A German Bundestag report previously suggested a social media ban for children is largely unfeasible, and new discussions in Germany emphasize that a ban alone is insufficient, highlighting issues of social inequality.
The Romanian government is discussing an emergency ordinance regarding fuel prices, including potential excise duty cuts, while the German Bundestag has approved initial measures to combat high gasoline prices, such as stricter rules for price increases.
The German Bundestag is debating stricter regulations for fuel stations and considering the implementation of a windfall tax on energy companies, measures that could spark significant controversy.
The German Bundestag is set to relax laws regarding wolf culling, making it easier to hunt wolves. The article discusses the reasons, expected number of culls, and potential trophy trade.
The German Bundestag has decided to abolish the existing Bürgergeld (citizen's income) and introduce a new, significantly stricter system of basic guaranteed income.
The Society for Threatened Peoples (GfbV) has expressed concern over a panel discussion announced by the AfD for March 4, 2026, in the German Bundestag, warning it must not become a platform for separatism regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina.
After disputes and blockades, the German Bundestag has approved the largest EU asylum reform, with the main point of contention being secondary migration centers for asylum seekers to facilitate faster returns.
The German Bundestag has passed the 'Tariftreuegesetz' (Wage Loyalty Law), which mandates that many public contracts will only be awarded to companies offering favorable conditions for employees, aiming to prevent wage dumping.
The German Bundestag has voted in favor of a pension reform aimed at encouraging more citizens to save privately for retirement, introducing new legislation that promises higher subsidies and returns.
Research reveals that individuals with Nazi ties held seats as members of parliament and worked in the administration of Germany's first Bundestag in 1949.
Albanian opposition leaders, including Gazment Bardhi and Jorida Tabaku, held meetings in the Bundestag with German MP Olav Gutting, emphasizing that Albania must make measurable progress in rule of law, anti-corruption efforts, and ensuring fair elections.
The German Bundestag has passed changes to the hospital reform, resolving a long-standing dispute between federal and state governments. The opposition has sharply criticized the decision.
The German Bundestag has approved the Bürgergeld (citizen's income) reform. Meanwhile, the Federal Minister of Economics announced a review of fuel price increases, Angela Merkel reflected on her climate policy, and a coalition agreement was reached in Brandenburg.
A panel discussion on Bosnia and Herzegovina will be held in the German Bundestag on March 4, organized by the far-right party AfD, and the BiH ambassador to... gave a reaction to this event for Klix.ba.
The German federal government has passed a wage loyalty law aimed at strengthening collective bargaining and ensuring fair competition in public contracts, drawing criticism from business associations over increased bureaucracy.
The German Bundestag is set to decide on a new air security law to counter drone incidents around airports, granting more powers to the Bundeswehr and imposing stricter penalties.
The German private pension provision, known as Riester-Rente, is undergoing reform, with the Bundestag now approving changes to the scheme, building on earlier suggestions for improvements.
Four years after their introduction, the German Bundestag is seeking clarity on the ethical and health policy implications of non-invasive prenatal tests for three genetic defects, noting that the decision has not brought much good so far.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko and German Bundestag President Julia Klöckner discussed strengthening cooperation in the joint production of unmanned aerial vehicles and interceptor drones.
The German Bundestag is set to vote on the reform of the Bürgergeld (citizen's income) system, with the Federal Minister of Labor defending the proposal as socially just amidst criticism from social welfare organizations.
The German Bundestag has voted to implement the European asylum reform (GEAS), aiming to curb illegal migration and streamline procedures through faster processes, stricter controls, and new work rules.
The German Bundestag has amended the Air Security Law, allowing the German army to intercept and shoot down drones, citing increased incidents since the start of the war in Ukraine.
The German Bundestag's budget committee has given the green light for the procurement of combat drones for the Bundeswehr, subject to conditions and stricter spending rules.