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Söder Rules Out Future German Chancellorship Bid
Bavarian Minister President Markus Söder has definitively ruled out a future bid for the German Chancellorship, citing Friedrich Merz's eight-year term and reflecting on his 2021 failed attempt and the resulting strained relationship with Armin Laschet, revealing internal CDU doubts about Laschet's ...
Söder Rules Out Future German Chancellorship Bid
Bavarian Minister President Markus Söder has definitively ruled out a future bid for the German Chancellorship, citing Friedrich Merz's eight-year term and reflecting on his 2021 failed attempt and the resulting strained relationship with Armin Laschet, revealing internal CDU doubts about Laschet's ...
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Saxony-Anhalt Real Estate Market Rebounds in 2024 but Remains Below Pre-Crisis Levels
The Saxony-Anhalt real estate market saw a 4% rise in total sales value (€3.6 billion) and a 2% increase in transactions (24,500) in 2024 compared to 2023, despite high construction costs and interest rates driving a shift towards existing properties, particularly older ones with slightly decreasing...
Saxony-Anhalt Real Estate Market Rebounds in 2024 but Remains Below Pre-Crisis Levels
The Saxony-Anhalt real estate market saw a 4% rise in total sales value (€3.6 billion) and a 2% increase in transactions (24,500) in 2024 compared to 2023, despite high construction costs and interest rates driving a shift towards existing properties, particularly older ones with slightly decreasing...
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Lee Jae Myung Wins South Korea's Snap Presidential Election
Following a six-month political crisis triggered by former President Yoon Suk Yeol's brief imposition of martial law in December, opposition leader Lee Jae Myung won South Korea's snap presidential election on Wednesday with 49.4% of the vote, succeeding Yoon after his impeachment, while 79.4% voter...
Lee Jae Myung Wins South Korea's Snap Presidential Election
Following a six-month political crisis triggered by former President Yoon Suk Yeol's brief imposition of martial law in December, opposition leader Lee Jae Myung won South Korea's snap presidential election on Wednesday with 49.4% of the vote, succeeding Yoon after his impeachment, while 79.4% voter...
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US Blocks Smuggling of Potentially Bioterroristic Fungus
In 2023, US authorities thwarted a Chinese researcher's attempt to smuggle Fusarium graminearum, a fungus that can affect crops and cause illness in humans and animals, into the US; the researcher and his girlfriend face charges for conspiracy, smuggling, and making false statements.
US Blocks Smuggling of Potentially Bioterroristic Fungus
In 2023, US authorities thwarted a Chinese researcher's attempt to smuggle Fusarium graminearum, a fungus that can affect crops and cause illness in humans and animals, into the US; the researcher and his girlfriend face charges for conspiracy, smuggling, and making false statements.
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German Automakers Lag Behind China's Rapid Growth
German automakers suffered a 2.3% revenue drop and a one-third profit decrease in Q1 2024, while Chinese manufacturers saw a 15% revenue and 66% profit increase, highlighting a growing competitive gap.
German Automakers Lag Behind China's Rapid Growth
German automakers suffered a 2.3% revenue drop and a one-third profit decrease in Q1 2024, while Chinese manufacturers saw a 15% revenue and 66% profit increase, highlighting a growing competitive gap.
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Ukraine Offensive Increases Russia Negotiation Odds: Von der Leyen
Ursula von der Leyen discusses the increased likelihood of Russia's willingness to negotiate due to Ukraine's recent military offensive, highlighting Russia's strategic failures and the importance of Western unity for a lasting peace, while mentioning potential 500 percent tariffs on Russian goods.
Ukraine Offensive Increases Russia Negotiation Odds: Von der Leyen
Ursula von der Leyen discusses the increased likelihood of Russia's willingness to negotiate due to Ukraine's recent military offensive, highlighting Russia's strategic failures and the importance of Western unity for a lasting peace, while mentioning potential 500 percent tariffs on Russian goods.
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Germany's Fiber Optic Rollout Lags Behind Schedule
Germany's plan for nationwide fiber optic network coverage by 2030 is facing significant delays due to uneven regional progress, slow consumer adoption, and Telekom's dominant market position, raising concerns about potential monopolies and the timeline for the copper network shutdown.

Germany's Fiber Optic Rollout Lags Behind Schedule
Germany's plan for nationwide fiber optic network coverage by 2030 is facing significant delays due to uneven regional progress, slow consumer adoption, and Telekom's dominant market position, raising concerns about potential monopolies and the timeline for the copper network shutdown.
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Sudan Conflict: 150,000 Dead, Largest Humanitarian Crisis
The conflict in Sudan has caused approximately 150,000 deaths and placed 16 million children in need, resulting in the largest humanitarian crisis ever documented, with 25 million facing acute hunger, and highlighting the geopolitical involvement of Russia and the UAE.

Sudan Conflict: 150,000 Dead, Largest Humanitarian Crisis
The conflict in Sudan has caused approximately 150,000 deaths and placed 16 million children in need, resulting in the largest humanitarian crisis ever documented, with 25 million facing acute hunger, and highlighting the geopolitical involvement of Russia and the UAE.
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Weinstein Retrial: Closing Arguments Presented in New York Sexual Assault Case
Harvey Weinstein's New York retrial for sexual assault is concluding, with closing arguments presented; the jury could reach a verdict today. The prosecution alleges abuse of three women (2006-2013), while the defense claims manipulation by the accusers. Weinstein faces additional convictions in Cal...

Weinstein Retrial: Closing Arguments Presented in New York Sexual Assault Case
Harvey Weinstein's New York retrial for sexual assault is concluding, with closing arguments presented; the jury could reach a verdict today. The prosecution alleges abuse of three women (2006-2013), while the defense claims manipulation by the accusers. Weinstein faces additional convictions in Cal...
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Microsoft to Train 300,000 in NRW on AI
Microsoft will provide AI training to over 300,000 educators, trainees, and finance workers in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, as part of a €3.2 billion investment in AI infrastructure, aiming to make the region a leading AI hub in Europe.

Microsoft to Train 300,000 in NRW on AI
Microsoft will provide AI training to over 300,000 educators, trainees, and finance workers in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, as part of a €3.2 billion investment in AI infrastructure, aiming to make the region a leading AI hub in Europe.
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Russia Criticizes NATO Baltic Sea Exercise as Provocative
One day before the start of the two-week NATO naval exercise Baltops in the Baltic Sea, Russia criticized the exercise as a provocation, claiming it was preparation for a military confrontation with Russia. The exercise, involving 50 ships, 25 aircraft, and 9,000 soldiers from 17 countries, will tak...

Russia Criticizes NATO Baltic Sea Exercise as Provocative
One day before the start of the two-week NATO naval exercise Baltops in the Baltic Sea, Russia criticized the exercise as a provocation, claiming it was preparation for a military confrontation with Russia. The exercise, involving 50 ships, 25 aircraft, and 9,000 soldiers from 17 countries, will tak...
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Bulgaria to Adopt Euro in 2026 Amidst Public Opposition
Bulgaria will adopt the euro on January 1, 2026, after delays due to high inflation, facilitating trade and travel; however, the decision is met with significant public opposition from pro-Russian and nationalist groups.

Bulgaria to Adopt Euro in 2026 Amidst Public Opposition
Bulgaria will adopt the euro on January 1, 2026, after delays due to high inflation, facilitating trade and travel; however, the decision is met with significant public opposition from pro-Russian and nationalist groups.
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36% Bias Score
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