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Gen Z Breathes up: Compulsory Military Service Moves Far Away for the Time Being

Summary by derwesten.de
Boris Pistorius currently considers it unnecessary to return to compulsory military service. CDU and CSU clearly contradict what this means for young people.

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Boris Pistorius currently considers it unnecessary to return to compulsory military service. CDU and CSU clearly contradict what this means for young people.

·Essen, Germany
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The military reform, which was agreed in the coalition, is quite certainly no longer being worked up, which means that the civil service will not be extended immediately.

·Vienna, Austria
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The reform of compulsory military service is still in the air, since none of the opposition parties at this time wants to guarantee the necessary two-thirds majority. Nevertheless, young men are already increasingly reporting to civil service in the assumption that military service will take nine months from now. The German army is already complaining that the soldiers would be missing.

·Vienna, Austria
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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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