Posted in Finance Politics

Pension reform: Rürup warns of limits as Klüssendorf suggests comprehensive social tiering

(de-news.net) – Bert Rürup, a prominent pension specialist and former head of Germany’s Council of Economic Experts, has sought to temper public expectations regarding the…

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Posted in Economy Finance Politics

Commission on long‑term stability of national pension system established

(de-news.net) – A commission has been convened by the federal cabinet with the explicit mandate to examine prospective reforms to the national pension system. The…

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Posted in Retrospect Technology

GermanPolicy.com again showing good reader statistics in 2025

Dear Network, Our project comprising political and economic news about Germany in English – GermanPolicy.com – has in 2025 again been attracting a good number…

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Posted in Politics

Government declares ‘Fall of Changes’ a success with 425 measures and major policy advances

(de-news.net) – The Federal Government has issued a favorable assessment of its declared ‘Fall of Changes’ as the winter season approaches, presenting the initiative as…

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Posted in Finance Politics

Government moves to replace Bürgergeld with stricter framework by 2026

(de-news.net) – The Federal Government has announced its intention to dismantle most elements of the existing Bürgergeld system, signaling a major restructuring of the country’s…

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Posted in Health Politics

Federal Cabinet advances pharmacy reform to strengthen rural access and expand health services

(de-news.net) – A comprehensive draft reform concerning the role of pharmacies has been formally adopted by the Federal Cabinet. The Ministry of Health emphasized that…

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Posted in Economy Politics

Brussels eases 2035 auto emission mandate, prompting praise from Berlin

(de-news.net) – The European Union’s recent decision to ease fleet‑wide CO₂ restrictions for newly manufactured cars has been welcomed by Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz. He…

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Posted in Economy

Federal Statistical Office reports gender pay gap in 2025 remains at 16 percent

(Gemini Audio) (de-news.net) – In 2025, women in Germany continued to earn significantly less per hour than men, with the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) reporting…

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