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Germany to Reform Bürgergeld to Curb Organized Welfare Fraud
Former Federal Employment Agency head Detlef Scheele and Duisburg's Mayor Sören Link advocate for stricter regulations to prevent criminal gangs from exploiting Germany's Bürgergeld welfare system, citing insufficient work requirements for EU citizens and suggesting improvements to inter-agency data...
Germany to Reform Bürgergeld to Curb Organized Welfare Fraud
Former Federal Employment Agency head Detlef Scheele and Duisburg's Mayor Sören Link advocate for stricter regulations to prevent criminal gangs from exploiting Germany's Bürgergeld welfare system, citing insufficient work requirements for EU citizens and suggesting improvements to inter-agency data...
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52% Bias Score


Two Men on Trial for Fatal Stabbing in Kiel
A trial has begun in Kiel, Germany, against two men accused of fatally stabbing a 26-year-old man on March 28th following a dispute that involved a robbery of a mobile phone.
Two Men on Trial for Fatal Stabbing in Kiel
A trial has begun in Kiel, Germany, against two men accused of fatally stabbing a 26-year-old man on March 28th following a dispute that involved a robbery of a mobile phone.
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16% Bias Score


Trump's UN Speech: A Tirade Against Germany and the UN
At the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump delivered a rambling, hour-long speech criticizing the UN, Germany's policies, and various other topics, marking it as the longest and most chaotic of his UN addresses.
Trump's UN Speech: A Tirade Against Germany and the UN
At the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump delivered a rambling, hour-long speech criticizing the UN, Germany's policies, and various other topics, marking it as the longest and most chaotic of his UN addresses.
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64% Bias Score


Rise in Antisemitic Crimes in Saxony, Germany
In Saxony, Germany, antisemitic crimes outside the far-left and far-right spectrum have increased more than fivefold in four years, reaching 67 incidents in 2023 from 9 in 2020, according to a state police report, while right-wing extremism remains the most dominant form.
Rise in Antisemitic Crimes in Saxony, Germany
In Saxony, Germany, antisemitic crimes outside the far-left and far-right spectrum have increased more than fivefold in four years, reaching 67 incidents in 2023 from 9 in 2020, according to a state police report, while right-wing extremism remains the most dominant form.
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24% Bias Score


German Court to Decide on IS Supporter's Deportation
A German court will decide on the deportation of a convicted IS supporter from Warendorf, Germany, after the lower court ruled he faces no threat of torture in his home country of Tajikistan.
German Court to Decide on IS Supporter's Deportation
A German court will decide on the deportation of a convicted IS supporter from Warendorf, Germany, after the lower court ruled he faces no threat of torture in his home country of Tajikistan.
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24% Bias Score


Oktoberfest Gathering of Football Executives
At the Oktoberfest, executives from various German football clubs, including Bayern Munich and Union Berlin, along with former DFB manager Oliver Bierhoff, gathered, celebrating the success of the film "Das Kanu des Manitu.
Oktoberfest Gathering of Football Executives
At the Oktoberfest, executives from various German football clubs, including Bayern Munich and Union Berlin, along with former DFB manager Oliver Bierhoff, gathered, celebrating the success of the film "Das Kanu des Manitu.
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36% Bias Score

German Homeoffice Use Remains Steady Post-Pandemic
In 2024, 24 percent of German employees used home offices, similar to previous years but down from pandemic highs, with fewer working exclusively from home, while more often work in the office compared to previous years.

German Homeoffice Use Remains Steady Post-Pandemic
In 2024, 24 percent of German employees used home offices, similar to previous years but down from pandemic highs, with fewer working exclusively from home, while more often work in the office compared to previous years.
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20% Bias Score

Super Typhoon Ragasa: At Least 20 Dead in Asia, 124 Missing in Taiwan
Super Typhoon Ragasa has caused at least 20 deaths across Asia, with 14 fatalities in Taiwan and 6 in the Philippines; 124 remain missing in Taiwan following a dam overflow, while another storm, Bualoi, threatens the Philippines.

Super Typhoon Ragasa: At Least 20 Dead in Asia, 124 Missing in Taiwan
Super Typhoon Ragasa has caused at least 20 deaths across Asia, with 14 fatalities in Taiwan and 6 in the Philippines; 124 remain missing in Taiwan following a dam overflow, while another storm, Bualoi, threatens the Philippines.
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28% Bias Score

Retrial Ordered in Case of Toddler's Scalding Death in Halle
A German court overturned the convictions of a father, mother, and grandmother for the scalding death of their two-year-old daughter in Halle, ordering a retrial with potential charges upgraded to aggravated assault resulting in death.

Retrial Ordered in Case of Toddler's Scalding Death in Halle
A German court overturned the convictions of a father, mother, and grandmother for the scalding death of their two-year-old daughter in Halle, ordering a retrial with potential charges upgraded to aggravated assault resulting in death.
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12% Bias Score

Trump Shifts Stance on Ukraine Conflict After Meeting with Zelenskyy
Following a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the UN General Debate, Donald Trump announced a shift in his stance on the Ukraine conflict, expressing belief in a Ukrainian victory with Western support, while Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for Trump's support and concern over the...

Trump Shifts Stance on Ukraine Conflict After Meeting with Zelenskyy
Following a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the UN General Debate, Donald Trump announced a shift in his stance on the Ukraine conflict, expressing belief in a Ukrainian victory with Western support, while Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for Trump's support and concern over the...
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24% Bias Score

Italian Actress Claudia Cardinale Dies at 87
Claudia Cardinale, a renowned Italian actress known for films like "8 1/2" and "The Leopard," passed away at age 87, leaving behind a legacy spanning over 100 films and significant awards including the Golden Lion and Golden Bear.

Italian Actress Claudia Cardinale Dies at 87
Claudia Cardinale, a renowned Italian actress known for films like "8 1/2" and "The Leopard," passed away at age 87, leaving behind a legacy spanning over 100 films and significant awards including the Golden Lion and Golden Bear.
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16% Bias Score

EVG opposes Deutsche Bahn CEO appointment, delaying Schnieder's restructuring plan
The Eisenbahn- und Verkehrsgewerkschaft (EVG) union opposes the appointment of Evelyn Palla as Deutsche Bahn CEO, delaying the implementation of Verkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder's restructuring plan, although they have no objections to Palla herself; their opposition targets the appointment of Dir...

EVG opposes Deutsche Bahn CEO appointment, delaying Schnieder's restructuring plan
The Eisenbahn- und Verkehrsgewerkschaft (EVG) union opposes the appointment of Evelyn Palla as Deutsche Bahn CEO, delaying the implementation of Verkehrsminister Patrick Schnieder's restructuring plan, although they have no objections to Palla herself; their opposition targets the appointment of Dir...
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24% Bias Score
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