Note that it was the FDP that denied Ukraine aid, unless social spending was cut. In 2022 the FDP was also quick to give up on Ukraine, so that business would not be affected.
For them Ukraine is an expendable chess piece for national politics.
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Note that it was the FDP that denied Ukraine aid, unless social spending was cut. In 2022 the FDP was also quick to give up on Ukraine, so that business would not be affected.
For them Ukraine is an expendable chess piece for national politics.
Is there a source for this other than the FDP? I don't believe anything from them anymore after their planned destruction of government while lying to the public, claiming the opposite. After that, anything they say feels like "are they lying again just to damage others again?".
This will hopefully happen in around 4 months once Scholz is out of the way.
Scholz is not the only one who doesn't like the idea. There will be multiple pro russian parties or russian sponsored ones on the ballot, like BSW and AfD for example. Unlike the US, in Germany they can team up and rule as a coalition, if they find common ground.
Have you seen the opinion polls? The next government is either going to be CDU+SPD or CDU+Greens. The AfD will not go into the government because everyone rightfully refuses to deal with them.
After the trump disaster I wouldn't count other far rights out yet. On the contrary: AfDs success in German states is deeply concerning. Their propaganda reaches young voters best. Polls sometimes are off.
You mean the one that's limited to east Germany and it's not actually a success because the other parties will work together to keep them out of the government?
That would only be a remote risk if Germany was FPTP pseudo-democracy like the UK and former colonies.
sure AgD+BSW is highly unlikely to have any coalition power, but still they will remain in Bundestag, being destructive as ever (next to CxU)