Feeling left behind: the AfD strikes a nerve in BΓΌdingen, Hesse
The article discusses the political climate in the towns of BΓΌdingen and Friedberg in Hesse, Germany, where feelings of being overlooked have contributed to the rise of the AfD party's support.
FAZ Exclusive: Hesse Wants to Seize Cum-Ex Profits
Hesse, Germany, is taking measures to seize profits from illegal stock trading involved in the 'Cum-Ex' scandal, with Justice Minister Heinz estimating an additional potential revenue of 50 million euros for the state.
Fashion: Hessen is Being Redesigned
The state of Hessen, Germany, is launching a new corporate design in collaboration with a young designer, aiming to elevate its status in the design world.
Local Election Hessen: A Deception of Voters
The article discusses allegations of voter deception in local elections in Hessen, Germany, highlighting unfulfilled promises by candidates.
Local Elections in Hesse: Who Are the Non-Voters?
The participation rate in the 2026 local elections in Hesse was higher than five years ago, yet it still remained low at under 55%.
Few Voters in Offenbach: "They do not represent those who live here"
Voter turnout in Offenbach has been alarmingly low during the local elections compared to neighboring Darmstadt, sparking discussions about the disconnect between political campaigns and community engagement.
Local elections in Hesse: The AfD in the school of democracy
The article discusses the challenges faced by the CDU in Hesse, as they seek to establish left-leaning majorities amid the rise of the AfD in local elections.
Local Election in Hesse: The AfD in the School of Democracy
The article discusses the shifting political landscape in Hesse's local elections, particularly focusing on the challenges faced by the CDU as they navigate coalition-building amid the rise of the AfD.
Local elections in Hesse: "AfD voters are not concerned with objective conditions"
The AfD is gaining support in Hesse, particularly in areas with a history of far-right party adherence, raising questions about the motivations behind their voter base.
AfD in Hesse: 'The firewall nonsense will come back anyway'
The AfD achieved a significant triumph in the Hesse local elections, clinching the top spot in Biebesheim am Rhein.
Compromise Found: No More Warning Strikes in Local Transport in Hesse for Now
A compromise has been reached, averting further warning strikes in local public transport in Hesse, Germany, for the time being.
Investigations in Hesse: Police Crack Down on Shock Caller Gangs
Police in Hesse are cracking down on gangs that carry out scams involving shock calls and the so-called grandchild trick.
Local Elections in Hesse: What the Parties Read from the Election
The CDU leads in the Hesse local elections, with the AfD gaining, while the SPD faces pressure, the Greens are satisfied, and the FDP is disappointed.
Liveblog on Municipal Elections in Hesse: Election in Frankfurt: Boris Rhein Cheered on by His Wife and Son
Hesse's Prime Minister Boris Rhein supported his son Bruno during the municipal elections in Frankfurt, where both his wife and son were candidates for the CDU.
Local Elections in Hesse: Where the SPD Loses Almost 20 Percentage Points
In the recent local elections in Hesse, the SPD experienced significant losses, particularly in Baunatal, a key town for the party.
Hesse: Ideological Transport Policy Becomes a Liability for the Greens
The Green Party and SPD in Hesse suffer significant losses in recent elections, continuing a downward trend for both parties.
Hesse: Ideological Transportation Policy Becomes a Curse for the Greens
The Green Party and SPD in Hesse have suffered significant losses in the recent elections, continuing a trend of decline for both parties.
Live Blog on Local Elections in Hesse: AfD Becomes the Third Strongest Force Ahead of the Greens
In the local elections in Hesse, the AfD is projected to be the third strongest party, surpassing the Greens, with CDU leading in overall votes.
Liveblog on Local Elections in Hesse: CDU Clearly Leads in Trends
The CDU is currently leading in the Hesse local elections according to early trends, with significant losses for the Greens and gains for the AfD.
Municipal Elections 2026: How Hesse Voted
This article reports on the voting results of the municipal elections in Hesse, Germany, detailing the counting process and the complexities involved in the electoral system.
Live Blog on Municipal Elections in Hesse: The Counting Will Be a Challenge
The municipal elections in Hesse have concluded and the challenging counting process has begun, with results expected to be released throughout the night.
Local Elections in Hesse: How a Piece of Cardboard Can Save Democracy
The article discusses the local elections in Hesse, focusing on unique voting procedures and challenges faced at polling stations.
Liveblog on Municipal Elections in Hesse: 140,000 Ballots Are Being Counted in Frankfurt Exhibition Hall
Around 140,000 ballots are being counted in Frankfurt as part of the municipal elections in Hesse, highlighting an increasing trend towards mail-in voting.
Live blog on Municipal Elections in Hesse: The Size of the Ballots is the Topic of the Day
The live blog discusses the municipal elections in Hesse, highlighting issues such as long wait times and ballot size.
March 15, 2026: All Important Information about the Municipal Elections in Hesse
On March 15, 2026, 4.8 million residents of Hesse will participate in municipal elections, impacting local governance in their cities and districts.
