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The traffic light coalition's dirty trick: The new electoral law sins against political culture

The Federal President has signed it. The traffic light coalition's electoral law is now law. But instead of reducing the size of the Bundestag, the new electoral law is destroying the political culture in our country. The Union will not stand idly by and watch this happen and will take legal action against this electoral law.

Germany, a republic of informers: State-sponsored denunciation

In our country, freedom is slowly being eroded. Bit by bit, a new culture of politically correct denunciation is spreading, partly promoted by the state, which is ensuring that the corridor of opinion is becoming narrower and narrower. This is an extremely dangerous development.

Public broadcasting in crisis: one-sidedness galore

These days, one-sidedness and intransigence are once again shaping the public image of public broadcasting. Day after day, we are confronted with a supposed objectivity that in reality largely pursues a left-wing agenda. We need broadcasting that reports impartially, provides a platform for genuine debate, and reflects the diversity of opinions in our society.

Lauterbach's “locust” alarm is hypocritical

Karl Lauterbach likes to paint a grim picture: profit-hungry “locusts” are descending on German medical practices. He intends to drive them away with bans. There is a motive behind this: the SPD health minister wants to score political points. In reality, he is making life difficult for registered doctors with his refusal to cooperate and excessive bureaucracy – and thus paving the way for practices to be sold to investors.

Experts warn of downward spiral in healthcare system

According to experts, medical care in Germany will deteriorate noticeably. Representatives of the medical profession and hospitals see the main reason for this as misguided health policy on the part of the coalition government. The wave of hospital bankruptcies that has been feared for months is now underway. According to a survey by the German Hospital Institute (DKI), almost 70 percent of German hospitals believe that their existence is at risk in the short or medium term.

Deep what?: The “new” kind of journalism

There is a lot going on in Berlin's media bubble. More and more deep journalism players will be flocking to the capital in the future. This is a boon for the quality of information in the country.