Overview
- Deputy minister-president and finance minister Robert Crumbach urged his party to halt the weeks-long quarrels and focus on substantive work for Brandenburg.
- Transport minister Detlef Tabbert called for dialogue on RBB and said he would regret losing the two holdouts from the parliamentary group.
- Four BSW lawmakers left the party on November 11 citing authoritarian tendencies and radicalized positions, triggering a coalition crisis.
- After talks, Reinhard Simon and Melanie Matzies rejoined, while Jouleen Gruhn and André von Ossowski remain outside but say they still back the coalition.
- BSW faction leader Niels-Olaf Lüders accused the two holdouts of lying and straying from the party line, and state chair Friederike Benda urged them to relinquish their mandates.