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Alberta Explores 'ClosureCo' Model to Tackle Massive Oil Well Cleanup Liability

Alberta faces a $33-billion to hundreds of billions of dollars liability from 274,215 inactive oil and gas wells; the province is considering a "ClosureCo" model, where specialized companies acquire and clean up wells, but its success hinges on securing funding without public subsidies.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
taz.de
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German "Soli" Tax Ruling to Impact Budget and Coalition Talks

Germany's Constitutional Court will decide Wednesday on the "Soli" tax, potentially creating a double-digit billion-euro hole in the budget and impacting coalition negotiations already strained by disagreements over tax policies and the future of the Deutschlandticket.

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German Coalition Talks, Turkish Protests, and Climate Activist Charges

Germany's SPD and CDU submitted their coalition negotiation results; remaining issues will be discussed by a smaller group. The CDU aims for a government by Easter, but both parties prioritize conflict avoidance and a measured pace. Simultaneously, large-scale protests continue in Turkey following t...

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28% Bias Score

Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
taz.de
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Ten Leibniz Prizes Awarded, Highlighting German Research Disparities

The German Research Foundation (DFG) awarded ten €2.5 million Leibniz Prizes on March 19th in Berlin, recognizing researchers at the height of their careers across various disciplines, with noticeable gaps in social sciences and geographical representation.

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48% Bias Score

Quality Education
taz.de
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Germany Debates Costly Expansion of Mothers' Pension

Germany debates expanding its "MĂŒtterrente" (Mothers' Pension), which would add three pension points for each child to the pensions of eligible parents regardless of the child's birth year. This would cost an estimated €5 billion annually and increase monthly pension payments by roughly €20 per chil...

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mk.ru
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Russia Considers 'Cooling-Off Period' for Passenger Tickets

Russia is considering a "cooling-off period" for passenger tickets, allowing free exchanges or rebookings within a timeframe depending on purchase time (30 minutes to several days), aiming to address passenger errors in selecting travel details while considering potential economic impacts on transpo...

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32% Bias Score

Reduced Inequality
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Spain's New Submarine: A Symbol of Defense Spending Tensions

Spain launched a €3.6 billion submarine, highlighting internal political tensions regarding NATO defense spending commitments, as the country struggles to meet the 2 percent GDP target amid historical sensitivities towards military spending.

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48% Bias Score

Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
zeit.de
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ZEIT ONLINE" Launches AI-Powered Beta Search for Articles Since 1946

ZEIT ONLINE" launched an AI-powered beta search tool accessing articles from "DIE ZEIT" and "ZEIT ONLINE" since 1946, generating answers from linked sources, adapting to query type (simple or complex), and using various AI models, including an OpenAI language model, with user feedback crucial for on...

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Kickl's Outburst: Political Failure, Not EU Interference

Following failed Austrian coalition talks, FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl's public criticism of the EU and Austrian President Van der Bellen over Romania's rejection of a far-right presidential candidate is seen as self-serving, lacking the weight of a potential chancellor, and revealing a lack of politic...

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48% Bias Score

Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
zeit.de
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Leipzig Book Fair Addresses Economic Challenges with Diverse Program

The Leipzig Book Fair (March 27-30) confronts economic challenges in the publishing industry with a diverse program featuring Norway as the guest country, influencers, Nobel laureates, an 'Audiowelt,' and a concurrent Manga-Comic-Con, while Angela Merkel's sold-out biography reading exemplifies the ...

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44% Bias Score

Quality Education
zeit.de
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Rhine-Main Universities Launch "Future Factory" to Boost Startup Creation

Four universities in the Rhine-Main region—Goethe University Frankfurt, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, TU Darmstadt—partnered with Futury to launch "Future Factory," aiming to create 1,000 startups by 2030, transferring 45% of Futury's shares to the universities to support student and research...

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44% Bias Score

Decent Work and Economic Growth
elmundo.es
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Barcelona Court Rejects Suspension of José Bretón's Confession Book

A Barcelona court rejected a request to temporarily suspend publication of "El Odio", a book where José Bretón confesses to murdering his children, due to insufficient evidence demonstrating an imminent rights violation, despite objections from the children's mother and the Fiscalía de Menores, who ...

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52% Bias Score