Germany Blog: Günther Wants to Implement Sugar Tax via Bundesrat
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther is seeking to push through a sugar tax on sweetened beverages through Germany's Bundesrat after it was rejected at a CDU party conference.
Federal Politics: Günther Aims to Implement Sugar Tax via Bundesrat
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther plans to push for a sugar tax on sweetened beverages through Germany's Bundesrat after it was rejected at the CDU party conference.
Federal Politics: Günther Wants to Push Sugar Tax through the Federal Council
Schleswig-Holstein's Minister President Daniel Günther is seeking to implement a sugar tax on sweetened beverages via the Federal Council after it was rejected at the CDU party conference.
Daniel Günther: "I will not be intimidated"
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther discusses press freedom, the dangers of social media for children, and the legacy of Angela Merkel in a recent interview.
In Schleswig-Holstein: Chess Star Carlsen Wins First Freestyle World Championship
Chess star Magnus Carlsen clinched the first Freestyle World Championship held at Schloss Weissenhaus on the German Baltic coast, defeating American Fabiano Caruana.
CDU in Schleswig-Holstein calls for a social media ban for under 16s
The CDU state association in Schleswig-Holstein is advocating for a ban on social media for children and teenagers under 16, to be enforced through mandatory age verification.
Statement 'Enemies of Democracy': Nius Loses Court Case Against Günther
Nius failed in a court order application against Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther, who spoke as a politician in a talk show, not as a prime minister, according to the court.
Why Administrative Judge Support Talk Show Guest Daniel Günther
The Administrative Court of Schleswig views Daniel Günther's criticism of the online portal 'Nius' as a statement from a political party member rather than as a representative of the state of Schleswig-Holstein, marking a significant win for the Minister-President.
Administrative Court: Daniel Günther prevails against Nius
The Schleswig-Holstein Administrative Court ruled in favor of CDU politician Daniel Günther after he criticized the news portal Nius as being 'completely fact-free' during a talk show.
"Up to the rapid removal from the country" – Günther comments after the Hamburg subway attack
Following the violent death of a young woman at the Wandsbek subway station in Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther (CDU) has expressed support for the deportation of violent refugees.
“Up to quick removal from the country” - Günther comments after Hamburg subway attack
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther calls for action on the deportation of violent refugees following a deadly attack in a Hamburg subway station.
Subway Victim Fatemeh D. Was an Alter Server in a Catholic Church Community
Fatemeh D., an 18-year-old victim of a fatal incident at a Hamburg subway station, was an active member of a Catholic Church community, leading to calls by the CDU for stricter regulations and improved safety measures at train stations.
Daniel Günther in the Shitstorm: Defensive Democrat
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther faces backlash for his critical comments on social media and fake news.
There is no claim - Günther does not want to sign a cease-and-desist declaration
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther faces legal action over his remarks regarding the online portal 'Nius' as the State Chancellery refuses to sign a corresponding cease-and-desist declaration, potentially leading to a lawsuit.
Claim does not exist – Günther will not sign a cease-and-desist declaration
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther is facing backlash for his statements regarding the online portal 'Nius', which is pursuing legal action, but the state chancellery refuses to sign a cease-and-desist declaration, risking a legal dispute.
First Wildcat Since the Middle Ages - Last Minute Rescue
For the first time in centuries, a wildcat has been genetically confirmed in Schleswig-Holstein, marking its return to the region thanks to a rescue effort by a hunter who collected necessary samples.
“It Gives One the Feeling That It’s About Political Censorship”
Following Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther's statement on press freedom, MABB Director Eva Flecken advocates for media content bans, specifically mentioning Nius, while columnist Gunnar Schupelius emphasizes the importance of freedom of opinion.
Schleswig-Holstein appoints climate researcher Mojib Latif and swimmer Kirsten Bruhn as honorary citizens
Schleswig-Holstein names climate researcher Mojib Latif and Paralympic icon Kirsten Bruhn as honorary citizens in recognition of their significant contributions to the region.
Media ban or censorship "never addressed", says Günther
Schleswig-Holstein's Minister-President Daniel Günther clarified his comments on press freedom, stating that there was never any discussion of banning or censoring media outlets.
Günther denies demand for media censorship
Daniel Günther, the Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein, emphasizes the importance of freedom of opinion and the press, asserting that he never called for censorship of media outlets.
Springer and Nius Go Wild: Is Daniel Günther a Censor?
Media outlets Springer and Nius are up in arms following CDU politician Daniel Günther's appearance on Lanz, accusing him of wanting to impose censorship, while suggesting the controversy is staged.
