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Amman-Berlin Declaration Commits to Inclusive Development
Over 80 countries and organizations signed the Amman-Berlin Declaration at the Global Disability Summit in Berlin, committing to inclusive development cooperation, with 65 governments pledging at least 15 percent of development projects to focus on inclusion, aiming to improve on the current 6 perce...
Amman-Berlin Declaration Commits to Inclusive Development
Over 80 countries and organizations signed the Amman-Berlin Declaration at the Global Disability Summit in Berlin, committing to inclusive development cooperation, with 65 governments pledging at least 15 percent of development projects to focus on inclusion, aiming to improve on the current 6 perce...
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36% Bias Score
Germany: Loneliness, Social Cohesion, and the Erosion of Democracy
Recent articles in *Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte* highlight increasing loneliness in Germany due to disappearing public spaces for interaction, leading to political disengagement and radicalization; solutions require re-designing infrastructure to prioritize social interaction.
Germany: Loneliness, Social Cohesion, and the Erosion of Democracy
Recent articles in *Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte* highlight increasing loneliness in Germany due to disappearing public spaces for interaction, leading to political disengagement and radicalization; solutions require re-designing infrastructure to prioritize social interaction.
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52% Bias Score
German Report Exposes Widespread Discrimination Against Sinti and Roma Children in Education
A report by the Melde- und Informationsstelle Antiziganismus (MIA) details 484 cases of discrimination against Sinti and Roma children and youth in German schools and kindergartens over the past two years, ranging from overt harassment to systematic exclusion, including unjustified placement in spec...
German Report Exposes Widespread Discrimination Against Sinti and Roma Children in Education
A report by the Melde- und Informationsstelle Antiziganismus (MIA) details 484 cases of discrimination against Sinti and Roma children and youth in German schools and kindergartens over the past two years, ranging from overt harassment to systematic exclusion, including unjustified placement in spec...
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40% Bias Score
Hungary Defies ICC, Hosts Netanjahu Amidst Withdrawal
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanjahu in Budapest on Thursday, despite an ICC arrest warrant for Netanjahu, and subsequently announced Hungary's withdrawal from the ICC.
Hungary Defies ICC, Hosts Netanjahu Amidst Withdrawal
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanjahu in Budapest on Thursday, despite an ICC arrest warrant for Netanjahu, and subsequently announced Hungary's withdrawal from the ICC.
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52% Bias Score
Rising Driver's License Costs in Germany Prompt Calls for Reform
The rising cost of obtaining a driver's license in Germany, with over half of aspiring drivers relying on parental support, has prompted state transportation ministers to seek cost reductions, primarily by simplifying theoretical exams to reduce failure rates. This is despite rising public transport...
Rising Driver's License Costs in Germany Prompt Calls for Reform
The rising cost of obtaining a driver's license in Germany, with over half of aspiring drivers relying on parental support, has prompted state transportation ministers to seek cost reductions, primarily by simplifying theoretical exams to reduce failure rates. This is despite rising public transport...
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52% Bias Score
EU Parliament Postpones Supply Chain Act Implementation
The EU Parliament voted to delay the European Supply Chain Act's implementation by one year until 2028, and corporate sustainability reporting for some firms by two years, due to lobbying from German business associations and internal political compromises, despite concerns from organizations like G...
EU Parliament Postpones Supply Chain Act Implementation
The EU Parliament voted to delay the European Supply Chain Act's implementation by one year until 2028, and corporate sustainability reporting for some firms by two years, due to lobbying from German business associations and internal political compromises, despite concerns from organizations like G...
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44% Bias Score
German Coalition Talks Stalled by Financing Dispute
Coalition talks between Germany's SPD and CDU/CSU are deadlocked due to disagreements over financing election promises, creating a projected double-digit billion-euro deficit and delaying government formation, potentially impacting economic stability and social welfare programs.
German Coalition Talks Stalled by Financing Dispute
Coalition talks between Germany's SPD and CDU/CSU are deadlocked due to disagreements over financing election promises, creating a projected double-digit billion-euro deficit and delaying government formation, potentially impacting economic stability and social welfare programs.
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52% Bias Score
Sommer's Proposal to Replace Asylum Rights Sparks Controversy
Hans-Eckhard Sommer's proposal to replace Germany's individual asylum right with humanitarian intake programs sparked criticism, raising concerns about violating the non-refoulement principle and undermining refugee protection, as highlighted by Berenice Böhlo.
Sommer's Proposal to Replace Asylum Rights Sparks Controversy
Hans-Eckhard Sommer's proposal to replace Germany's individual asylum right with humanitarian intake programs sparked criticism, raising concerns about violating the non-refoulement principle and undermining refugee protection, as highlighted by Berenice Böhlo.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Oligarch Marinakis Faces Trial Following Fan Violence, Police Officer's Death
Following a violent clash between Olympiakos Piräus and Panathinaikos Athen fans on December 7th, 2023, resulting in critical injuries to a police officer who later died, prominent club owner Vangelis Marinakis and others face trial in Athens, prompting a government crackdown on sports violence.
Greek Oligarch Marinakis Faces Trial Following Fan Violence, Police Officer's Death
Following a violent clash between Olympiakos Piräus and Panathinaikos Athen fans on December 7th, 2023, resulting in critical injuries to a police officer who later died, prominent club owner Vangelis Marinakis and others face trial in Athens, prompting a government crackdown on sports violence.
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44% Bias Score
Critically Low Rhine Water Levels Threaten Shipping and Agriculture
The Rhine River's water level near Kaub, Germany, has dropped to 103 centimeters, threatening to halt shipping due to insufficient water flow from the Alps and an exceptionally dry March (21% of average rainfall).
Critically Low Rhine Water Levels Threaten Shipping and Agriculture
The Rhine River's water level near Kaub, Germany, has dropped to 103 centimeters, threatening to halt shipping due to insufficient water flow from the Alps and an exceptionally dry March (21% of average rainfall).
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32% Bias Score
Russia Excluded from Trump's New Tariff List Due to Strategic Imports
President Donald Trump's new tariff list excludes Russia, despite significantly reduced trade, because of the strategic importance of US imports of Russian goods like fertilizers, platinum metals, and reactor parts, totaling over $2.9 billion in 2024.
Russia Excluded from Trump's New Tariff List Due to Strategic Imports
President Donald Trump's new tariff list excludes Russia, despite significantly reduced trade, because of the strategic importance of US imports of Russian goods like fertilizers, platinum metals, and reactor parts, totaling over $2.9 billion in 2024.
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32% Bias Score
Schufa Increases Credit Score Transparency in Germany
Germany's Schufa credit agency will launch a new, transparent credit scoring system in Q4 2024, offering free access to individual scores and their components, replacing over 50 existing scores with a single score based on 12 criteria to improve transparency and fairness.
Schufa Increases Credit Score Transparency in Germany
Germany's Schufa credit agency will launch a new, transparent credit scoring system in Q4 2024, offering free access to individual scores and their components, replacing over 50 existing scores with a single score based on 12 criteria to improve transparency and fairness.
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40% Bias Score
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