No right to a seat in the Bundestag for ex-Chancellor Schröder.

No right to a seat in the Bundestag for ex-Chancellor Schröder.

Gerhard Schröder, the ex-Chancellor of Germany, doesn't get to keep his previous position in the German Parliament. The Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court recently threw out his lawsuit.

Shröder defended his claim to his past office in court and even brought up mediation efforts between Russia and Ukraine as one of his arguments. He showed up in court in the morning, highlighting during the oral hearing the importance of his former workplace with several state-funded employees for his role as a former Chancellor.

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1. Despite his appeal to the Court of law, the Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court upheld the decision to deny former Chancellor Schröder his right to a seat in the Bundestag office.
2. In an attempt to keep his position in the German Parliament, Schröder presented his claim in front of a court, including arguing about his role in mediation efforts between Russia and Ukraine.
3. Following the rejection of his lawsuit, Schröder, the former Chancellor of Germany, has lost his right to maintain a presence within the Bundestag office, as previously held during his tenure.

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