Germany Implements Broad 2026 Business Reforms and IT Security Overhaul Under NIS2 Directive
Germany's 2026 reforms bring major business deregulation, wage increases, CO2 tax, digitalization, and extensive new IT security rules under NIS2.
Germany's 2026 reforms bring major business deregulation, wage increases, CO2 tax, digitalization, and extensive new IT security rules under NIS2.
Germany's 2026 reforms bring major business deregulation, wage increases, CO2 tax, digitalization, and extensive new IT security rules under NIS2.
Germany addresses high sugar consumption and healthcare system strains with proposed sugar taxes and healthcare reforms.
German Chancellor Merz and Hessen's Ministerpräsident Rhein set out their visions and concerns for 2026, focusing on democratic renewal, political challenges, and a new debate culture amid internal and external pressures.
Germany’s government announces key 2026 reforms affecting wages, pensions, taxes, and environmental policies to stimulate the economy and support workers.
Germany's Greens propose pharmaceutical sector savings through pricing reforms, while political figures advocate stronger support for pharmacies and coordinated healthcare delivery.
Due to ineffective voluntary salt reduction efforts by Germany's food industry, political forces are pressing for mandatory legal salt limits in food products to improve public health.
Germany's pension system faces demographic and financial challenges, prompting urgent reform plans and demands from life insurers for clearer political guidance to secure retirement futures.
A recent survey finds 77% of German companies dissatisfied with the current government's economic and social policies, highlighting concerns about bureaucracy, labor costs, and reform delays.
Germany advances its digital agenda with the Deutschland-Stack initiative led by Schleswig-Holstein, reinforcing collaboration and open-source solutions for administrative and societal modernization.
Germany plans a €10 billion state-backed fund aiming to attract private investment and address economic modernization needs by 2026.
Germany faces criticism over its economic crisis management and escalating government consultant expenditures under Chancellor Merz.
Bavaria intensifies efforts to reduce bureaucracy and modernize state administration through digitalization, fostering cooperation between government and business.
Germany’s energy transition requires clear political strategies, efficient regulation, and balanced financing to achieve sustainable, secure, and affordable energy.
Germany faces mounting geopolitical rivalries and internal populism, prompting calls for a comprehensive Grand Strategy integrating political, economic, and military goals.
High-level talks in Germany outline government and industry commitments to support the electromobility transition, focusing on investment security, job stability, and policy clarity.
The German automotive industry's lobbying influence is shaping CDU policies amid internal government divisions on EU regulations.
The 'Made for Germany' initiative announces a 735 billion euro investment plan by 2028, expanding membership to include Microsoft and other major firms.
Political leaders in Germany are urged to take courageous steps to address critical challenges.
Germany reinforces its commitment to climate change initiatives while acknowledging the need for global cooperation.
Germany's government faces criticism for its inconsistent policy-making amid global challenges.
The Bundestag engages in pivotal debate regarding the proposed 2025 federal budget amid economic challenges.