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Kluge's AI-Generated Art: Redefining Artistic Creation
Alexander Kluge, a 92-year-old filmmaker, uses AI image generation (Stable Diffusion) to create art, documented in his new book "Der Konjunktiv der Bilder," which showcases AI-generated images and film clips, exploring AI's potential and limitations in artistic expression and historical interpretati...
Kluge's AI-Generated Art: Redefining Artistic Creation
Alexander Kluge, a 92-year-old filmmaker, uses AI image generation (Stable Diffusion) to create art, documented in his new book "Der Konjunktiv der Bilder," which showcases AI-generated images and film clips, exploring AI's potential and limitations in artistic expression and historical interpretati...
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32% Bias Score
Germany's Minimum Wage Debate: €15 Proposal Sparks Economic Concerns
Germany's 2015 minimum wage, initially €8.50, is again debated, with Chancellor Scholz pushing for a €15 increase, sparking concerns about potential job losses despite past success in reducing low-wage employment and income inequality.
Germany's Minimum Wage Debate: €15 Proposal Sparks Economic Concerns
Germany's 2015 minimum wage, initially €8.50, is again debated, with Chancellor Scholz pushing for a €15 increase, sparking concerns about potential job losses despite past success in reducing low-wage employment and income inequality.
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44% Bias Score
Faeser Proposes New Security Laws After Magdeburg Attack
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser proposed new security laws two days after the Magdeburg attack, focusing on a new Federal Police Act and biometric facial recognition, despite these measures being unrelated to the attack itself and the perpetrator's complex background.
Faeser Proposes New Security Laws After Magdeburg Attack
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser proposed new security laws two days after the Magdeburg attack, focusing on a new Federal Police Act and biometric facial recognition, despite these measures being unrelated to the attack itself and the perpetrator's complex background.
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44% Bias Score
Climate Discourse: The Need for Positive Visions
Author Kübra Gümüşay discusses the need for positive climate narratives in the face of fossil fuel industry rhetoric, highlighting the importance of acknowledging current societal failures and embracing a healthy sense of shame for collective action.
Climate Discourse: The Need for Positive Visions
Author Kübra Gümüşay discusses the need for positive climate narratives in the face of fossil fuel industry rhetoric, highlighting the importance of acknowledging current societal failures and embracing a healthy sense of shame for collective action.
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48% Bias Score
Volkswagen Averts Plant Closures in Restructuring Deal
Volkswagen and its worker representatives reached a compromise to restructure the company, involving the reduction of over 35,000 jobs and a 25% cut in production capacity, while avoiding plant closures and extending job security until 2030, saving over €15 billion annually.
Volkswagen Averts Plant Closures in Restructuring Deal
Volkswagen and its worker representatives reached a compromise to restructure the company, involving the reduction of over 35,000 jobs and a 25% cut in production capacity, while avoiding plant closures and extending job security until 2030, saving over €15 billion annually.
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44% Bias Score
Hamburg Energy Company Scraps Biomass Plan Amid Sustainability Concerns
Hamburg's HEnW cancelled biomass burning plans at its Tiefstack power plant due to sustainability concerns and regulatory changes, opting instead for natural gas and a larger river water heat pump, increasing its energy reliance but avoiding neocolonial sourcing.
Hamburg Energy Company Scraps Biomass Plan Amid Sustainability Concerns
Hamburg's HEnW cancelled biomass burning plans at its Tiefstack power plant due to sustainability concerns and regulatory changes, opting instead for natural gas and a larger river water heat pump, increasing its energy reliance but avoiding neocolonial sourcing.
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40% Bias Score
Linke Hände": A Theatrical Exploration of East German Resistance
Linke Hände", a Berlin-based theatrical production, creatively combines Brigitte Reimann's novel with the life stories of East German artists Gabriele Stötzer and Cornelia Schleime, exploring themes of resistance and self-assertion in the context of the GDR, using performance art and music.
Linke Hände": A Theatrical Exploration of East German Resistance
Linke Hände", a Berlin-based theatrical production, creatively combines Brigitte Reimann's novel with the life stories of East German artists Gabriele Stötzer and Cornelia Schleime, exploring themes of resistance and self-assertion in the context of the GDR, using performance art and music.
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40% Bias Score
VW-IG Metall Compromise Averts Layoffs, But at a Steep Price
Volkswagen and IG Metall reached a hard-fought compromise on wage negotiations, averting job cuts but requiring €1.5 billion in annual employee contributions and a 10% management pay cut for two years. The deal follows intense pressure from the Porsche and Piëch families, owners of Volkswagen.
VW-IG Metall Compromise Averts Layoffs, But at a Steep Price
Volkswagen and IG Metall reached a hard-fought compromise on wage negotiations, averting job cuts but requiring €1.5 billion in annual employee contributions and a 10% management pay cut for two years. The deal follows intense pressure from the Porsche and Piëch families, owners of Volkswagen.
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48% Bias Score
Mishima's Resurgence: Right-Wing Extremists Embrace Japanese Author
Yukio Mishima, a Japanese author who died by ritual suicide in 1970, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity among European right-wing extremists due to his nationalist views and exploration of themes of violence, death, and masculinity in his novels and essays, such as "The Sailor Who Fell From ...
Mishima's Resurgence: Right-Wing Extremists Embrace Japanese Author
Yukio Mishima, a Japanese author who died by ritual suicide in 1970, is experiencing a resurgence in popularity among European right-wing extremists due to his nationalist views and exploration of themes of violence, death, and masculinity in his novels and essays, such as "The Sailor Who Fell From ...
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60% Bias Score
Mozambique's Constitutional Court to Confirm Frelimo Victory Amidst Protests and Violence
Following the October 9th Mozambican presidential election, the Constitutional Court will confirm Frelimo's victory on Monday despite over 130 deaths and nearly 4,000 arrests during weeks of opposition protests; the outgoing president attempted mediation, but the opposition leader remains in exile a...
Mozambique's Constitutional Court to Confirm Frelimo Victory Amidst Protests and Violence
Following the October 9th Mozambican presidential election, the Constitutional Court will confirm Frelimo's victory on Monday despite over 130 deaths and nearly 4,000 arrests during weeks of opposition protests; the outgoing president attempted mediation, but the opposition leader remains in exile a...
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56% Bias Score
Early German Election Disrupts Political Discourse and Erodes Public Trust
Germany's unexpectedly early federal election has disrupted the political rhythm, impacting public trust in candidates and their promises due to uncertainty about future governing coalitions.
Early German Election Disrupts Political Discourse and Erodes Public Trust
Germany's unexpectedly early federal election has disrupted the political rhythm, impacting public trust in candidates and their promises due to uncertainty about future governing coalitions.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Debit Card for Asylum Seekers Sparks Controversy
Germany's new debit card system for asylum seekers, launched in Baden-Württemberg and Hessen, restricts cash withdrawals to €50, sparking protests; proponents say it combats human trafficking and prevents fraud, while critics view it as discriminatory and harmful to integration efforts.
Germany's Debit Card for Asylum Seekers Sparks Controversy
Germany's new debit card system for asylum seekers, launched in Baden-Württemberg and Hessen, restricts cash withdrawals to €50, sparking protests; proponents say it combats human trafficking and prevents fraud, while critics view it as discriminatory and harmful to integration efforts.
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48% Bias Score
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