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German Government and Industry Discuss Bureaucracy Cuts for Medium-Sized Businesses

Senior officials and business representatives are discussing measures to reduce documentation requirements and speed up permitting procedures that companies say are weighing on Germany’s Mittelstand.
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German Lawmakers Warn of Growing Security Risks on NATO’s Eastern Flank
Applications for Conscientious Objection Rise in Germany
Rostock Plans to Replace Many Civil-Service Posts With Employee Contracts
German Researchers Call for Reform of University Excellence Funding
Legal Challenges Emerge Over Germany’s Rural Doctor Quota
Ifo Study Says Fuel Tax Relief Was Only Partly Passed on to German Drivers
Germany Launches New Site Inspections for Rail Infrastructure Projects
Germany Steps Up Funding for Autobahn Bridge Repairs and Digital Traffic Systems
German Coalition Reaches Compromise on Hanover-Hamburg Rail Upgrade
Germany Tightens Cybersecurity Rules for Critical Infrastructure
Germany Plans More Than 1,000 New Posts to Administer Proposed Sugar and Plastic Taxes
German Opposition Demands Answers Over Planned Tax Increases
German Parliament Divided Over Tougher Laws on Irregular Migration
Germany’s Constitutional Court Reviews Opposition Challenge Over Campaign Statements
Germany’s Top Court Examines Liability for Third-Party Cookie Tracking
Hamm Court Set to Rule on Eon District Heating Price Increases
Germany’s Cartel Office Steps Up Scrutiny of Energy Pricing
Porsche Prepares Capital Markets Day to Set Out Future Powertrain Strategy
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German Government and Industry Discuss Bureaucracy Cuts for Medium-Sized Businesses
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German Chemical Industry Demands Rapid Relief From High Industrial Electricity Costs
German Government Prepares High-Level Investor Summit in Berlin
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