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Delay of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Climate Protection Law Risks Budgetary Impact

Facing pressure from environmental groups, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's government delays its climate protection law, risking its passage this term and jeopardizing planned climate actions due to budget constraints.

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Fatal Electrocution Highlights Dangers of Train Trespassing in Germany

A 14-year-old boy died from electrocution after climbing onto a parked freight train near Guntersblum, Germany, on Saturday; this incident is one of 14 similar accidents in Germany in the last year, highlighting the dangers of climbing on trains due to high-voltage overhead lines and other risks.

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Stuttgart Gymnastics Funding Freeze May End After Abuse Scandal

Baden-Württemberg Sports Minister Theresa Schopper announced that frozen funding for elite gymnastics in Stuttgart, suspended due to an abuse scandal, may be released soon, following actions taken by the Schwäbischer Turnerbund to address the allegations of systematic physical and mental abuse at th...

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Verdi Strikes Cripple Public Transport in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Since mid-February, hundreds of thousands in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern have faced disruptions due to Verdi union strikes impacting public transport, including five consecutive days without trams and buses in Rostock starting March 13th, resulting in unquantified revenue loss for transport companies.

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Berlin BVG strike causes major transport disruption

A 48-hour strike by the Verdi union has severely disrupted Berlin's BVG public transportation network (U-Bahn, trams, buses), impacting commuters and causing significant traffic congestion, while S-Bahn and regional trains continue operations; the strike stems from a protracted pay dispute between V...

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Berlin Public Transport Crippled by 48-Hour Strike"

A 48-hour strike by the Verdi union affecting Berlin's U-Bahn, trams, and most buses started on March 19, 2024, due to stalled contract negotiations between Verdi and BVG, impacting commuters and causing traffic congestion, with the S-Bahn unaffected.

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Verdi Considers Indefinite Strike in German Public Transit

Following five days of warning strikes, the Verdi union in Germany will announce Thursday whether its members voted to authorize an indefinite strike affecting public transportation in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, impacting hundreds of thousands of commuters.

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Germany's Nursing Home Shortage: A Systemic Crisis in Elder Care

Due to a critical shortage of nursing home spaces in Germany, a 76-year-old man remained hospitalized for four months after his recovery, highlighting the strain on the healthcare system and the struggle faced by families in securing adequate care for severely ill elderly individuals.

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German Ministers Debate Smartphone Bans in Schools

Germany's education ministers will convene to address smartphone use in schools, with proposals ranging from nationwide bans, as advocated by the Hessian minister, to school-level regulations; the discussion reflects international debates and will impact digital learning.

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Quality Education
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Baden-Württemberg to Restrict School Cell Phone Use

Baden-Württemberg's Minister of Culture, Theresa Schopper, is planning a new law to restrict private cellphone use in schools to address concerns about students' well-being and academic performance, advocating for stronger national child protection measures as well.

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Quality Education
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C24 Bank's Tagesgeld: Stable Interest vs. Short-Term Promotions

C24 Bank offers a 1.50% interest rate on Tagesgeld accounts up to €100,000 without a fixed term, unlike promotional offers from competitors like Consorsbank with higher but temporary rates, highlighting a trade-off between short-term gains and long-term stability.

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Reduced Inequality
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EU to Issue €150 Billion in Bonds for Military Spending

The European Union will issue €150 billion in joint bonds to fund military purchases, exceeding Russia's projected 2025 military budget, reflecting a shift in Germany's fiscal policy and spurred by US pressure for increased European security.

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