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Germany offers generous tax breaks for married couples under so-called "marital splitting." Critics have said it reinforces financial inequality between men and women.

A government that wants to act in its citizens’ interests, in a professional manner and on the basis of appropriate considerations, has nothing to fear from the test of reasonableness.

Chancellor Olaf Scholz has answered questions about current domestic and foreign policy matters. It is his second summer press conference since taking office.

Hong Kong: Trade office act condemned

Jews Played Significant Roles in Movements Advocating for Equality. Yet the Status of Human Rights in Israel Is Deteriorating

Israel Lacks a Bicameral Legislature, a Constitution and a Bill of Rights and 'There Is Only Independence of the Courts' to Serve as a Check on Government Power, Former AG Avichai Mandelblit Said on Channel 12 News

The new version of the bill restricts the use of reasonableness standard by courts against the administrative decisions of the prime minister and other ministers.

Germany offers generous tax breaks for married couples under so-called "marital splitting." Critics have said it reinforces financial inequality between men and women.

Bill that bars judicial review of any cabinet and ministerial decisions now also says courts can't use reasonableness to force justice minister to convene judge-selection panel

Ukrainian President Zelensky is at the NATO summit. The traffic light has a new Zoff theme. The SPD is running onto the pitch with its chairman Klingbeil. The FDP finance minister wants to save, so the Green family minister now wants to cancel parental allowance for the higher earners, only the FDP people don't. In spousal splitting, a couple's joint income is halved, the income tax due on it is calculated, and finally the tax liability is doubled.