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From the program “A Change of Policy for Germany”

2025 federal election, February 23, 2025Original PDF, 82 pagesAnalyzed on October 2, 2026

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Preserve Christian traditions, protect Jewish life

The CDU and the CSU want to keep Christian holidays, Sunday rest and cooperation between church and state, and to upgrade religious education. They want to protect religious freedom and update the strategy against antisemitism.

The CDU and the CSU want to protect Christian holidays. Sunday should stay a day of rest. Religion should be a regular school subject. The parties want to protect Jews in Germany better. Everyone should be free to practice their religion.

In the parties' view, Germany is deeply shaped by the Christian faith, and the churches contribute to education and social cohesion. Religion is to be upgraded as a regular school subject. Religious and philosophical minorities are to be protected, but religious freedom does not permit spreading ideologies directed against other religions or the legal order. Because of hatred of Jews since October 7, 2023, the National Strategy against Antisemitism and for Jewish Life is to be updated and carried out with concrete steps.

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„Wir bekennen uns zum Schutz der christlichen Feiertage und zur Sonntagsruhe sowie zur geregelten Kooperation zwischen Staat und Kirche.“

Translation: We are committed to protecting Christian holidays and Sunday rest, as well as to regulated cooperation between church and state.

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Placement

  • Societyleaning conservative

    Christian holidays, Sunday rest and church-state relations are to be preserved and religious education upgraded, which strengthens traditional values.

Move sports policy to the Chancellery and promote sports

The CDU and the CSU want to concentrate sports policy in the Chancellery and appoint a minister of state for sports and volunteering there. Grassroots and elite sports are to be supported equally, and Germany should bid for the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The CDU and the CSU want to strengthen sports. A minister of state for sports should work in the Chancellery. Elementary school children should do half an hour of sports every day. All children should learn to swim. Germany should bid for the Olympic Games.

For the coming legislative term, the so-called sports billion is to be available. Elementary school children are to have 30 minutes of sports daily, and the Bundesjugendspiele (national school sports games) are to take place nationwide as a competition. Together with the states, a campaign is planned so that every child can swim by the end of elementary school. In elite sports, the parties want to identify talent better, improve conditions for coaches and expand ways to combine sports and a career. Anti-doping controls are to be strengthened and clubs protected against sexualized violence. E-sports are to be recognized as charitable.

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„Wir ordnen die politischen Strukturen des Sports neu, siedeln die Sportpolitik im Bundeskanzleramt an und ernennen einen Staatsminister für Sport und Ehrenamt.“

Translation: We will reorganize the political structures of sports, place sports policy in the Federal Chancellery and appoint a minister of state for sports and volunteering.

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