Boris Palmer Says Germany Has Manufactured a Free Speech Problem

Ádám Farkas

Boris Palmer said Germany has built a free speech problem for itself, according to merkur.de. The outlet reported on his remarks during a talk show appearance, published Sunday, 20 September 2026. In

The merkur.de report is the only detailed account of the appearance available in the source material. It does not specify which program Palmer appeared on, who else took part, or what examples he cite

Palmer's remark lands in a broader period of political tension. The same source roundup points to coverage from other German outlets about upcoming votes in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, describe

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Those items are separate reports from separate publishers and do not directly address Palmer's statement. They do, however, place his comments in a moment when German political debate is already under

What to watch next: whether Palmer expands on the claim, and whether other political figures respond to it, as the Berlin and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern votes approach.

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In a talk show appearance reported by merkur.de, Boris Palmer argued that Germany has created its own difficulties aroun

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