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The German Green Party is polling at its lowest nationwide level in 15 years and risks falling below the five-percent-threshold required to stay in parliament, Robert Rossmann writes in the S眉ddeutsche Zeitung. In several recent polls, the Greens鈥� popularity has dropped to six percent, in stark contrast to the 13 percent the party received a year ago or the 25-percent approval in the wake of the Fukushima disaster in 2011, Rossmann says. 鈥�The Greens鈥� core topics aren't in the spotlight right now,鈥� he says, adding that the party鈥檚 reluctance to take a position on what coalition they might seek in government is alienating potential voters. The Greens鈥� co-head Cem 脰zdemir did signal to their former partner, the Social Democrats (SPD), that there would be no new coalition without  acommitment to a coal exit, Rossmann writes.

For background, see the 麻豆无码版 factsheets The Green Party鈥檚 draft election programme and The road to the next Energiewende government.