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The cabinet decided on Wednesday to partially legalize cannabis. Bavaria's Health Minister Klaus Holetschek (CSU) is appalled and calls the plans "irresponsible". They posed a "great danger" to the health of young people. Berlin. Bavaria's Health Minister Klaus Holetschek (CSU) has sharply criticized the partial legalization of cannabis initiated by the cabinet . "It is irresponsible that the federal government has not stopped the crazy course of legalization, despite the broad criticism from doctors, the police and the judiciary," said the CSU politician to the editorial network Germany (RND). "The stoner ideology of the traffic light coalition has thus triumphed over common sense." CSU fears health consequences The minister warned of health consequences for young people. "This path leads in the wrong direction with a high risk and poses a great risk to the health of young people in particular. I don't understand how...

All respect: She has developed from a propagandist at the virtual right-hand regulars' table to a real political figure. For around three weeks, Riikka Purra has been Deputy Prime Minister in the new government of the newly-formed NATO member, Finland. In the cabinet under Petteri Orpo of the conservative National Coalition Party, she is responsible for the important finance department. As party leader, Purra has been at the helm of Perussuomalaiset (PS), the extreme right-wing True Finns, for the past two years. In the parliamentary elections in April, the PS became the second strongest party. The Finnish coalition partner in particular makes Prime Minister Orpo sweat a lot. First Economics Minister Vilhelm Junnila had to resign from the party, which is often belittled as right-wing populist, because of his sympathies for neo-Nazis and corresponding connections. And now some of the brown spots on Riikka Purra's vest have also been revealed. Entries from 2008 in th...

Leif-Erik Holm, the state head of the AfD in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, wants to tackle the 30 percent The east is tilting to the right — now the north is shaking too! As a current election poll by the opinion research institute Insa on behalf of the “Nordkurier” showed, the AfD would also become the strongest force in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania if a state parliament were elected on Sunday. According to the survey, the right-wing populists would come before the ruling SPD in their home country for the first time with 29 percent! The Social Democrats would therefore only reach 27 percent, the CDU with 18 percent (-1) was clearly behind in third place. The co-governing Left would get 10 percent (-1), the Greens unchanged at 6 percent. The FDP would be thrown out of the state parliament with 4 percent (-1). For comparison: In April, the AfD in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania was still 25 percent, the SPD 28 percent. The state head of the AfD in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Leif-Eri...

Germany in crisis mode - and the government is concerned with when children watch TV... Food Minister Cem Özdemir (57, Greens) is planning a ban on advertising, including on TV, for certain foods (sweets, ice cream, etc.). And always creates confusion. ► Times: Özdemir initially wanted a daily advertising ban from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Now he plans from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturdays. And on Sundays from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. ► Places: Advertising for ice cream etc. should be banned within a radius of 100 meters around schools and daycare centers. BUT: It is still allowed on playgrounds, sports fields etc. What a curd! The justification for the confusion surrounding the ban on advertising: combating obesity in children. “Broad bans and paternalism” Now criticism is pouring down: Gitta Connemann (59), head of the Mittelstandsunion, goes on the barricades: "Özdemir's concessions do not solve the basic problem: he does not rely on the pe...

The state association of the AfD has been observed by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution since 2021 and is considered extremist.  Reason: Boss Björn Höcke The Alternative for Germany wants to nominate a candidate for chancellor in the next federal elections — and the search is taking shape. In an interview with the broadcaster WELT TV, AfD co-boss Alice Weidel (44) answered the question of whether she could imagine Thuringia's AfD boss Björn Höcke (51) standing: "In theory, he could do that. " But it depends on how he performs in the state elections in Thuringia. There will be elections in 2024. "Due to the excellent result, he will also be able to claim leadership there and then stay there," said Weidel. Thuringia will vote in autumn 2024. The fact that Höcke's state AfD is being observed by the Office for the Protection of the Constitution does not seem to disqualify him for Weidel. After all, it was “ultimately a decision made by our party ...

During the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, the President of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) conveyed his nation's commitment to enhancing bilateral relations with Russia. Notably, the UAE has refrained from joining Western sanctions against Moscow, which further underlines their willingness to foster stronger ties. Addressing Russian President Vladimir Putin, Sheikh Mohammed expressed his pleasure in being present and emphasized the UAE's desire to build upon the existing relationship. The UAE's trust in President Putin to facilitate this growth was also reiterated during their meeting on the forum's sidelines in St. Petersburg. As a Middle East economic powerhouse, the UAE has maintained a neutral stance concerning the Ukraine conflict. Sheikh Mohammed highlighted the UAE's ongoing support for all endeavors aimed at achieving a political solution through dialogue and diplomacy, with the ultimate goal of global peace and stability. Following ...