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Friedrich Merz visits the CSU party conference in Munich.
The trap they set up for the Chancellor consists of more than a thousand people and is framed by idyllic landscapes: large-format pictures from the Bavarian districts, Zugspitze, Lake Constance, Walhalla, Munich's Frauenkirche. And it is besieged by hordes of television cameras and reporters with notebooks and notepads. Friedrich Merz has to move into this setting on Saturday afternoon: at the CSU party conference in Munich.

Thousands of people demonstrated at several German airports and cities against the deportations of rejected asylum seekers. The protests are particularly directed against the planned construction of deportation terminals and cooperation with the Taliban.

65 years after the recruitment agreement, Germany looks back on the integration of Turkish guest workers. Despite a lack of state support, many people managed to rise, but structural disadvantages continue to have an impact today.

Jordan Bardella was confirmed as chairman of the Rassemblement National with 99 percent of the vote. As Marine Le Pen launches her presidential election campaign, around 13,000 people demonstrated against the party in Orléans.

Federal Transport Minister Steffen Bilger supports the idea of a nationwide ticket for occasional drivers via an app. While North Rhine-Westphalia and Hamburg are pushing the model, other state representatives such as Christian Bernreiter reject it for cost reasons.
Jordan Bardella was re-elected as party leader at the Rassemblement National party conference in Orléans. The event was accompanied by protests.
A good 700 people demonstrated in Oberding near Munich Airport against the construction of a planned deportation terminal. The campaign “Prevent MUC deportation terminal!” criticizes the FMG's infrastructural support for deportations.