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Green Party leader Robert Habeck resigned from Interior Minister Horst Seehofer (CSU). "Horst Seehofer is expected to resign from the post of Interior Minister," said Habeck the "taz". "He avenged himself from the motive of his domestic action by disqualifying himself as minister by subjecting the stability of Germany and Europe to his personal quarrel."
He shares the impression that CSU is turning into a right-wing nationalist party, says Habeck. "The CSU is working on a fundamental shift towards a non-liberal democracy, as we know from Eastern Europe." An alliance of the Greens with SPD and CDU – without the CSU – Habeck does not exclude. "Europe-oriented parties must prepare alliances without CSU."
Seehofer had disappeared in the conflict over asylum policy and the rejections at the border over a confrontation with Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU). During the conflict, he offered the CSU his resignation as party leader and as federal minister of the Interior. However, Seehofer refrained from agreeing with Merkel.
Thursday evening, the Union has agreed with the SPD. Among other things, the agreement provides for the conclusion of agreements with other countries of the EU for the repatriation of certain refugees.
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