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  Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder (56, CSU) is sticking by his deputy Hubert Aiwanger (52, Free Voters) despite the leaflet affair. He explained this on Sunday, admitting: “I know that not everyone will like my decision, there remain residual doubts.” But a current survey now shows: The majority of Germans support Söder's decision! ► As a Forsa survey for “Stern” showed, 58 percent of Germans think Söder’s decision to keep Aiwanger in office was correct. 34 percent are of the opinion that Söder should have fired Aiwanger. Another eight percent did not provide any information. According to the survey, approval is particularly high among voters for the CSU (92 percent), the AfD (86 percent), the CDU (77 percent) and the FDP (72 percent). In contrast, the majority of supporters of the SPD (65 percent) and the Greens (71 percent) believed that it was right to dismiss the free-voter politician. In Bavaria, the result was even clearer than in the federal government: Here, 72 pe...

  The climate stickers continue - and want to paralyze Bavaria! The radical activists of the "Last Generation" want to move their protest to Bavaria from Monday. The occasion is the ceremony on the island of Herrenchiemsee, where the constitutional convention is celebrated: In 1948, the foundation stone for the Basic Law was laid there. The "last generation" sees this as the legitimacy for their adhesive protest. The crude reason: "We are taking to the streets in Bavaria because we are protesting against the federal government's breach of the constitution in the state where our constitution was written 75 years ago." The activists did not announce exactly where and when which actions are planned. But one thing is clear: If the climate stickers implement their protest threat, it will cause inconvenience for many Bavarians. The activists don't care: They accuse politicians of "defencelessly handing over humanity to the climate catastrophe" ...