OSCE Observers to Monitor Germany's Bundestag Election in Berlin

Six international experts will independently assess the election process, continuing a routine effort to ensure transparency and fairness.

Six OSCE observers will monitor the Bundestag election in Berlin on Sunday, focusing on transparency and fairness in the electoral process.
The observers, led by Italian politician Tana de Zulueta, include representatives from Poland, Serbia, Romania, Denmark, and France.
The OSCE's participation follows a December needs assessment involving consultations with civil society, political parties, the press, and election officials.
The German government emphasizes that the OSCE's presence is routine and not indicative of concerns about election integrity.
The OSCE will publish a detailed report on their findings several weeks after the election.