Kretschmer: Minority government stable and on the right track
Saxony's head of government Michael Kretschmer wants to run for his party again in 2029. He does not believe the current minority government with the SPD is at risk.
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Saxony's head of government Michael Kretschmer wants to run for his party again in 2029. He does not believe the current minority government with the SPD is at risk.
Germany may support the construction of two chip factories with state aid amounting to 623 million euros. The EU Commission approved the plan for the projects in Dresden and Erfurt, as announced by the Brussels authority.Copyright 2025, dpa (www.dpa.de). All rights reserved
Piles of paper for building applications could soon be history in Dresden. In future, it will be possible to submit applications digitally. And it should also be easier to pay for decisions.
The majority of Saxony's local authorities are implementing the property tax reform in a revenue-neutral manner. Why there are still local differences in the rates of assessment.
Saxony's Minister President and the churches talk about uncertainty, individualization - and how a stronger "we" can emerge.
More applications, more initial consultations and also more volunteers doing military service: The Bundeswehr is experiencing an upward trend in Saxony this year.
More applications, more initial consultations and also more volunteers doing military service: The Bundeswehr is experiencing an upward trend in Saxony this year.
Funding applications rejected, future uncertain: initiatives are sounding the alarm because integration work in Saxony is in danger of falling by the wayside. The Greens insist on transparency.
Abrupt end: A private birthday party in Chemnitz turns out to be a live concert by right-wing extremists. The landlord and police intervene.
In Saxony, one in nine people has a migration background. What a new report on age, origin and integration reveals - and where there is a need to catch up, according to the ministry.
"Germany's speed" should not be a snail's pace, says Saxony's head of government Michael Kretschmer and insists on the rapid implementation of reforms.
At federal level, a replacement has already been created for the disbanded Junge Alternative, which has been classified as right-wing extremist. A new association is also set to be formed in Saxony soon.
The Sahra Wagenknecht alliance is set to make a comeback. After failing to make it into the Bundestag, they now want to take off under a new name.
The collapse of Dresden's Carola Bridge in September 2024 made headlines. A new bridge over the Elbe is due to be completed in 2031. The tendering process ends in a few days.
From 2026, people with higher incomes in Saxony can also hope to receive a housing entitlement certificate. What limits will apply to singles, couples and families in future.
The finale is once again full of topics. The Saxon state parliament says goodbye to the year 2025 and wants to discuss controversial topics once again.
Porcelain from Meissen, craftsmanship from the Ore Mountains and Christmas music: the German President surprises the British royal couple with these gifts during their visit to London.
The Bundestag is due to vote on pensions on Friday. Saxony's head of government, Michael Kretschmer, is also gaining something positive from the critical debate.
"A democracy that forgets who it serves has lost its compass," says BSW politician Sabine Zimmermann during her last speech in the Saxon state parliament. She is turning her back on politics.
Water is a precious resource. This is especially true in times of climate change. The need for investment and renovation in the water industry is enormous.
The Left and Greens in the state parliament reject stricter controls in soccer stadiums. They warn against stigmatizing fans and criticize plans for AI video surveillance.
Water management, bureaucracy, usurious rents: at the penultimate session of the Saxon state parliament this year, explosive topics are once again on the agenda.
BSW MP Rudolph causes a stir in the state parliament with an unusual outfit. The president of the state parliament reacts with clear words.
Saxony wants to kick-start road construction. In some cases, the costly planning approval procedure is to be dispensed with in future.
The rent freeze continues to apply in Dresden and Leipzig. The Left and the Greens would have liked more. As things stand, high rents will remain an ongoing issue.
The number of Bundeswehr events at schools in Saxony has more than doubled since 2020. A peace alliance criticizes the fact that humanitarian organizations do not have this access.
Gröditz wins the Saxon city center competition against 60 projects. What makes the concept around the market square special in the eyes of the jury.
The BSW has founded its youth association for Saxony in Chemnitz. The newly elected leadership duo wants to campaign for social issues.
There is now a nationwide ban on fireworks around hospitals, retirement and nursing homes and animal farms in the Czech Republic. Violators face heavy fines. Sales at market stalls are prohibited.