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German Medical Association Votes to Decriminalize Abortion
The German Medical Association voted 220 to 14 to decriminalize abortions within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy in Germany, citing women's rights and inadequate healthcare access in rural areas; the current law criminalizes abortion but permits it under conditions.
German Medical Association Votes to Decriminalize Abortion
The German Medical Association voted 220 to 14 to decriminalize abortions within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy in Germany, citing women's rights and inadequate healthcare access in rural areas; the current law criminalizes abortion but permits it under conditions.
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48% Bias Score
Volkswagen Negotiates with US to Resolve Trade Dispute
Volkswagen is negotiating with the US Department of Commerce to resolve a trade dispute, offering further US investments in exchange for tariff relief; a US appeals court temporarily suspended a lower court ruling that would have removed tariffs, leaving them in place.
Volkswagen Negotiates with US to Resolve Trade Dispute
Volkswagen is negotiating with the US Department of Commerce to resolve a trade dispute, offering further US investments in exchange for tariff relief; a US appeals court temporarily suspended a lower court ruling that would have removed tariffs, leaving them in place.
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48% Bias Score
Bremen Bans Cell Phones in Schools
Bremen, Germany, is implementing a city-wide ban on cell phones in schools up to the 10th grade starting Monday, June 1st, 2024, despite initial opposition from coalition partners and a lack of prior consultation with students, due to concerns about cell phone distraction and following a recent stud...
Bremen Bans Cell Phones in Schools
Bremen, Germany, is implementing a city-wide ban on cell phones in schools up to the 10th grade starting Monday, June 1st, 2024, despite initial opposition from coalition partners and a lack of prior consultation with students, due to concerns about cell phone distraction and following a recent stud...
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56% Bias Score
France Legalizes Assisted Suicide Under Strict Conditions
The French National Assembly passed a bill legalizing assisted suicide under strict conditions for terminally ill French residents, with self-administration required and healthcare workers permitted to opt out; it passed 305-199, despite internal divisions and potential Senate revisions.
France Legalizes Assisted Suicide Under Strict Conditions
The French National Assembly passed a bill legalizing assisted suicide under strict conditions for terminally ill French residents, with self-administration required and healthcare workers permitted to opt out; it passed 305-199, despite internal divisions and potential Senate revisions.
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg Cannabis Legalization: No Evidence of Heroin Resurgence
Contrary to claims of a heroin revival in Hamburg following cannabis legalization, data from multiple sources including police statistics and addiction research institutes show no significant increase in heroin use among youth, with overall drug offenses decreasing.
Hamburg Cannabis Legalization: No Evidence of Heroin Resurgence
Contrary to claims of a heroin revival in Hamburg following cannabis legalization, data from multiple sources including police statistics and addiction research institutes show no significant increase in heroin use among youth, with overall drug offenses decreasing.
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64% Bias Score
Harvard Defies Trump Administration Demands, Facing Funding Cuts and Student Bans
The Trump administration has cut funding to and threatened to ban foreign students from Harvard University for refusing demands for increased government control over university operations, including data sharing and ideological alignment, potentially setting a precedent for other institutions.
Harvard Defies Trump Administration Demands, Facing Funding Cuts and Student Bans
The Trump administration has cut funding to and threatened to ban foreign students from Harvard University for refusing demands for increased government control over university operations, including data sharing and ideological alignment, potentially setting a precedent for other institutions.
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56% Bias Score
Panama Arrests Five Indigenous Leaders Amid Government Protests
Five indigenous leaders in Panama were arrested after protests against President José Mulino's government, which include pension reform and mining/dam projects, following a clash with police where an officer was briefly detained.
Panama Arrests Five Indigenous Leaders Amid Government Protests
Five indigenous leaders in Panama were arrested after protests against President José Mulino's government, which include pension reform and mining/dam projects, following a clash with police where an officer was briefly detained.
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48% Bias Score
Chemnitzer Exhibition Showcases Resilience Amidst War and Societal Change
The Chemnitz exhibition "Woraus wir gemacht sind" features Ukrainian and East German artists exploring themes of identity and resilience through art reflecting on war, societal shifts, and the legacy of socialist-era architecture and materials.
Chemnitzer Exhibition Showcases Resilience Amidst War and Societal Change
The Chemnitz exhibition "Woraus wir gemacht sind" features Ukrainian and East German artists exploring themes of identity and resilience through art reflecting on war, societal shifts, and the legacy of socialist-era architecture and materials.
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36% Bias Score
Polygraph Test Wrongfully Clears Child Abuser in Chemnitz, Sparking Debate
A German court's use of a polygraph test led to the wrongful acquittal of a man later convicted of sexually abusing ten children over 22 years in Chemnitz, sparking debate over the reliability of polygraph tests in German courts.
Polygraph Test Wrongfully Clears Child Abuser in Chemnitz, Sparking Debate
A German court's use of a polygraph test led to the wrongful acquittal of a man later convicted of sexually abusing ten children over 22 years in Chemnitz, sparking debate over the reliability of polygraph tests in German courts.
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52% Bias Score
2125 City: Combating Extreme Heat Through Urban Green Space and Technology
In 2125, cities combat extreme heat with shade nets producing energy and collecting water, public cooling centers, and 40% green space, integrating technology and nature for biodiversity and improved human well-being.
2125 City: Combating Extreme Heat Through Urban Green Space and Technology
In 2125, cities combat extreme heat with shade nets producing energy and collecting water, public cooling centers, and 40% green space, integrating technology and nature for biodiversity and improved human well-being.
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44% Bias Score
Artistic Documentation of Swiss Traffic Accidents by Police Photographer Arnold Odermatt
Swiss photographer and police lieutenant colonel Arnold Odermatt documented traffic accidents from the late 1940s to 1990, creating artistic images from initially practical records, which later gained international recognition.
Artistic Documentation of Swiss Traffic Accidents by Police Photographer Arnold Odermatt
Swiss photographer and police lieutenant colonel Arnold Odermatt documented traffic accidents from the late 1940s to 1990, creating artistic images from initially practical records, which later gained international recognition.
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28% Bias Score
Loneliness Linked to Political Apathy Among Young Germans
Two new studies reveal a significant link between loneliness and political apathy among young Germans, with 45% of 16–30-year-olds and over 20% of children aged 5–11 reporting feelings of loneliness, potentially leading to political disengagement and radicalization.
Loneliness Linked to Political Apathy Among Young Germans
Two new studies reveal a significant link between loneliness and political apathy among young Germans, with 45% of 16–30-year-olds and over 20% of children aged 5–11 reporting feelings of loneliness, potentially leading to political disengagement and radicalization.
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44% Bias Score
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