Dutch, German Liberals Split on Climate, Sustainability
The Dutch center-right understand they can no longer cede climate policy to the left.
The Dutch center-right understand they can no longer cede climate policy to the left.
The Free Democrats derail Jan Huitema’s plan for clean cars.
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Where the two parties may be able to compromise.
Three parties will probably be needed to form a government.
The Free Democrats have been consistently right on defense, deregulation and digitalization.
Where the four mainstream parties stand on the ten major issues.
Mainstream conservative parties in the state gave the far right nothing for its support.
Christian Lindner argues it is better not to govern than to govern in the wrong way.
The liberals accept smaller tax cuts. The Greens soften their climate goals.
The Free Democrats are hawkish on eurozone reform, but so was Wolfgang Schäuble.
A three-party coalition won’t be easy, but it may be the only option short of minority government.
The Christian Democrats sometimes lean toward complacency. The Free Democrats would keep them sharp.
Conservative and liberal voters look forward to government. Social Democrats are split.
Fiscal issues divide the left and right. On Europe and NATO, it’s the extremists versus everyone else.