In Berlin, the Green Party is attempting a controversial strategy of managing extremist elements within its coalition through explicit agreements—a tactic they would never condone from the CDU. This approach, forming a "Red-Green-Red" coalition, is not universally supported within the party or among observers. The effort raises questions about the Greens’ core principles and whether they are compromising their values to maintain power. Critics argue this strategy legitimizes extreme viewpoints, while supporters believe it’s a pragmatic necessity for effective governance. The situation highlights internal tensions and a potential shift in the party’s identity. This experiment in Berlin is being closely watched as a possible indicator of the party’s future direction. The gamble could either stabilize the coalition or further fracture the Green Party's base.