Senatskanzlei Berlin

Berlin is setting the course for a modern drug and health policy: With a new state strategy, the capital is strengthening addiction prevention. Prevention, quick assistance offers, and state measures will be even more closely linked in the future. (translated)

The governing mayor @kaiwegner: "Fuel prices in Germany must come down. Many people and businesses in Berlin and Germany simply do not know how they are supposed to get by given the high cost development since the beginning of the Iraq war." (translated)

The state of Berlin has set up a central contact point for those affected by the cyber attack on the state network. On the information page at https://t.co/f50mW7a5AC, citizens can find behavior guidelines, background information on the incident, and an FAQ. (translated)

The Governing Mayor of Berlin, @kaiwegner: "We remember the victims and are in thoughts with their families and loved ones. September 11 remains a reminder for all of us: Terror, hate, and violence must never determine our societies." (translated)

Today, 25 years ago, the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 shook the world. Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives. Countless families lost relatives, girlfriends, and friends. The images of that day are deeply etched in our memory. (translated)

The focus of the exchange was on economic relations and the expansion of cooperation. And the capital airport BER is finally getting an Emirates long-haul flight from Berlin to Dubai. (translated)

The Governing Mayor Kai Wegner comments on the mailing of incorrect ballots for postal voting in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf: (translated)

The Governing Mayor Kai Wegner: "Berlin will not be blackmailed. Now it's about continuing to fend off possible dangers, fully clarifying the attack, and protecting the state network even better." (translated)

As of now, there is no indication that the state network is still infiltrated. The investigations and the evaluation of the stolen data are ongoing. A contact point is being prepared for the people of Berlin. Current info: https://t.co/Jb0yw3Yqwj (translated)

Update after the cyberattack on the Berlin state network: Together with Chief Digital Officer Florian Hauer, the Governing Mayor Kai Wegner informed today about the current status – and what Berlin has done since the attack. (translated)

On September 26, the DOSB will decide which German city it wants to apply for the 2036, 2040, or 2044 games internationally. (translated)

The governing mayor Kai Wegner: "The Schumacher Quarter is a key project for the development of Berlin: We are creating urgently needed, affordable housing while also setting new standards for sustainable urban development." (translated)

The Governing Mayor @kaiwegner visited the central memorial event at the 'Memorial Site for Poland 1939 to 1945' today and laid a wreath there. (translated)

On September 1, 1939, the Second World War began with the German invasion of Poland, which claimed over 60 million lives, including about 6 million Polish men and women. (translated)

The governing mayor of Berlin, @kaiwegner: "I welcome the closure of the Russian House. This step was long overdue. It is intolerable that there is a place in the middle of Berlin from which Russian institutions can conduct state propaganda." (translated)

With the Federal Council initiative, criminal law is to be adjusted to current security policy challenges - and for adults, adult criminal law should generally apply in the future. (translated)

The attack on the Christopher Street Day in Berlin has tragically shown: The threat of Islamist terrorism remains high. The Senate is therefore drawing the consequences from the attack on the CSD and is introducing a Bundesrat initiative. (translated)

The investigations into the content and extent of the leaked data are being pursued with great intensity. The ICT emergency team remains active to clarify the incident and further secure the networks. (translated)