
AI-generated summary
Since the resignation of Labor Minister Bärbel Bas, the CDU and SPD have been fighting over the future of their joint government. In Berlin, the SPD and the Greens interrupt exploratory talks with the Left due to allegations of anti-Semitism. In Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD and BSW want to convene a special plenum to end German support for Ukraine.
Since the resignation of Labor Minister Bärbel Bas, the CDU and SPD have been fighting more than ever about the future of their joint government. In Berlin, the SPD and the Greens interrupt exploratory talks with the Left and argue about their relationship to anti-Semitism in their own ranks. And in Saxony-Anhalt, the AfD, which is classified as right-wing extremist there, and the BSW are inviting people to a special plenary session in the state parliament to pass a motion to end German support for Ukraine.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The CDU and SPD will try to save their coalition by seeking compromises in the exploratory talks.
Likely · Within weeks
The special plenum in Saxony-Anhalt is unlikely to lead to a decision to end support for Ukraine due to the lack of a Federal Council majority.
Possible · Within weeks
The AfD member of the state parliament Dennis Hohloch has filed a criminal complaint against the comedian Kurt Krömer. Krömer described AfD voters as “pig faces” in an Instagram video and excluded them from his readings.

In the state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt, under the leadership of the new AfD president Ulrich Siegmund, a peace proposal from the AfD and BSW was accepted with the votes of both factions, while all other parties voted against it. The debate was heated and emotional, with symbolic gestures from the Greens and SPD in solidarity with Ukraine.
The Left Chairwoman Ines Schwerdtner defends the autonomy of the Berlin Left in dealing with Vanessa Emde. At the same time, the Berlin CDU top candidate Stefan Evers is offering the Greens and the SPD talks to form a government.

France's government plans budget cuts of 40 billion euros to reduce the deficit. Given the lack of a majority in the National Assembly and the approaching presidential elections, a political crisis is looming.

Katie Zacharia gave her first press conference as the new White House spokeswoman. She announced the resignation of the US ambassador to Athens, Kimberly Guilfoyle, and stood out with a short, nervous debut with limited question-and-answer sessions.

In Tirana there were violent protests by students against education policy for the second day in a row. Police used water cannons and tear gas as the opposition expressed support for the protesters.