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Harz Tourism Seeks More Funding from Lower Saxony
The Harz region's tourism industry in Lower Saxony requests more financial support and streamlined processes from the state government to improve infrastructure and overcome funding disparities with neighboring states.
Harz Tourism Seeks More Funding from Lower Saxony
The Harz region's tourism industry in Lower Saxony requests more financial support and streamlined processes from the state government to improve infrastructure and overcome funding disparities with neighboring states.
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32% Bias Score
Kyiv Under Siege: Over 300 Drones, 31 Dead in Latest Russian Attack
On August 25th, 2024, a Russian attack on Kyiv using over 300 drones and eight cruise missiles caused at least 31 deaths and over 150 injuries, with many residents seeking shelter in the metro.
Kyiv Under Siege: Over 300 Drones, 31 Dead in Latest Russian Attack
On August 25th, 2024, a Russian attack on Kyiv using over 300 drones and eight cruise missiles caused at least 31 deaths and over 150 injuries, with many residents seeking shelter in the metro.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Under Pressure to Act Against Israel
Germany faces pressure to condemn Israel's actions amid escalating violence in Gaza, but currently refuses to recognize a Palestinian state, citing concerns over Hamas's role in intercepting aid and the growing international support for Palestinians.
Germany Under Pressure to Act Against Israel
Germany faces pressure to condemn Israel's actions amid escalating violence in Gaza, but currently refuses to recognize a Palestinian state, citing concerns over Hamas's role in intercepting aid and the growing international support for Palestinians.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Fires Labor Statistics Head Amidst Job Growth Revision Controversy
US President Donald Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Erika McEntarfer, following unexpectedly weak job growth figures (revised down by 258,000 in May and June) which he attributed to manipulation, despite criticism and the assertion by a former head of the agency that such man...
Trump Fires Labor Statistics Head Amidst Job Growth Revision Controversy
US President Donald Trump fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Erika McEntarfer, following unexpectedly weak job growth figures (revised down by 258,000 in May and June) which he attributed to manipulation, despite criticism and the assertion by a former head of the agency that such man...
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40% Bias Score
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% decrease in illegal crossings since July, a move supported by Germany as crucial for combating illegal migration; however, concerns remain regarding potential negative impacts on trade and traffic.
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% decrease in illegal crossings since July, a move supported by Germany as crucial for combating illegal migration; however, concerns remain regarding potential negative impacts on trade and traffic.
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32% Bias Score
Berlin's Galeria Department Store Faces Uncertain Future at Alexanderplatz
Berlin's Senator for Economics demands clarity from Galeria's landlord, Commerz Real, regarding the future of its Alexanderplatz store; negotiations for a lease extension are stalled due to Commerz Real's mixed-use development plan, which includes a new library, and high financial demands.
Berlin's Galeria Department Store Faces Uncertain Future at Alexanderplatz
Berlin's Senator for Economics demands clarity from Galeria's landlord, Commerz Real, regarding the future of its Alexanderplatz store; negotiations for a lease extension are stalled due to Commerz Real's mixed-use development plan, which includes a new library, and high financial demands.
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44% Bias Score
Leipzig Hospital Apologizes for Posting Newborn's Name Resembling Hamas Leader's
A Leipzig hospital's daily Instagram post of newborn names included "Yahya Sinwar", causing public outrage due to its similarity to the name of the deceased Hamas leader responsible for the October 7, 2023, Israeli massacre. The hospital apologized and initiated an internal review.
Leipzig Hospital Apologizes for Posting Newborn's Name Resembling Hamas Leader's
A Leipzig hospital's daily Instagram post of newborn names included "Yahya Sinwar", causing public outrage due to its similarity to the name of the deceased Hamas leader responsible for the October 7, 2023, Israeli massacre. The hospital apologized and initiated an internal review.
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52% Bias Score
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany and Lithuania
Poland extended border controls with Lithuania and Germany until September, citing a 98% reduction in illegal crossings since July and a shift in migrant routes. This follows Germany's October 2023 controls and Poland's July 7th response, with EU partners expressing understanding.
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany and Lithuania
Poland extended border controls with Lithuania and Germany until September, citing a 98% reduction in illegal crossings since July and a shift in migrant routes. This follows Germany's October 2023 controls and Poland's July 7th response, with EU partners expressing understanding.
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52% Bias Score
Antisemitic Posts Lead to Expulsion of Gaza Student, Suspension of French Refugee Program
A Palestinian student, Nour A., accepted into a master's program at Sciences Po Lille, was expelled after antisemitic posts allegedly from her account surfaced online; this led to the suspension of a French refugee program from Gaza and sparked a diplomatic controversy.
Antisemitic Posts Lead to Expulsion of Gaza Student, Suspension of French Refugee Program
A Palestinian student, Nour A., accepted into a master's program at Sciences Po Lille, was expelled after antisemitic posts allegedly from her account surfaced online; this led to the suspension of a French refugee program from Gaza and sparked a diplomatic controversy.
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60% Bias Score
German Bürgergeld Costs Surge Due to Inflation and Refugee Influx
Germany's 2024 Bürgergeld costs surged due to inflation-adjusted benefit increases and a large influx of Ukrainian refugees, totaling approximately €13.7 billion in payments to refugees, while a decrease in working-age recipients suggests a potential trend reversal. Proposed policy changes limiting ...
German Bürgergeld Costs Surge Due to Inflation and Refugee Influx
Germany's 2024 Bürgergeld costs surged due to inflation-adjusted benefit increases and a large influx of Ukrainian refugees, totaling approximately €13.7 billion in payments to refugees, while a decrease in working-age recipients suggests a potential trend reversal. Proposed policy changes limiting ...
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52% Bias Score
Hospital Adjusts Visiting Hours to Support Patient's Family
A hospital in Germany adjusted its visiting hours for a patient's wife, recognizing the positive impact of family presence on patient recovery and accommodating her childcare responsibilities. This highlights the importance of flexible visiting policies in intensive care, supported by studies showin...
Hospital Adjusts Visiting Hours to Support Patient's Family
A hospital in Germany adjusted its visiting hours for a patient's wife, recognizing the positive impact of family presence on patient recovery and accommodating her childcare responsibilities. This highlights the importance of flexible visiting policies in intensive care, supported by studies showin...
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44% Bias Score
Lyme Disease Cases Surge in Bavaria
Bavaria reports a significant surge in Lyme disease cases this year, reaching 2940 by July 28th—a 500-case increase compared to 2023—while FSME cases remain lower than last year at 153. Early treatment is key for Lyme disease, and FSME vaccination is recommended across most of Bavaria.
Lyme Disease Cases Surge in Bavaria
Bavaria reports a significant surge in Lyme disease cases this year, reaching 2940 by July 28th—a 500-case increase compared to 2023—while FSME cases remain lower than last year at 153. Early treatment is key for Lyme disease, and FSME vaccination is recommended across most of Bavaria.
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36% Bias Score
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