Bat conference: Targeting the hunters of the night
Germany is home to 25 species of bat, the smallest of which fit into a matchbox. The Saxon Bat Conference in Freiberg will discuss protection concepts.
News from Saxony
Dresden sets a precedent with language project for children
In the age of migration, there is a great deal of linguistic confusion in some daycare centers. Dresden wants to prepare children well for school with targeted support and is taking inspiration from Bavaria.
Sluggish reimbursement of costs by the Free State to local authorities
The costs of accommodating unaccompanied refugee minors should be borne by the state and federal government. But why do local authorities have to wait so long for the bills to be paid?
Dynamo Dresden wins test against Energie Cottbus 3:0
Promoted Dynamo Dresden are waiting for their first home win of the season in the Bundesliga 2. Cottbus have just suffered their first defeat at home in the third division. Dynamo clearly won the test against each other.
Diakonie Saxony questions compulsory military service
What happens to young men who do not want to do their military service with a weapon? Diakonie Sachsen demands answers and puts the government's plans to the test.
Kretschmer in favor of limiting Ukraine refugees
New exit regulations in Ukraine are also causing more refugees to arrive in Saxony. Minister President Michael Kretschmer now sees the ball in the court of other EU countries.
"I'm running" - Thuringian minister wants to become BSW leader
Following Wagenknecht's withdrawal, the Thuringian BSW is campaigning for more influence of the eastern state associations on the Federal Executive Board. There is now also a candidate.
"I'm running" - Thuringian minister wants to become BSW leader
Following Wagenknecht's withdrawal, the Thuringian BSW is campaigning for more influence of the eastern state associations on the Federal Executive Board. There is now also a candidate.
Görlitz Bridge Prize goes to Joachim Gauck
This year's Bridge Prize of the European City of Görlitz/Zgorgelec goes to Joachim Gauck. Why his services to democracy and understanding in Europe are being particularly honored.
NSU documentation center in Chemnitz remains
A documentation center on the NSU terror opened in Chemnitz during the Capital of Culture year. Since then, it has counted more than 13,000 visitors. The commemorative work is to be continued in 2026.
Wolf population in Saxony remains constant
Saxony is one of the federal states with the highest number of wolves. The wolves are "counted" during monitoring. Now there are new figures.
Fewer organ donations in Saxony
The number of organ donations is rising nationwide, but falling in Saxony. What is behind the reluctance of relatives and why written consent is so rare.
Tah's tip for El Mala and Ouédraogo: "Stay with yourself"
Social media and public hype: there's a lot riding on famous young footballers. An experienced national player tells us what two teenagers in the DFB team should look out for.
Robots and AI find their way into Saxony's SMEs
Robby" has been a permanent member of the team at family business Arnold Electronic since last year. What challenges and opportunities does the use of robots and AI present for smaller companies in Saxony?
German-German Film Festival: Experience history at the movies
The Stasi, informers and the building of the Wall are the themes of the German-German Film Days. Documentaries and feature films as well as discussions with contemporary witnesses are on the program. What visitors need to know.
SC Magdeburg remains unblemished: 27:22 against HC Zagreb
SCM remain unbeaten in the Champions League. Against Zagreb, an increase in tempo in the second half is enough to make things clear.
Niners Chemnitz concede home defeat in Eurocup
The form crisis of the Chemnitz Bundesliga basketball team continues in the Eurocup. They at least put up a good fight against Podgorica. In the end, however, nothing worked out.
Medical Association: Sugar consumption must be reduced
Eating and drinking a lot of sugar can not only make you fatter, it can also make you ill. The German Medical Association is now calling for political measures.
At least 1,636 wolves live in Germany
The wolf population in Germany is stagnating at a fairly high level. Most of the animals live in Lower Saxony and Brandenburg.
Saxony launches sports offensive - more money for coaches
Saxony is once again positioning itself for competitions at the Olympic Games. Sports facilities in the Free State are also set to benefit from the federal government's special fund.
Woman hit on purpose? Man in custody
A woman is hit by a car on a road - with serious consequences. The public prosecutor accuses the driver of intent.
Cost-cutting efforts at VW - remuneration negotiations brought forward
Europe's largest car manufacturer Volkswagen wants to save billions in the future. Negotiations on the remuneration system are also on the difficult path to achieving this. These talks are now starting earlier than planned.
Addiction counseling calls for political support
In Saxony, there is a threat of cuts to addiction counseling. According to the providers, every euro is money well spent.
Dynamo Dresden extends contract with managing director Zimmermann
First the Managing Director of Communications has to go, then the one responsible for sport. Then an interim management solution was installed. Now the main managing director is being extended.
State directorate approves Globalfoundries project
The mills of bureaucracy often grind slowly. The State Directorate of Saxony is endeavoring to speed things up and accelerate investments by large companies.
Greens warn of downward spiral in Saxony's cultural sector
Saxony likes to praise itself as a land of culture. But tight budgets do not stop at the state's cultural institutions.
Protest against savings on train attendants
In Saxony, many trains are to run without train attendants in future. The German Train Drivers' Union considers this to be negligent for several reasons.
Minister sees Saxony's organic farming well equipped for demand
More organic produce on the field means more variety on the plate. Many farmers are now turning to organic farming. Consumer demand is also high in Saxony.
Manufacturers of "Plauener Spitze" see stable business
Changes in customs regulations, political crises, cheap competition: "Plauen lace" has been struggling with many problems for years. As a high-priced handicraft, it has been able to survive until now.