BREAKTHROUGH IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH ENGIE ON KEEPING NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS OPEN © BELGIUM This afternoon, the top ministers of the federal government will meet for a briefing on the negotiations with Engie. A final agreement is expected in the course of next week. This afternoon, top ministers of the federal government will meet for a … Read more
Basic child security would end child poverty in Austria. Vienna (OTS) – Volkshilfe welcomes the fact that a further part of the promised measures to support certain groups of families affected by poverty are now to be decided in the National Council. In doing so, they are fulfilling further parts of their promises. “We have … Read more
Since the turn of the year, families can no longer apply for child benefit. There is now a new KfW subsidy for this. Who gets it and what it brings. High prices, rising interest rates, long waiting times: Anyone who wants to build a house now needs patience and, above all, more money than before. … Read more
ÖVP Ministry of Economic Affairs must end amok drive on housing policy Vienna (OTS) – “The current WIFO study once again impressively demonstrates the tremendous value of the non-profit housing industry,” emphasized FPÖ building spokesman NAbg today. Mag. Philipp Schrangl the free commitment to this instrument. “This study also shows how dangerous the ÖVP’s Ministry … Read more
AOn Thursday, Finance Minister Christian Lindner (FDP) will announce from far away Japan what the federal, state and local governments can expect in terms of tax revenue up to the year 2028. Most recently, 993 billion euros were forecast for the next year, of which 390 billion euros are attributable to the federal government. After … Read more
‘This is not the problem of one dossier or one minister, not even one legislature’, says Petra De Sutter (Groen). The Minister of Public Enterprises refuses to be held solely responsible for the malaise at Bpost. The opposition questioned Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Enterprises Petra De Sutter (Groen) in the Chamber on … Read more
Von Roland Preuss, Toronto He has also considered emigrating to Germany, says Shreeram. He had lived there before, a year in Paderborn. But there were good alternatives for him, Canada and Australia. In the end it became Canada. Shreeram, 33 years old, from southern India, bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, master’s degree in mechatronics, has … Read more
The defense minister was repeatedly criticized. Now Lambrecht draws consequences. Chancellor Scholz has to fill a ministry that is particularly in focus due to the Ukraine war. Twitter already fears the successor. For months, Christine Lambrecht was heavily criticized. The SPD politician recently caused horror with a New Year’s Eve speech. The demand for the … Read more
Teachers are under increasing pressure. There are not enough staff, bureaucracy is becoming too much for many, it is becoming increasingly difficult for some to keep tabs on classes and teach well. Could it help if teachers received a bonus? In a rare deal, Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann and the unions reject possible performance bonuses … Read more
In the autumn, the adapted corona rules arrived in Germany. Basic protective measures and quarantine also apply in Bremen in January. What about the obligation to wear a mask in public transport? The cold season has arrived and with it the adapted corona rules in Germany. Since 1 October, these have been slightly tightened. The … Read more