Ex-television journalist criticizes traffic lights: Communication nulls-Friedrich Nowottny (94) speaks plain text

Ex-television journalist criticizes traffic lights: Communication nulls-Friedrich Nowottny (94) speaks plain text

The former television journalist Friedrich Nowottny (94) criticizes the communication of the traffic light government and describes it as "miserable". In an interview with the German Press Agency, he expressed his concerns about the ineffective communication of the current federal government. Nowottny, who in the past was moderated by the "Report from Bonn" and was director of Westdeutscher Rundfunk, complained about the lack of coordination between the coalition partners and called them "communication nulls".

NOWOTTNY's criticism aims at the fact that the government misses opportunities through its poor communication. He emphasized that the upcoming European elections in June and the three elections in the eastern federal states would bring important changes for German politics in autumn. Nowottny expects the current federal government to prepare for these challenges and react appropriately.

As an experienced journalist and media expert, Nowottny sees the need for the federal government to rethink their communication strategy and make them more effective. He warned that the upcoming elections could change the political landscape in Germany and asked the government to better prepare for the upcoming challenges. Nowottny warned that the government must be aware that public perception and communication were crucial for the success of political measures.