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Karola Back, a former mayor of Strahlungen, is running again for mayor against her successor Johannes Hümpfner in a local political contest.

The mayoral election in Hebertshausen on March 8 could challenge the notion that party affiliation matters at the municipal level or reinforce the dominance of the CSU in rural areas.

Influencer Philip Windsperger aims to transition from social media to a political role by running for a spot in the Munich city council.

The CDU/CSU has largely rolled back the heating law of the coalition government, posing questions about its implications for consumers and climate goals.

The Munich city council has approved the redesign of Giesinger Berg to increase space for cyclists, despite last-minute attempts by the CSU and Free Voters to halt the project.

The CDU/CSU and SPD have successfully paused the heating law proposed by Habeck, leading to revisions in climate protection regulations.

A candidate from the CSU's city council list in Haar has switched to the AfD party just weeks before the March local elections, causing turmoil within the CSU.

The CSU remains cautious in addressing the nepotism scandal involving the AfD, despite having faced similar accusations 13 years ago.

The CSU leadership expresses skepticism regarding the plans by CDU and SPD to introduce an age limit for social media platforms.

The Greens are in favor of a proposed social media ban for children suggested by the CDU, while the CSU expresses skepticism about the implementation.

The Green Party in Bavaria is facing challenges in the upcoming local elections, but is still hopeful for victories in specific areas like Neuburg an der Donau.

Sergio Mattarella made a surprise appearance at the CSM, emphasizing the need for mutual respect among institutions, particularly the judiciary.

Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder firmly rules out any tax increases or new debts, which complicates the promised reduction of income taxes, but may create an opportunity for a political agenda shift for the Schwarz-Red coalition.

At the CSU's Ash Wednesday event in Passau, Markus Söder criticizes political opponents, but finds that they are dwindling in number.

CSU leader Markus Söder criticized left-wing groups and NGOs during his speech at the political Ash Wednesday event in Passau.

CSU leader Markus Söder criticizes leftist NGOs and emphasizes his party’s dedication to rural areas during his speech.

During a speech at the political Ash Wednesday event in Passau, Markus Söder criticized the left's attitude towards rural areas, asserting that the CSU is the true advocate for these regions.

The Political Ash Wednesday event of the CSU party has commenced in Passau, featuring speeches and discussions on key political issues.

Political leaders in Bavaria gather for Ash Wednesday events, marking the kickoff of the local election campaign.

Political leaders in Bavaria engage in speeches as they launch into the local election campaign, with key figures from various parties scheduled to address supporters.

The political leaders in Bavaria address key themes as they kick off the campaign for the upcoming local elections on Ash Wednesday.

Erwin Huber, a prominent figure in the CSU party, hosted a fish dinner event in Grünwald, reflecting his longstanding connection to the political festivities of Ash Wednesday.

Political Ash Wednesday events in Fürstenfeldbruck and Dachau are subdued this year as prominent politicians head to Lower Bavaria, while local meetings feature discussions on community issues.

The local election campaign in Neubiberg is overshadowed by the cocaine scandal involving Mayor Thomas Pardeller, yet it remains largely unaddressed by his party and opponents.

A German politician proposes access restrictions at train stations to enhance safety following rising incidents of aggression against railway staff.

The article humorously speculates on the reasons for CSU leader Markus Söder's lack of enjoyment during the Fasching festivities in Veitshöchheim.

The CSU and Free Voters in Bavaria propose a law to temporarily suspend state law in selected model regions to simplify local governance.

The article discusses the debates surrounding electoral representation and the balance of power between Germany's political parties, particularly the SPD and the CDU/CSU.

Nicola Gratteri, the Public Prosecutor of Naples, has made controversial statements regarding the upcoming constitutional referendum on justice reform in Italy, categorizing citizens' votes in a divisive manner.

In Aßling, CSU candidate Sebastian Brilmayer declined to participate in a candidate forum for the mayoral position, which prompted disappointment from his opponents and detractors.

Bavaria's government is reversing its previously cautious stance on wind power by advocating for significant expansion through the Bundesrat.

The Wüstner family in Herzogenaurach showcases a unique political diversity, with members representing different parties—SPD, Die Linke, and a historical tie to CSU.

The CSU party has retracted a claim regarding an SPD candidate in the Haar municipal elections after the SPD demanded corrections, acknowledging the statement was false.

General Inspector Carsten Breuer will give a lecture on military security at an event organized by the CSU Starnberg on February 11.

In Regensburg, candidates for mayor offer solutions to address the city's stagnation, with CSU's Astrid Freudenstein as a leading contender.

The CSU is proposing a new approach to tackle juvenile crime, despite the political challenges of lowering the age of criminal responsibility in Germany.

The planned expansion of the Mother’s Pension in Germany is set to add billions in costs, primarily funded by taxpayers, with significant implications for social welfare funding.

German unions are responding with strong verbal attacks against CDU/CSU and employers regarding potential government plans for social state reform, emphasizing a need for higher wages and a robust social system to strengthen the economy.

The article discusses the ongoing nostalgia for nuclear energy in Bavaria, particularly among the AfD and CSU parties, following the closure of the last nuclear plant in the region.

During a press conference, Verdi leader Frank Werneke criticized the CDU/CSU and employers for wanting to dismantle the welfare state, challenging them to experience the realities faced by workers in Berlin and healthcare services.

Daniela Groß is running as a candidate for the Greens in the Landsberg am Lech district, donning blue colors that resemble those of the CSU, illustrating a twist on political branding.

Green Party leader Felix Banaszak wishes for a more relaxed approach from his party, emphasizing diversity in masculinity in a Playboy interview where he also criticizes CSU leader Markus Söder.

The Young Union is facing criticism for their election campaign featuring elderly individuals, aiming to attract younger voters with the message that the district council needs to become younger.

Johannes Winkel, leader of the Young Union, highlights significant savings potential in social welfare, advocating for reforms in pension and social state to enhance efficiency.

Over 2000 photos reveal severe mold issues in student housing in Munich, prompting condemnation from even the CSU's Minister of Science.

Applications for the cast of the 55th Performance of the Passion of Christ in Cubatão (SP) are open until February 15, with the event set to take place at CSU - Parque do Trabalhador.

The article discusses the implications and perspectives on work and social issues in the context of time management, as reflected in the title's metaphor.

A new poll shows the CDU matching the AfD for the first time in months, with both the CDU/CSU and SPD gaining support.

Green MP Timon Dzienus criticized CSU leader Markus Söder's proposals for economic growth during a TV debate, calling them a "bad idea" and "absolute impertinence."

The upcoming municipal election in Munich on March 8 will determine the city's next mayor, with candidates including incumbent Dieter Reiter (SPD), Dominik Krause (Greens), and Clemens Baumgärtner (CSU).