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Despite having a job, many people are dependent on citizens' income. With little pay, they also have to cope with prejudice. Experts warn of the social consequences of a citizen's income reform.
Anxiety, isolation, depression: Diakonie warns that many young people are still suffering from the consequences of the pandemic. Why they now urgently need more help and a sympathetic ear.
The voluntary welfare sector is important for what holds the state together at its core. However, the work of the associations is often slowed down by excessive control.
From the opera classic "The Magic Flute" to the contemporary play "The Blueprint": the Landesbühnen are starting the new season with a varied program.
Affordable housing is in short supply, especially in large cities. Thousands of people seek help from Diakonie.
The political debate in Germany is sometimes very heated. In social media, things really get heated under the protection of anonymity. The communication of a society suffers as a result.
The Saxon wine-growing region is one of the smallest in Germany. The vines ripen here on around 500 hectares. Once a year, the wineries invite visitors to an open day.
In the view of the Protestant Welfare Association, a flat-rate cap on care costs does not solve the structural problems. Partially comprehensive insurance could serve as a model for the new regulation.
2024 was a year to forget for Saxony's winegrowers. This time they are more satisfied with the grape harvest.
Anyone who has not had a job for at least a year is considered to be long-term unemployed. Those affected often fall into a disastrous cycle. Experts speak of a self-reinforcing condition.
Germany spends billions of euros on infrastructure and defense. At whose expense could this be? There are major concerns about social cuts.
School starts again in Saxony on Monday. For some pupils, however, this also means pressure to perform and psychological crises.
They live on the streets and are often exposed to the cold and heat without protection: People who have no home. Assistance is particularly needed in extreme weather.
Digitization is a buzzword of our time. But do all people really benefit from technological progress? Diakonie in Saxony has its doubts and warns of the consequences.
A new reception building is being built at the Karl May Museum in Radebeul. The 6.5 million euro building is intended to create more space for exhibitions and the depot.
Every May, Radebeul's Lößnitzgrund is transformed into the Wild West for three days. Real indigenous people from North America make the journey into the fantasy world of author Karl May authentic.
A museum in Radebeul commemorates the Saxon writer Karl May and his books. His literary characters have now been brought to life by caricaturists - with ink and paper.
Every year, the Lößnitzgrund in Radebeul becomes the Wild West for a weekend. Indigenous people from North America also join the journey into the fantasy world of author Karl May.
Every year during Advent, Saxon bakers collect the change from their stollen purchases for a good cause. However, the proceeds from the Diakonie campaign have been declining for years.
Rising case numbers are pushing the staff at Diakonie Sachsen to their limits when it comes to migration counseling. Added to this are financial difficulties.
Saxony has to save money. A provisional budget is currently in place due to a lack of funds. Youth welfare organizations are calling for existing services to be protected.
The chances of ice wine are slim in Saxony this season. But this time it is not due to a lack of frost.
A park bench is not a home, says Diakonie. Especially in the winter months, homeless people have a hard time. Donations are requested to alleviate their fate.
The SVT express railcar once ran from Berlin via Dresden and Prague to Vienna - even if it was the last stop for GDR citizens before then. Now it is to be put back on the rails.
It was a kind of double whammy that Saxony felt on Wednesday. First the exploratory talks in the Free State failed, then the traffic light in the federal government broke down. Now there are urgent appeals.
They are cute and adorable, despite their prickly shells. But for hedgehogs, habitats in Saxony are becoming smaller and smaller and there is less and less food - more and more injured and sick animals need help.
They are cute and adorable, despite their prickly shells. But for hedgehogs, habitats in Saxony are becoming smaller and smaller and there is less and less food - more and more injured and sick animals need help.
Saxony is a tourist magnet. The coronavirus pandemic has halted growth, but since the end of the pandemic, the number of visitors has risen again - and the balance sheet is positive.
Saxony is a tourist magnet. The coronavirus pandemic has halted growth, but since the end of the pandemic, the number of visitors has risen again - and the balance sheet is positive.
The Landesbühnen Sachsen is a multi-genre theater. They offer musical theater, drama and dance, in the main building in Radebeul and at guest venues - including schools and daycare centers.
Late frost has left severe damage in the vineyards of Saxony's Elbe Valley. Despite a second flowering, significantly fewer grapes are ripening on the vines - the first ones are now being harvested.
Stellagen and terraced vineyards characterize the cultural landscape of Dresden's Elbe Valley. Created at the beginning of the 17th century, the vineyards are architectural monuments, tourist magnets and the basis for elegant wines.
Funding has been secured for the construction of a new reception building at the Karl May Museum in Radebeul. Construction should be completed in 2026.
Every year, the Lößnitzgrund in Radebeul is temporarily transformed into the Wild West. In the temporary western town of Little Tombstone, there are also bank robberies and shootouts at the weekend - fictitious.
A mild winter and summer temperatures in March have resulted in premature fruit blossom. The vines are also already bearing fruit - and this could now take its toll.
Regional Development Minister Thomas Schmidt sees the establishment of the Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC as a huge opportunity for the greater Dresden area and the entire Free State.
A damaged painting by Sascha Schneider (1870-1927) from the Karl May Museum in Radebeul, which has been in storage since 1994, has been restored.
Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs, Martin Dulig, invites people to his kitchen table to discuss their questions and concerns in this super election year.
After almost seven weeks, most of the grapes in Saxony's Elbe Valley are in the cellar. The harvest nourishes hopes of the winegrowers for a crowning of the wine year - which was again challenging.
The Landesbühnen Sachsen will present 24 premieres in the coming season, including five under the motto 'Last Call' in October. Artistic director Manuel Schöbel describes 'Last Call' as the last call for the flight to Utopia or to Neverland. The season is intended to take audiences into a magical world of a thousand possibilities.
Germany's winegrowers are worried because EU plans to reduce pesticides would make winegrowing impossible in many places. The Minister of Agriculture is campaigning for realism in Brussels and would like to see some kind of tailor-made solutions.
Saxony's Minister President Michael Kretschmer (CDU) sees the water supply as a central task for future development in the Free State. This is a task that could not be solved on the side, he said on Tuesday evening at the summer festival of the Association of Saxon Business in Radebeul.According to ..