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E-Fuels Insufficient for Climate-Neutral Car Traffic, Study Finds
A study by the Forum Ökologisch-Soziale Marktwirtschaft (FÖS) concludes that e-fuels will be insufficient to make car traffic climate-neutral, challenging the German exception in the EU's 2035 combustion engine ban. The study highlights e-fuels' high cost and low efficiency compared to electric vehi...
E-Fuels Insufficient for Climate-Neutral Car Traffic, Study Finds
A study by the Forum Ökologisch-Soziale Marktwirtschaft (FÖS) concludes that e-fuels will be insufficient to make car traffic climate-neutral, challenging the German exception in the EU's 2035 combustion engine ban. The study highlights e-fuels' high cost and low efficiency compared to electric vehi...
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56% Bias Score
Munro Scandal: Art, Abuse, and the Re-evaluation of a Literary Icon
Alice Munro, a Canadian Nobel Prize winner, faced a national scandal after her daughter revealed her complicity in her husband's decades-long sexual abuse, prompting debates about separating art from the artist and leading to a reevaluation of Munro's literary works.
Munro Scandal: Art, Abuse, and the Re-evaluation of a Literary Icon
Alice Munro, a Canadian Nobel Prize winner, faced a national scandal after her daughter revealed her complicity in her husband's decades-long sexual abuse, prompting debates about separating art from the artist and leading to a reevaluation of Munro's literary works.
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24% Bias Score
Kühne-Funded Hamburg Opera House Raises Concerns about Cultural Equity
Billionaire Klaus-Michael Kühne is funding a new opera house in Hamburg, raising concerns about accessibility and equity in cultural access, despite the city's efforts to minimize financial risk.
Kühne-Funded Hamburg Opera House Raises Concerns about Cultural Equity
Billionaire Klaus-Michael Kühne is funding a new opera house in Hamburg, raising concerns about accessibility and equity in cultural access, despite the city's efforts to minimize financial risk.
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76% Bias Score
Recession Brunette" Hair Trend Reflects Economic Uncertainty
The rising popularity of "Recession Brunette" hair color, involving darker shades or balayage, among women reflects economic anxieties leading to cost-saving beauty choices; this trend, while not a reliable economic indicator, mirrors past correlations between fashion and economic cycles.
Recession Brunette" Hair Trend Reflects Economic Uncertainty
The rising popularity of "Recession Brunette" hair color, involving darker shades or balayage, among women reflects economic anxieties leading to cost-saving beauty choices; this trend, while not a reliable economic indicator, mirrors past correlations between fashion and economic cycles.
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60% Bias Score
Massive German Protests Against Far-Right Surge
Between 500,000 and 600,000 people demonstrated across Germany this weekend against the far-right AfD and parties seen as tolerating extremism, with the largest protest occurring in Munich, including a symbolic firefighting event in Berlin targeting the CDU headquarters.
Massive German Protests Against Far-Right Surge
Between 500,000 and 600,000 people demonstrated across Germany this weekend against the far-right AfD and parties seen as tolerating extremism, with the largest protest occurring in Munich, including a symbolic firefighting event in Berlin targeting the CDU headquarters.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Delays Gaza Ceasefire Talks Amid Hostage Release and US Displacement Proposal
Three more Israeli hostages were freed from Hamas, but Israel delays ceasefire negotiations despite 70% public support, creating tension as the Hamas demands troop withdrawal and a permanent ceasefire while Israel refuses to accept a deal that leaves Hamas in power, and with less than 20 days left f...
Israel Delays Gaza Ceasefire Talks Amid Hostage Release and US Displacement Proposal
Three more Israeli hostages were freed from Hamas, but Israel delays ceasefire negotiations despite 70% public support, creating tension as the Hamas demands troop withdrawal and a permanent ceasefire while Israel refuses to accept a deal that leaves Hamas in power, and with less than 20 days left f...
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48% Bias Score
Merz's Relaxed Demeanor May Favor Union in Upcoming Election
The televised debate between Scholz and Merz showed no clear winner, but Merz's relaxed demeanor and Scholz's defensive approach, particularly on migration and welfare, may significantly favor the Union in the upcoming election.
Merz's Relaxed Demeanor May Favor Union in Upcoming Election
The televised debate between Scholz and Merz showed no clear winner, but Merz's relaxed demeanor and Scholz's defensive approach, particularly on migration and welfare, may significantly favor the Union in the upcoming election.
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60% Bias Score
Berlin Police Database Raises Concerns Over Clan Crime Focus
Berlin police maintain a database of 7,208 individuals from Arabic-speaking communities, far exceeding the low number of clan crime suspects (0.2% of total crime), raising concerns about potential discrimination and misallocation of resources.
Berlin Police Database Raises Concerns Over Clan Crime Focus
Berlin police maintain a database of 7,208 individuals from Arabic-speaking communities, far exceeding the low number of clan crime suspects (0.2% of total crime), raising concerns about potential discrimination and misallocation of resources.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Mitte Removes Privately Funded Public Art, Sparking Legal Battles
Berlin's Mitte district ordered the removal of privately funded public art installations, including "Memorias Urbanas" and the "Großen Lastenbär," due to a policy against long-term private art in public spaces, sparking legal challenges and debates about community engagement and cultural preservatio...
Berlin Mitte Removes Privately Funded Public Art, Sparking Legal Battles
Berlin's Mitte district ordered the removal of privately funded public art installations, including "Memorias Urbanas" and the "Großen Lastenbär," due to a policy against long-term private art in public spaces, sparking legal challenges and debates about community engagement and cultural preservatio...
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48% Bias Score
Assassination of Iranian Judges Exposes Regime's Weakness, Heightening War Risk
The assassination of two Iranian judges responsible for human rights abuses has increased public satisfaction in Iran but weakened the regime domestically and internationally, exposing its vulnerabilities and raising the risk of military intervention, particularly by Israel or the US.
Assassination of Iranian Judges Exposes Regime's Weakness, Heightening War Risk
The assassination of two Iranian judges responsible for human rights abuses has increased public satisfaction in Iran but weakened the regime domestically and internationally, exposing its vulnerabilities and raising the risk of military intervention, particularly by Israel or the US.
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64% Bias Score
Ecuador Election: Noboa Leads Despite Crisis
Ecuador's election on Sunday involves 14 million voters choosing a new president, vice president, national assembly members, and Andean parliament representatives; incumbent Daniel Noboa leads despite his administration's human rights abuses, high murder rate (peaking at 750 in January 2025, down fr...
Ecuador Election: Noboa Leads Despite Crisis
Ecuador's election on Sunday involves 14 million voters choosing a new president, vice president, national assembly members, and Andean parliament representatives; incumbent Daniel Noboa leads despite his administration's human rights abuses, high murder rate (peaking at 750 in January 2025, down fr...
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60% Bias Score
Hannover's Delayed Restitution of Nazi-Looted Corinth Painting Fuels Controversy
The city of Hannover faces criticism for its handling of a claim by the Levy family for a Lovis Corinth painting, acquired in 1949 from a Nazi-affiliated art collector who obtained pieces from Jewish owners under duress; the city's delayed research publication and alternative interpretation of evide...
Hannover's Delayed Restitution of Nazi-Looted Corinth Painting Fuels Controversy
The city of Hannover faces criticism for its handling of a claim by the Levy family for a Lovis Corinth painting, acquired in 1949 from a Nazi-affiliated art collector who obtained pieces from Jewish owners under duress; the city's delayed research publication and alternative interpretation of evide...
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48% Bias Score
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