Ampel coalition failed: what's coming for Germany now?

Ampel coalition failed: what's coming for Germany now?

On Monday, November 11, 2024, the political talk show "Hart but fair" will be broadcast live from Berlin at 9:00 p.m. The explosive topic of the show is: "traffic lights away, problems remain - how does a new beginning go?" After the spectacular failure of the traffic light coalition, the audience faces pressing questions: How is it going now? Will there be new elections, and if so, when? Much of the Germans demands a quick decision, while the new red-green minority government under Chancellor Scholz is already under pressure to present solutions.

The round of the guests promises exciting insights and controversial discussions. Also present are Matthias Miersch (SPD, General Secretary), Wolfgang Kubicki (FDP, Bundestag Vice President), Dorothee Bär (CSU, deputy party leader) as well as Robin Alexander, deputy editor -in -chief of "Welt" and "Welt am Sonntag". Christina Böhm, managing director of a painting company, Marcel Fratzscher, President of the German Institute for Economic Research, and Stefan Schulz, Podcaster and sociologist, will also contribute their perspectives. The audience can adapt to a lively debate that examines the current political challenges and the future of German politics.

important questions in the focus

The viewers can be excited to see which measures the new government are planning to tackle the urgent economic problems and whether the Union will position itself in this turbulent time. The program will also address the reactions of the citizens on the political situation and the expectations of the government. On Wednesday, the highlights of the show, commented by Louis Klamroth, will be available in the ARD Mediathek.

For everyone interested, "hard but fair" can be reached via social media and the official homepage. The spectators are invited to bring their opinions and questions to enrich the discussion.