Germany is undergoing significant political changes as Olaf Scholz's cabinet receives dismissal certificates from President Steinmeier, marking the end of his term.
Meanwhile, the new Bundestag has convened, with the far-right AfD doubling its seats and becoming the largest opposition party.
This shift grants the AfD more privileges, including increased speaking time and the right to propose candidates for key parliamentary roles.
However, resistance from other parties remains strong, particularly against the AfD's bid for a Bundestagsvizepräsident post.
Critics argue that such appointments could harm Germany's reputation.
The AfD's struggle to secure influential positions highlights ongoing tensions in German politics as the country navigates its next government formation.
