Proposal requested for a safeguard directive aimed at shielding employees from ionizing radiation risks.
In the picturesque Ore Mountains, a pinecone harvest is currently underway, with locals busy collecting cones for various purposes. This traditional activity is a key part of the region's culture and economy.
Meanwhile, in Bautzen, the European Space and Technology Center (ESMC) is actively recruiting future employees. The ESMC, which will be one of the largest construction sites in Saxony, is set to begin in August 2024, led by the semiconductor producer TSMC in cooperation with Bosch, Infineon, and NXP. The project, which has received significant investments from these companies and approval from the Saxon state government, promises to be a game-changer for the region.
Kamenz, another town in Saxony, is busy preparing for the Forest Festival. Local artisans are crafting pine garlands, adding a touch of natural beauty to the event.
Saxony's largest construction site, the new chip factory, broke ground one year ago. The groundbreaking event was marked by the title "Sachsens größte Baustelle ein Jahr nach Bodenstoss" on MDR's website.
Unfortunately, Freiberg is facing a shortage of Abitur (A-level) graduates in the teaching profession. This shortage could potentially impact the quality of education in the region.
The article discussing these updates was published on the SACHSENSPIEGEL website on August 20, 2025, at 7:00 PM. The article, which can be found here, is currently 29 minutes and 22 seconds long.
For those interested, a video related to Sachsen's largest construction site one year after groundbreaking can be found here.
Lastly, Bautzen continues its recruitment drive for the ESMC, and Kamenz is still creating pine garlands for the Forest Festival.
