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Health Fund Supplements Likely to Rise
The prospect of rising supplementary contributions to Germany’s statutory health insurance system looms large, fueling political tensions and…
Renten Package Faces Likely Bundestag Approval
The proposed pension reform package, currently under deliberation within the ruling coalition, is widely expected to pass through…
Stolen Jewels Likely Lost Forever
The brazen theft of the French Crown Jewels from the Louvre, an event that has sent shockwaves through…
No Gaza Conflict Flareup Likely
The prospect of a renewed conflict in Gaza appears muted in the immediate future, according to Armin Laschet,…
AfD Left Most Likely to Cheer Own Speakers
A recent study conducted by researchers at the Technical University of Darmstadt has revealed patterns in parliamentary applause…
Berlin Street Name Change Likely Approved
Berlin’s planned renaming of Mohrenstraße to Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Straße appears set to proceed following rulings delivered Friday evening by the…
German Troops Likely In Ukraine If Peace Deal Reached
The Chairman of the German Parliament’s Defense Committee, Thomas Röwekamp, anticipates the potential deployment of German soldiers to…
Ukraine War Likely To Drag On Says Rheinmetall Chief
The CEO of Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger, expressed skepticism regarding a swift resolution to the conflict in Ukraine, particularly…
Iran-Israel Nuclear War Now Clearly More Likely, Expert Warns
A leading nuclear expert, Jim Walsh, has expressed concerns that Israel’s recent attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities may…
Almost Half of Women Work Part-Time in Germany, Five Times More Likely Than Men
According to data from the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) released on Monday, the percentage of part-time workers in…
Billions Spent on Preparing for a ‘Now More Likely’ War
Berlin, Germany – The German federal government estimates that more than 30 billion euros will be required for…
BUDGET BOMBSHELL: CDU’s Likely New Chancellor to Rethink Social Spending?
Germany’s Next Chancellor to Make Tough Decisions on Social Expenditures Germany’s likely next Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, is expected…
German Reactors Likely to Stay Silent Forever
As the last of Germany’s nuclear power plants stand idle, their operators are skeptical about the possibility of…