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May 30, 07:12

Baden-Württemberg Knife Ban Zones Questioned Amidst Rising Attacks

A survey in Baden-Württemberg shows that 62% of respondents doubt the effectiveness of knife ban zones in preventing knife attacks; knife attacks in public spaces rose by 3.2% in 2024 to about 1300 incidents, while suspects increased by 7.3% to approximately 1240.

Baden-Württemberg Knife Ban Zones Questioned Amidst Rising Attacks

A survey in Baden-Württemberg shows that 62% of respondents doubt the effectiveness of knife ban zones in preventing knife attacks; knife attacks in public spaces rose by 3.2% in 2024 to about 1300 incidents, while suspects increased by 7.3% to approximately 1240.

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How do varying political affiliations influence opinions on the effectiveness of knife ban zones in reducing knife-related incidents?

The skepticism towards knife ban zones is particularly pronounced among AfD supporters, with almost 80% doubting their effectiveness. Even among Green party supporters, 49% deem the measure unsuitable. This highlights a deep societal division on the efficacy of such measures in tackling rising knife crime.

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May 27, 07:10

Baden-Württemberg Businesses Show Slight Economic Stabilization, but Investment Remains Low

A survey of 3,676 Baden-Württemberg businesses from April 22 to May 13 shows slight economic stabilization, but not recovery, with 18% expecting better business, while 26% view their current situation as good. Investment remains low, with only 22% planning to increase spending, and weak domestic dem...

Baden-Württemberg Businesses Show Slight Economic Stabilization, but Investment Remains Low

A survey of 3,676 Baden-Württemberg businesses from April 22 to May 13 shows slight economic stabilization, but not recovery, with 18% expecting better business, while 26% view their current situation as good. Investment remains low, with only 22% planning to increase spending, and weak domestic dem...

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What are the key findings of the recent Baden-Württemberg business survey regarding the current economic situation and short-term prospects?

A recent survey of 3,676 Baden-Württemberg businesses reveals a slight improvement in economic outlook, with 18% expecting better business in the next year—a 2% increase from the beginning of the year. However, only 26% assess their current situation as good, down 2%.", A2="Despite a marginal increase in optimism, the overall economic situation remains strained, indicated by low investment plans: only 22% of investing companies plan to increase spending, while around one-third plan to decrease it. This reflects the persistent challenges faced by businesses.", A3="The survey highlights the need for decisive political action to create stable and competitive conditions. Businesses cite weak domestic demand, rising labor costs, and geopolitical tensions as major risks. While some sectors like financial and consulting services show strength, construction, retail, and hospitality remain particularly burdened.", Q1="What are the key findings of the recent Baden-Württemberg business survey regarding the current economic situation and short-term prospects?", Q2="How do investment plans of Baden-Württemberg businesses reflect the overall economic sentiment, and what factors are driving investment decisions?", Q3="What are the major challenges facing Baden-Württemberg businesses, and what policy measures are necessary to address them and foster sustainable economic growth?", ShortDescription="A survey of 3,676 Baden-Württemberg businesses from April 22 to May 13 shows slight economic stabilization, but not recovery, with 18% expecting better business, while 26% view their current situation as good. Investment remains low, with only 22% planning to increase spending, and weak domestic demand and geopolitical tensions are cited as major risks.", ShortTitle="Baden-Württemberg Businesses Show Slight Economic Stabilization, but Investment Remains Low"))

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May 24, 16:10

Özdemir to Lead Baden-Württemberg Greens in 2026 State Election

Cem Özdemir, former Federal Minister of Agriculture, will lead Baden-Württemberg's Green Party in the March 8th, 2026 state election, aiming to become the second Green Minister-President of Germany, succeeding Winfried Kretschmann. Current polls place the CDU ahead of the Greens, but Özdemir enjoys ...

Özdemir to Lead Baden-Württemberg Greens in 2026 State Election

Cem Özdemir, former Federal Minister of Agriculture, will lead Baden-Württemberg's Green Party in the March 8th, 2026 state election, aiming to become the second Green Minister-President of Germany, succeeding Winfried Kretschmann. Current polls place the CDU ahead of the Greens, but Özdemir enjoys ...

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How does the introduction of a new voting system affect the Green Party's strategy in the upcoming election?

