The media published Burbok's decision to resign as chairman of the Greens

"For personal reasons, I decided to leave the spotlight and not apply for a leadership position in the parliamentary group," the media quoted her as saying.

Burbock explained her decision not to take on a leadership position for personal reasons. She waited for the end of the elections in Hamburg to announce her intention, the TV channel notes.

The minister stressed that she does not say goodbye, even if "the roles change." She clarified that she will continue to work in parliament as an ordinary deputy and does not intend to apply for the post of chairman of any of the Bundestag committees.

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German chancellor admits election defeat - what will be the new coalition in the Bundestag

Parliamentary elections were held in Germany on February 23. The victory was won by the Christian Democratic/Christian Social Union (CDU/CSU) party. The second place was taken by the Alternative for Germany (AfD).