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Britta Haßelmann

Britta Haßelmann

German politician

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  • Jul 22

    Germany greenlights Russian-linked nuclear fuel production in Lingen despite political outcry

    Lower Saxony's environment ministry issued the permit on 22 July 2026, with strict security conditions, but the minister himself called the cooperation 'fundamentally wrong'.

  • Jul 21

    Germans divided 41-39 percent on surrogacy ban, 21 percent undecided, after Jens Spahn resignation

    A snap Insa poll shows 41% think the ban is wrong and 39% right, while 21% are undecided, as CDU's Spahn steps down over his own surrogacy abroad.

  • Jul 12

    Prien plans €1.6bn parental allowance cut, caps maintenance advance at 16 amid backlash

    Federal Family Minister Karin Prien (CDU) wants to trim parental allowance from 14 to 12 months, reduce the maintenance advance for children from 18 to 16 years, and use driving bans to pressure deadbeat parents, triggering opposition from SPD, child welfare groups, and the anti-discrimination commissioner.

  • Jun 25

    New legal report brands AfD unconstitutional, reigniting German party ban debate

    A 13-month expert review by the Society for Freedom Rights concludes the Alternative for Germany violates the democratic principle and human dignity, prompting senior SPD and Green politicians to demand a constitutional ban procedure.

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