Current polls show the CDU ahead of the Greens, with 31% versus 20%, respectively. However, Özdemir's personal approval rating is significantly higher; 39% of respondents want him as Minister-President compared to 18% for his CDU opponent.

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May 18, 07:09

CDU Nominates Hagel to Challenge Green Incumbent in Baden-Württemberg

Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background, was elected as the party's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election with 93.8% of the vote, aiming to unseat the incumbent Green minister-president.

CDU Nominates Hagel to Challenge Green Incumbent in Baden-Württemberg

Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background, was elected as the party's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election with 93.8% of the vote, aiming to unseat the incumbent Green minister-president.

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How does Hagel's background and political career contribute to his candidacy and potential appeal to voters?

Hagel's rapid ascent reflects the CDU's aim to regain power after 15 years of Green governance, viewed by some within the party as an anomaly. Current polls show the CDU significantly ahead of the Greens and AfD.

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May 16, 07:13

Hagel to Lead CDU in Baden-Württemberg Election Bid

Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background, is set to be nominated as the party's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election, aiming to unseat the incumbent Green Minister President Winfried Kretschmann; recent polls indicate a significant CDU lead.

Hagel to Lead CDU in Baden-Württemberg Election Bid

Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background, is set to be nominated as the party's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election, aiming to unseat the incumbent Green Minister President Winfried Kretschmann; recent polls indicate a significant CDU lead.

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How does Hagel's background and political trajectory contribute to his current standing within the CDU and his electability?

Hagel's rapid ascent reflects the CDU's desire to regain power after 15 years of Green governance, viewed by some as a historical setback. Recent polls show the CDU significantly ahead of the Greens (31% vs 20%), boosting Hagel's chances despite facing a strong opponent in Cem Özdemir.

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May 12, 07:08

Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Crimes Surge in Baden-Württemberg

Hate crimes against LGBTQ+ individuals in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, increased by nearly 30% in 2024, reaching 212 incidents, including assaults, property damage, and incitement, with authorities citing factors such as increased reporting and societal shifts but not the new Self-Determination Act.

Anti-LGBTQ+ Hate Crimes Surge in Baden-Württemberg

Hate crimes against LGBTQ+ individuals in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, increased by nearly 30% in 2024, reaching 212 incidents, including assaults, property damage, and incitement, with authorities citing factors such as increased reporting and societal shifts but not the new Self-Determination Act.

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What factors does the Baden-Württemberg Interior Ministry cite to explain the rise in reported anti-LGBTQ+ hate crimes?

The rise in anti-LGBTQ+ hate crimes in Baden-Württemberg correlates with a general increase in hate crimes overall, reaching record levels in 2024. Authorities attribute the increase to heightened sensitivity, reporting changes, targeted investigations, and societal shifts. However, no link is established between the November 2024 Self-Determination Act, which simplified gender and name changes, and the increase in hate crimes.

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May 29, 19:10

30% of Baden-Württemberg Property Owners Appeal New Tax

In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, 1.4 million property owners (roughly 30%) appealed their new property tax assessments since January 1, 2025, primarily due to the state's unique valuation model focusing solely on land value and questioning its constitutionality. This rate is among the highest in Germa...

30% of Baden-Württemberg Property Owners Appeal New Tax

In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, 1.4 million property owners (roughly 30%) appealed their new property tax assessments since January 1, 2025, primarily due to the state's unique valuation model focusing solely on land value and questioning its constitutionality. This rate is among the highest in Germa...

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What is the immediate impact of the high number of appeals against the new property tax in Baden-Württemberg?

In Baden-Württemberg, Germany, approximately 30% of property owners (1.4 million out of 4.8 million) have filed appeals against new property tax assessments since its January 1, 2025 implementation. This is among the highest rates in Germany, exceeding even the 1.5 million appeals in populous North Rhine-Westphalia, despite a lower ownership rate there.

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May 26, 16:11

Baden-Württemberg Housing Approvals Drop 6% in Q1 2025

Housing construction approvals in Baden-Württemberg fell 6% in Q1 2025 to 6,100 units, with new residential building approvals down 9% to 4,674; however, single-family home approvals rose 22% to 1,203. This follows a near 25% drop in 2024, continuing a downward trend from 54,557 approvals in 2021 to...

