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Hamburg Begging Ban Faces Legal Challenge
A lawsuit filed in Hamburg challenges a ban on begging in public transport, citing infringement of basic rights and disproportionate impact on vulnerable individuals; 1923 fines were issued in 2024, with only 24 paid.
Hamburg Begging Ban Faces Legal Challenge
A lawsuit filed in Hamburg challenges a ban on begging in public transport, citing infringement of basic rights and disproportionate impact on vulnerable individuals; 1923 fines were issued in 2024, with only 24 paid.
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48% Bias Score
İmamoğlu's Imprisonment Deepens Political Polarization in Turkey
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's imprisonment since Sunday sparks protests and divisions, prompting a message of reconciliation from the imprisoned mayor, while the government alleges insults against Erdoğan and his mother, leading to arrests and deepening political polarization.
İmamoğlu's Imprisonment Deepens Political Polarization in Turkey
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's imprisonment since Sunday sparks protests and divisions, prompting a message of reconciliation from the imprisoned mayor, while the government alleges insults against Erdoğan and his mother, leading to arrests and deepening political polarization.
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44% Bias Score
Climate Change Shrinks Thermosphere, Increasing Space Debris Collision Risk
A MIT study published in Nature Sustainability shows that climate change cools and shrinks the Earth's thermosphere, reducing atmospheric drag on space debris, increasing collision risks for satellites, and potentially decreasing satellite transport capacity by 50-66% between 200-1000km.
Climate Change Shrinks Thermosphere, Increasing Space Debris Collision Risk
A MIT study published in Nature Sustainability shows that climate change cools and shrinks the Earth's thermosphere, reducing atmospheric drag on space debris, increasing collision risks for satellites, and potentially decreasing satellite transport capacity by 50-66% between 200-1000km.
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36% Bias Score
Marienfelde Memorial's New Audio Tour Links Past and Present Refugee Experiences
Marienfelde Memorial in Berlin launched a new audio tour, "Flight to Germany," connecting the experiences of DDR refugees with those of today's global refugees, highlighting shared struggles and the ongoing need for support and empathy. The tour features personal stories, video clips and a community...
Marienfelde Memorial's New Audio Tour Links Past and Present Refugee Experiences
Marienfelde Memorial in Berlin launched a new audio tour, "Flight to Germany," connecting the experiences of DDR refugees with those of today's global refugees, highlighting shared struggles and the ongoing need for support and empathy. The tour features personal stories, video clips and a community...
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24% Bias Score
Israeli Settlers Attack Oscar-Winning Palestinian Filmmaker
Masked Israeli settlers attacked Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal in Susia, West Bank, on Monday evening, injuring him and damaging his property; Israeli soldiers present took no action, and Ballal was subsequently arrested, highlighting escalating settler violence and biased law en...
Israeli Settlers Attack Oscar-Winning Palestinian Filmmaker
Masked Israeli settlers attacked Oscar-winning Palestinian filmmaker Hamdan Ballal in Susia, West Bank, on Monday evening, injuring him and damaging his property; Israeli soldiers present took no action, and Ballal was subsequently arrested, highlighting escalating settler violence and biased law en...
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Settler Violence: Attack on Filmmaker Exposes Systemic Issue
The assault on Oscar-winning documentary co-director Hamdan Ballal by Israeli settlers in the West Bank underscores the routine violence against Palestinians, often ignored amidst the Gaza conflict; the involvement of soldiers and political support for perpetrators highlight a climate of impunity.
Israeli Settler Violence: Attack on Filmmaker Exposes Systemic Issue
The assault on Oscar-winning documentary co-director Hamdan Ballal by Israeli settlers in the West Bank underscores the routine violence against Palestinians, often ignored amidst the Gaza conflict; the involvement of soldiers and political support for perpetrators highlight a climate of impunity.
