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Around 800 journalists from Germany and abroad are reporting on the state election in Saxony-Anhalt. According to polls, the AfD is leading and could achieve an absolute majority.
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The Federal Minister of the Interior, Dobrindt, plans measures against Russian drone and cyberattacks. Units will be deployed to protect strategically important cities from drones, and a digital security network will be established against cyberattacks.
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The state election in Saxony-Anhalt has begun, with around 1.7 million people eligible to vote. Polls suggest a strong result for the AfD, leading to discussions about potential coalitions and the difficulty of forming governments.
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Thousands demonstrated in Halle and Magdeburg the evening before the state election in Saxony-Anhalt against right-wing extremism. The rallies ranged from broad anti-fascist calls for democracy to autonomous actions.
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In Halle-Neustadt, a district with many prefabricated buildings, young people with migration backgrounds and older residents with GDR pasts live. The AfD achieves high election results there, even though a third of residents are not eligible to vote.
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Approximately 1.7 million eligible voters are called to cast their ballots in Saxony-Anhalt. The AfD led significantly in pre-election polls, while the current governing coalition is led by Minister-President Schulze.
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Friedrich Merz is accused of leading political leadership like a company, which is seen as problematic in Germany's complex political landscape. His concept of hierarchical decision-making and lack of openness to criticism are criticized, as political leadership relies on mediation and cooperation.
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Following a hacker attack on the Berlin administration, warnings and criticism have been issued. The exact impact and scope of the attack remain unclear.
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