Berlin - Greens want to discuss opposition role at a small party congress

It is still unclear where Robert Habeck is going. Annalena Baerbock moves to New York at the latest in the autumn for her Uno job. Now the Greens are debating their future course in the opposition.

At their small party congress, the Greens are looking for their new role. The Habeck and Baerbock era is over, what remains are wing disputes – and a cautious misconcession of a top representative in migration policy. Instead, the party is busy working on Friedrich Merz (CDU).

In Berlin the Greens come together for a small party congress. After the disappointing Bundestag election and the farewell of Habeck and Baerbock, the party seeks its course in the opposition - and struggles with itself.

The Greens must reinvent themselves as an opposition party. It becomes clear at the small party congress: migration remains a conflict issue. And satisfied with the election campaign is actually only one.

The Greens want to start a new era at their party congress – but almost just look back. Their plan for the opposition is still waiting for them. Why is the next step so difficult for them?

Six weeks after the Bundestag election, the Greens meet today for a small party congress. A key proposal by the Executive Board contains a self-critical assessment.