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Guardian: Angela Merkel faces a painful setback in the Baden-Württemberg elections
[The Guardian] - German chancellor Angela Merkel with Stefan Mappus, Baden-Wurttemberg's CDU state prime minister, campaigning in Wiesbaden. Photograph: Alex Domanski/REUTERS Baden-Württemberg in south-west Germany is one of Europe's richest regions.
Guardian: Germany: where obedience can be a dirty word
[The Guardian] - The current minister-präsident, Stefan Mappus, describes Stuttgart 21 as a duel. He is bullish, abrasive, but words are not minced either in many of the protesters' public statements: "Filzokratie" (cronyism) and "Fetterwirtschaft" (jobs for the boys)
Spiegel.de: 'The Political Fallout from Fukushima Has Already Reached Germany'
[Spiegel Online] - The new debate about nuclear risks has come at the worst possible time for the chancellor, especially as the state's CDU governor, Stefan Mappus, was among the most vociferous supporters of extending the lifetimes of nuclear plants.
Spiegel.de: Germany Reconsiders Reactor Lifespan Extensions
[Spiegel Online] - Indeed, even CDU-member Stefan Mappus, current governor of Baden-Württemberg and a strong supporter of nuclear energy, saw fit to back away from atomic power on Monday. "Should a new, unknown source of danger become apparent, then all necessary
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