Schwarz-Rot übernimmt: Grüne werden aus der Landesregierung verdrängt

Ricarda Lang, the federal chairwoman of the Greens, has to accept the loss of a state government. As a result of the state election in Hesse, which took place in October, it seems that after ten years of black-green, there will be a new government coalition. According to information from Bild, it is already certain that Minister President Boris Rhein (CDU) will choose a coalition with the SPD. This would be a bitter loss of power for the Greens. Green power begins to crumble. Although Hesse is only a relatively small federal state, exclusion from a state government is always associated with a loss of power at the federal level as well. The political system in Germany is a strongly federal two-chamber system. In addition to the Bundestag, the Bundesrat must also approve every law (unlike, for example, in Austria, where the Bundesrat can only delay or force a higher quorum in the National Council). Thus, there will be fewer Green members in this second chamber in the future. Although they are still represented in nine other state governments, the exit in Hesse can still be seen as an initial crumbling of power. Dispute topics between black and green as focal points of the AfD. Although there is no mention of the patriotic Alternative for Germany (AfD) in the coalition negotiations, the end of black-green must still be seen as an indirect success for the Blues. Because the dominant topics of the AfD were migration, internal security, heating, and inflation. According to Bild, these are exactly the disputed topics between black and green, where the CDU wants to take a tougher course, but the Greens are not willing to move. In addition, the AfD is the winner of the election alongside the CDU (Hessenschau reported). It was able to increase by a strong 5.2 percent to 18.4 percent and is now in second place. The Greens, on the other hand, lost five percent and ended up in fourth place with only 14.8 percent. Therefore, it can be assumed that a reaction from the CDU was forced by the AfD

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Schwarz-Rot kommt: Grüne fliegen aus Landesregierung

Ricarda Lang, die Bundesvorsitzende der Grünen, muss den Verlust einer Landesregierung in Kauf nehmen. In Folge der Landtagswahl in Hessen, die im Oktober stattfand, kommt es nach zehn Jahren Schwarz-Grün anscheinend zu einer neuen Regierungskoalition. Laut Informationen der Bild steht es bereits fest, dass sich Ministerpräsident Boris Rhein (CDU) für eine Koalition mit der SPD entscheiden wird. Für die Grünen wäre dies ein herber Machtverlust. Grüne Macht beginnt zu bröckeln Zwar ist Hessen nur ein vergleichsweise kleines Bundesland, dennoch ist der Ausschluss aus einer Landesregierung auch immer auf Bundesebene mit einem Machtverlust verbunden. Das politische System in Deutschland ist ein stark föderales Zwei-Kammern-System. Neben dem Bundestag muss auch der Bundesrat jedem Gesetz zustimmen (anders als zum Beispiel in Österreich, wo

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