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Der Besuch des Bundeskanzlers im Saarland findet im Kontext der industriellen Transformation statt, insbesondere im Stahlsektor, der im Saarland eine wichtige Rolle spielt.
Bundeskanzler Friedrich Merz wird am heutigen Montag zu Terminen im Saarland erwartet. Am Nachmittag besucht der CDU-Politiker dem Kanzleramt zufolge die Dillinger Hütte und nimmt an einer Veranstaltung der Stahl Holding Saar teil. «Dabei hält der Kanzler eine Rede und macht sich ein Bild von der Transformation des Unternehmens», hieß es.
In Dillingen wird auch Saar-Ministerpräsidentin Anke Rehlinger (SPD) erwartet. Am frühen Abend nimmt Merz dann im benachbarten Saarlouis an der Einweihung der Helmut-Kohl-Straße und Rue François Mitterrand teil. Auch dort hält der Kanzler dem Vernehmen nach eine Rede.
Aus Sicherheitsgründen hat das Bundesverkehrsministerium von 14.00 Uhr bis 19.00 Uhr um die Besuchsorte eine Verbotszone etwa für Drohnen eingerichtet. Zudem müssen sich Verkehrsteilnehmer auf Straßensperrungen einrichten.
After the House of Representatives election in Berlin, CDU General Secretary Franziska Hoppermann warned the SPD and the Greens against a coalition with the Left, which she described as radical and anti-Semitic. At the same time, CDA boss Dennis Radtke is calling for a fundamental care reform instead of a savings law, while Federal Health Minister Carsten Linnemann rejects the SPD's demand for a care cap. In addition, Johannes Winkel from the Junge Union criticizes the welfare state and advocates performance-linked social benefits, which would particularly affect migrants.

According to her lawyer, the Berlin left-wing politician Elif Eralp has filed a criminal complaint against Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt because he is said to have described her as an anti-Semite in the ZDF program "Maybrit Illner". The lawyer sees this as slander and insult according to the Criminal Code. Dobrindt had previously made allegations against the Berlin Left for anti-Semitism.

The Berlin left-wing politician Elif Eralp has filed a criminal complaint against Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt because he is said to have made a statement about her as an “anti-Semite”. The lawyer sees this as slander and insult. Dobrindt had previously accused the Left Party of tolerating anti-Semites.
The Federal Constitutional Court is celebrating its 75th anniversary as one of Germany's five constitutional bodies. It is not subordinate to a ministry, its judges wear hand-me-down red robes, has been based in Karlsruhe since 1951 to ensure the spatial separation of justice and politics, decided on the founding of Baden-Württemberg as early as 1951 and has a success rate of only around 1.5 percent in constitutional complaints.

Several members of the Bundestag are calling for regular security checks for German research institutions across parties after serious security deficiencies at the Helmholtz Center for Information Security (Cispa) in dealing with Chinese cooperation partners from the military environment. The Cispa case is seen as an alarm signal for possible scientific espionage by China.
The Federal Constitutional Court is celebrating its 75th birthday with a ceremony in Karlsruhe, at which Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will give a speech. Guests include Bundestag President Julia Klöckner and Federal Council President Andreas Bovenschulte. The court was opened on September 28, 1951 and today consists of 16 judges.