Podcast | The climate agreement of the government negotiations is still fragile and many difficult issues have not been resolved

HS’s Saturday club podcast deals with the most current topics in politics.

Saturday club gathers to consider the agreement on climate and immigration that came out of the government negotiations last weekend.

How solid is the agreement, and can the dispute over the price of gasoline still scrap the climate paper?

Also discussed are the Rkp’s pains and the age-old controversial question of politics and reporting on it: Is everything really just a “game”?

Read more: HS sources: The agreement to lift the distribution obligation may lead to tax extortion

Read more: An agreement was reached in the board negotiations: the distribution obligation will increase

Read more: Rkp was able to demand such changes to immigration registrations

Read more: Information from HS: Income limit for work-based immigration rising to 1,600 euros

Read more: Professor: Rkp is gritting its teeth because there is an even worse alternative as a deterrent

Saturday club is HS Vision’s editor in its regular line-up Emil Elofeature delivery producer Susanne Salmi and political editor Robert Sundman.

They explain, interpret and tear the veil behind the scenes of politics. Sometimes there are also expert guests.

The podcast regularly appears on Saturday mornings in the HS application and in the most common podcast services.

A podcast is a spoken program that you can listen to on your phone or web browser. You can listen to the Saturday club podcast in HS’s application by selecting from the menu Listen–Podcasts–Saturday Club.

You can also subscribe it to the most common podcast apps like Soup, Spotify, Apple Podcasts as well as for all applications that receive RSS feed.

All HS podcasts can be found on Supla.

#Podcast #climate #agreement #government #negotiations #fragile #difficult #issues #resolved

Related Posts

Next Post

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recommended