Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz has affirmed his commitment to continuing reforms despite ongoing political debate. A former neo-Nazi, identified as Liebich, has been extradited to Germany to face legal proceedings. Simultaneously, tensions within the governing coalition are surfacing as the SPD General Secretary criticized proposals put forward by Family Minister Prien. This criticism highlights internal disagreements on policy direction. Friedrich Merz, leader of the opposition CDU, expressed confusion regarding questions about whether Scholz would be a good Foreign Minister, dismissing such inquiries as not critical. The developments signal a complex political landscape in Germany, marked by both legal actions against extremism and internal strife within the coalition government as it attempts to navigate policy challenges. These events are being closely followed and updated in a liveblog format.