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Budget: More budget: Berlin gets five billion euros extra from the federal government

Demonstrations, police protection and a special cultural program: As the capital, Berlin has special costs. To compensate, the city has negotiated a new subsidy from the federal government.

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Budget: More budget: Berlin gets five billion euros extra from the federal government

Berlin will receive more funding from the federal government for security and culture. A new contract, effective from 2028 to 2037, allocates around 5 billion euros to the city for capital-related expenses. The federal government will provide 2.9 billion euros for Berlin's cultural institutions over 10 years, an increase of 350 million euros.

The funding will support various cultural projects, including the Berlin Philharmoniker, the Opernstiftung, and the development of Checkpoint Charlie as a memorial and educational site.

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