Palmer must fear exclusion from the party
Tübingen's Lord Mayor Boris Palmer (Greens) must fear exclusion from the party.
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Boris Palmer is causing trouble for the Greens again
Tübingen's Lord Mayor Boris Palmer (Greens) is again causing trouble for the Greens.
Government plans reform for platform employees
Federal Labor Minister Hubertus Heil (SPD) wants to ensure more legal security for workers in the so-called “platform economy” before the federal election.
Federal Schoolchildren's Conference wants face-to-face teaching again quickly
The Federal Schoolchildren's Conference urges a quick return to face-to-face teaching.
No SED victim commissioner found - only six weeks left
The chairman of the Union of Victims' Associations of Communist Tyranny (UOKG), Dieter Dombrowski, urges an early decision on the future representative of the Bundestag for the victims of the SED regime.
EU deal for up to 1,8 billion Biontech cans perfect
The agreement between the European Union and Biontech / Pfizer for up to 1,8 billion more cans has been finalized.
Habeck wants local rent caps - but not expropriation
Green boss Robert Habeck has spoken out in favor of enabling local rental price limits.
Laschet does not expect Söder in the federal cabinet
The Union's candidate for chancellor and CDU chairman Armin Laschet does not expect Markus Söder to enter the federal cabinet in the event of an election victory.
Habeck does not rule out a left alliance
Green leader Robert Habeck believes a left alliance after the federal election is possible.
Laschet rules out a return to NRW
Union Chancellor candidate Armin Laschet (CDU) excludes a return to his post as NRW Prime Minister after the federal election.
Federal Employment Agency needs a grant of 17 billion euros
The costs of short-time work are driving the deficit of the Federal Employment Agency (BA) to ever new heights.
Baden-Württemberg does not fully approve Astrazeneca either
With Baden-Württemberg, another federal state has distanced itself from the promise of the Federal Minister of Health that the vaccination prioritization for the Astrazeneca's corona vaccine has allegedly "completely" been lifted.
Suspect in the "NSU 2.0" case mocked investigators
In the case of the alleged author of the right-wing extremist "NSU 2.0" threatening letter series d, new details become known.
VDA expects job losses through new climate protection law
Hildegard Müller, President of the Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA), has criticized the federal government's stricter climate protection goals and the planned revision of the Climate Protection Act with a view to the upcoming transformation of the automotive industry.
France delays EU order for 1,8 billion vaccine doses
France is blocking an order from the EU Commission for up to 1,8 billion vaccine doses from the manufacturer Biontech / Pfizer, which are planned for the next two years.
Hardly any face-to-face events and tests at German universities
In contrast to schools, there are no face-to-face events at German universities and colleges in the current summer semester, with a few exceptions.
Tougher penalties for vaccination passport forgers under discussion
The Union wants to react to the falsification of vaccination certificates with tougher penalties.
Federal officials work on the side in the snack bar or at the supermarket checkout
In around 450 cases in the current legislative period, federal civil servants mainly carried out paid secondary employment in private companies.
One in five would not experience retirement at 69
The gradual increase in the retirement age to 67 years means that a growing proportion of the population no longer experiences the retirement age.
SPD wants landlords to pay for higher heating costs
When it comes to increased climate protection, the SPD insists that higher heating costs due to rising CO2 prices have to be paid by the landlords and not by the tenants in Germany.
District President does not want to question vaccination centers
The German District Association has warned against questioning the communal vaccination centers.
Lauterbach: Hold on for another three weeks and then "full of pleasure"
SPD health expert Karl Lauterbach expects an exponentially falling corona incidence in a few weeks.
Germany and Morocco surprisingly in diplomatic crisis
A diplomatic crisis between Morocco and the federal government leads to a standstill in cooperation between the security authorities in both countries.
Cross-party criticism of the police paper of the Green Youth
Politicians from the Union, SPD and FDP criticize a paper by the Green Youth on the “reorganization of the police”, in which the German police are generalized in connection with “misanthropic ideologies”.
Left leader calls for climate neutrality by 2035
The chairman of the Left, Janine Wissler, has pleaded for climate neutrality by 2035 following the latest ruling by the Federal Constitutional Court on the Climate Protection Act.
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