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  • Berlin Wiki: How Berlin’s Government Is Formed

    Berlin Wiki: How Berlin’s Government Is Formed

    In the next part of our Berlin Wiki series, we explain what happens after an election. How is Berlin’s state government formed, why are parliamentary majorities necessary, and what happens during coalition negotiations? This guide walks through the process of forming a government in Berlin.
  • Berlin Wiki: Democracy and the Principles of Free Elections

    Berlin Wiki: Democracy and the Principles of Free Elections

    In the next part of our Berlin Wiki series, we explain the democratic principles that govern elections in Germany. What does democracy mean, why must elections be free and secret, and what are the five constitutional principles that ensure fair elections? This guide introduces the foundations of Germany’s democratic system.
  • Berlin Wiki: Who Influences Political Decisions? 

    Berlin Wiki: Who Influences Political Decisions? 

    In the next part of our Berlin Wiki series, we explain how interest groups influence political decision-making in Germany. What is lobbying, what role do interest groups play, and why is political transparency so important for a functioning democracy? This guide introduces the key concepts behind political influence and public accountability.
  • The Signature That Didn’t Count – Finding My Voice in Berlin

    The Signature That Didn’t Count – Finding My Voice in Berlin

    Esther Nass, a member of WahlheYmat, never expected that a signature on a petition would reveal the limits of her political participation in Berlin. Her personal story shows why giving a voice to international Berliners matters – and how StimmlosTrend hopes to do just that.

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