Head of administration Bélafi: Comprehensive state reform is possible
Artificial intelligence to relieve administrative offices and speed up approvals. How Saxony wants to master the administration of the future with fewer staff.
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RB Leipzig wants to prove further development against Bayern
The 6-0 defeat on the first matchday of the season is still fresh in the Saxons' minds. They have nothing to lose in the second leg.
Magdeburg continues series: 3:0 at Eintracht Braunschweig
Second-division side 1. FC Magdeburg won their first game of the second half of the season, climbing further up the table and gaining confidence for next week's eastern clash with Dynamo Dresden.
AfD leader criticizes ticket cancellation for Bundesliga top match
According to his own statement, AfD leader Tino Chrupalla wanted to watch the top league match between RB Leipzig and FC Bayern in a VIP lounge with friends. How did the club react to his accusations?
RB Leipzig without Ouédraogo for top match against Bayern
An old injury has returned to the national team player. Benjamin Henrichs, who has been injured for a long time, has returned to the squad in his place.
Thaw slows down winter sports in the Ore Mountains
Mild temperatures have taken their toll on the snow in the Ore Mountains. What this means for winter sports at the weekend.
Potato flood in Berlin - 22 tons for the food bank
Buffer or soup? Many Berliners will be asking themselves this question more often now. Tons of potatoes have arrived from a rescue operation in Saxony and need to be distributed and processed.
Abrafaxe experience adventures in the Ore Mountains
The Abrafaxe have been delighting many comic fans for 50 years. A new adventure now takes the trio to the Ore Mountains. What they discover there and why fans can look forward to a special signing session.
Fashion below, nudes above - photos by Günter Rössler in Apolda
He is considered by many to be a pioneer of nude photography in the GDR. To mark an anniversary, the Kunsthaus is now showing photographs by Rössler. The curator has a connection to the artist that could hardly be more personal.
Elbe Flugzeugwerke concludes major order in China
Premiere for EFW: Eight passenger jets are converted into cargo giants in Dresden and delivered to China.
Jacqueline Pfeifer finishes second overall in the skeleton World Cup with victory
Jacqueline Pfeifer is ready for the Olympics. She takes her second win of the season at the World Cup final. Susanne Kreher completes her Olympic qualification.
How cloud chemistry influences the climate more than previously assumed
Sunlight converts certain acids in clouds into strong oxidizing agents. This has been demonstrated by researchers in Leipzig together with international colleagues. The discovery explains where some of the hydrogen peroxide in the atmosphere comes from - and why this is important for air quality and climate.
Calls for a ban on deportations to Iran
The Saxon Refugee Council is calling for "protection instead of deportation" in view of the violence in Iran. If people have to return to the Islamic Republic now, their lives are threatened.
More support for pupils with dyscalculia
Saxony is planning more support for children with dyscalculia. A step-by-step model is to be launched this year to provide targeted support.
Looking forward to Musiala's comeback - Kompany: Never forget the moment
After a long period of suffering from a serious leg injury, Jamal Musiala is looking forward to his long-awaited return to the FC Bayern squad. Coach Vincent Kompany is not worried about a shortage.
Leipzig transport companies break 170 million mark
For the first time, Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe transported more than 170 million passengers - a new record. The measures that have contributed to this growth.
Schuster wants preventive detention for foreigners obliged to leave the country
Saxony's Interior Minister Armin Schuster is known as a man of clear words. His latest proposal is likely to trigger a debate.
Köpping calls for emergency power supply for care homes too
Nursing homes are currently less protected against power cuts than clinics. Health Minister Köpping wants to change this.
Glass and porcelain: protection for regional industrial products
Until now, there has been no protection of regional origin for products from trade and industry. This is now changing - Thuringia and Saxony can benefit from this.
Those who do not reproduce live longer
Children or a long life? This question actually arises in nature. Together with international colleagues, researchers in Leipzig have studied 117 mammal species. The result: animals whose reproduction is prevented live on average ten percent longer. The reason lies in evolution. Every living creature has to divide its energy between producing offspring and maintaining its own body. The study shows how this balance works and what it means for humans.
A bang on the anniversary - 25 years of "SOKO Leipzig"
On the 25th anniversary of "SOKO Leipzig", it's time to say goodbye: Marco Girnth is leaving the series. His last case causes a special break in the team.
Tunnel closure on the A4 is lifted
Clear road ahead after almost two years of renovation: the last closure in the Königshainer Berge tunnel is lifted this evening.
Tunnel closure on the A4 is lifted
Clear road ahead after almost two years of renovation: the last closure in the Königshainer Berge tunnel is lifted this evening.
Pigeons in the city: between ban and voluntary work
Pigeons are part of the cityscape in Saxony's major cities. However, instead of fixed concepts, the cities rely on feeding bans and the commitment of volunteers.
Dresden volleyball players no chance against Conegliano
Volleyball Bundesliga team Dresdner SC also failed to win the Champions League second leg at defending champions Conegliano. The visitors lose again by a clear margin.
Horse euthanized after accident: World Cup without Ahlmann
Show jumping rider Christian Ahlmann wants to compete with the stallion D'Aganix 2000 Z at the World Cup in Leipzig. A serious accident prevents this.
Chemnitz city boss travels to new cultural capital Oulu
Culture connects Chemnitz and Oulu. Now Lord Mayor Sven Schulze is traveling to Finland - to the new European Capital of Culture.
Kretschmer: Law on working hours needs reform
More flexible weekly working hours instead of rigid rules - Kretschmer and Merz call for reforms. Trade unions and the left warn of risks for employees and families.
Saxony wants to promote specialties with a show kitchen
"The taste of Saxony": this is the label under which the Free State wants to promote its culinary delights. A show kitchen is to premiere at the Green Week.