A large peace demonstration in Berlin dominated the morning news, with thousands marching towards the Victory Column. Sahra Wagenknecht criticized "war-readiness loudmouths," while SPD politician Ralf Stegner faced boos. The protest highlighted divisions over Germany's role in international conflicts. In the afternoon, attention shifted to domestic politics as Finance Minister Lindner questioned the future of the traffic light coalition. The CDU's Merz hinted at potential cooperation with the SPD, reviving discussions about a grand coalition. International tensions remained high, with reports of Israeli strikes on Beirut and concerns about escalation in the Middle East. The day concluded with debates on economic issues, including challenges faced by the German auto industry and discussions about inheritance tax reforms.