A new beginning after the traffic lights? Hard but fair” discussed on Monday!

A new beginning after the traffic lights? Hard but fair” discussed on Monday!

Munich (ots)

On Monday, November 11, 2024, at 9:00 p.m., the highly anticipated talk show “hard but fair” will be broadcast live from Berlin. Moderated by Louis Klamroth, the program has the provocative motto: “Traffic lights gone, problems remain – how does a new beginning work?” Explosive political analysis is unleashed on the audience here!

A gripping team of experts comes together for this issue: Matthias Miersch, the general secretary of the SPD, Wolfgang Kubicki, Bundestag vice-president of the FDP, and Dorothee Bär, deputy party leader of the CSU, address the nation's pressing questions. Robin Alexander, deputy editor-in-chief of “Welt” and “Welt am Sonntag”, as well as Christina Böhm, managing director of a painting company, and Marcel Fratzscher, President of the German Institute for Economic Research, will also be there. Stefan Schulz, podcaster on “Die Neue Zwanziger”, is also there as a sociologist!

Important topics in focus

After the dramatic failure of the traffic light coalition, burning questions arise: What happens next? Are new elections in March really the only option and what do two thirds of Germans think about it? An exciting discussion is expected about what the new red-green minority government under Chancellor Scholz can achieve and what measures need to be taken for economic recovery.

For everyone who doesn't want to miss anything, the highlights of the show are available on the ARD media library, commented on by Klamroth and supplemented with editorial content. “Hard but fair” is therefore easily accessible for anyone interested!

Follow the show on X: @hartaberfair, or contact via email at hartaberfair@wdr.de. Visit the homepage at www.hartaberfair.de for further information!