(de-news.net) – The Free Democratic Party (FDP), under the newly instated leadership of Chairman Christian Dürr, has announced a strategic recalibration in response to recent internal developments. As reported by media sources, Dürr articulated his intention to reposition the party as a “party of the radical center,” signaling a deliberate shift toward a more assertive and ideologically distinctive platform.

Central to this revised orientation are three interrelated policy domains: the advancement of reform-driven governance, the reinforcement of market-oriented economic principles, and the structured redirection of migratory dynamics toward effective integration within the labor market. Dürr emphasized that these areas require not merely incremental adjustment but a fundamental reconceptualization, entailing a comprehensive overhaul of the party’s normative and programmatic foundations.

Dürr assumed the chairmanship in May, succeeding Christian Lindner, who resigned following the FDP’s failure to surpass the electoral threshold necessary for reentry into the Bundestag. Despite the transition in leadership, the party continues to encounter significant challenges in public perception; recent polling data places it below the critical five-percent benchmark required for parliamentary representation.