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ECB Lowers Interest Rates Amid Inflation Drop, Global Trade Uncertainty
The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered interest rates in response to inflation falling to 1.9 percent in May, prompting uncertainty about further cuts while concerns remain about potential global trade conflicts causing stagflation.
ECB Lowers Interest Rates Amid Inflation Drop, Global Trade Uncertainty
The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered interest rates in response to inflation falling to 1.9 percent in May, prompting uncertainty about further cuts while concerns remain about potential global trade conflicts causing stagflation.
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48% Bias Score


EU Lowers Wolf Protection Status; Bavaria Deadlocked on Management
The European Union recently lowered the protection status of wolves, prompting Bavarian Minister Aiwanger to push for including wolves in the Bavarian hunting law, while Minister Kaniber advocates for a federal solution, creating a political stalemate.
EU Lowers Wolf Protection Status; Bavaria Deadlocked on Management
The European Union recently lowered the protection status of wolves, prompting Bavarian Minister Aiwanger to push for including wolves in the Bavarian hunting law, while Minister Kaniber advocates for a federal solution, creating a political stalemate.
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48% Bias Score


Customs Officials: From Historical Pariahs to Modern Power Brokers
The article contrasts the negative historical perception of tax collectors with the modern role of customs officials, highlighting the significant power wielded by US customs in imposing tariffs and the crucial work of German customs in combating smuggling and supporting overburdened border police.
Customs Officials: From Historical Pariahs to Modern Power Brokers
The article contrasts the negative historical perception of tax collectors with the modern role of customs officials, highlighting the significant power wielded by US customs in imposing tariffs and the crucial work of German customs in combating smuggling and supporting overburdened border police.
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68% Bias Score


Berlin Court Orders Release of Knife Crime Suspects' Names
The Berlin Constitutional Court ruled that the Berlin Senate must release the 20 most frequent first names of German suspects in knife crimes in 2023, overturning the Senate's rejection of an AfD request aimed at inferring migration backgrounds from the data; the decision was 5-4.
Berlin Court Orders Release of Knife Crime Suspects' Names
The Berlin Constitutional Court ruled that the Berlin Senate must release the 20 most frequent first names of German suspects in knife crimes in 2023, overturning the Senate's rejection of an AfD request aimed at inferring migration backgrounds from the data; the decision was 5-4.
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44% Bias Score


Hamburg Robbery: 29-Year-Old Confesses to Robbing Elderly Woman
A 29-year-old man confessed to robbing an 88-year-old woman in her Hamburg home on February 29, 2020, stealing €2,500 after binding her with cables and a bathrobe belt; he was arrested in Norway and extradited to Germany.
Hamburg Robbery: 29-Year-Old Confesses to Robbing Elderly Woman
A 29-year-old man confessed to robbing an 88-year-old woman in her Hamburg home on February 29, 2020, stealing €2,500 after binding her with cables and a bathrobe belt; he was arrested in Norway and extradited to Germany.
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24% Bias Score


Racist Murder in France Investigated as Potential Terrorist Act
On Saturday, a 53-year-old Frenchman, Christophe B., murdered Hichem Miraoui in Puget-sur-Argens, France, and injured a Turkish man in a racially motivated attack; the incident is being investigated as a potential terrorist act due to the suspect's online activity and extremist views.
Racist Murder in France Investigated as Potential Terrorist Act
On Saturday, a 53-year-old Frenchman, Christophe B., murdered Hichem Miraoui in Puget-sur-Argens, France, and injured a Turkish man in a racially motivated attack; the incident is being investigated as a potential terrorist act due to the suspect's online activity and extremist views.
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44% Bias Score

German Minister Condemns 'Cancel Culture' After Venus Statue Removal
German Minister of State for Culture Wolfram Weimer criticizes the removal of a Venus statue from a Berlin agency for being sexist, citing it as an example of 'cancel culture' and warning against both left- and right-wing restrictions on artistic freedom.

German Minister Condemns 'Cancel Culture' After Venus Statue Removal
German Minister of State for Culture Wolfram Weimer criticizes the removal of a Venus statue from a Berlin agency for being sexist, citing it as an example of 'cancel culture' and warning against both left- and right-wing restrictions on artistic freedom.
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72% Bias Score

German Bundestag Limits AfD's Committee Influence
The German Bundestag's committee on elections, immunity, and rules of procedure voted to prevent the AfD from holding both chair and vice-chair positions on committees, a move prompted by the AfD's failure to secure any committee chairships due to other parties refusing to support their candidates, ...

German Bundestag Limits AfD's Committee Influence
The German Bundestag's committee on elections, immunity, and rules of procedure voted to prevent the AfD from holding both chair and vice-chair positions on committees, a move prompted by the AfD's failure to secure any committee chairships due to other parties refusing to support their candidates, ...
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52% Bias Score

German Court Rules Voluntary Pension Contributions Don't Count Toward Basic Pension
The German Federal Social Court rejected a 77-year-old's appeal to include voluntary pension contributions in his basic pension calculation, ruling that only mandatory contributions count toward the minimum 33-year requirement; the court upheld the existing system, highlighting differences between m...

German Court Rules Voluntary Pension Contributions Don't Count Toward Basic Pension
The German Federal Social Court rejected a 77-year-old's appeal to include voluntary pension contributions in his basic pension calculation, ruling that only mandatory contributions count toward the minimum 33-year requirement; the court upheld the existing system, highlighting differences between m...
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36% Bias Score

New Films and Documentaries Explore Deception, Societal Issues, and Artistic Risk
New films and documentaries explore diverse themes: Wes Anderson's "The Phoenician Masterstroke" prioritizes style over plot; "Love Scam" details the emotional consequences of a German con artist's actions; "Hardness Instead of Hygge" examines Denmark's tough refugee policies; "The Ugly Stepsister" ...

New Films and Documentaries Explore Deception, Societal Issues, and Artistic Risk
New films and documentaries explore diverse themes: Wes Anderson's "The Phoenician Masterstroke" prioritizes style over plot; "Love Scam" details the emotional consequences of a German con artist's actions; "Hardness Instead of Hygge" examines Denmark's tough refugee policies; "The Ugly Stepsister" ...
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4% Bias Score

IAEA Warns of Heightened Nuclear Risk in Ukraine Amidst Intensified Russian Attacks
The IAEA warned of increased risks of a nuclear accident in Ukraine due to intensified Russian attacks near nuclear power plants, prompting concerns about ongoing safety and future reconstruction efforts.

IAEA Warns of Heightened Nuclear Risk in Ukraine Amidst Intensified Russian Attacks
The IAEA warned of increased risks of a nuclear accident in Ukraine due to intensified Russian attacks near nuclear power plants, prompting concerns about ongoing safety and future reconstruction efforts.
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28% Bias Score

Cologne Evacuates for WWII Bomb Disposal, Causing Major Transportation Disruptions
Cologne, Germany, is undertaking a large-scale evacuation due to the discovery of three unexploded WWII bombs, causing significant disruptions to rail, river, and air traffic, and impacting a densely populated area including a hospital, nursing homes, and the Hohenzollern Bridge.

Cologne Evacuates for WWII Bomb Disposal, Causing Major Transportation Disruptions
Cologne, Germany, is undertaking a large-scale evacuation due to the discovery of three unexploded WWII bombs, causing significant disruptions to rail, river, and air traffic, and impacting a densely populated area including a hospital, nursing homes, and the Hohenzollern Bridge.
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20% Bias Score
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