Question Time on November 6 Question time in the German Bundestag, also known as Fragestunde, is a weekly session where members of parliament can question members of the government. The session is held every Wednesday from 13:00 to 15:00 CET. Rapidly Rising on Aktuelle Themen The term “Fragestunde am 6. November” is rapidly rising on … Read more
Minister Buschmann and Minister Paus Face Questions On Aktuelle Themen, the topic “Minister Buschmann und Ministerin Paus stellen sich den Fragen” (“Minister Buschmann and Minister Paus Face Questions”) is rapidly rising. Federal Minister of Justice Marco Buschmann (FDP) and Federal Minister for Family Affairs Lisa Paus (Greens) will face questions from citizens on various current … Read more
Bundestag Votes on Securing GDR Research On May 19, 2023, the German Bundestag voted on a motion to secure funding for research on the German Democratic Republic (GDR). The motion was passed with a large majority, with 520 votes in favor, 78 against, and 11 abstentions. The motion calls on the German government to provide … Read more
Petry: EU Needs New Own Resources in the Next Budgetary Period According to the leader of the AfD parliamentary group, Alice Weidel, the EU is demanding new own resources in the next budgetary period. At a press conference in Berlin, she said that this was a “red line” for her party. The AfD would not … Read more
Final Deliberations Without Discussion “Abschließende Beratungen ohne Aussprache” (Final Deliberations Without Discussion) is a procedure in German parliamentary practice that allows for final debates on a bill without the possibility of further debate or amendments. This procedure is typically used when a bill has been thoroughly debated and amended, and there is a consensus among … Read more