A difficult year lies behind the Liberals. In the future, party leader Christian Lindner wants to score points where the FDP has traditionally been strong: in economic policy. Can this work?
In order not to fall into old patterns in the new year, this text on the situation of the FDP should not begin in Berlin. And also not in Stuttgart, where the liberals gather for the traditional Epiphany meeting in the opera. After all, you can also look elsewhere, to Brussels, for example. Moritz Körner, 32, has been sitting there for the FDP in the European Parliament since 2019. Where he is primarily committed to reminding Hungary of the valid laws of the European Union.