Daily Mail published this video item, entitled “Green Party Leader Annalena Baerbock feels Germany ‘needs a renewal'” – below is their description.

Germany could be set to bring in a speed limit on the country’s Autobahns when politicians agree a new government following an election last week. Politicians have for years debated imposing an 130km-per-hour speed limit on the stretches of road which are famous for allowing motorists to drive as fast as they like. The Green Party has pushed for the move as it would help reduce CO2 emissions and make roads safer, but has so far failed to push a speed limit through parliament. But the party emerged as potential kingmakers coming third in the vote last week and could enter either a traffic light coalition with the Social Democrats (SDP) and Free Democrats (FDP) or a Jamaica coalition with the ruling CDU/CSU and FDP. Both coalitions are expected to back the speed limit with the SDP already behind the move and the CDU/CSU agreeing to support the restriction as a concession to the Greens.
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