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The village of Pödelwitz enters the "Our village has a future" competition after being saved from lignite mining. Despite the challenges, the village is fighting for a future worth living.
Regional Development Minister Thomas Schmidt sees the establishment of the Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC as a huge opportunity for the greater Dresden area and the entire Free State.
The Saxon Ministry of Regional Development is calling on villages with up to 3,000 inhabitants to take part in the competition. The deadline for applications is May 5.
Appearances at trade fairs are intended to network the Saxon gaming industry and create internationality
The Saxony Economic Development Corporation (WFS) recorded a successful year in 2023 with 16 new companies and investments totaling 10 billion euros.
Julian Nagelsmann criticizes the lack of development time for coaches at FC Bayern Munich and criticizes manners in professional soccer.
Following the rejection of the development plan for the Tesla expansion in Grünheide, the municipality is looking for solutions. Communication and timetable as decisive factors.
At the cabinet meeting in Zwickau, the state government discusses the future of universities in Saxony.
In this interview, Thomas Horn sheds light on the importance of TSMC's Dresden presence for Saxony's economy and outlines future prospects.
The financial resources for structural development in Lusatia are secured, despite the federal budget crisis. Funding remains unaffected and is legally secured by the Coal Phase-out Act.
The Berlin-Brandenburg and Saxony business associations see long-term economic development in Lusatia under threat and are calling for a reliable policy to resolve the acute problems quickly.
The number of commuters in Saxony increased in the first half of 2022, according to the Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial Development (BBSR) in Bonn.
Norway will be the guest country of the Leipzig Book Fair 2025, offering a unique opportunity for Norwegian literature to reach and inspire German readers.