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EU and US Agree to Trade Deal, Avoiding Further Escalation
The EU and US agreed to a deal to lessen their trade conflict, with a 15% tariff on most imports, the EU buying $750 billion in US energy, investing $600 billion more in the US, and steel/aluminum tariffs remaining at 50% with some exemptions. This follows months of disputes and threats of further t...
EU and US Agree to Trade Deal, Avoiding Further Escalation
The EU and US agreed to a deal to lessen their trade conflict, with a 15% tariff on most imports, the EU buying $750 billion in US energy, investing $600 billion more in the US, and steel/aluminum tariffs remaining at 50% with some exemptions. This follows months of disputes and threats of further t...
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44% Bias Score


German Politician Resigns After Drawing Swastika on Ballot
Baden-Württemberg SPD politician Daniel Born drew a swastika on a secret ballot, targeting an AfD candidate; he resigned as vice-president and from the SPD faction, facing potential legal charges under Paragraph 86a of the German Criminal Code for using symbols of unconstitutional organizations.
German Politician Resigns After Drawing Swastika on Ballot
Baden-Württemberg SPD politician Daniel Born drew a swastika on a secret ballot, targeting an AfD candidate; he resigned as vice-president and from the SPD faction, facing potential legal charges under Paragraph 86a of the German Criminal Code for using symbols of unconstitutional organizations.
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40% Bias Score


Thuringia Plans 35 New Judicial Positions to Combat Retirement Wave
Thuringia's Justice Minister Beate Meißner proposes 35 new judicial positions, including 15 judges for administrative courts, to address a massive retirement wave affecting over 46 percent of judges and prosecutors within the next 10 years, costing roughly €3.2 million annually.
Thuringia Plans 35 New Judicial Positions to Combat Retirement Wave
Thuringia's Justice Minister Beate Meißner proposes 35 new judicial positions, including 15 judges for administrative courts, to address a massive retirement wave affecting over 46 percent of judges and prosecutors within the next 10 years, costing roughly €3.2 million annually.
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24% Bias Score


Record Turnout at Berlin CSD Amidst Far-Right Counter-Protest
Berlin's CSD parade saw a record turnout of hundreds of thousands, exceeding expectations, while a small, far-right counter-protest was largely contained by police, highlighting growing concerns about LGBTQ+ rights amid political controversy.
Record Turnout at Berlin CSD Amidst Far-Right Counter-Protest
Berlin's CSD parade saw a record turnout of hundreds of thousands, exceeding expectations, while a small, far-right counter-protest was largely contained by police, highlighting growing concerns about LGBTQ+ rights amid political controversy.
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44% Bias Score


Bayreuth Premiere: "Meistersinger" Triumphs with Comedic Approach
Matthias Davids' new production of Richard Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" premiered at the Bayreuth Festival, receiving overwhelmingly positive audience response for its comedic approach and visual spectacle, in contrast to previous politically charged interpretations. The production feat...
Bayreuth Premiere: "Meistersinger" Triumphs with Comedic Approach
Matthias Davids' new production of Richard Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg" premiered at the Bayreuth Festival, receiving overwhelmingly positive audience response for its comedic approach and visual spectacle, in contrast to previous politically charged interpretations. The production feat...
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44% Bias Score


Climate Change Spurs Exotic Fruit Growth in Germany, but High Costs Limit Market
Due to a milder climate, German farmers are cultivating more exotic fruits like apricots, peaches, and nectarines, particularly in southern regions; however, high production costs make them uncompetitive with cheaper imports, limiting the market to niche sales.
Climate Change Spurs Exotic Fruit Growth in Germany, but High Costs Limit Market
Due to a milder climate, German farmers are cultivating more exotic fruits like apricots, peaches, and nectarines, particularly in southern regions; however, high production costs make them uncompetitive with cheaper imports, limiting the market to niche sales.
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44% Bias Score

German Goethe Institute Cuts Highlight Nation Branding Weakness
German government budget cuts to Goethe Institutes abroad, deemed crucial for national security by historian Jessica Gienow-Hecht, highlight the competition in nation branding between liberal democracies and authoritarian states, emphasizing the need for stronger soft power strategies.

German Goethe Institute Cuts Highlight Nation Branding Weakness
German government budget cuts to Goethe Institutes abroad, deemed crucial for national security by historian Jessica Gienow-Hecht, highlight the competition in nation branding between liberal democracies and authoritarian states, emphasizing the need for stronger soft power strategies.
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36% Bias Score

Augsburg University Hospital Plans New Building to Improve Efficiency and Patient Care
Augsburg University Hospital plans a new building by the late 2030s to replace its aging facility, separating elective and acute medicine to improve efficiency and patient care, despite environmental concerns about the loss of a patient park.

Augsburg University Hospital Plans New Building to Improve Efficiency and Patient Care
Augsburg University Hospital plans a new building by the late 2030s to replace its aging facility, separating elective and acute medicine to improve efficiency and patient care, despite environmental concerns about the loss of a patient park.
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44% Bias Score

Rhineland-Palatinate to Establish 10-12 Nature Conservation Stations
Rhineland-Palatinate's Environment Minister Katrin Eder announced plans to create 10-12 new nature conservation stations across the state within the next 10 years to improve accessibility and address staff shortages, with two pilot projects already underway and a planned amendment to the relevant la...

Rhineland-Palatinate to Establish 10-12 Nature Conservation Stations
Rhineland-Palatinate's Environment Minister Katrin Eder announced plans to create 10-12 new nature conservation stations across the state within the next 10 years to improve accessibility and address staff shortages, with two pilot projects already underway and a planned amendment to the relevant la...
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24% Bias Score

German Court Overturns Deportation of Yazidi Family While in-Flight
A Yazidi family with four minor children was controversially deported from Brandenburg, Germany, on Tuesday, only to have a court overturn the deportation order while they were in-flight; Brandenburg's Interior Minister is working to bring them back.

German Court Overturns Deportation of Yazidi Family While in-Flight
A Yazidi family with four minor children was controversially deported from Brandenburg, Germany, on Tuesday, only to have a court overturn the deportation order while they were in-flight; Brandenburg's Interior Minister is working to bring them back.
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40% Bias Score

BSW Establishes Youth Organization to Strengthen Party Base
The Basisbewegung Soziale Gerechtigkeit (BSW) party founded its youth branch, "Jugendbündnis im BSW," in Bochum, Germany, electing Anastasia Wirsing as chairwoman. The event aimed to strengthen the party's position after its failure to enter the Bundestag and to attract young voters ahead of upcomin...

BSW Establishes Youth Organization to Strengthen Party Base
The Basisbewegung Soziale Gerechtigkeit (BSW) party founded its youth branch, "Jugendbündnis im BSW," in Bochum, Germany, electing Anastasia Wirsing as chairwoman. The event aimed to strengthen the party's position after its failure to enter the Bundestag and to attract young voters ahead of upcomin...
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36% Bias Score

US, Israel Recall Gaza Negotiation Teams Amid Hamas Stalemate
The US and Israel recalled their negotiating teams from Doha due to Hamas's perceived unwillingness to achieve a ceasefire, despite mediation efforts centered on a 60-day truce and hostage release; the future direction of efforts to end the Gaza war remains unclear.

US, Israel Recall Gaza Negotiation Teams Amid Hamas Stalemate
The US and Israel recalled their negotiating teams from Doha due to Hamas's perceived unwillingness to achieve a ceasefire, despite mediation efforts centered on a 60-day truce and hostage release; the future direction of efforts to end the Gaza war remains unclear.
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48% Bias Score
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