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Tim Klüssendorf

Tim Klüssendorf

German politician

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  • Jun 15

    Berlin SPD faction chief Raed Saleh slams federal party for inaction on rent cap, calls it red line ahead of September election

    Berlin's SPD parliamentary group leader Raed Saleh has publicly rebuked the national party, accusing it of failing to fight for a federal rent cap opening clause and demanding the issue be declared a red line ahead of Berlin's September election.

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