Kretschmer wants to strengthen the arms industry in Saxony
Minister President Kretschmer wants to strengthen the Saxon arms industry and is calling for targeted support from the federal government. There is criticism from the opposition.
News from Saxony
More injuries at RB Leipzig - Timo Werner probably in the squad
The growing injury list at RB Leipzig opens up a new opportunity for Timo Werner. The Saxons are also set to extend a top series against Cologne.
Red Bull: Jürgen Klopp gets new colleague
The Austrian company is strengthening its soccer management department. A former RB Leipzig official takes over the position and is exclusively responsible for commercial matters.
Food banks receive 400,000 euros - start for applications
The food banks in Saxony can apply for funding for investments until October 6.
Fewer forests in Saxony - expansion target missed so far
Saxony's forests are set to play an even greater role in the future as a source of timber, a habitat for endangered animals and plants and a recreational area for people. But the area is shrinking.
Microchip construction site: ESMC receives approval for building construction
Work on the main and ancillary buildings can begin. Production in the factory is scheduled to start in 2027.
Rector of TU Dresden begins second term of office
Ursula Staudinger is starting her second term in office as Rector of TU Dresden. She believes that the coming years will be decisive for the university.
Digital residence registration soon available throughout Saxony
Change of residence with a click and address stickers in your letterbox: what the new online registration in Saxony really changes for citizens.
Kemmerich takes over chairmanship of Petry's "Team Freedom"
After leaving the FDP, Thuringia's former short-term Prime Minister Kemmerich takes over the chairmanship of the "Team Freiheit" association founded by Frauke Petry. What do they promise?
Report: Production of the ID.3 to remain in Zwickau for the time being
According to media reports, VW is initially sticking with the Zwickau site for the production of the ID.3. This is due to unanswered questions regarding the production of new electric models within the Group.
Wolf in hunting law? Saxony calls for rapid implementation
There is an emotional debate about how to deal with wolves. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture is working on new rules to prevent livestock from being killed. Saxony is pushing for a quick decision.
Thyssenkrupp employees fear for their jobs
Families and colleagues take to the streets together: Why 270 Thyssenkrupp employees fear for their future and what IG Metall is now demanding.
Erzgebirge Aue in deeper crisis after 2-1 defeat in Cottbus
In the East derby at Energie Cottbus, Erzgebirge Aue misses great chances and remains in a relegation place. Their record so far this season is disastrous. Will this have consequences for the coach?
Sachsenforst to focus on less stringent forest standards in future
Sachsenforst largely renounces FSC certification. Environmental associations and the Greens criticize: The decision is a step backwards for sustainable forest management.
Cabinet meets in the district of Zwickau
Time and again, the Saxon government meets outside of Dresden for external cabinet meetings. Next up is the district of Zwickau.
After bridge collapse: Dresden clears Terrassenufer
Finally free flow on the Terrassenufer: after months of detours and traffic jams, traffic is once again flowing through Dresden's old town.
BSW parliamentary group leader Zimmermann announces withdrawal
After resigning from the BSW party board, Sabine Zimmermann also wants to give up her seat in the state parliament - for personal reasons.
For comeback: top gymnast Schäfer-Betz changes coach
Pauline Schäfer-Betz has to have an operation due to persistent hip problems. The former world champion will therefore miss the home European Championships. The gymnast dares to take a new path for her comeback.
Levy on stollen packaging off the table for the time being
This news had upset Saxony's bakers: The packaging of stollen was to fall under the regulations for disposable goods. Now the all-clear has been given - at least for the time being.
Meyer Burger: Around 600 employees in Germany laid off
The Swiss mechanical engineering company Meyer Burger had set out to revive solar production in Germany. But in the face of massive competition from China, the plan has failed.
Saxony relies on "radiance" through the establishment of TSMC
At the semiconductor trade fair Semicon in Taiwan, Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs was busy beating the drum for Silicon Saxony. There is already one success to report. Will there be more?
Köpping visits AI project to combat loneliness in old age
Can a small wooden figure with AI technology provide emotional support for senior citizens? A pilot project in Saxony is investigating this question.
Farmers satisfied with potato harvest - prices fall
Saxony's potato farmers are putting more potatoes on our plates. The harvest will continue until the beginning of October. The further it progresses, the more prices tumble.
Report: RB Leipzig wants to extend contract with David Raum
David Raum is now one of the central players in the RB Leipzig squad, the 27-year-old is captain - and still has a contract until 2027, which he is now set to extend according to a report.
Tour boss gives Dresden hope for start in 2030
Dresden could become the starting point of the Tour de France in 2030. What organizer Prudhomme has to say - and which stages are being discussed for eastern Germany.
Steel industry in a "difficult situation" - wage talks started
The steel industry is not doing well. In the collective bargaining negotiations, IG Metall is therefore focusing on securing jobs. However, there should not be a complete lack of wage increases.
Leipzig training kick-off without trio
RB Leipzig announced two absences at the start of the week. Three more professionals were missing at the start of training.
Weimer praises Chemnitz: Culture builds bridges
Minister of State for Culture Weimer sees Chemnitz as a creative city open to the world. What the European Capital of Culture 2025 makes visible for the region and Europe.
IG Metall urges more speed for e-mobility in the East
How at risk are jobs in eastern Germany due to the slow expansion of electromobility? Trade union and experts call for investment and clear commitments for locations.