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Volkswagen Found Liable for Slave Labor in Brazil
A Brazilian court ordered Volkswagen to pay a record 165 million Reais (≈€26 million) for using slave labor on its subsidiary's Amazon farm during the 1970s-80s military dictatorship, profiting from the exploitation of hundreds of workers under inhumane conditions.
Volkswagen Found Liable for Slave Labor in Brazil
A Brazilian court ordered Volkswagen to pay a record 165 million Reais (≈€26 million) for using slave labor on its subsidiary's Amazon farm during the 1970s-80s military dictatorship, profiting from the exploitation of hundreds of workers under inhumane conditions.
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24% Bias Score
Germany Rejects EU Sanctions on Israel over Gaza
Germany will not support the EU Commission's proposal to sanction Israel for its handling of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing concerns that the proposed measures would be ineffective in changing Israel's actions.
Germany Rejects EU Sanctions on Israel over Gaza
Germany will not support the EU Commission's proposal to sanction Israel for its handling of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, citing concerns that the proposed measures would be ineffective in changing Israel's actions.
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28% Bias Score
German Tourist Drowns Saving Children in Lake Como
A 55-year-old German man drowned in Lake Como while saving his children who had fallen overboard from their rented boat on Monday; his body was recovered at a depth of 220 meters after a multi-day search.
German Tourist Drowns Saving Children in Lake Como
A 55-year-old German man drowned in Lake Como while saving his children who had fallen overboard from their rented boat on Monday; his body was recovered at a depth of 220 meters after a multi-day search.
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20% Bias Score
Berlin Awards €15 Billion S-Bahn Contract to DB, Stadler, and Siemens Consortium
After years of delays, a consortium of Deutsche Bahn, Stadler, and Siemens won a €15 billion contract to operate and maintain Berlin's S-Bahn network for 15 years, starting in the 2030s, including the delivery of 1,400 new train cars and 30 years of maintenance.
Berlin Awards €15 Billion S-Bahn Contract to DB, Stadler, and Siemens Consortium
After years of delays, a consortium of Deutsche Bahn, Stadler, and Siemens won a €15 billion contract to operate and maintain Berlin's S-Bahn network for 15 years, starting in the 2030s, including the delivery of 1,400 new train cars and 30 years of maintenance.
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36% Bias Score
Debate between Tübingen Mayor Palmer and AfD Leader Frohnmaier Sells Out; Counter-Protests Planned
A debate between Tübingen's mayor, Boris Palmer, and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier, is sold out, prompting counter-protests on September 5th, with around 1500 people expected, due to Palmer's decision to provide a platform for the AfD.
Debate between Tübingen Mayor Palmer and AfD Leader Frohnmaier Sells Out; Counter-Protests Planned
A debate between Tübingen's mayor, Boris Palmer, and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier, is sold out, prompting counter-protests on September 5th, with around 1500 people expected, due to Palmer's decision to provide a platform for the AfD.
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24% Bias Score
Preußen Münster Defeats VfL Bochum, Exacerbating Bochum's Crisis
Preußen Münster secured a 2-1 victory against VfL Bochum on Saturday, leaving Bochum with only three points and in 15th place after four matches, while Münster enjoys a strong start to their season with seven points.
Preußen Münster Defeats VfL Bochum, Exacerbating Bochum's Crisis
Preußen Münster secured a 2-1 victory against VfL Bochum on Saturday, leaving Bochum with only three points and in 15th place after four matches, while Münster enjoys a strong start to their season with seven points.
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40% Bias Score
German Bundestag Parties Paid €1.8 Million in Fines for Campaign Finance Violations Since 2017
Since 2017, German Bundestag parties have paid approximately €1.8 million in fines for various campaign finance violations, with the AfD accounting for over half of the total, primarily due to undisclosed support from the Goal AG PR agency and illegal donations.
German Bundestag Parties Paid €1.8 Million in Fines for Campaign Finance Violations Since 2017
Since 2017, German Bundestag parties have paid approximately €1.8 million in fines for various campaign finance violations, with the AfD accounting for over half of the total, primarily due to undisclosed support from the Goal AG PR agency and illegal donations.
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32% Bias Score
Niedersachsen Criticized for Lack of Proactive KI Gigafactory Pursuit
CDU faction leader Sebastian Lechner criticizes the Lower Saxony state government for its perceived slow response to securing a European AI gigafactory, highlighting the region's potential with affordable energy, while the state government asserts its active involvement in related projects and pendi...
Niedersachsen Criticized for Lack of Proactive KI Gigafactory Pursuit
CDU faction leader Sebastian Lechner criticizes the Lower Saxony state government for its perceived slow response to securing a European AI gigafactory, highlighting the region's potential with affordable energy, while the state government asserts its active involvement in related projects and pendi...
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48% Bias Score
Germany's New Wehrdienst: 31,000 Young Men Affected
Starting in 2026, approximately 31,000 young men in Hesse, Germany, born in 2008, will be affected by the new mandatory Wehrdienst (national service), as announced by the Hessian State Statistical Office, based on December 31, 2024, population data. This number may change.
Germany's New Wehrdienst: 31,000 Young Men Affected
Starting in 2026, approximately 31,000 young men in Hesse, Germany, born in 2008, will be affected by the new mandatory Wehrdienst (national service), as announced by the Hessian State Statistical Office, based on December 31, 2024, population data. This number may change.
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52% Bias Score
Merz and Wüst Address Financial Strain on German Municipalities and Rising AfD Influence
During a CDU party congress in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Chancellor Merz and Minister-President Wüst addressed financial challenges facing German municipalities, the rising influence of the AfD, and strategies to counter it, while celebrating strong CDU support in NRW.
Merz and Wüst Address Financial Strain on German Municipalities and Rising AfD Influence
During a CDU party congress in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), Chancellor Merz and Minister-President Wüst addressed financial challenges facing German municipalities, the rising influence of the AfD, and strategies to counter it, while celebrating strong CDU support in NRW.
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56% Bias Score
Power Struggle Erupts in German Werteunion Party
A power struggle is underway within Germany's Werteunion party, with Deputy Chair Sylvia Pantel accusing Chairman Hans-Georg Maaßen of autocratic behavior and damaging the party, while Maaßen hints at leaving the party, claiming a coup is in progress.
Power Struggle Erupts in German Werteunion Party
A power struggle is underway within Germany's Werteunion party, with Deputy Chair Sylvia Pantel accusing Chairman Hans-Georg Maaßen of autocratic behavior and damaging the party, while Maaßen hints at leaving the party, claiming a coup is in progress.
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28% Bias Score
Devilish Plans" in German Schools: A Satirical Look at Compulsory Education
A satirical German news piece exposes the "horrifying" conditions of schools, portraying compulsory education as a cruel and unusual punishment inflicted upon unsuspecting children, highlighting negative aspects of the system.
Devilish Plans" in German Schools: A Satirical Look at Compulsory Education
A satirical German news piece exposes the "horrifying" conditions of schools, portraying compulsory education as a cruel and unusual punishment inflicted upon unsuspecting children, highlighting negative aspects of the system.
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64% Bias Score
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