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Army Kills Journalist in Gaza
On October 29th, 2024, the Israeli army admitted to the targeted killing of 23-year-old journalist Hossam Shabat in Gaza, claiming he was a Hamas operative; this follows the killing of over 145 journalists since October 2023, highlighting the dangerous conditions faced by journalists reporting on th...
Israeli Army Kills Journalist in Gaza
On October 29th, 2024, the Israeli army admitted to the targeted killing of 23-year-old journalist Hossam Shabat in Gaza, claiming he was a Hamas operative; this follows the killing of over 145 journalists since October 2023, highlighting the dangerous conditions faced by journalists reporting on th...
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56% Bias Score
Rise in Youth Involvement in Berlin Neo-Nazi Rallies
A recent neo-Nazi rally in Berlin saw a concerning number of young participants, raising concerns about the increasing influence of online radicalization among young people seeking belonging and purpose, often through platforms like TikTok and Telegram.
Rise in Youth Involvement in Berlin Neo-Nazi Rallies
A recent neo-Nazi rally in Berlin saw a concerning number of young participants, raising concerns about the increasing influence of online radicalization among young people seeking belonging and purpose, often through platforms like TikTok and Telegram.
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20% Bias Score
Berlin Police Brutally Suppress Counter-Protest Against Neo-Nazi Rally
In Berlin, police violently confronted counter-demonstrators protesting a neo-Nazi rally on Saturday, using pepper spray and batons; police claim a bus's siren violated noise regulations and that bottles were thrown, but witnesses and the Green Party say the police account is false and the siren had...
Berlin Police Brutally Suppress Counter-Protest Against Neo-Nazi Rally
In Berlin, police violently confronted counter-demonstrators protesting a neo-Nazi rally on Saturday, using pepper spray and batons; police claim a bus's siren violated noise regulations and that bottles were thrown, but witnesses and the Green Party say the police account is false and the siren had...
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40% Bias Score
Belarusian Author Wins Leipzig Book Prize for Dystopian Novel Predicting Belarus's Annexation
Alhierd Bacharevič, a Belarusian author living in exile, won the Leipzig Book Prize for his 740-page novel "Europe's Dogs," a dystopian vision of a future where Belarus is annexed by Russia, highlighting the fragility of Belarusian independence and the importance of cultural preservation.
Belarusian Author Wins Leipzig Book Prize for Dystopian Novel Predicting Belarus's Annexation
Alhierd Bacharevič, a Belarusian author living in exile, won the Leipzig Book Prize for his 740-page novel "Europe's Dogs," a dystopian vision of a future where Belarus is annexed by Russia, highlighting the fragility of Belarusian independence and the importance of cultural preservation.
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44% Bias Score
Record EU Textile Consumption Drives Environmental Concerns
EU citizens' textile consumption hit a record 19 kg per person in 2022, up from 17 kg in 2019, driven by cheap fast fashion and apps like Zalando and Shein, resulting in 6.94 million tons of textile waste and significant environmental problems.
Record EU Textile Consumption Drives Environmental Concerns
EU citizens' textile consumption hit a record 19 kg per person in 2022, up from 17 kg in 2019, driven by cheap fast fashion and apps like Zalando and Shein, resulting in 6.94 million tons of textile waste and significant environmental problems.
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36% Bias Score
Grasser Corruption Conviction Upheld: Four-Year Sentence After 16-Year Trial
Austria's Supreme Court upheld the corruption conviction of former Finance Minister Karl-Heinz Grasser, sentencing him to four years in prison for his involvement in a €961 million privatization deal of 60,000 public housing units in 2004, involving a €9.61 million bribe allegedly channeled through ...
Grasser Corruption Conviction Upheld: Four-Year Sentence After 16-Year Trial
Austria's Supreme Court upheld the corruption conviction of former Finance Minister Karl-Heinz Grasser, sentencing him to four years in prison for his involvement in a €961 million privatization deal of 60,000 public housing units in 2004, involving a €9.61 million bribe allegedly channeled through ...
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40% Bias Score
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