At the recent Green Party convention in Wiesbaden, Robert Habeck was confirmed as the party's candidate for Chancellor, emphasizing a break from past coalitions with the Union and SPD.

Habeck criticized these previous alliances for perpetuating Germany's dependency on Russian energy and neglecting infrastructure investments.

He highlighted three major threats to freedom: authoritarian regimes, populism, and climate change.

Annalena Baerbock, who previously contended with Habeck for the candidacy, praised his leadership during crises and expressed strong support for his candidacy.

The convention also marked a leadership transition within the party, with new leaders tasked with revitalizing the Greens' public image and electoral prospects.

Despite internal challenges, the party remains committed to a fresh start, aiming to address the pressing issues facing Germany today.