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New German Government Starts Term with Record Low Approval
A new German government, composed of CDU/CSU and SPD, starts its term with only 23% public approval, significantly lower than previous governments, due to broken promises, low public trust in Chancellor Merz, and anticipation of continued unpopular policies.
New German Government Starts Term with Record Low Approval
A new German government, composed of CDU/CSU and SPD, starts its term with only 23% public approval, significantly lower than previous governments, due to broken promises, low public trust in Chancellor Merz, and anticipation of continued unpopular policies.
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44% Bias Score


Germany Proposes National Data-Sharing Initiative to Boost AI Development
Germany's fragmented data landscape hinders AI development, prompting a proposal for a 'Germany AG der Daten'—a national data-sharing initiative starting with organizational master data to improve data quality, reduce costs, and boost AI development through network effects.
Germany Proposes National Data-Sharing Initiative to Boost AI Development
Germany's fragmented data landscape hinders AI development, prompting a proposal for a 'Germany AG der Daten'—a national data-sharing initiative starting with organizational master data to improve data quality, reduce costs, and boost AI development through network effects.
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48% Bias Score


Hessian Local Government Reform Unlikely to Face Legal Setback
The Hessian state government's reform of local government law, employing the d'Hondt method of seat allocation, makes it more difficult for smaller parties to enter local parliaments; this is unlikely to be challenged successfully by Volt's announced lawsuit, mirroring previous unsuccessful legal at...
Hessian Local Government Reform Unlikely to Face Legal Setback
The Hessian state government's reform of local government law, employing the d'Hondt method of seat allocation, makes it more difficult for smaller parties to enter local parliaments; this is unlikely to be challenged successfully by Volt's announced lawsuit, mirroring previous unsuccessful legal at...
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52% Bias Score


Frankfurt's 25 Million Euro Housing Acquisition Strategy Faces Challenges
The city of Frankfurt, Germany, spent almost 25 million euros acquiring nine buildings between 2017 and 2021 to protect tenants in designated areas from displacement by developers, but faces challenges due to staff shortages, leading to property neglect and even squatting in some cases, as evidenced...
Frankfurt's 25 Million Euro Housing Acquisition Strategy Faces Challenges
The city of Frankfurt, Germany, spent almost 25 million euros acquiring nine buildings between 2017 and 2021 to protect tenants in designated areas from displacement by developers, but faces challenges due to staff shortages, leading to property neglect and even squatting in some cases, as evidenced...
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56% Bias Score


Trump's Tariffs Trigger Sharp Drop in German Investor Confidence
Investor confidence in the German economy has fallen sharply due to President Trump's imposition of tariffs on numerous trading partners, leading to a 65.6-point drop in the ZEW index to -14.0 in April, the lowest since the start of the Ukraine war except for July 2023.
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Sharp Drop in German Investor Confidence
Investor confidence in the German economy has fallen sharply due to President Trump's imposition of tariffs on numerous trading partners, leading to a 65.6-point drop in the ZEW index to -14.0 in April, the lowest since the start of the Ukraine war except for July 2023.
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48% Bias Score


German Cartel Office Approves Unicredit's Increased Commerzbank Stake
Germany's Bundeskartellamt approved Unicredit's plan to increase its stake in Commerzbank to 29.99%, citing sufficient competition from other banks despite Commerzbank's strong market positions in some areas; the decision follows ECB approval and despite resistance from the German government.
German Cartel Office Approves Unicredit's Increased Commerzbank Stake
Germany's Bundeskartellamt approved Unicredit's plan to increase its stake in Commerzbank to 29.99%, citing sufficient competition from other banks despite Commerzbank's strong market positions in some areas; the decision follows ECB approval and despite resistance from the German government.
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36% Bias Score

Gaza Child's Photo Wins 2025 World Press Photo Award
Samar Abu Elouf's photo of nine-year-old Mahmoud Ajjour, injured in a March 2024 Gaza attack and now living in Qatar after arm amputations, won the 2025 World Press Photo of the Year, highlighting the human cost of the conflict and marking a shift towards greater diversity in award selections.

Gaza Child's Photo Wins 2025 World Press Photo Award
Samar Abu Elouf's photo of nine-year-old Mahmoud Ajjour, injured in a March 2024 Gaza attack and now living in Qatar after arm amputations, won the 2025 World Press Photo of the Year, highlighting the human cost of the conflict and marking a shift towards greater diversity in award selections.
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40% Bias Score

Dreyfus Affair Exhibition Highlights Resurgence of Antisemitism
A new exhibition in Paris examines the Dreyfus Affair, highlighting the resurgence of antisemitism and drawing parallels between late 19th-century France and the present day. The exhibit uses Dreyfus' personal letters to counter the image of him as a despairing victim, showcasing his resilience and ...

Dreyfus Affair Exhibition Highlights Resurgence of Antisemitism
A new exhibition in Paris examines the Dreyfus Affair, highlighting the resurgence of antisemitism and drawing parallels between late 19th-century France and the present day. The exhibit uses Dreyfus' personal letters to counter the image of him as a despairing victim, showcasing his resilience and ...
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48% Bias Score

Würth on Post-War Success and Pragmatic Politics
In a recent interview, Reinhold Würth, founder of the global Würth Group, discussed his business's post-war origins, emphasizing the reconstruction needs of Germany. He also commented on potential pragmatism in dealing with the AfD, highlighting a focus on policy over strict ideology.

Würth on Post-War Success and Pragmatic Politics
In a recent interview, Reinhold Würth, founder of the global Würth Group, discussed his business's post-war origins, emphasizing the reconstruction needs of Germany. He also commented on potential pragmatism in dealing with the AfD, highlighting a focus on policy over strict ideology.
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40% Bias Score

France and Algeria Expel Diplomats Amidst Heightened Tensions
France expelled 12 Algerian diplomats following Algeria's expulsion of 12 French officials, escalating tensions further after the arrest of an Algerian consular official in Paris on terrorism charges and long-standing disputes over migration and the Western Sahara.

France and Algeria Expel Diplomats Amidst Heightened Tensions
France expelled 12 Algerian diplomats following Algeria's expulsion of 12 French officials, escalating tensions further after the arrest of an Algerian consular official in Paris on terrorism charges and long-standing disputes over migration and the Western Sahara.
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40% Bias Score

Adolescence": One-Shot Miniseries Explores Parental Failure
Adolescence," a four-part Netflix miniseries, uses a one-shot filming technique to tell a story about a father and his son, exploring themes of parental failure and the impact of the internet; its innovative style resonates globally.

Adolescence": One-Shot Miniseries Explores Parental Failure
Adolescence," a four-part Netflix miniseries, uses a one-shot filming technique to tell a story about a father and his son, exploring themes of parental failure and the impact of the internet; its innovative style resonates globally.
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48% Bias Score

Schleswig-Holstein's 2024 Budget Ruled Unconstitutional
The Schleswig-Holstein Constitutional Court declared the state's 2024 budget unconstitutional due to insufficient justification and lack of a repayment plan for three emergency loans totaling €493.8 million, used to address the storm surge, the war in Ukraine, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schleswig-Holstein's 2024 Budget Ruled Unconstitutional
The Schleswig-Holstein Constitutional Court declared the state's 2024 budget unconstitutional due to insufficient justification and lack of a repayment plan for three emergency loans totaling €493.8 million, used to address the storm surge, the war in Ukraine, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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16% Bias Score
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