Baden-Württemberg Housing Approvals Drop 6% in Q1 2025

Housing construction approvals in Baden-Württemberg fell 6% in Q1 2025 to 6,100 units, with new residential building approvals down 9% to 4,674; however, single-family home approvals rose 22% to 1,203. This follows a near 25% drop in 2024, continuing a downward trend from 54,557 approvals in 2021 to...

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What factors contribute to the decline in housing construction approvals in Baden-Württemberg?

The decline in housing construction approvals in Baden-Württemberg continues a downward trend; approvals fell by almost 25% in 2024 to 26,969 units, less than half the number approved in 2021 (54,557). This decrease is attributed to rising material and energy prices, increased interest rates, and reduced profitability for developers.

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May 22, 22:11

Baden-Württemberg Universities Secure Millions in DFG Research Funding

Thirteen Baden-Württemberg universities received millions in DFG funding for research projects across various fields, strengthening the region's international research standing but leaving some universities, like Konstanz, vulnerable to losing their 'University of Excellence' status.

Baden-Württemberg Universities Secure Millions in DFG Research Funding

Thirteen Baden-Württemberg universities received millions in DFG funding for research projects across various fields, strengthening the region's international research standing but leaving some universities, like Konstanz, vulnerable to losing their 'University of Excellence' status.

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What is the immediate impact of the DFG funding on Baden-Württemberg's research landscape?

Thirteen research projects at Baden-Württemberg universities secured millions in funding from the German Research Foundation (DFG). This increases the number of funded clusters of excellence. Only North Rhine-Westphalia received more funding.

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May 18, 07:09

Baden-Württemberg: Temporary Easing of Bark Beetle Infestation, But Risks Remain

Due to cooler, wetter weather, Baden-Württemberg's bark beetle infestation has temporarily decreased in 2024, with damaged wood reduced by 21.4 percent to 3.8 million cubic meters. However, high initial beetle populations and predicted warmer, drier conditions pose ongoing risks.

Baden-Württemberg: Temporary Easing of Bark Beetle Infestation, But Risks Remain

Due to cooler, wetter weather, Baden-Württemberg's bark beetle infestation has temporarily decreased in 2024, with damaged wood reduced by 21.4 percent to 3.8 million cubic meters. However, high initial beetle populations and predicted warmer, drier conditions pose ongoing risks.

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What factors contributed to the recent decrease in bark beetle damage, and what long-term risks remain?

The recent reduction in damaged wood (21.4 percent decrease to 3.8 million cubic meters in 2024) is primarily due to delayed bark beetle emergence caused by unfavorable weather conditions. Despite the decrease, insect damage remains the largest cause of tree damage, and high initial beetle populations pose an ongoing threat to forests.

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May 16, 07:13

Hagel Poised to Challenge Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 Election

Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background in local and regional politics, is poised to challenge incumbent Green Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 election, according to recent polls showing the CDU with a significant lead.

Hagel Poised to Challenge Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 Election

Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background in local and regional politics, is poised to challenge incumbent Green Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 election, according to recent polls showing the CDU with a significant lead.

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What are the immediate implications of Manuel Hagel's likely nomination as the CDU's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election?

Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician, is set to become the party's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election, aiming to unseat the incumbent Green Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann. His rapid ascent through various political roles, including his recent leadership in digitalization coalition talks, positions him as a strong contender. Current polls show the CDU significantly ahead of the Greens and AfD.

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May 12, 19:09

Baden-Württemberg Timber Harvest Down 4% in 2024

Baden-Württemberg's 2024 timber harvest totaled 10 million cubic meters, a 4% decrease from 2023 but exceeding the 2014-2023 average; reduced damaged wood harvesting, primarily due to insect infestations and storms, contributed significantly.

Baden-Württemberg Timber Harvest Down 4% in 2024

Baden-Württemberg's 2024 timber harvest totaled 10 million cubic meters, a 4% decrease from 2023 but exceeding the 2014-2023 average; reduced damaged wood harvesting, primarily due to insect infestations and storms, contributed significantly.

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What were the key factors contributing to the decrease in timber harvesting in Baden-Württemberg in 2024?

In 2024, Baden-Württemberg harvested 10 million cubic meters of wood, a 4% decrease from 2023 but 14% above the 2014-2023 average. Over 70% of the harvest comprised fir, spruce, and Douglas fir, with beech and other hardwoods accounting for about 20%. Reduced damaged wood harvesting contributed to the decrease, with only 3.8 million cubic meters harvested, a 20% drop from the previous year.

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