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The head of the German Medical Association is campaigning for better patient management. (Archive image) / Photo: Christoph Soeder/dpa

Doctors' president warns of "supply shortage"

In an ageing society, the demand for healthcare services is growing - but at the same time, skilled workers are in short supply. In order to secure the supply, it needs to be reorganized - but how?

There were seminars for supporters of the association in Halsbrücke, Saxony. / Photo: Tobias Junghannß/dpa

Dobrindt bans "Kingdom of Germany"

Even if their ideas often sound confused, many "Reichsbürger" are by no means harmless from the point of view of the security authorities. Four men have now been arrested and their association banned.

Ban on the Reich Citizens' Association. (Archive photo) / Photo: Sebastian Kahnert/dpa

"Reichsbürger" group "Kingdom of Germany" banned

Federal Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) has banned a group of so-called Reich citizens and self-administrators who call themselves the "Kingdom of Germany". According to the Ministry of the Interior, police forces have been searching buildings used by the association and the homes ..

Baris Atik also leads the way verbally at FCM / Photo: Soeren Stache/dpa

Magdeburg's Atik: "Want to stay up there"

Despite the loss of points against Hertha, Magdeburg remain in third place after the competition slipped up. After the game, Baris Atik commits to the goal of at least a relegation place

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.

The East German Minister Presidents want to speak with one voice. / Photo: Jens Kalaene/dpa

East German states demand more influence

Is the West actually aware of what is going on in the East? The state premiers are counting on the new federal government to hear the signals. And that investments worth billions will restore confidence.