Ein Spaziergang mit Bodo Ramelow

Bundestag Vice President Bodo Ramelow (Die Linke) offered a rare look at cross-party cooperation inside the parliament's presidium, describing surprising unity among its members—including during night shifts—in an interview with Gordon Repinski. The discussion highlights the strategy the body uses to counter provocations from the AfD. Ramelow also acknowledged significant unrest within his own party, which the article describes as simmering strongly. The remarks matter as a signal of how Germany's parliamentary leadership manages far-right disruption while one of its vice presidents faces internal pressure at home. What to watch next is whether the presidium's united front holds and how the tensions inside Die Linke develop around Ramelow.