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News summary covering German political shifts, the US election aftermath, the ongoing Ukraine conflict, and the apprehension of suspected right-wing extremists in Germany.

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What is notable about Trump's appointment of Susie Wiles?: Donald Trump appointed Susie Wiles as his chief of staff, marking the first time a woman will hold this position. President Biden pledged a peaceful transition of power.
What measures is the CDU proposing in its immediate program?: The CDU is proposing an immediate program including cuts to the citizen's allowance and aid for Ukrainian refugees should they take over the government.
How did Putin and Zelenskyy react to Trump's election victory?: Following the election of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin congratulated him and expressed openness to discussions regarding Trump's ideas for ending the war in Ukraine, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasized the need for security guarantees.
What are Christian Lindner's plans regarding his political future?: Christian Lindner, the FDP leader, will run for the Bundestag and seeks to continue his work in a new government. He will return to the Ministry of Finance.
What challenges is the Green party facing after its leadership change?: The Green party is facing challenges with its new leadership and the prospect of early elections, creating internal conflict and difficult debates for Vice Chancellor Habeck.

Apr 26, 10:10

German Public Fears Negative Impact of Government Debt on Younger Generations

A YouGov poll shows 61% of Germans fear the new Union-SPD government's planned massive debt increase will negatively affect younger generations, with concerns about pension burdens and a lack of trust in the government to represent younger generations' interests.

Apr 26, 16:13

Hamburg SPD Approves Coalition Agreement with Greens

Hamburg's SPD unanimously approved a new coalition agreement with the Greens on April 26th, securing a continuation of their government partnership since 2015. The agreement includes the same seven senators from the previous administration, and the mayor's reelection is anticipated on May 7th.

Apr 22, 19:18

German Coalition Divided on Handling AfD's Growing Influence

The German coalition government is deeply divided on how to handle the AfD, the country's second-largest party, as it considers granting the AfD key parliamentary positions, sparking concerns about extremism and national security, despite the CDU's suggestion to treat the party like any other opposition party.

Apr 20, 10:09

SPD's Crushing Defeat: Klingbeil's Leadership Under Scrutiny

Lars Klingbeil's leadership of the SPD since late 2021 has resulted in a dramatic decline in the party's electoral performance, culminating in its worst result in over 130 years in the 2025 Bundestag election, with the party losing significant support among working-class voters and experiencing a toxic political culture.