Georg Cremer was Secretary General of the German Caritas Association for 17 years and a member of the Pensions Commission. Here he explains what is going wrong in the German welfare state – and why the call for more justice is dividing the country.
MYB Textiles Ltd is the last mill in the world weaving patterned Nottingham lace on traditional looms. Once there were 20 lace mills in the Irvine Valley towns of Newmilns and Darvel alone. The lace industry became the largest employer in the area for a time and flourished until the late 1970s when competition emerged from other European countries and Asia. Now the majority of their trade comes from the film, theatre, TV and entertainment industry Continue reading...
Four years ago, states agreed on ambitious goals to protect nature. At the UN Biodiversity Conference in Yerevan, a show of strength is now needed to achieve them.
15 years ago, the excitement was great when E10 fuel came to the gas stations. According to Transport Minister Bilger, E20 fuel could soon come. It is already being tested.
The prices for fuel, heating oil, and natural gas have risen sharply in a short period of time. This increases the cost of living and also burdens companies with extra expenses. What are the consequences? By Lisa Wurscher and Julia Lamour.
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