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Debate on possible AfD ban proceedings - Bundesrat President Bovenschulte supports Wüst's proposal for examination by federal and state governments

By with∅ut-me 10.09.2026 at 09:26 Uhr Political Parties Parliament & Legislation Government
TL;DR AI-generated North Rhine-Westphalia's Minister President Wüst proposed having a potential ban procedure against the AfD examined by a federal-state group. Bundesrat President Bovenschulte supported this examination, while Chancellor Merz expressed skepticism about the prospects of success due to high legal hurdles.

Source: deutschlandfunk.de

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  7. Debate on possible AfD ban proceedings - Bundesrat President Bovenschulte supports Wüst's proposal for examination by federal and state governments

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