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Hong Kong Activist Jimmy Lai Remains Imprisoned Amidst Concerns Over His Health and Due Process
Jimmy Lai, a 78-year-old Hong Kong media mogul and activist, remains imprisoned since December 2020 for opposing China's policies, prompting his son Sebastian to campaign globally for his release, emphasizing his deteriorating health and the lack of due process in his trial.
Hong Kong Activist Jimmy Lai Remains Imprisoned Amidst Concerns Over His Health and Due Process
Jimmy Lai, a 78-year-old Hong Kong media mogul and activist, remains imprisoned since December 2020 for opposing China's policies, prompting his son Sebastian to campaign globally for his release, emphasizing his deteriorating health and the lack of due process in his trial.
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60% Bias Score
Ministers Commemorate Holocaust Amidst Rising Antisemitism in Germany
German and Israeli foreign ministers laid a wreath at Berlin's Holocaust memorial, addressing the alarming rise of antisemitism in Germany (8,600 incidents in 2024, a 77% increase) and the threats against Israel, highlighting the need for Israel's right to self-defense.
Ministers Commemorate Holocaust Amidst Rising Antisemitism in Germany
German and Israeli foreign ministers laid a wreath at Berlin's Holocaust memorial, addressing the alarming rise of antisemitism in Germany (8,600 incidents in 2024, a 77% increase) and the threats against Israel, highlighting the need for Israel's right to self-defense.
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48% Bias Score
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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40% Bias Score
German Court Rules Voluntary Pension Contributions Do Not Count Toward Basic Pension
The German Federal Social Court ruled that voluntary pension contributions do not count toward the basic pension, rejecting a 77-year-old retiree's claim; the court found the unequal treatment of mandatory and voluntary contributions to be legally justified, emphasizing differences in contribution c...
German Court Rules Voluntary Pension Contributions Do Not Count Toward Basic Pension
The German Federal Social Court ruled that voluntary pension contributions do not count toward the basic pension, rejecting a 77-year-old retiree's claim; the court found the unequal treatment of mandatory and voluntary contributions to be legally justified, emphasizing differences in contribution c...
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44% Bias Score
Hessen Cities Face Financial Crisis, Forcing Service Cuts
Hessen's cities face a severe financial crisis, forcing cutbacks in services like swimming pools, cultural programs, and potentially afternoon childcare, due to insufficient funding from the federal and state governments, impacting citizens significantly.
Hessen Cities Face Financial Crisis, Forcing Service Cuts
Hessen's cities face a severe financial crisis, forcing cutbacks in services like swimming pools, cultural programs, and potentially afternoon childcare, due to insufficient funding from the federal and state governments, impacting citizens significantly.
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40% Bias Score
New Zealand MPs Suspended for Haka Protest
Three Maori members of New Zealand's parliament were suspended for 7 to 21 days without pay for performing a haka to protest a bill perceived as harming Maori rights; the bill was later rejected.
New Zealand MPs Suspended for Haka Protest
Three Maori members of New Zealand's parliament were suspended for 7 to 21 days without pay for performing a haka to protest a bill perceived as harming Maori rights; the bill was later rejected.
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40% Bias Score
Trump-Musk Feud Erupts Over Tax Bill, Tesla Stock Plummets
Donald Trump and Elon Musk engaged in a very public dispute after Musk criticized Trump's proposed tax bill that included cuts to electric vehicle subsidies; Trump responded by calling Musk "crazy" and threatened Tesla with financial repercussions, causing Tesla's stock to fall over 14 percent.
Trump-Musk Feud Erupts Over Tax Bill, Tesla Stock Plummets
Donald Trump and Elon Musk engaged in a very public dispute after Musk criticized Trump's proposed tax bill that included cuts to electric vehicle subsidies; Trump responded by calling Musk "crazy" and threatened Tesla with financial repercussions, causing Tesla's stock to fall over 14 percent.
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56% Bias Score
EU Air Passenger Rights Reform: Dispute Over Delay Compensation Threshold
EU transport ministers will vote Thursday on changing air passenger rights, focusing on the delay threshold triggering compensation; Germany opposes extending it beyond three hours, while airlines and a passenger poll suggest five hours, causing concern among consumer advocates about the impact on p...
EU Air Passenger Rights Reform: Dispute Over Delay Compensation Threshold
EU transport ministers will vote Thursday on changing air passenger rights, focusing on the delay threshold triggering compensation; Germany opposes extending it beyond three hours, while airlines and a passenger poll suggest five hours, causing concern among consumer advocates about the impact on p...
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36% Bias Score
Germany's New Armed Forces Commissioner to Prioritize Bundeswehr Strengthening
Henning Otte, a CDU politician, was sworn in as Germany's new parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces on Thursday, succeeding Eva Högl. He plans to focus on strengthening the Bundeswehr by addressing personnel, equipment, and capability shortcomings, potentially advocating for mandatory mili...
Germany's New Armed Forces Commissioner to Prioritize Bundeswehr Strengthening
Henning Otte, a CDU politician, was sworn in as Germany's new parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces on Thursday, succeeding Eva Högl. He plans to focus on strengthening the Bundeswehr by addressing personnel, equipment, and capability shortcomings, potentially advocating for mandatory mili...
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40% Bias Score
German States Demand Compensation for Tax Shortfalls from Economic Relief Package
German states are demanding federal compensation for €48 billion in tax shortfalls stemming from a new economic relief package that benefits businesses through enhanced tax write-offs and future corporate tax cuts, disproportionately impacting local governments with already tight budgets.
German States Demand Compensation for Tax Shortfalls from Economic Relief Package
German states are demanding federal compensation for €48 billion in tax shortfalls stemming from a new economic relief package that benefits businesses through enhanced tax write-offs and future corporate tax cuts, disproportionately impacting local governments with already tight budgets.
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48% Bias Score
Zwanziger to Sue DFB for 24 Million Euro
Former German Football Association (DFB) president Theo Zwanziger, whose tax evasion charges were dropped in April for a 10,000 Euro payment, plans to sue the DFB for 24 million Euro in damages for defamation, citing 10 years of personal attacks, despite the DFB's birthday wishes.
Zwanziger to Sue DFB for 24 Million Euro
Former German Football Association (DFB) president Theo Zwanziger, whose tax evasion charges were dropped in April for a 10,000 Euro payment, plans to sue the DFB for 24 million Euro in damages for defamation, citing 10 years of personal attacks, despite the DFB's birthday wishes.
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36% Bias Score
German Customs Uncovers €36.8 Million in Damages from Undeclared Work in Thuringia and Saxony
German customs authorities in Thuringia and Southwest Saxony uncovered €36.8 million in damages from undeclared work and illegal employment in 2023, resulting in numerous criminal and administrative proceedings, along with the seizure of drugs, weapons, and illegal fireworks during inspections of 1,...
German Customs Uncovers €36.8 Million in Damages from Undeclared Work in Thuringia and Saxony
German customs authorities in Thuringia and Southwest Saxony uncovered €36.8 million in damages from undeclared work and illegal employment in 2023, resulting in numerous criminal and administrative proceedings, along with the seizure of drugs, weapons, and illegal fireworks during inspections of 1,...
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44% Bias Score
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