The upcoming state election in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday is dominating headlines, with polls showing a strong performance for the AfD, potentially even an absolute majority. Other parties, including Minister-President Sven Schulze's CDU and Eva von Angern's Left party, are facing significant challenges and grappling with coalition possibilities, as concerns about voter disillusionment and the AfD's willingness to govern intensify.

WELT: On Sunday, Saxony-Anhalt also votes out a few media outlets

This article discusses the upcoming elections in Sachsen-Anhalt and suggests that media outlets may also face scrutiny and potential rejection from voters due to perceived biases or out-of-touch reporting from Berlin.

n-tv: Problems in Saxony-Anhalt: A Perfect Storm Brewing for Schulze

The election campaign in Saxony-Anhalt is tense, with the AfD seeking an absolute majority. Minister-President Sven Schulze is bracing for a potential defeat, facing multiple opponents.

t-online: Saxony-Anhalt Election: Polls Show Parties in Danger

A new poll for the Saxony-Anhalt state election indicates that several parties are at risk of losing support, highlighting the dynamic political landscape ahead of the vote.

ZEIT ONLINE: Eva von Angern: Facing the Future

Eva von Angern's role is crucial for the formation of a government in Sachsen-Anhalt, as The Left party has specific conditions for potential coalition talks.

n-tv: Perfect Storm Brewing for Schulze in Saxony-Anhalt

Political challenges are mounting for Minister-President Sven Schulze in the Saxony-Anhalt election, with the AfD posing a significant threat.

n-tv: Will the AfD Not Govern Even with Absolute Majority?

The question arises whether the AfD will refuse to govern in Saxony-Anhalt, even if they win an absolute majority. The top candidate, Siegmund, is leaving room for maneuver, even if his party secures a majority on Sunday.

WELT: What if 'members of parliament fall ill due to health reasons?', AfD candidate…

Concerns are raised by AfD candidate Siegmund regarding potential health-related absences of parliamentary members in Sachsen-Anhalt, possibly questioning the stability of representation.

ZDFheute: SPD: Attempt to distance within the coalition

Bärbel Bas from the SPD party signals a desire to distance the party from certain political stances, issuing a message to the Union parties regarding their coalition efforts.

n-tv: Wieduwilt's Week: Better Not to Govern Than Govern Saxony-Anhalt

A commentary suggesting that the political situation in Saxony-Anhalt is so difficult that governing might be undesirable.

DER SPIEGEL: Saxony-Anhalt Election: Pollsters Expect No Last-Minute Mobilization

With the regional elections in Saxony-Anhalt approaching, election researchers anticipate no significant mobilization effect in the final stretch.

ZEIT ONLINE: AfD in Sachsen-Anhalt: Minister Warns of Infrastructure Dangers Under AfD Rule

Thuringia's Interior Minister Georg Maier warns that an AfD-led government in Sachsen-Anhalt could endanger critical infrastructure and lead to data leaks to Russia.

Germany is facing new domestic security challenges, including warnings from the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) about fresh phishing attacks following a significant data leak in Berlin. Separately, the German Federal Police are reportedly missing service weapons, with the Interior Ministry facing criticism for a lack of transparency.

DER SPIEGEL: Germany Warns of New Phishing Attacks After Major Berlin Data Leak

Germany's Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) is alerting the public to new phishing attacks following a significant data leak in Berlin, urging caution against cyber threats.

n-tv: German Federal Police Missing Service Weapons, Interior Ministry Withholding…

The German Federal Police are reportedly missing service weapons, and the Interior Ministry is being criticized for withholding details about the incident.

The Union party has proposed that foreigners who commit offenses against Germany's 'fundamental values,' particularly after an Islamist attack on Christopher Street Day in Berlin, should lose their right to residency. Meanwhile, details regarding recent sabotage incidents targeting the power grid continue to be discussed, with Alexander Dobrindt, Federal Minister of the Interior, commenting on the issue and labeling it as 'climate extremism.'

WELT: Plan for the Union – Whoever attacks women, queer people, or Christians will…

Following an Islamist attack on Christopher Street Day in Berlin, the Union party proposes that foreigners who commit offenses against 'fundamental values' of Germany should lose their right to residency.

ZDFheute: What is known about the sabotage attacks on the power grid

A report details the known facts surrounding recent sabotage incidents targeting Germany's power grid, with Alexander Dobrindt commenting on the issue and labeling it as 'climate extremism'.