On Wednesday evening, the mediation committee in the Bundesrat meets and wants to get the controversial citizen’s allowance off the ground. Traffic lights and the opposition have been working on the plans for the social benefits on which 5.3 million people in Germany depend for a week. Now the finale in the permanent dispute! So … Read more
VJust under a week ago, the federal government set the amount of its “defense shield”: 200 billion euros. This is intended to relieve industry and households in the energy crisis: through liquidity support, through the nationalization of gas companies such as Uniper, and above all through the gas price brake. The Federal Government’s expert commission … Read more
The Quarantine Chancellor | This is how Scholz governs the country with Corona Von: N. Aswad, A. Hellemann, A. Link, R. Schuler The Chancellor has Corona. And now? BILD knows the details. Olaf Scholz (64, SPD, vaccinated four times) landed from Qatar at Berlin Airport BER (military part) shortly before half past eleven on Sunday … Read more
“5, 10 or 15 years longer” Kretschmer wants to postpone the nuclear phase-out indefinitely 9/24/2022 5:56 am “We cannot do without Russian gas,” says Saxony’s Prime Minister Kretschmer. But because nothing is coming via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline at the moment, he suggests postponing the nuclear phase-out years into the future. For this purpose, … Read more
The day of the war at a glance Russia could mobilize a million fighters – Lavrov and Kuleba clash 9/22/2022, 9:22 p.m Russian mobilization is underway. In the West, there are doubts about the quality of the future fighters. The Kremlin downplays the number of fleeing Russians before being drafted. The foreign ministers of the … Read more
Ggas and electricity are becoming almost unaffordable, basic supply companies are struggling to survive due to their energy bills. Politicians should help, and they try. But are electricity price caps and extended operation of the nuclear power plants enough – if it comes to that at all? That’s what Frank Plasberg’s “Hard but fair” talk … Read more