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Kaum sinken die Inzidenz-Zahlen, werden die Bürger ermahnt, nicht leichtsinnig zu werden. Muss das wirklich sein? Die Talkrunde bei Anne...

COVID response: What the German federal government's new powers mean For much of the pandemic, Germany's 16 states have been in charge of coronavirus pandemic regulations. Amid criticism and chaos, Germany's federal government is taking the reins — but will this make a difference? Federalism has presented a challenge to managing the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany At the beginning of March, with coronavirus cases still on the rise in Germany, an agreement was made that seemed to signal a possible way out of lockdown. Each of Germany's 16 states could reopen in slow stages depending on case n...

COVID response: What the German federal government's new powers mean dw.com 3 hrs ago © Provided by dw.com Federalism has presented a challenge to managing the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany At the beginning of March, with coronavirus cases still on the rise in Germany, an agreement was made that seemed to signal a possible way out of lockdown. Each of Germany's 16 states could reopen in slow stages depending on case numbers — but had to pull an "emergency brake" and lock down harder in the event that figures in individual regions exceeded a certain threshold. But the pressure on the sta...

Why the burka is so important for right-wing populists On 7 March, Switzerland became the latest European country to vote in favour of a so-called "burka" ban. It was yet another feather in the cap of the right-wing populist Swiss People's Party (SVP) on an issue that remains a perennial favourite with the Right across Europe. Essay by Daniel Bax Nearly four years ago, Germany's then Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere drew up a catalogue of ten things he considered part of the German Today, with the German population required to wear masks and keep their distance, these phrases seem like ...

The Local Aaron Burnett Aaron Burnett 10:32 CEST Just as a deadly third wave of Covid-19 hits Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel is embroiled in an untimely battle with some state leaders over how to tackle the pandemic. Aaron Burnett looks at who really holds the power in the fight to return to normal life in Germany. Against a sluggish vaccine rollout, rising coronavirus cases, and a plethora of different opinions and rules across Germany’s 16 federal states, Chancellor Merkel made several unusual moves during an appearance on Anne Will, a popular night talk show, on Sunday.  First, she c...