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No deletion of e-mail subjects and chat messages of retired government members - Pirate Party calls for comprehensive transparency

Germany · Germany

No deletion of e-mail subjects and chat messages of retired government members - Pirate Party calls for comprehensive transparency

We PIRATEN does not criticise the intra-spared practice of the outgoing federal government, e-mail subjects, chat messages and calendar data of retired government members to be handed over in full to the Federal Archives.This approach is in clear contradiction with the Federal Archives Act and endangers the traceability of government action, which are essential components of a democratic society.According to recent reports, the mailboxes of the …Read Article

Eighty years after May 8, 1945: what peace for today?

Eighty years after May 8, 1945: what peace for today?

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

While peace is being threatened and undermined in our societies, Robert Schuman's words of May 9, 1950 are becoming more and more relevant. Let us build peace, which is a gift of life. ...See the Story

Schönebeck: Dissolution of the CSD unacceptable

Schönebeck · Schönebeck

Schönebeck: Dissolution of the CSD unacceptable

The deputy chairman of the Pirate Party, Dennis Klüver, explains the premature dissolution of the CSD Schönebeck by the Ordnungsamt and the police:The disregard of the freedom of assembly protected by the Ordnungsamt Schönebeck and the police must have consequences. It is a completely unacceptable interference in fundamental rights and freedoms.The Ordnungsamt's argument for ending the CSD was apparently based on the reason that one of the speec…Read Article

Freedom of the press is a fundamental right

On the occasion of the International Press Freedom Day on 3 May, the Association of Austrian Newspapers (VÖZ) draws attention to the importance of freedom of the press and expression as fundamental rights of democracy. At the same time, the important role of serious, independent and quality media for the preservation ofWorld Press Freedom Day See the Story

Germany appoints first ever digital minister

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

News Dr. Karsten Wildberger, CEO of consumer electronics retailer Ceconomy, will head up the newly created Ministry for Digitalisation Following the federal elections in February this year, Germany’s new government is a ‘grand coalition’ between the centre right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the centre left Social Democratic Party (SPD). CDU leader Friedrich Merz will be sworn in as Chancellor early next month. One of the new governme…Friedrich Merz · Germany See the Story

"Axis of Autocracies" – term originally derived from the Pirate Party

Berlin, April 2025 – In a keynote speech, CDU chairman Friedrich Merz spoke of an "axis of autocracies" – and thus triggered media attention. Hardly anyone knows that the German pirate party took advantage of this term as early as October 2023.Schoesch Davoodi, the party's foreign policy spokesman, wrote on BlueSky: "An axis of autocracies stirs up armed conflicts in Eastern Europe, the Near East, and Africa. Germany and the EU must adapt their …Friedrich Merz · Germany Read Article

Coalition negotiations - broad alliance calls for the preservation of freedom of information law

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Many organisations call on the SPD to promote the preservation of the Freedom of Information Act.Germany · Germany See the Story

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