After decades of mistrust, the Bavarian conservative party CSU tries to renegotiate its position towards Islam. G_nther Beckstein, Bavarian head of state, and leading members of his party have recommended to open the party. Now the Bavarian CSU minister for European affairs, Markus S_der, has warned his party to open for Muslims.
After decades of mistrust, the Bavarian conservative party CSU recently tries to carefully approach Islam. Party leader Gunther Beckstein, Bavarian head of state, and leading members of his party have recommended to open the party. At the moment, the number of Muslim members of the German conservative party is marginal. Beckstein and other party leaders…
The Bavarian conservative party (CSU) wants to be more open to Muslim members. According to Alois Gl_ck, chairman of the commission for basic principles of the party, the CSU should also become a party for Muslims. Albert Sch_ffer reports.
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In the opinion of CSU boss Edmund Stoiber, social security benefits should be collected from immigrants if they do not participate in integration courses. It should also be possible to refuse them permanent residence status. Guenther Beckstein, the Bavarian Minister of the Interior, expressed his position in similar terms. Ute Vogt, vice chairman of the…
