Left-wing parties reach coalition agreement in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, election winner AfD left out

In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, a coalition agreement has been reached between the SPD, Die Linke, and Die Grünen, excluding the AfD, which won the elections but failed to find partners. The AfD became the largest party with 32 seats but could not secure a coalition. The previous coalition lost its majority, while the new coalition has enough seats to govern. This marks the first time Die Grünen will join the state government. The coalition agreement, consisting of 133 pages, is expected to be approved by party members soon. The elections have significantly reshaped the political landscape, with the CDU failing to enter the parliament.