More money for violence protection and prevention in Saxony
Around 29 million euros will flow into violence prevention organizations and projects in Bavaria this year and next. It is a success that this amount of money is available, say the Greens.
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Around 29 million euros will flow into violence prevention organizations and projects in Bavaria this year and next. It is a success that this amount of money is available, say the Greens.
Single people in Saxony are becoming more - and more inventive: from alpaca hikes for singles to live dating on stage. The latter also strengthens friendships.
The gap between pensions in East and West remains large. In a nationwide comparison, Saxony's men and women are below the national average.
Christopher Street Day is repeatedly the target of protests by right-wing extremists. According to the police, gatherings in Pirna remained trouble-free until the early evening.
The federal government has announced that it will increase funding for social housing. Saxony could benefit from this with just under 150 million this year. However, 30 percent would have to be co-financed.
Saxony's population has decreased again for the first time in two years. A record birth deficit is outweighing the influx - and is affecting rural areas in particular.
Saxony's population has decreased again for the first time in two years. A record birth deficit is outweighing the influx - and is affecting rural areas in particular.
Saxony's population has decreased again for the first time in two years. A record birth deficit is outweighing the influx - and is affecting rural areas in particular.
The problem has been known for a long time, but there are no signs of a solution. More and more people in Germany are becoming care cases. The call for reform is getting louder.
They live on the streets and are often exposed to the cold and heat without protection: People who have no home. Assistance is particularly needed in extreme weather.
After the protests by right-wing extremists, this year's CSD in Leipzig remains peaceful. 19,000 people march through the trade fair city. The motto is reminiscent of the Peaceful Revolution of 1989.
Following the protests by right-wing extremists, this year's CSD in Leipzig remains peaceful. Thousands march through the trade fair city at the climax. The motto is reminiscent of the Peaceful Revolution of 1989.
Social issues must always be taken into consideration - this is what the League of Welfare in Saxony demands. Especially in times of empty coffers, this does not seem to be a matter of course.
When there is nothing going on in the youth center or community meeting place, frustration often grows in rural areas. The "Aller.Land" project aims to counteract this. The funded projects have now been determined.
Work instead of school is the motto for thousands of pupils in Saxony next Tuesday. They will be raising money for social projects in Saxony and around the world.
Digitization is a buzzword of our time. But do all people really benefit from technological progress? Diakonie in Saxony has its doubts and warns of the consequences.
Martin Schulz does it again. European Championship title number 12 for the German paratriathlete. And despite problems in his preparation.
The Dresden Semper Opera Ball is a fixed date in the cultural and event calendar. Guests come from far and wide to dance in the famous opera house - film glamor has been announced for 2026.
The Sorbs/Wends have been living in Lusatia for around 1,500 years. The descendants of Slavic tribes cultivate customs and traditions. Brandenburg and Saxony are pressing for further support.
Tobias Künzel is known as the singer of the Prinzen, but also writes musicals. As befits a true prince, his new musical also features a throne.
For the 15th time, the Domowina - the Lusatian Sorbs' association - is inviting people to the folklore festival. Visitors can expect performances from dance and music groups - and not just from ensembles from Germany.
Every year, the job centers receive tens of thousands of appeals against citizens' benefit notices. The BSW in Saxony is calling for reforms.
In its draft budget, the government has also made cuts in the social sector. If the planned cuts go ahead, there is a risk that established structures will disappear, warn representatives.
The number of children taken into care by the youth welfare offices in Saxony has risen slightly. In most cases, the authorities or police saw a danger to the children.
Anyone suffering domestic violence can find temporary refuge in one of Saxony's 17 women's and child protection facilities. There are also facilities for men. Sometimes they are all fully booked.
They discuss war and peace, broken election promises and their relationship with each other. Sahra Wagenknecht and Michael Kretschmer rarely see eye to eye in an argument.
The road to the top is still rocky for East Germans. However, a new study on the elites in Germany shows slow progress.
He became famous as TV reporter Alfons, in an orange tracksuit jacket, with a fluffy microphone and accent. Emmanuel Peterfalvi now does comedy on stage - with a serious background.
Jewish life has existed in Saxony since the Middle Ages. A theme year is intended to honor this culture - but also to draw attention to Jewish perspectives of the present and promote exchange.