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German leaders plan cut red tape in just 200 steps – DW – 12/04/2025
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German leaders plan cut red tape in just 200 steps – DW – 12/04/2025

  • Germany's 16 state premiers approved a 200-point plan to modernize government services, targeting reduced bureaucracy.
  • Key measures include emails replacing paper documents and a one-time data collection by agencies.
  • Automatic approvals may occur if authorities do not respond within three months.
  • Officials aim to cut reporting and documentation requirements by at least one-third.
  • The plan complements national measures Merz's government already enacted to reduce bureaucracy.
  • State premier Michael Kretschmer said reforms respond to population demands to overcome stagnation.
  • Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with state premiers to discuss the modernization agenda in Berlin.
  • German bureaucracy has long been seen as hindering business and government efficiency.
  • The initiative is part of broader modernization efforts that aim to improve access to services.
  • Officials expect these reforms to ease life for both citizens and companies.
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Call to ban New Year fireworks that spark Germany’s ‘night of horror’
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Call to ban New Year fireworks that spark Germany’s ‘night of horror’

  • German authorities consider a ban on New Year fireworks to curb violence and injuries after the latest incidents.
  • Police and safety officials are weighing options to restrict fireworks in city centers.
  • The discussion follows a 'night of horror' that raised concerns over public safety during celebrations.
  • Officials are considering enforcement measures and how to communicate changes to the public.
  • The move aims to prevent similar scenes in future year-end celebrations.
  • The debate highlights tension between festive traditions and public safety in Germany.
  • Emergency services are monitoring the impact of fireworks on response times during celebrations.
  • Lawmakers will review potential restrictions ahead of next year’s festivities.
  • The proposal emphasizes protecting residents and reducing dangerous overcrowding in urban areas.
  • No final decision has been announced; a formal proposal may follow after consultations.
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