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German Coastal Fishing Faces Collapse Due to Lack of Young Recruits
The dwindling number of shrimp fishermen on Germany's Wurster Nordseeküste coast threatens the local economy and tourism, with only three young successors expected within the next decade, highlighting a broader crisis in the German fishing industry and lack of young recruits.
German Coastal Fishing Faces Collapse Due to Lack of Young Recruits
The dwindling number of shrimp fishermen on Germany's Wurster Nordseeküste coast threatens the local economy and tourism, with only three young successors expected within the next decade, highlighting a broader crisis in the German fishing industry and lack of young recruits.
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48% Bias Score
German Activists Protest Military Conscription and Rheinmetall Arms Production
The activist group "Rheinmetall Entwaffnen" staged a sit-in protest at a Bundeswehr building in Cologne on Wednesday, opposing Germany's new mandatory military service and Rheinmetall's arms production for Ukraine. Around 70 people participated, with no reported disruption to services. A planned dem...
German Activists Protest Military Conscription and Rheinmetall Arms Production
The activist group "Rheinmetall Entwaffnen" staged a sit-in protest at a Bundeswehr building in Cologne on Wednesday, opposing Germany's new mandatory military service and Rheinmetall's arms production for Ukraine. Around 70 people participated, with no reported disruption to services. A planned dem...
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32% Bias Score
German Court Approves Deportation of ISIS Fighter to Tajikistan
A German court approved the deportation of a former ISIS fighter to Tajikistan, accepting the country's assurances that he won't face torture despite past human rights concerns and a previous court decision blocking the deportation. The man was convicted of terrorism in Germany.
German Court Approves Deportation of ISIS Fighter to Tajikistan
A German court approved the deportation of a former ISIS fighter to Tajikistan, accepting the country's assurances that he won't face torture despite past human rights concerns and a previous court decision blocking the deportation. The man was convicted of terrorism in Germany.
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40% Bias Score
BMO and BNS Q3 Profits Exceed Expectations, Driving Analyst Price Target Hikes
Analysts raised price targets for Bank of Montreal (BMO) and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) after both banks reported Q3 profits exceeding expectations due to lower-than-anticipated loan loss provisions, with BMO seeing average price target jump to C$169.77 and BNS to C$86.54.
BMO and BNS Q3 Profits Exceed Expectations, Driving Analyst Price Target Hikes
Analysts raised price targets for Bank of Montreal (BMO) and Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) after both banks reported Q3 profits exceeding expectations due to lower-than-anticipated loan loss provisions, with BMO seeing average price target jump to C$169.77 and BNS to C$86.54.
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32% Bias Score
Buderus Edelstahl Restructuring Leads to Plant Closure, Job Losses in Wetzlar
Buderus Edelstahl in Wetzlar, Germany, is being dismantled, resulting in the closure of its steel plant by October, impacting 450 jobs, while the remaining units will be sold, potentially saving 670 jobs, due to high energy costs and challenging market conditions.
Buderus Edelstahl Restructuring Leads to Plant Closure, Job Losses in Wetzlar
Buderus Edelstahl in Wetzlar, Germany, is being dismantled, resulting in the closure of its steel plant by October, impacting 450 jobs, while the remaining units will be sold, potentially saving 670 jobs, due to high energy costs and challenging market conditions.
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44% Bias Score
German Court Allows Deportation of Former ISIS Fighter to Tajikistan
A German court ruled that a 39-year-old former ISIS member, who served five years in prison, can be deported to Tajikistan despite previous concerns; the court considered assurances from the Tajikistani government about humane treatment to be credible.
German Court Allows Deportation of Former ISIS Fighter to Tajikistan
A German court ruled that a 39-year-old former ISIS member, who served five years in prison, can be deported to Tajikistan despite previous concerns; the court considered assurances from the Tajikistani government about humane treatment to be credible.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Weakening Government Makes Concessions to Catalonia Amidst Corruption and Political Instability
Spain's weakening government, facing corruption scandals and legislative struggles, is making significant concessions to Catalonia, including creating a Catalan tax agency and exempting it from a migrant distribution plan, raising concerns about national unity and equality.
Spain's Weakening Government Makes Concessions to Catalonia Amidst Corruption and Political Instability
Spain's weakening government, facing corruption scandals and legislative struggles, is making significant concessions to Catalonia, including creating a Catalan tax agency and exempting it from a migrant distribution plan, raising concerns about national unity and equality.
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60% Bias Score
Berlin's Controversial A100 Highway Extension Opens
Berlin's A100 highway extension, completed after 12 years and costing over €720 million, opened amidst protests; while officials say it improves traffic for car-dependent residents, critics argue it worsens urban sprawl and environmental issues and has exceeded its budget significantly.
Berlin's Controversial A100 Highway Extension Opens
Berlin's A100 highway extension, completed after 12 years and costing over €720 million, opened amidst protests; while officials say it improves traffic for car-dependent residents, critics argue it worsens urban sprawl and environmental issues and has exceeded its budget significantly.
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60% Bias Score
German FDP Backs New National Service Plan Amid Security Concerns
Schleswig-Holstein's FDP chairman Christopher Vogt supports Germany's plan for a new national service, viewing it as a necessary step given the changed security landscape and the insufficient number of volunteers; the cabinet approved a draft law introducing a system primarily based on volunteers, w...
German FDP Backs New National Service Plan Amid Security Concerns
Schleswig-Holstein's FDP chairman Christopher Vogt supports Germany's plan for a new national service, viewing it as a necessary step given the changed security landscape and the insufficient number of volunteers; the cabinet approved a draft law introducing a system primarily based on volunteers, w...
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44% Bias Score
German Court Rejects Wirecard Shareholder Lawsuit Against BaFin
A German court dismissed a lawsuit against BaFin, Germany's financial regulator, from a Wirecard shareholder who claimed BaFin's actions masked the company's fraudulent activities, leading to further investment losses. The court found no evidence of BaFin's wrongdoing.
German Court Rejects Wirecard Shareholder Lawsuit Against BaFin
A German court dismissed a lawsuit against BaFin, Germany's financial regulator, from a Wirecard shareholder who claimed BaFin's actions masked the company's fraudulent activities, leading to further investment losses. The court found no evidence of BaFin's wrongdoing.
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32% Bias Score
Germany's New Defense Service Plan: Voluntary, But With Potential Return to Conscription
Germany's cabinet approved a bill introducing a new national defense service, initially relying on volunteers, but with a possible return to mandatory conscription if the security situation demands, or if recruitment fails to secure sufficient personnel, according to statements from the FDP.
Germany's New Defense Service Plan: Voluntary, But With Potential Return to Conscription
Germany's cabinet approved a bill introducing a new national defense service, initially relying on volunteers, but with a possible return to mandatory conscription if the security situation demands, or if recruitment fails to secure sufficient personnel, according to statements from the FDP.
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44% Bias Score
€800 Fine for Illegal Data Access from Motor Vehicle Registration
A Rhineland-Palatinate driver illegally obtained another driver's data via a registration office employee, displaying it during a traffic jam; this led to an €800 fine for the data source, highlighting vulnerabilities in data protection and increased public awareness.
€800 Fine for Illegal Data Access from Motor Vehicle Registration
A Rhineland-Palatinate driver illegally obtained another driver's data via a registration office employee, displaying it during a traffic jam; this led to an €800 fine for the data source, highlighting vulnerabilities in data protection and increased public awareness.
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20% Bias Score
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