Despite the growing opposition to the wars in Gaza and Ukraine, Scholz remains adamant about supporting these wars with all available means, determined to impose the exploding costs of military madness through social spending cuts, falling real wages and mass layoffs.
Why a row has broken out in Germany over pension reforms thelocal.de - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thelocal.de Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Germany s reputation for hard work is being questioned as lower average working hours and increased sick leave spark concerns about the nation s economy.
The more than 21 million pensioners in Germany will receive a substantial 4.57% pension increase beginning on July 1, after the German Cabinet approved the adjustment on Wednesday in Berlin. With this increase, pensions are set to rise faster than inflation in the country. The last time pensions rose faster than inflation was in 2000. The increase is larger than originally predicted, which Labour Minister Hubertus Heil credited to strong wage growth in Germany. In the autumn, estimates had predi