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A debate has flared up again about the Saxon civil servants' pension fund (symbolic image). / Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

Renewed debate on Saxon generation fund

The Saxon generation fund is intended to cushion the state's future pension burdens for its civil servants. The government now wants to reduce the allocations in order to plug holes in the budget.

Leipzig's Loïs Openda (r) would like to work with coach Zsolt Löw for longer.  / Photo: Swen Pförtner/dpa

Openda on Löw: "I like this coach"

Interim coach Zsolt Löw wins two Bundesliga matches in a row with RB Leipzig. His players are delighted and would like to work with him on a long-term basis.

Saxony wants to reduce bureaucracy in road construction with an amendment to the law. "Too many renovations have been unnecessarily protracted up to now - I want to change that as quickly as possible," said Infrastructure Minister Regina Kraushaar. (Archive image) / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa

Saxony wants to simplify road renovation

Saxony is modernizing its road law. The central aim of the amendment is to be able to renovate roads, bridges and retaining walls from now on without a costly planning approval procedure.

Midwife Marthe is active again in the Rathener Felsengrund / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa

Medieval midwife Marthe back on stage

In summer, the rock stage in Saxon Switzerland is home to popular characters from opera and literature. Marthe, a healer from the Middle Ages, apparently also likes it at Rathener Grund.

Diesel is currently most expensive in Bavaria, petrol in Saxony. (Archive image) / Photo: Arno Burgi/dpa

Fuel more expensive in the south

Drivers currently pay the most for refueling in Bavaria and Saxony. Rhineland-Palatinate has also become significantly more expensive in a state comparison. The city states, on the other hand, get off more cheaply.

A debate has flared up again about the Saxon civil servants' pension fund (symbolic image). / Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

Renewed debate on Saxon generation fund

The Saxon generation fund is intended to cushion the state's future pension burdens for its civil servants. The government now wants to reduce the allocations in order to plug holes in the budget.

A debate has flared up again about the Saxon civil servants' pension fund (symbolic image). / Photo: Karl-Josef Hildenbrand/dpa

Renewed debate on Saxon generation fund

The Saxon generation fund is intended to cushion the state's future pension burdens for its civil servants. The government now wants to reduce the allocations in order to plug holes in the budget.