Arrest of IS supporters in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein
Two Russian citizens remanded in custody for fundraising activities for IS. Federal prosecutor's office issues arrest warrants.
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Federal prosecutor's office arrests suspected IS supporters
Federal prosecutors have arrested suspected IS supporters in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. They are accused of collecting funds for IS.
Delays in issuing passports in major cities in Saxony
Long waiting times and high production times lead to frustration among applicants in large cities in Saxony.
Saxony: Districts receive pre-emptive right for nature conservation areas
Saxony makes it easier for districts to acquire nature conservation areas through pre-emption rights and lowers the minimum age for voluntary work in nature conservation to 16.
Public prosecutor's office examines investigations against AfD top candidate Maximilian Krah
The Dresden Public Prosecutor General's Office is conducting preliminary investigations into possible payments from Russia and China to Maximilian Krah, the AfD's leading candidate for the European elections.
Asylum seekers in Vogtlandkreis will receive payment cards instead of cash from April
Asylum seekers in the Vogtland district will receive payment cards instead of cash from April to prevent misuse. District office orders 800 cards.
Saxon tax offices begin processing income tax returns for 2023
Saxony's tax offices have started processing income tax returns for 2023. The first notices are to be sent out from the end of March.
Saxon imports at record high - exports down
Saxony records a peak in imports in 2023, while exports decline. China remains the most important trading partner.
48 cats of the torturous Ukrainian-Levkoy breed rescued in Berlin
The veterinary office in Marzahn-Hellersdorf rescues 48 Ukrainian-Levkoy cats from torturous breeding.
Ukrainians in Saxony: proportion of the total population at the national average
In Saxony, the proportion of Ukrainians in the total population last year was 1.4 percent, according to a statement from the Federal Statistical Office.
Hardly any marriages in February in Saxony, but Valentine's Day is popular
Few marriages take place in Saxony in February, but Valentine's Day is popular. However, other February dates have overtaken Valentine's Day in recent years.
AfD files lawsuit against classification
The AfD Saxony has filed a lawsuit against the classification as a right-wing extremist organization by the state constitution protection agency. At the same time, the party wants to force the release of a corresponding report by the constitutional protectors. The document is "bizarrely" classified, ..
Bonus in office for heads of government - poll results in Brandenburg, Saxony and Thuringia
Survey shows that only a minority of voters in Brandenburg, Saxony and Thuringia believe that there are better alternatives to the current prime ministers.
Break-in at the offices of Hallescher FC
Unknown perpetrators break into the offices of Hallescher FC and leave devastation in their wake.
Green Party constituency office in Weimar attacked
Unknown persons throw stones at the Greens' constituency office in Weimar; several windows damaged
Saxony's AfD takes legal action against classification as a right-wing extremist organization
The AfD in Saxony has announced that it will take legal action to prohibit the Office for the Protection of the Constitution from classifying the party as a right-wing extremist organization.
AfD Saxony classified as right-wing extremist by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution
After four years of investigation, the Saxon Office for the Protection of the Constitution classifies the AfD Saxony state association as a right-wing extremist organization.
VW top management brings managers back to the office
VW's top management is bringing its executives back to the office. Management employees are to return to work four times a week.
Dresden tests outdoor offices: A fresh idea with downsides
Dresden is becoming a pilot city for outdoor offices. The initiative brings a breath of fresh air to the working world, but also raises questions about feasibility.