TL;DRThe Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that the government can submit a 200-page amendment shortly before a parliamentary vote. This decision is viewed as problematic.
Parliament & LegislationIT & InternetLaws & Rights
TL;DRThe Ministry of the Interior plans to restrict citizens', press', and politicians' transparency rights by introducing mandatory real names and abolishing oversight bodies. This move would effectively halt freedom of information.
TL;DRBavaria is introducing a "Uniform Day" for soldiers, police officers, justice employees, firefighters, and rescue workers. This measure aims to acknowledge their service.
TL;DRThe Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that there is no speed limit for legislative processes. Legislation is therefore permitted to proceed quickly.
TL;DRA video circulating on Facebook falsely claims to show electoral fraud against the AfD. Fact-checking by correctiv.org clarifies that the footage depicts the falsification of mail-in ballots.
TL;DRThe 125 member states of the International Criminal Court will vote on the future of the suspended Chief Prosecutor. Allegations of abuse of power preceded this decision.
TL;DRThe coalition is planning a reform package to boost economic growth and employment, which is expected to be passed after the summer recess. The fairness of the draft laws is currently being questioned.
TL;DRFederal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt reportedly intends to further restrict transparency platforms, allowing state actions to remain secret. This follows a decision by the federal government's coalition committee to significantly limit the Freedom of Information Act.
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