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Debate on Pension Reform: Bas Urges Inclusion of Civil Servants in Statutory Pension Scheme

Politics·6/2/2026AI summary

Debate on Pension Reform: Bas Urges Inclusion of Civil Servants in Statutory Pension Scheme

Federal Minister of Labour Bärbel Bas (SPD) is pushing for civil servants to contribute to the statutory pension insurance in the future. She argues this would increase funds and reduce state contributions, suggesting initial steps could be taken during the planned pension reform. Bas also indicated openness to raising the retirement age beyond 67.

SPD's Bärbel Bas on Online Hate and Pension Reform

Politics·6/2/2026AI summary

SPD's Bärbel Bas on Online Hate and Pension Reform

SPD leader Bärbel Bas discusses enduring personal attacks from online hate networks, particularly targeting women in politics. She also advocates for including civil servants in the statutory pension insurance and is open to raising the retirement age beyond 2031, suggesting a link to contribution years.