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Ulrich Siegmund, 35, is the AfD's top candidate for the 2026 state election in Saxony-Anhalt. He was previously a CDU member and founded a scent marketing company. Siegmund is described internationally as the "sunny face" of the AfD.
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Rising temperatures since the 1980s have lowered the cold limits in European mountains, leading to an increase in plant species on summits. Species preferring cooler locations have increasingly disappeared.
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The EU Commission approved tenders for electricity capacities, primarily targeting new gas power plants, which could lead to a long-term fossil lock-in. A UN report confirms the 1.5-degree Celsius global warming limit has been exceeded, necessitating faster climate action.
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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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In the Saxon-Anhalt constituency 32 Querfurt, a left-wing pastor, former Education Minister Eva Feußner (CDU), and AfD politician Hans-Thomas Tillschneider are running. The AfD is holding a festival with free sausage and campaigning with the slogan "Save the Country."
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Saxony-Anhalt holds a state election on Sunday, considered a significant indicator of public mood. The key question is whether the AfD can achieve an absolute majority of seats in a federal state for the first time.
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The Regional Review of September 5, 2026, discusses the protection of critical infrastructure against attacks on power grids. It also examines the upcoming election in Saxony-Anhalt, featuring candidates Siegmund and Schulze, and the perspectives of migrants on the election.
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Following a devastating flash flood, Nepal's government is demanding climate justice and international support. The country, responsible for only 0.1 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, is particularly vulnerable to climate change impacts and calls for a fair distribution of costs for adaptation and damages.
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The UN Environment Programme acknowledges that the 1.5-degree Celsius limit for global warming, as aimed for in the Paris Agreement, is no longer achievable. Global greenhouse gas emissions have reached a new record high, leading to more intense weather extremes and rising sea levels.
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