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European wolf management & culling disputes

31 clusters · 91 sources · last updated

Latest: Bavaria expands preventive wolf culling in Alpine grazing areas

European wolf management remains highly contentious, characterized by legal battles and shifting population targets. In Switzerland, the wolf population reached 350 individuals in 43 packs by early 2026. Germany faces in

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German economic competitiveness and industrial reform

2 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Association of the Bavarian Economy calls for industrial reform in Berlin

Germany is engaged in discussions regarding economic competitiveness and industrial reform. Initial debates focused on reducing bureaucracy, lowering location costs, and increasing digitalization to relieve companies. Th

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German inheritance, property law & tax trends

20 clusters · 80 sources · last updated

Latest: Germany faces significant knowledge gaps in inheritance tax planning

Since May 2026, German authorities have warned heirs to secure assets ahead of a historic decade of wealth transfer. While 2025 data from the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) showed record inheritance and gift taxes

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German apprenticeship shortages and trainee well-being

38 clusters · 151 sources · last updated

Latest: Germany apprenticeship market shows regional growth and late entry opportunities

The German vocational sector is experiencing a complex shift in market dynamics and trainee well-being. While regional shortages persist—such as 411 vacancies in the Görlitz district and 783 unfilled roles in the Hochsau

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Bavarian homeopathy clinical study failure

2 clusters · 2 sources · last updated

Latest: Bavarian homeopathy study terminated without scientific results

The Bavarian state government funded an €800,000 research project, known as the iHOM study, to investigate whether homeopathic globules could reduce antibiotic use in women with recurrent urinary tract infections. Conduc

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