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Germany news: Coalition vows care system reform deal

Deutsche Welle Wednesday 30 September 2026, 08:10 UTC 1 min read
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Germany news: Coalition vows care system reform deal Published September 30, 2026last updated September 30, 2026What you need to know - Members of the coalition government say they hope that a package of care system reforms can be approved by the Cabinet on Wednesday - Police have raided sites in Germany and other European countries in a crackdown on Hells Angels bikers and a money-laundering network - All trains stations in Germany are to be (almost) no-alcohol zones from October This is a...

Germany news: Coalition vows care system reform deal Published September 30, 2026last updated September 30, 2026What you need to know - Members of the coalition government say they hope that a package of care system reforms can be approved by the Cabinet on Wednesday - Police have raided sites in Germany and other European countries in a crackdown on Hells Angels bikers and a money-laundering network - All trains stations in Germany are to be (almost) no-alcohol zones from October This is a roundup of the top stories from and about Germany on Wednesday, September 30, 2026: If you rely on our team for trusted reporting, please take a moment to select us as your preferred source on Google so you'll always see our verified news first. Welcome to our coverage Guten Tag from DW's newsroom on the still-running-but-just Rhine River in Bonn! The conservative/center-left coalition government is still quibbling over proposed reforms to Germany's care system, with time running out to reach a deal. It remains to be seen whether the Cabinet will be in a position to approve the package on Wednesday. Meanwhile, police have targeted a money-laundering network and biker gangs in raids. And from October, alcohol at all German train stations will only be allowed to be consumed in restaurants Read on for more on these and other stories.
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