pension reform
Coverage of pension reform in the Nexus archive.
- California’s public sector unions are trying to undo pension reform
California's public sector unions, representing state and local government employees, are attempting to reverse pension reform progress. The article states this is the only advancement in pension reform in a generation, which the unions now seek to undo.
- Solana community lead enters UK by-election with onchain transparency pitch
Stephen 'Cap' Newnham, lead of Superteam UK, is contesting the Clacton by-election against Nigel Farage, emphasizing pension reform and onchain transparency as key pledges.
- Brazil Debates Its Next Pension Reform as the Last One Unravels
Brazil's pension spending reached a record R$1.03trn in 2025, with the treasury paying R$320.9bn to close funding gaps. The Supreme Court recently struck down part of the previous pension reform, complicating efforts to address fiscal challenges.
- Germany’s important pension reform plan
Germany is implementing a pension reform plan that could have positive effects across Europe. The reform is described as ambitious and potentially significant for the region.
- A shot in the arm for Merz
The coalition government has introduced a pension reform plan, signaling bold steps to address Germany's challenges. The initiative is described as a significant boost for Merz.
- German coalition leaders pledge rapid pension reform overhaul
German coalition leaders, including Chancellor Friedrich Merz and SPD's Bärbel Bas, pledged to rapidly implement 33 pension reform recommendations, including a mandatory capital-funded savings scheme and adjusting retirement age with life expectancy. The reforms aim to address systemic strain from retiring baby boomers and are targeted for implementation in the second half of the year.
- Germany news: Merz hails pension reform proposals
Chancellor Merz advocates for full implementation of a proposed pension reform package. A survey indicates nearly half of German teachers find pupils' behavior stressful.
- Far-right leaders Bardella and Le Pen diverge on pension reform: 'It's the party's explosive issue'
Far-right leaders Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen have diverged on pension reform, which is described as the party's explosive issue. Bardella attended a party rally in the Burgundy town of Mâcon on May 1, 2026.