German Federal Government News
The German Federal Government is the executive branch of the Federal Republic of Germany, responsible for national policy.
German Govt Debates Sugar Tax Scope
Germany's federal government is divided over the design of a planned sugar tax, with disagreements on which beverages should be taxed and whether the primary goal is public health or bolstering the federal budget.
German Intel Agencies Get License to Disrupt Communications
Germany's cabinet has approved a license allowing intelligence agencies to disrupt communications. This move aims to expand the limited powers of German intelligence services compared to those in countries like the UK and France.
Germany Debates Early Retirement Rule Changes
The German government is planning to end the "Rente mit 63" (early retirement at 63) policy. Public opinion largely opposes this move, leading to increasing likelihood of a hardship clause to mitigate the social impact.
Meseberg Palace Guest House Vacated, Future Use Undecided
Dräger seeks government PFAS ban amid industry reliance
Merz reshuffles cabinet, Warken and Linnemann get new roles
Craftsmen's Association Seeks More Relief
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The German Federal Government is the executive branch of the Federal Republic of Germany, responsible for national policy.