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Former FDP politician Volker Wissing criticizes his former party for its internal strife and lack of commitment to decisions, highlighting the reasons for its decline.

The FDP faces severe backlash after dismal election results in Rhineland-Palatinate, marking one of its worst performances in western Germany.

A memorial event in Berlin marks the tenth anniversary of the death of FDP leader Guido Westerwelle, attended by notable figures including former Chancellor Angela Merkel and comedian Oliver Pocher.

The Free Democratic Party (FDP) faces a historic setback in Baden-Württemberg's state elections, marking a significant decline in its political standing.

The article questions why more politicians are not following the example of the FDP Secretary-General in Baden-Württemberg and mentions Donald Trump's apparent disinterest in sound advice due to his ongoing conflicts.

The Starnberg runoff election for mayor on March 22 features a close race between incumbent Patrick Janik and challenger Severin Kistner, who has received endorsements from the FDP and BLS.

The FDP and Free Voters in Munich have formed a five-member faction for the upcoming six-year term starting in May, indicating a strong ideological alignment between the two groups.

The article reflects on the legacy of Guido Westerwelle, a German politician, ten years after his death, noting the resurgence of appreciation for his political style on social media.

FDP General Secretary Nicole Büttner has shaved her head after her party failed to secure a seat in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament, fulfilling a promise made during the election campaign.

A commentary discusses the entertaining yet risky nature of making wagers in politics, highlighting FDP General Secretary Nicole Büttner's bold bet to shave her head if her party fails to win a seat in the regional parliament of Baden-Württemberg.

The CDU leads in the Hesse local elections, with the AfD gaining, while the SPD faces pressure, the Greens are satisfied, and the FDP is disappointed.

FDP Secretary General Nicole Büttner has shaved her head after losing a bet related to the party's electoral defeat in Baden-Württemberg.

FDP Secretary General Nicole Büttner shaved her head as a forfeit for losing a bet following the party's electoral defeat in the Baden-Württemberg state elections.

Nicole Büttner, the General Secretary of the FDP in Baden-Württemberg, remains committed to shaving her head as part of a bet after her party failed to meet election expectations.

Tobias Weiskopf, a district council candidate for the FDP, expressed deep regret for offensive jokes he made during a political event, sparking discussions about the boundaries of humor and satire.

The article discusses the current existential crisis of the Free Democratic Party (FDP) in Germany and questions the future of liberalism in the country.

Three local politicians in Passau have stirred controversy by joining the city council under the FDP banner despite their association with other parties.

A former FDP member of parliament and a teacher are on trial for child sexual abuse involving the teacher's sons.

The FDP has reacted sharply to Chancellor Friedrich Merz's remarks about the party's political demise following their poor performance in recent elections.

Friedrich Merz of the CDU prematurely declared the FDP irrelevant after their poor performance in Baden-Württemberg, urging their supporters to favor the CDU in the upcoming state elections.

FDP Vice Chairman Wolfgang Kubicki reflects on the party's electoral defeat in Baden-Württemberg, admitting the challenges ahead as they struggle for survival.

CDU leader Friedrich Merz claims the FDP is finished as a major political force in Germany following its poor performance in the recent Baden-Württemberg state election.

FDP Vice Wolfgang Kubicki discusses the party's unexpected electoral defeat in Baden-Württemberg and the need for a fresh start.

After an electoral defeat in Baden-Württemberg, FDP leaders are seeking a fresh start, with Vice Chairman Wolfgang Kubicki expressing concerns about the party's deeper issues during an interview.

The documentary 'Westerwelle' reflects on the life of the late German politician Guido Westerwelle, showcasing both his public persona and struggle with illness.

The FDP suffers another electoral defeat in Baden-Württemberg, failing to surpass the five percent threshold, raising questions about its future.

The FDP faces a severe setback after failing to pass the 5% threshold in the Baden-Württemberg election, marking a critical moment for the party's survival.

The FDP has lost its representation in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg, leading to a playful wager by its general secretary involving her hair.

The FDP party in Germany has failed to secure a seat in the Baden-Württemberg state parliament, resulting in a loss for its General Secretary, who committed to shaving her head if the party did not succeed.

In the recent Baden-Württemberg election, CDU's Manuel Hagel congratulated Green party's Özdemir amid significant losses for SPD and FDP, who failed to meet the five percent electoral threshold.

FDP Vice Chairman Wolfgang Kubicki discusses the importance of economic stability and the need for politicians to not have special rights during a pre-election interview.

The FDP's future in Baden-Württemberg hinges on their re-entry into the regional parliament, as party leader Christian Dürr intensifies his campaign efforts in the area.

Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann discusses the impact of global crises on local politics during an event in Gröbenzell.

Nicole Büttner, the Secretary General of the FDP, is praised for her expertise in AI but faces challenges in political campaigning.

Berlin FDP candidate Sebastian Czaja has made a lonely decision to support the CDU, raising questions about the implications of individual choices on collective relationships.

Sebastian Czaja, the vice chair of the FDP in Berlin, has left the party to support the CDU and campaign against the Left Party in the upcoming House of Representatives election.

Sebastian Czaja, the Vice Chair of the Berlin FDP, has left the party to support CDU's campaign for the upcoming parliamentary elections, citing concerns over the leftist party's potential rise to power.

In Rhineland-Palatinate, the Free Democratic Party (FDP) remains in power but faces the risk of being ousted from the state parliament due to low public support.

The CDU's top candidate in Baden-Württemberg, Manuel Hagel, prefers not to govern with the Greens due to ideological differences, favoring a coalition with the FDP or a Germany coalition with the SPD instead, though current polls suggest these combinations may not secure a majority.

The FDP is working towards a comeback in the upcoming state elections in Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate, facing differing political challenges.

The FDP in Baden-Württemberg is mobilizing for the upcoming elections amid fears of losing its parliamentary presence for the first time.

Latvia's export structure remains characterized by low added value in several sectors, indicating that quantity is prioritized over quality, according to Jānis Priede, the head of the Fiscal Discipline Council.

Louis Sarkozy's campaign office in Menton, France, was vandalized with insulting slogans and graffiti.

The head of Latvia's Fiscal Discipline Council warns that if income projections fall short, discussions about expenditure will become a priority again.

The FDP is reintroducing its old success formula for tax policy as it faces critical state elections in Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate.

The Stuttgart Administrative Court has ruled that the FDP is not entitled to participate in the upcoming TV triell for the state election in Baden-Württemberg, a decision the party plans to contest.

The FDP in Baden-Württemberg has been denied participation in a televised debate ahead of the state elections, as ruled by the Stuttgart administrative court.

The FDP is strategizing to regain visibility and relevance ahead of the 2026 local elections, particularly in the Munich area, following disappointing results at the federal and state levels.

Tensions rise in Baden-Württemberg's election campaign as the government defends the prosecution service amid controversy over past Cum-Ex transactions, drawing criticism from the FDP party.

Horst Strack-Zimmermann, 85, discusses his supportive role as the secondary partner in his marriage to FDP politician Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, emphasizing her leadership in their household.