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Experts reject age ban as Germany rethinks platform safety across social media and AI

(de-news.net) – The German Ethics Council rejects a strict minimum age for social media, favoring a cross-platform, risk-based regulatory approach that extends to AI systems….

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Debating the future of retirement: financing, age, and social equity in Germany

(de-news.net) – The debate over Germany’s pension reform has intensified as labor representatives, government officials, and economists disagree on the role of retirement age increases…

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Coalition agrees on coordination framework for tax and social reforms

(de-news.net) – Germany’s CDU/CSU-SPD coalition has agreed on a procedural framework for reforms while leaving major fiscal and policy questions unresolved. At the same time,…

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Social reforms: pensions, taxes, and labor policy at the center of political debate

(de-news.net) – German business groups have intensified pressure on the Federal Government to accelerate labor, pension, and tax reforms, while Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) defended…

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Coalition repositioning within the Federal Government on taxes and social contributions

(de-news.net) – Germany’s governing coalition is recalibrating its positions on tax and health care reform, with both CDU/CSU and SPD signaling conditional flexibility. While short-term…

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Health insurance reform with debates on cost control vs. social fairness

(de-news.net) – In order to stabilize insurance finances, Germany’s health reform plan under Nina Warken (CDU) combines cost-cutting and structural changes. However, it encounters political…

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Deutschlandticket drives emissions cuts and social mobility gains, report shows

(de-news.net) – A federal evaluation of the Deutschlandticket finds that while user growth has recently stagnated at around 14.5 million users, the scheme continues to…

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Market signals vs. social relief: the debate over German fuel costs

(de-news.net) – Economist Michael Hüther has critiqued proposed fuel subsidies and price caps, advocating for targeted tax-based relief over market intervention. Despite new federal price-frequency…

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