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Berlin's Persistent Left-Wing Majority Despite Right-Wing Governance
In the recent German federal election, Berlin voters gave 51.8% of their votes to the Left Party, Greens, and SPD, reflecting a long-standing left-wing majority in the city that has often been denied governmental power, leading to policies at odds with voter preference; the upcoming state election o...
Berlin's Persistent Left-Wing Majority Despite Right-Wing Governance
In the recent German federal election, Berlin voters gave 51.8% of their votes to the Left Party, Greens, and SPD, reflecting a long-standing left-wing majority in the city that has often been denied governmental power, leading to policies at odds with voter preference; the upcoming state election o...
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56% Bias Score
Union Party Questions Funding of Anti-Extremism Groups
The Union party in Germany submitted a 551-question inquiry targeting civil society organizations involved in anti-right-wing extremism protests, questioning their political neutrality and funding after collaborating with the AfD on a controversial anti-immigration motion.
Union Party Questions Funding of Anti-Extremism Groups
The Union party in Germany submitted a 551-question inquiry targeting civil society organizations involved in anti-right-wing extremism protests, questioning their political neutrality and funding after collaborating with the AfD on a controversial anti-immigration motion.
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56% Bias Score
Merz Seeks €200 Billion for Bundeswehr, Bypassing Debt Brake
Following the election, Friedrich Merz, despite prior calls for fiscal restraint, now seeks €200 billion in additional spending for the Bundeswehr via a special fund, potentially bypassing Germany's debt brake, a move facing legal and political hurdles.
Merz Seeks €200 Billion for Bundeswehr, Bypassing Debt Brake
Following the election, Friedrich Merz, despite prior calls for fiscal restraint, now seeks €200 billion in additional spending for the Bundeswehr via a special fund, potentially bypassing Germany's debt brake, a move facing legal and political hurdles.
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44% Bias Score
US-Ukraine Raw Materials Deal: Tentative Agreement Reached
A tentative US-Ukraine agreement proposes a joint fund for Ukrainian raw materials, receiving 50% of revenues from minerals, oil, and gas; however, crucial details await further negotiations and parliamentary approval, lacking explicit US security guarantees.
US-Ukraine Raw Materials Deal: Tentative Agreement Reached
A tentative US-Ukraine agreement proposes a joint fund for Ukrainian raw materials, receiving 50% of revenues from minerals, oil, and gas; however, crucial details await further negotiations and parliamentary approval, lacking explicit US security guarantees.
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40% Bias Score
German Election: LGBTQ+ Rights Under Threat
Germany's recent election saw the Union and AfD gain significant support, raising concerns about the future of LGBTQ+ rights as these parties aim to roll back previously achieved protections and the AfD even seeks to abolish same-sex marriage and the Queer Commissioner's office.
German Election: LGBTQ+ Rights Under Threat
Germany's recent election saw the Union and AfD gain significant support, raising concerns about the future of LGBTQ+ rights as these parties aim to roll back previously achieved protections and the AfD even seeks to abolish same-sex marriage and the Queer Commissioner's office.
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64% Bias Score
Berlin Art Installation Highlights Mexico's Missing Persons Crisis
The art installation "Backyard" at the Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin uses clothing and audio to depict the search for over 115,000 missing people in Mexico, highlighting the lack of governmental support for families and the artists' use of commercial elements to address this issue.
Berlin Art Installation Highlights Mexico's Missing Persons Crisis
The art installation "Backyard" at the Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin uses clothing and audio to depict the search for over 115,000 missing people in Mexico, highlighting the lack of governmental support for families and the artists' use of commercial elements to address this issue.
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44% Bias Score
Dodik Sentenced, Threatens Bosnian Secession
Milorad Dodik, president of Bosnia's Republika Srpska, received a one-year prison sentence and six-year political ban for rejecting laws from the High Representative in 2023; he plans to withdraw from the Dayton Agreement and seek confederation with Serbia.
Dodik Sentenced, Threatens Bosnian Secession
Milorad Dodik, president of Bosnia's Republika Srpska, received a one-year prison sentence and six-year political ban for rejecting laws from the High Representative in 2023; he plans to withdraw from the Dayton Agreement and seek confederation with Serbia.
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52% Bias Score
EU Unveils "Omnibus" Regulation and "Clean Industrial Deal", Sparking Concerns Over Weakened Environmental Protections
The EU Commission will present the "Omnibus" regulation on Wednesday, aiming to simplify four sustainability laws, including the CSRD and supply chain act, while simultaneously unveiling the "Clean Industrial Deal" prioritizing industrial needs in climate action, causing concerns over weakened envir...
EU Unveils "Omnibus" Regulation and "Clean Industrial Deal", Sparking Concerns Over Weakened Environmental Protections
The EU Commission will present the "Omnibus" regulation on Wednesday, aiming to simplify four sustainability laws, including the CSRD and supply chain act, while simultaneously unveiling the "Clean Industrial Deal" prioritizing industrial needs in climate action, causing concerns over weakened envir...
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56% Bias Score
US and Russia Jointly Support UN Resolution on Ukraine
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution on the Ukraine conflict's anniversary, with both the US and Russia voting in favor, a move praised by Russia and prompting debate over international approaches to conflict resolution, asset seizure, and potential peacekeepers.
US and Russia Jointly Support UN Resolution on Ukraine
The UN Security Council adopted a resolution on the Ukraine conflict's anniversary, with both the US and Russia voting in favor, a move praised by Russia and prompting debate over international approaches to conflict resolution, asset seizure, and potential peacekeepers.
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48% Bias Score
Socioeconomic Disparity in German Higher Education
In Germany, only 11% of students from working-class families obtain a Master's degree compared to 43% of those from academic families; this disparity is fueled by insufficient Bafög, high living costs, and unpaid internships, pushing many students into poverty.
Socioeconomic Disparity in German Higher Education
In Germany, only 11% of students from working-class families obtain a Master's degree compared to 43% of those from academic families; this disparity is fueled by insufficient Bafög, high living costs, and unpaid internships, pushing many students into poverty.
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56% Bias Score
Arrest of Romanian Presidential Candidate Georgescu Amidst Election Scandal
Right-wing Romanian presidential candidate Călin Georgescu was arrested on Wednesday for alleged campaign finance violations and links to a fascist organization, prompting outrage from Trump allies; the arrest follows the annulment of the previous election due to Russian interference, with re-electi...
Arrest of Romanian Presidential Candidate Georgescu Amidst Election Scandal
Right-wing Romanian presidential candidate Călin Georgescu was arrested on Wednesday for alleged campaign finance violations and links to a fascist organization, prompting outrage from Trump allies; the arrest follows the annulment of the previous election due to Russian interference, with re-electi...
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48% Bias Score
Porsche's Secret Salzburg Tunnel Sparks Outrage
Wolfgang Porsche is building a 500-meter private car tunnel to his Salzburg villa, a project approved in February 2024 by the then-mayor, causing controversy due to its cost, secrecy, and potential conflict of interest.
Porsche's Secret Salzburg Tunnel Sparks Outrage
Wolfgang Porsche is building a 500-meter private car tunnel to his Salzburg villa, a project approved in February 2024 by the then-mayor, causing controversy due to its cost, secrecy, and potential conflict of interest.
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56% Bias Score
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