Springer and Nius are going wild: Is Daniel Günther a censor?
Media outlets Springer and Nius have criticized CDU politician Daniel Günther, accusing him of wanting to introduce censorship following his appearance on a talk show, amidst claims that the outrage is staged.
"Those who do not respect the constitution should not hold office" - Outrage after Günther's "Lanz" appearance
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther faces criticism for his remarks about media quality, sparking discussions on constitutional respect and censorship alongside warnings from CSU leader Markus Söder.
This will be well remembered: Croat with 4.13 promille caused an accident in Germany, crashed into a car with a van
A 56-year-old Croat caused a traffic accident in Germany while driving under the influence, colliding with another vehicle at a traffic light.
"We live on the fact that we talk reasonably with each other - it cannot be solved with soldiers"
Claus Ruhe Madsen, the Schleswig-Holstein Minister of Economics, expresses concern over U.S. reports regarding Greenland and emphasizes the importance of dialogue over military solutions.
Günther explains his remarks on 'Lanz' – and criticizes 'alternative' media
Daniel Günther, the Prime Minister of Schleswig-Holstein, clarifies his comments on opinion and press freedom while criticizing social networks and alternative media outlets, emphasizing the importance of press freedom.
Lawyer Steinhöfel takes legal action against Prime Minister Günther
Lawyer Joachim Steinhöfel is taking legal action against Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther over statements made during a television appearance that sparked a media debate.
"And then one realizes that the most important partner is stabbing you in the back in this way"
Schleswig-Holstein's Danish-born Economics Minister Madsen discusses an alternative to Trump's Greenland plans, suggesting that the U.S. could achieve its strategic goals without threats, while outlining a bizarre scenario in the event of an American military intervention.
"We will hold Günther legally accountable for this"
Lawyer Joachim Steinhöfel sharply criticizes Schleswig-Holstein Minister President Daniel Günther's call for stronger media control, labeling him a 'firestarter in the guise of a respectable citizen' who has declared war on press freedom.
Daniel Günther is taking on freedom of expression
Sebastian Vorbach critiques Schleswig-Holstein's Minister-President Daniel Günther for his call for stricter media control, viewing it as an attack on freedom of expression.
"This is completely unconstitutional" - constitutional lawyer criticizes Günther's media control push
Constitutional lawyer Volker Boehme-Neßler criticizes Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther for advocating greater media control, expressing concern for media freedom.
"This is completely unconstitutional" - Constitutional lawyer criticizes Günther's initiative
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther has called for stricter media control, which constitutional lawyer Volker Boehme-Neßler critiques as a serious disregard for media freedom.
"Absolutely unacceptable, authoritarian nonsense" - Günther's appearance on "Lanz" causes outrage
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther's call for a social media ban for those under 16 and increased media control during his appearance on 'Markus Lanz' has sparked sharp criticism across party lines.
"This would be the end of freedom of expression"
Media scientist Norbert Bolz expresses disbelief over Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther's proposal for a political quality control for media, calling it a form of authoritarianism.
"The worst part is this disaster tourism"
Jörg Weber, the mayor of Fehmarn, condemns risky 'disaster tourism' as the German Weather Service warns of severe storms along the Schleswig-Holstein Baltic Sea coast.
Woman Walk now also in Schleswig: "Often it is said that women need to change, that is wrong"
A Women Walk has been initiated in rural Schleswig to promote the visibility of women, according to equality officer Andrea Cunow.
Winter Service Strikes – Drivers Struggle with Icy Roads
In Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg, icy conditions and snow have led to accidents and road closures, with seven incidents reported in the northern region due to the winter service strike.
Battery-powered trains: Just a quick trip to the island
In Schleswig-Holstein, the railway has been utilizing overhead charging islands for battery-powered trains for a year, and other federal states in Germany are also interested in adopting this technology.
Again many slippery accidents in the snowy north
In northern Germany, heavy snowfall has caused numerous slippery accidents, particularly in Schleswig-Holstein, leading to a total of 90 reported incidents over the night.
"Huge Wave of Diabetics" – President of Physicians Calls for Sugar Tax
In response to the rising number of children and adolescents with diabetes, Germany's President of the Physicians' Chamber, Klaus Reinhardt, advocates for a nationwide sugar tax, with Schleswig-Holstein already announcing a legislative initiative.
"Let us prepare ourselves and our country together well"
Schleswig-Holstein's Prime Minister Daniel Günther calls for greater unity and hope among the people amidst global crises and security concerns, urging them to work together to make the country more resilient.