Ministerial President Election: Will the CDU leave the room? ↗
Front page leadIn Saxony-Anhalt, there is a proposal for a ministerial president election, raising questions about whether the CDU will leave the chamber.
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The news highlights political developments in Germany, including a potential CDU departure from a session in Saxony-Anhalt and challenges facing the current coalition government. Economic news focuses on the upcoming reform of the Riester pension scheme and an improved growth forecast for Germany…
In Saxony-Anhalt, there is a proposal for a ministerial president election, raising questions about whether the CDU will leave the chamber.
The current German coalition government is facing seven significant problems related to reforms, leadership, and state governments.
A reform of the Riester pension scheme is set to take effect in 2027, and this article clarifies what will happen to existing Riester contracts.
According to information from Russia, Moscow continues to supply energy to the European Union for billions of euros, even with existing sanctions in place.
A case is being heard before the Federal Constitutional Court concerning whether business assets should be exempt from inheritance tax.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised its economic growth forecast for Germany, citing infrastructure and foreign trade as contributing factors.
Following an airport closure, Katherina Reiche is reportedly on her way home from Riyadh to Berlin.
This article discusses social media use among children and adolescents, arguing that media literacy is more beneficial than outright bans on platforms like TikTok.
Actor RJ Mitte, known for his role in 'Breaking Bad' and as a disability rights activist, has reportedly passed away at the age of 34.
A cyberattack in France has led to the paralysis of refrigeration systems in hundreds of supermarkets.
An analysis suggests that the 'Bas affair' is causing the CDU to experience an even deeper crisis.
In an interview, Vice Chancellor Klingbeil discusses the resignation of Bärbel Bas and expresses confidence in finding solutions for pension reforms and other issues.
An analysis outlines the three main problems facing Manuela Schwesig in her bid for SPD party leadership.