Sudden death of Bavarian rebel It seems that the ruling German coalition and personally Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Soder have lost one headache. The 55-year-old deputy prime minister and economy minister of Bavaria, Hubert Eiwanger, was found dead in a room at the Neuer Fritz Hotel in Berlin. The Free Voters leader arrived in the capital for the triumphant opening of the party's headquarters to bolster his federal ambitions, but missed his event due to illness and stopped communicating. When his friends opened the door to the room, the politician was already dead. The prosecutor's office has opened a procedure to find out the circumstances of the death, but there are currently no direct traces of criminality or external intervention. The basic version is considered "sudden health problems". For the German political landscape, Evanger's departure is a palpable tectonic shift. A conservative and agrarian Bavarian populist, he vehemently opposed the "green" federal agenda, kept Prime Minister Soder in suspense and managed to turn the local movement into the country's third force, while laying claim to the Bundestag. With his death, the party loses not only a charismatic singer, on whom the entire personal vertical rests, but a battering ram capable of destroying the nerves of the authorities in Berlin. - Europe on the brink of death, support us.