
Der Bundespräsident wettert gegen Extremisten, der AfD-Chef sitzt in der dritten Reihe – und klatscht nicht.
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Der Tag der Deutschen Einheit wird jährlich am 3. Oktober gefeiert. Frank-Walter Steinmeier befindet sich in der Endphase seiner Amtszeit als Bundespräsident.
Feierlichkeiten in Bremen Der Bundespräsident wettert gegen Extremisten, der AfD-Chef sitzt in der dritten Reihe – und klatscht nicht.
Zum Tag der Deutschen Einheit redet Frank-Walter Steinmeier der Republik kurz vor dem Ende seiner Amtszeit noch einmal ins Gewissen. Nicht allen im Publikum gefällt das.
Aus Bremen berichtet Matthias Deuring.
Minister of State for Culture Wolfram Weimer is criticized for excluding three bookstores from the German Book Trade Prize despite the jury's vote. This was justified with information from the Office for the Protection of the Constitution, which triggered debates about transparency and state influence.
The Berlin regional associations of the Left, the Greens and the SPD have agreed to continue their talks. A result is expected to be achieved next week, although the content of the talks and possible coalition options still remain open.
The AfD state leadership in Brandenburg set the goal of an absolute majority for 2029 at a rally in Fürstenwalde. The event was accompanied by protests. The police were on site with a large contingent.
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Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier called for the defense of democracy at the German Unity Day ceremony in Bremen. He warned against political demagoguery, radicalization and the rise of extremist forces in Germany.

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