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The disappearance of well-paid industrial jobs in Lusatia - triggered by rising energy prices and the politically driven phase-out - is a highly explosive and profound problem. This development threatens to permanently deindustrialize energy-intensive... [...]

The Lausitz, especially the regions in the vicinity of Cottbus, Görlitz and the Lusatian Revier, can look back on a long history as an industrial center. Here, large employers from the fields of energy, mechanical engineering and metal processing shaped the... [...]

In Sunday speeches and campaigns, the preaching is tirelessly preached that everyone has to make private provisions for old age as if it were just a question of discipline, vision and good will. The state presents itself as a caring admonisher who... [...]

What does today's energy crisis have to do with the oil crisis of the 1970s? The structural problems - despite reports to the contrary - were never overcome. At the same time, the oil crisis of the 1970s can be called a "blueprint"... [...]

The politically prescribed energy transition in Lusatia acts like a frontal attack on an entire region. Under the guise of big words of transformation and future viability, a grown industrial structure is smashed, which has been reliable and reliable over decades of work. [...]

The Lusatia hides unimagined opportunities to captivate and fascinate visitors. Instead of fragmenting the diversity of the region into individual sub-areas, Lusatia can be established as a strong common trademark... [...]

The so-called corner pensioner is nothing more than a bureaucratic specter, a lifeless arithmetic product that crawled out of the pension insurance tables to fool the public with a picture of stability and justice. He is the symbol... [...]

Establishing a special economic zone in Lusatia, coupled with a simple and low corporate tax, could be a crucial step in positioning the region as an attractive location for companies and investors. Through tax relief and... [...]

It is increasingly acting like a bad joke that the European Union's customs policy for millions of citizens is driving up the prices of imported goods without creating a clear, immediately noticeable added value for consumers. [...]