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German Greens Prepare for Election

The German Green Party held a key party congress to prepare for the upcoming federal election, discussing policy, leadership, and strategy.

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Claudia RothFranziska BrantnerFelix BanaszakRicarda LangOmid NouripourRobert HabeckAnnalena BaerbockDonald TrumpMarkus SöderChristian LindnerFriedrich MerzWladimir PutinJette NietzardPegah Edalatian

What were some of the key policy issues discussed at the party congress?: The party congress involved discussions on various policy proposals, including a wealth tax, speed limits, migration policies, and border controls. There was also significant debate on the war in Ukraine and its domestic political implications.
What was the main purpose of the Green Party's party congress in Wiesbaden?: The Green Party in Germany held a party congress in Wiesbaden to prepare for the upcoming federal election, aiming for a "fresh start" and focusing on key policy issues.
Who are the leading candidates to become the new co-chairs of the Green Party?: Franziska Brantner and Felix Banaszak are the frontrunners to become the new co-chairs of the Green Party, succeeding Ricarda Lang and Omid Nouripour.
Who is expected to be the Greens' main candidate for chancellor in the upcoming election?: Robert Habeck is expected to be the Greens' main candidate for chancellor in the upcoming election, leading the campaign alongside Annalena Baerbock. The party is aiming for a significant improvement over their 2021 performance.
Who are some of the key political figures mentioned in relation to the Green Party's election campaign?: Claudia Roth, the German Minister of State for Culture and Media, addressed the party congress, highlighting the challenges posed by Donald Trump and Markus Söder's opposition to the Greens' agenda.

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