... all parties (government and opposition alike) vote for the reform together. That’s likely necessary anyway, since the opposition effectively co-governs via the Bundesrat and real reform might conflict with the interests of the Länder.

U wouldnt believe how true that is

There are also donor organisations and clinics (like UKHS) that provide data on your blood (levels of iron and so on) via an app, which I have always found appealing.

CDU is definitely known as the party of postmaterialism.

... stronger support for climate protection, more openness to facilitating immigration, and less support for ending arms deliveries to Ukraine. [GLES, Post-Election Study 2025]

ugh.

That must be caused by the soon-to-be goverment of CDU/CSU and Social Democrats with their issue ownership on domestic security (due to the autolimitation by the criminals)

Even a blind robot sometimes finds a goal

As far as I understood the author, he argues only in geostrategic/geographical terms, neglecting current political relations. Thus, imo, the author would still stand by the quote.

And I’m pretty sure that the lorry never moves when I’m watching it.

I'd love to see this link take me to Rowan Atkinson's Instagram.

How surprising that the CSU today still represents positions that were already popular in the last century.