Saxony extends rent freeze
According to the responsible minister in Saxony, the rent freeze is not a permanent solution. Only sufficient housing construction can solve the problem. But that requires investors.
Politics in Saxony Dresden Leipzig Chemnitz on DieSachsen.de
Current politics news from Saxony, Dresden, Chemnitz and Leipzig on DieSachsen.de.
Chancellor Merz comes to Saxony at the end of October
Friedrich Merz is also visiting the federal states on a chancellor tour. He is expected in Saxony at the end of October. What is planned.
Municipalities have to dispose of thousands of tons of illegal waste
Bulky waste on the roadside, old tires in wooded areas: Local authorities in Saxony are struggling with garbage dumps. The disposal costs add up.
Twelve bids submitted for new Carola Bridge
The new Carola Bridge is due to be completed by 2031. The first step has been taken in the search for planning offices to draw up designs for the new bridge.
Commissioner: Gaza deal will not stop anti-Semitism
More anti-Semitic crimes have recently been recorded in Saxony. Can the new Gaza agreement calm things down?
Author Haratischwili sees decline in freedom of expression
Georgian-born author Nino Haratischwili is concerned about the state of democracy in the West. A cornerstone is being "imperceptibly" damaged.
Leipzig commemorates the peaceful revolution 36 years ago
Every year on October 9, Leipzig commemorates the peaceful revolution of 1989. This time, a special event is scheduled for the evening.
Leipzig commemorates the peaceful revolution 36 years ago
Every year on October 9, Leipzig commemorates the peaceful revolution of 1989. This time, a special event is scheduled for the evening.
Report: More people from Ukraine are coming to Saxony
The number of Ukrainians seeking protection in Saxony rose significantly in September. What is behind the figures and what role new regulations in Ukraine play.
Foundation stone laid for Leipzig Unity Monument
A monument to freedom and unity in Leipzig has been discussed for many years, but now it is actually going to happen. The foundation stone will be laid on a special date.
Trial against alleged NSU supporter begins on November 6
She allegedly gave Beate Zschäpe her health insurance card and helped the NSU terror cell pick up a mobile home. The trial will now begin at the Dresden Higher Regional Court in early November.
Greens call for more speed in the fight against financial crime
The Greens believe that action against criminals in the financial sector is inadequate. The state is missing out on billions. A new federal authority based in Dresden could help.
Poll: AfD strongest force in Saxony with 37 percent
The minority government of the CDU and SPD continues to lose support. The Social Democrats even have to fear for their re-entry into the state parliament. Meanwhile, the AfD is increasing its lead.
Masked people smash windows in Leipzig
A group of masked men went on the rampage in Leipzig. The police suspect left-wing extremists. State security is investigating.
Calls for passport revocation for dual nationals after Hamas arrests
Three men are alleged to have procured weapons for attacks in Germany. Now the discussion about revoking citizenship for dual nationals is coming up again.
Attack plans? Suspected Hamas weapons procurers caught
Three men are alleged to have procured weapons for Hamas for attacks on Israeli and Jewish institutions in Germany. The Federal Criminal Police Office arrests them and searches them in North Rhine-Westphalia and Leipzig.
Steinmeier: "Do not allow democracy to be damaged"
Shortly before the Day of German Unity on October 3, the mood is anything but exuberant. The Federal President knows this too. And asks the citizens to pause for a moment.
Poland extends border controls until spring
Since the beginning of July, Poland's border guards have been carrying out checks at the common border with Germany. The controls are now to remain in place until April 2026.
President Dierks sees parliament as a "learning system"
Despite longer decision-making processes, Saxony's state parliament president Dierks believes the parliament is capable of acting. He looks back on the first year with a minority government.
Schuster in favor of rapid new regulations for Ukraine refugees
Discussions are continuing in Germany about benefits for refugees from Ukraine. Saxony is calling for changes for new arrivals - and points to neighboring Poland.
Zipfeltreffen on the country mile
A good 25 years ago, four municipalities formed an alliance that attracted nationwide attention - including Görlitz. There are up to 1,000 kilometers between the towns. The partners meet once a year.
Zipfeltreffen on the country mile
A good 25 years ago, four municipalities formed an alliance that attracted nationwide attention - including Görlitz. There are up to 1,000 kilometers between the towns. The partners meet once a year.
A third of citizens see differences between East and West
On the eve of German Unity Day, several surveys show that the gap between East and West is widening again - especially from the perspective of East Germans.
Commissioner for Eastern Europe for new distribution of assets
Shortly before October 3, Elisabeth Kaiser presents her annual report. She is also concerned about some trends between East and West Germany.
Commissioner for Eastern Europe takes stock of German unity
The two German states united 35 years ago. How far have they grown together?
Mayors push for federal billions to be distributed
Empty coffers, dilapidated schools, broken roads: East German mayors are sounding the alarm and insisting on rapid help from the federal special fund. President of the Association of Cities and Towns Jung also calls for reforms.
Saxony reorganizes promotion of home ownership
Saxony has revised the promotion of home ownership. The minister responsible emphasizes the advantages. However, the bottom line is that there is less money.
Schuster calls for police powers for drone attacks
Drones in the skies of Denmark, Norway and Poland have caused unrest in Europe. Saxony's Minister of the Interior also sees the defense against such aircraft as a challenge for the police.
Bridge to nowhere and bicycle barometer end up in the black book
A bridge without a connection and expensive bicycle barometers: Two Saxon projects are featured in the Taxpayers' Association's new Black Book. What is criticized.