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The ongoing election review process in Germany faces significant delays, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the Bundestag while the President of the Bundestag remains silent.

The BSW is appealing to the Federal Constitutional Court for a recount of the last Bundestag election, claiming errors in the vote counting process.

One year after the Bundestag election, the Alliance of Sahra Wagenknecht is appealing to the Federal Constitutional Court to seek a recount in order to gain a seat in Parliament.

Sahra Wagenknecht, founder of the BSW party, criticizes Germany's election review process, likening it to making complaints to a mafia boss.

The article discusses various current issues including labor strikes in Germany, political developments, and the performance of German athletes in upcoming Olympics.

Sahra Wagenknecht, founder of BSW, supports the reduction and, in extreme cases, the complete elimination of basic security for those who refuse reasonable and livelihood-sustaining work, while cautioning against the broad stigmatization of the unemployed.

Membership numbers for the AfD and the Left party have surged dramatically in Saxony-Anhalt, with the BSW experiencing an increase of 800 percent, while CDU, SPD, and FDP have lost members.

Following the collapse of the coalition with Sahra Wagenknecht's BSW, the SPD and CDU in Brandenburg are eager to negotiate a new government alliance.

Following the collapse of the coalition between SPD and BSW in Brandenburg, the Social Democrats and CDU are eager to negotiate a new coalition swiftly.

Following the breakup of the SPD-BSW coalition, the SPD and CDU in Brandenburg aim to swiftly initiate negotiations for a new government alliance after successful exploratory talks.

The article discusses the political landscape ahead of the 2026 elections in Germany, highlighting the struggles of the BSW party and the stability of the Left party, which may have opportunities to regain seats in state parliaments.

Following the breakup of the SPD-BSW government in Brandenburg, the Wagenknecht Party and AfD are calling for new elections, but their proposal to dissolve the parliament was rejected due to lack of majority support.

The coalition between SPD and BSW in Brandenburg has collapsed after internal disputes, leading to the failure of an AfD proposal for a new election in the state parliament.

In Brandenburg, the BSW faction voted for an AfD proposal to remove the parliament's vice president, but the motion failed, allowing Gruhn to remain in office despite internal conflicts.

Following the collapse of the coalition in Brandenburg, the last two BSW ministers from Wagenknecht's party are leaving, although they intend to continue as part of the government for the time being.

Following the breakup of the SPD/BSW coalition in Brandenburg, Health Minister Britta Müller and Transport Minister Detlef Tabbert have announced their departure from the BSW party.

Following the breakup of the SPD/BSW coalition in Brandenburg, Transport Minister Detlef Tabbert and Health Minister Britta Müller have also left the Sahra Wagenknecht alliance, aiming to ensure government functionality and move past internal conflicts.

BSW chief De Masi is suing European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen over incomplete disclosures regarding her contacts with the defense industry, seeking a landmark ruling.

Following the end of the SPD-BSW coalition in Brandenburg, Health Minister Britta Müller and Transport Minister Detlef Tabbert have announced their departure from the BSW party.

The article discusses the challenges faced by Sahra Wagenknecht's political party BSW two years after its founding, highlighting internal conflicts and accusations following a coalition split in Brandenburg.

The internal conflicts and the AfD issue are threatening to dismantle the BSW party following the potential end of the Red-Purple alliance in Potsdam.

Brandenburg's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Robert Crumbach criticizes former party member Sahra Wagenknecht for her choice of words, stating it crosses boundaries, following the breakdown of the coalition and his departure from the BSW.

The political landscape in Brandenburg illustrates the dwindling options for the CDU and SPD, following the failed BSW experiment and the emergence of new political alliances ahead of the 2024 state election.

Fabio De Masi, the BSW's European Parliament member, is suing EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen over her insufficient disclosure of contacts with arms firms.

The coalition in Brandenburg has collapsed after just one year, leaving the Pragmatists in the Wagenknecht party further weakened.

Brandenburg's Minister President Dietmar Woidke announces the dissolution of the first and only coalition between the SPD and BSW, leading to a minority government.

The coalition in Potsdam is collapsing, and there is hope for stability in government affairs moving forward.

The coalition government in Brandenburg between the SPD and BSW has collapsed, leading Minister-President Dietmar Woidke to announce plans for a minority government while current ministers, including Finance Minister Robert Crumbach, will remain in their positions for the time being.

Brandenburg's Minister President Dietmar Woidke, though seemingly inconspicuous, reveals a cunning side as he targets the CDU after taking down the BSW.

The coalition between SPD and BSW in Brandenburg has collapsed, signaling potential national implications for the BSW amid internal strife following recent leadership elections.

The SPD's coalition with the BSW in Brandenburg faced challenges from the start, leading to its eventual failure due to a lack of parliamentary majority following the 2024 election.

The SPD/BSW coalition in Brandenburg has collapsed as it has lost its majority due to the departure of three BSW parliamentary representatives, according to Minister President Woidke.

The Brandenburg government faces a crisis as the Potsdam coalition loses its majority following the departure of several lawmakers from the BSW to join the SPD.

The coalition of SPD and BSW in Brandenburg has formally lost its two-vote majority in the state parliament following the departure of members from BSW after internal disputes.

The Brandenburg Prime Minister Dietmar Woidke of the SPD announces the termination of the coalition with BSW after losing the governing majority.

The coalition between SPD and BSW in Brandenburg has collapsed, with two representatives leaving the BSW faction and Finance Minister Crumbach switching to SPD, resulting in a temporary minority government.

The SPD/BSW coalition in Brandenburg has officially lost its two-vote majority in the state parliament following the departure of two members, Jouleen Gruhn and André von Ossowski, due to internal disputes.

The coalition in Brandenburg has lost its majority as two BSW members exit the state parliament faction, while Robert Crumbach joins the SPD faction.

The future of the coalition between the SPD and BSW in Brandenburg is uncertain, and the SPD should consider forming a stable alliance with the CDU following the exit of Financial Minister Crumbach from the BSW.

Brandenburg is experiencing a government crisis as Prime Minister Woidke's coalition with the BSW faces collapse following the departure of his deputy Crumbach, raising the possibility of a CDU comeback in the state government.

Brandenburg's Vice Minister-President Robert Crumbach has resigned from the Wagenknecht Party, pushing the coalition between SPD and BSW closer to collapse.

Brandenburg's Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Robert Crumbach has resigned from his party amidst internal disputes, putting the SPD-BSW government at risk of collapse.

Brandenburg's Finance Minister and Vice Prime Minister Robert Crumbach has announced his departure from the BSW party and parliamentary group amid internal party conflicts, raising concerns about the future of the coalition in Potsdam.

Brandenburg's BSW Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Robert Crumbach has left his party and the parliamentary faction amid internal disputes.

In Brandenburg, the only nationwide Red-Purple coalition is shaky as BSW rejects SPD's demand for a commitment to coalition loyalty.

The BSW has rejected the SPD's request for a commitment to coalition loyalty in Brandenburg's only nationwide Red-Purple coalition.