Kretschmer considers Bas' apology appropriate
Federal Minister of Labor Bas is being criticized for her statements on employers. Saxony's Minister President Michael Kretschmer also has a clear opinion on the matter.
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Saxony to have new AfD youth in 2026
At federal level, a replacement has already been created for the disbanded Junge Alternative, which has been classified as right-wing extremist. A new association is also set to be formed in Saxony soon.
Making a virtue out of necessity: RB wants to defy failures
RB Leipzig's personnel problems are getting worse. At least four players will not be available against Eintracht Frankfurt.
Greens call for an end to private New Year's Eve fireworks in Saxony
Every New Year's Eve causes stress for animals and rescue services. The Green Party is pushing for an end to private fireworks and proposing alternatives.
Folding bike transport: no more "bag rule" on buses and trains
Several transport associations in Saxony are abolishing the bag requirement for folding bikes on local transport. What this means for commuters and travelers in Dresden, Leipzig and other cities.
Zimmermann expects a spirit of optimism at BSW
The Sahra Wagenknecht alliance is set to make a comeback. After failing to make it into the Bundestag, they now want to take off under a new name.
Dresden volleyball players sign talented youngster Rosemann
Florentine Rosemann has already made her debut in the Bundesliga and Champions League. Now the talented player has signed her first professional contract with German cup winners Dresdner SC.
East German bargain chain files for insolvency
With household goods, Christmas decorations, garden accessories and more at low prices, Groschen Markt is mainly found in rural areas in eastern Germany. But competition is giving the model a hard time.
Kretschmer confident about the future of VW in Saxony
What does the future hold for the VW plants in Zwickau and Chemnitz in Saxony? Saxony's Minister President is trying to spread confidence.
Volkswagen: conversion plans for Gläserne Manufaktur in place
There has long been speculation about the future of the Gläserne Manufaktur in Dresden. Now there is a concept for the coming years. What is planned and what it means for the employees.
Four planning offices entrusted with design for new Carola Bridge
The collapse of Dresden's Carola Bridge in September 2024 made headlines. A new bridge over the Elbe is due to be completed in 2031. The tendering process ends in a few days.
Saxony facilitates access to social housing
From 2026, people with higher incomes in Saxony can also hope to receive a housing entitlement certificate. What limits will apply to singles, couples and families in future.
State parliament debates on the ban on firecrackers, pensions and the modern state
The finale is once again full of topics. The Saxon state parliament says goodbye to the year 2025 and wants to discuss controversial topics once again.
Steinmeier brings gifts from Saxony to the royal family
Porcelain from Meissen, craftsmanship from the Ore Mountains and Christmas music: the German President surprises the British royal couple with these gifts during their visit to London.
Kretschmer sees discussion about pension package as positive
The Bundestag is due to vote on pensions on Friday. Saxony's head of government, Michael Kretschmer, is also gaining something positive from the critical debate.
BSW parliamentary group leader deplores the state of political culture
"A democracy that forgets who it serves has lost its compass," says BSW politician Sabine Zimmermann during her last speech in the Saxon state parliament. She is turning her back on politics.
Kretschmer: EU decision on Russian gas a mistake
Saxony's Prime Minister criticizes the EU's withdrawal from Russian gas. He considers the decision to be symbolic politics.
Heiterblick hopes to be rescued - search for investors almost complete
Leipzig streetcar builder Heiterblick is negotiating with several investors. Who could save the company? The search for investors reaches a decisive phase.
60,000 euros for Saxony's music scene - competition starts
Anyone active in Saxony's music scene can now apply for the "Popular Music Saxony 2026" competition. A total of 60,000 euros in funding is up for grabs.
Saxony wants to make its water supply crisis-proof
Water is a precious resource. This is especially true in times of climate change. The need for investment and renovation in the water industry is enormous.
Left and Greens against stricter requirements in soccer stadiums
The Left and Greens in the state parliament reject stricter controls in soccer stadiums. They warn against stigmatizing fans and criticize plans for AI video surveillance.
Kastelruther Spatzen go on a rejuvenated Christmas tour
The Kastelruther Spatzen have a big heart for folk music. Now, of all things, a heart operation has put the brakes on singer Norbert Rier. His son Alexander is standing in for him on the Christmas tour.
State parliament with penultimate plenary session this year
Water management, bureaucracy, usurious rents: at the penultimate session of the Saxon state parliament this year, explosive topics are once again on the agenda.
Another emergency for a fan at Leipzig's cup match
The Leipzig fans stop their support after a medical emergency. A supporter has to be resuscitated outside the stadium.
Curious BSW appearance: Dierks urges compliance with the rules
BSW MP Rudolph causes a stir in the state parliament with an unusual outfit. The president of the state parliament reacts with clear words.
Another chance for Härtel - Aue board gives no guarantees
FC Erzgebirge cannot get out of the basement of the table. Points are needed against Ingolstadt, otherwise there will probably be personnel consequences.
Saxony is stepping up the pace of road construction
Saxony wants to kick-start road construction. In some cases, the costly planning approval procedure is to be dispensed with in future.
Saxony extends rent freeze as planned
The rent freeze continues to apply in Dresden and Leipzig. The Left and the Greens would have liked more. As things stand, high rents will remain an ongoing issue.
Harry Potter exhibition comes to Dresden
The international Harry Potter traveling exhibition is making a stop in Germany for the second time. From December 19, fans can be enchanted this time in Dresden.