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Discourse in the Philharmonie “Between the election of Donald Trump and the forthcoming Bundestag elections: What does the new year hold for Germany?”

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Tue, Dec 10, 2024, 20:00
Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election will change the country: democracy is in danger, observers believe, and society could become more divided. However, Germany is also facing major changes following the collapse of the “traffic light coalition”. A new federal parliament is due to be elected in February 2025. What will both events mean for German politics? The long-serving Governing Mayor of Berlin and current SPD member of the Bundestag Michael Müller and playwright and director Patty Kim Hamilton discuss this with Christiane Florin.

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