In Berlin, the explorations for the formation of a new state government will enter their final phase on Friday.
The SPD, the Greens and the Left have agreed to finally discuss a continuation of their three-party alliance formed in 2016.
If the project announced on Thursday remains and the party committees agree, coalition negotiations could start next week - a good three weeks after the House of Representatives election.
Berlin - Meanwhile, the Interior Committee of the House of Representatives will meet on Friday (10:00 a.m.) for a special session to discuss the problems and mishaps on election day, September 26th.
Interior Senator Andreas Geisel (SPD) is expected to attend a hearing.
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CDU executive committee wants to avoid conflict "if possible"
In the discussion about the future leadership in the North Rhine-Westphalian CDU, the state executive wants to avoid an open conflict "if possible", according to the Secretary General.
This was "tenor" at a board meeting on Monday evening, said Josef Hovenjürgen on Tuesday in the WDR radio show "Morgenecho".
Armin Laschet, as state chairman, has taken on the task of “exploring with all relevant personalities of the CDU NRW how the path can be and he will promptly make a proposal.
CDU executive committee wants to avoid conflict "if possible"
SPD criticizes the green-black budget draft
The SPD has criticized the budget draft of the green-black state government as inadequate and again denounced the taking on of new debts.
The parliamentary group leader Andreas Stoch announced on Saturday in Stuttgart that Grün-Schwarz complained about the tight coffers and that new debts had to be taken on.
"But every person who has ever had a report from the audit office in hand knows that the supposedly clammy coffers are filled to the brim."
SPD criticizes the green-black budget draft
Dillingen is suing against the rise in water in former coal mines
The city of Dillingen in Saarland is suing the approved increase in pit water in former coal mines.
A corresponding lawsuit had been received by the Saarland Higher Administrative Court, the court announced on Monday in Saarlouis.
Dillingen is opposed to a plan approval decision of the Oberbergamt des Saarlandes dated August 17th “for the general operating plan for the lifting and discharge of pit water at the Duhamel site in the Saar”.
Dillingen is suing against the rise in water in former coal mines
The state returning officer Petra Michaelis, who has now been recalled because of the mishaps, announced an appeal by the election management at the Berlin Constitutional Court against the election results.
In two constituencies there were violations of the law that could affect the distribution of mandates.
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