Legislative News

Germany’s Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has confirmed that compulsory military service could be reinstated if voluntary recruitment fails to meet national defense needs. In …

Germany has long positioned itself as a hub for international professionals—offering high living standards, a strong economy, and social stability. Many who arrive from …

Germany’s new Minister of Labour, Bärbel Bas, has introduced a controversial reform proposal that would bring civil servants, members of parliament, and self-employed individuals …

Germany’s incoming government, led by CDU leader Friedrich Merz, has presented an extensive coalition agreement that aims to revitalize the country’s stagnating economy. The …

New Coalition Pushes for Stricter Controls on Migration and West Balkan Access Germany is preparing for a significant transformation in its migration policy. As …

Digital Payments to Become Compulsory in Germany Germany’s next federal government, expected to be formed by a coalition of the SPD and CDU/CSU, is …

Rising Pressure Forces Germany to Reconsider Mandatory Service As Europe confronts growing security threats, Germany is debating significant changes to its defense and civil …

Cannabis Reform Marks One-Year Anniversary Amid Political Uncertainty April 2025 marks the first anniversary of Germany’s partial cannabis legalization. The reform, which allowed adults …

Coalition Talks Reach Critical Phase Amid Sharp Divides on Tax Policy As coalition negotiations between the conservative CDU/CSU alliance and the center-left SPD enter …

The German Bundestag has approved a significant resolution aimed at combating antisemitism, igniting intense discussions among lawmakers, legal experts, and civil society groups. The …