Liveblog on Municipal Elections Hesse: Municipal Election in Hesse Has Begun
The municipal elections in Hesse, Germany, have commenced with millions called to vote, including EU citizens.
Postal Voting in Hesse: The Price of Convenience
The article discusses the implications of postal voting in Hesse, highlighting its role in promoting democratic participation while simultaneously raising concerns about the essence of direct voter engagement.
Local Elections in Hesse: How Power Dynamics Might Shift on Sunday
The local elections in Hesse may lead to a significant shift in power dynamics, with public concerns about party fragmentation and long ballots causing confusion among voters.
Former Interior Minister Faeser: From World Politics to the Local Party
Former German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser has returned to local politics with a constituency office in Hofheim, Hessia, while continuing her role as SPD chair in Schwalbach.
Municipal Election in Hesse: Voting Despite Long Ballots
Voters in Hesse are facing long and complex ballots in the upcoming municipal elections, making participation crucial amidst significant regional issues.
Competition of Financial Centers: Hesse's State Government Aims to Bring Frankfurt into the Top 10
Hesse's government is focusing on enhancing Frankfurt's status as a leading financial center by encouraging private investment and streamlining regulatory processes.
Travel, Diesel, Fertilizer: How the Iran War Affects Businesses in Hesse
The increase in fuel and energy prices due to the Iran war is impacting commuters and the economy, particularly affecting travel providers to the Middle East.
Hesse demands correction: Cannabis legalization was as bad as the heating law
Hesse's government is calling for a revision of cannabis legalization laws, comparing their impact to that of the government's heating law, highlighting internal political conflicts.
Judges Warn: More Asylum Procedures Burden Hesse's Administrative Courts
Judges in Hesse, Germany, are sounding alarms over the significant increase in asylum procedures that are straining the capacity of administrative courts.
Municipal Election in Hesse: Fireworks Ban, Gendering, and Traffic Stir Voters
The article discusses the upcoming municipal elections in Hesse, highlighting key issues like a ban on fireworks, gender language, and traffic that are influencing voter sentiment.
Local Elections in Frankfurt: The Election Campaign is Back on the Streets
The campaign for the upcoming local elections in Frankfurt has intensified, with candidates actively engaging with citizens in various neighborhoods.
Dispute with Physicians' Association: Corona Tester Does Not Have to Refund Millions for Now
A court ruling prevents the KassenΓ€rztliche Vereinigung Hessen from reclaiming over 56 million euros from a former operator of COVID-19 testing centers, though the decision allows for future legal actions.
Black-Red in Hesse: How Reliable is the Hesse SPD?
The article discusses the reliability of the Hesse SPD in relation to the recent compromises made regarding the state education budget.
Black-Red in Hesse: How Reliable is the Hesse SPD?
The article discusses the reliability of the Hesse SPD amid political missteps related to the education budget and other coalition issues.
Model Project Against Crack: Real Change in Crack Approach in Sight
The Hessian state government is funding a study on crack substitution, indicating a shift towards a therapeutic approach in drug policy in Frankfurt.
Frankfurt Model Project: Is there soon an end to crack?
The Hessian state government is funding a study on crack substitution at Frankfurt University Hospital, aiming to enhance drug policy towards therapy and rehabilitation in the city's Bahnhofsviertel.
Series of Attacks in Hesse: Alleged Organizer Arrested in the Netherlands
A man has been arrested in the Netherlands for allegedly orchestrating a series of bomb attacks in Hesse, Germany, last summer.
Amprion and the Municipalities: Dialogue at Eye Level
The planning for the Hessen 5 section of the Rhein-Main-Link power line has been completed, with the operator Amprion successfully engaging local communities to find a viable solution for all parties.
Local Election in Giessen: Election Posters Almost Without Local Reference
The election posters in Giessen for the upcoming local elections lack clear local references, causing confusion among voters about the city being represented.
Work Accident in Hesse: Two Workers Die After Falling from Wind Turbine
Two workers died in a tragic accident while working on a wind turbine in Birstein, Hesse.
Legal Supervision: Hesse Asks ZDF About the AI Fake
The Hesse government is questioning ZDF about an AI-generated segment in its 'heute journal' following a misleading report about US immigration enforcement.
Hesse: Verdi calls for warning strikes in public transport again
Warning strikes in public transport have been announced in several cities in Hesse due to ongoing disputes over working conditions.
Violation of EU law?: Hesse presents expert opinion against the relocation of stock exchange supervision
Germany's Hesse State Ministry of Economic Affairs has released a legal opinion opposing the EU's plan to centralize stock exchange supervision in Paris, citing significant legal barriers.
Deportations in Hesse: Poseck demands tracking of mobile phones of those required to leave
Hesse's Interior Minister Roman Poseck has called for the ability to track mobile phones of refugees facing deportation to prevent them from evading authorities.
Struggle of Faith: That's Not How to Govern
The article discusses the controversial political decisions in Hesse regarding funding for integrated comprehensive schools, particularly the implications of the CDU's plan endorsed by the SPD.