Posted in Health Politics

Fewer statutory health insurance companies necessary, head of TK

(de-news.net) – Dr. Jens Baas, Chief Executive Officer of Techniker Krankenkasse, has advocated for a considerable diminution in the number of statutory health insurance entities,…

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Posted in Politics

Fewer illegal border crossings in 2024

(de-news.net) – In 2024, the Federal Police documented a significant reduction in unauthorized entries, registering approximately 83,000 individuals as opposed to nearly 130,000 in 2023….

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Posted in Economy

Higher rents, fewer building permits

(de-news.net) – This year, rents in numerous German cities have risen significantly, with an average increase of approximately four percent, as reported by the German…

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Posted in Politics

Commission to ensure fewer members for the Bundestag

(GermanPolicy.com) – The Bundestag has decided on Thursday that a commission will be set up to prepare a reform of the electoral law. The Bundestag…

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Sales ban on New Year’s Eve bollards will lead to fewer fireworks

(GermanPolicy.com) – New sets of New Years Eve fireworks have not been sold this year in Germany, so that there will be fewer bollards at…

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Posted in Economy

Fewer real estate units for sale

(GermanPolicy.com) – The real estate supply in the Federal Republic of Germany is declining. As announced by the real estate agent ‘Homeday,’ there were around…

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Posted in Politics Technology

Fewer complaints against online hatred than expected

In the fourth year after the passing of the Internet Hate Act (NetzDG), fewer Internet users in Germany complained that social networks were deleting hate…

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Posted in Economy

Fewer applications from trainees while many apprenticeship positions are vacant

According to the Federal Employment Agency, the situation with a view on vocational training has become more difficult. So far, only around 285 young people…

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