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Afghan Family Sues Germany to Enforce Refugee Resettlement Promise
An Afghan scientist and writer, along with 13 family members, is suing Germany to compel the issuance of visas after a 16-month wait in Pakistan following a German promise of resettlement, despite Germany having already resettled 36,000 Afghans since the Taliban takeover.
Afghan Family Sues Germany to Enforce Refugee Resettlement Promise
An Afghan scientist and writer, along with 13 family members, is suing Germany to compel the issuance of visas after a 16-month wait in Pakistan following a German promise of resettlement, despite Germany having already resettled 36,000 Afghans since the Taliban takeover.
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44% Bias Score
German Coalition Divided Over Pension Reform"
Germany's new government faces internal conflict over pension reform, with the SPD proposing to include civil servants and the self-employed in the system, while the CDU opposes the plan due to financial concerns and advocates for sticking to the coalition agreement.
German Coalition Divided Over Pension Reform"
Germany's new government faces internal conflict over pension reform, with the SPD proposing to include civil servants and the self-employed in the system, while the CDU opposes the plan due to financial concerns and advocates for sticking to the coalition agreement.
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44% Bias Score
Sharp Rise in German School Absenteeism Leads to Increased Parental Fines
German school absenteeism leading to parental fines increased sharply; North Rhine-Westphalia saw a 45% rise in five years, reaching 8076 cases in 2024. Reasons include family issues, mental health problems, and parental choices, with fines ranging up to €2500.
Sharp Rise in German School Absenteeism Leads to Increased Parental Fines
German school absenteeism leading to parental fines increased sharply; North Rhine-Westphalia saw a 45% rise in five years, reaching 8076 cases in 2024. Reasons include family issues, mental health problems, and parental choices, with fines ranging up to €2500.
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40% Bias Score
Margot Friedländer: A Legacy of Remembrance and Reconciliation
Margot Friedländer, a Holocaust survivor, returned to Berlin to actively promote remembrance and reconciliation, inspiring countless people with her message of 'Be human' and her unwavering belief in humanity's capacity for good despite facing rising antisemitism and intolerance.
Margot Friedländer: A Legacy of Remembrance and Reconciliation
Margot Friedländer, a Holocaust survivor, returned to Berlin to actively promote remembrance and reconciliation, inspiring countless people with her message of 'Be human' and her unwavering belief in humanity's capacity for good despite facing rising antisemitism and intolerance.
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32% Bias Score
Ukraine Ceasefire Ends Amidst Accusations of Violations
Following a three-day ceasefire in Ukraine that ended at midnight on January 7th, 2024, both sides accused each other of violations, while a joint diplomatic initiative from four European leaders urged a 30-day unconditional truce; Russia, however, set conditions that include halting Western arms su...
Ukraine Ceasefire Ends Amidst Accusations of Violations
Following a three-day ceasefire in Ukraine that ended at midnight on January 7th, 2024, both sides accused each other of violations, while a joint diplomatic initiative from four European leaders urged a 30-day unconditional truce; Russia, however, set conditions that include halting Western arms su...
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40% Bias Score
Zelenskyy to Meet Putin for Peace Talks in Turkey
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will meet with Russian President Putin in Turkey on Thursday for peace talks to discuss ending the over three-year war in Ukraine, following Putin's offer and despite ongoing fighting and skepticism from world leaders, including Trump.
Zelenskyy to Meet Putin for Peace Talks in Turkey
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will meet with Russian President Putin in Turkey on Thursday for peace talks to discuss ending the over three-year war in Ukraine, following Putin's offer and despite ongoing fighting and skepticism from world leaders, including Trump.
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44% Bias Score
Bafin Lowers German Real Estate Loan Risk Surcharge Amid Market Recovery
Germany's financial regulator, Bafin, lowered the risk surcharge for real estate loans from 2 percent to 1 percent on October 26, 2023, reflecting a stabilizing housing market but acknowledging persistent economic uncertainties and a housing shortage of over 300,000 units annually.
Bafin Lowers German Real Estate Loan Risk Surcharge Amid Market Recovery
Germany's financial regulator, Bafin, lowered the risk surcharge for real estate loans from 2 percent to 1 percent on October 26, 2023, reflecting a stabilizing housing market but acknowledging persistent economic uncertainties and a housing shortage of over 300,000 units annually.
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36% Bias Score
AfD Proposes Nationalist German History Campaign in Saxony-Anhalt
The AfD in Saxony-Anhalt proposed replacing the state's '#moderndenken' tourism campaign with '#deutschdenken' and a 'Stolz-Pass' for discounts at historical sites, sparking criticism from other parties who see it as nationalist cultural appropriation.
AfD Proposes Nationalist German History Campaign in Saxony-Anhalt
The AfD in Saxony-Anhalt proposed replacing the state's '#moderndenken' tourism campaign with '#deutschdenken' and a 'Stolz-Pass' for discounts at historical sites, sparking criticism from other parties who see it as nationalist cultural appropriation.
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56% Bias Score
Europe Ultimatum to Russia: Ceasefire or Intensified Action
European leaders gave Russia an ultimatum: a 30-day ceasefire starting Monday, or face intensified action; Russia rejected the proposal, suggesting talks on May 15th in Istanbul, a tactic viewed by many as a delaying maneuver.
Europe Ultimatum to Russia: Ceasefire or Intensified Action
European leaders gave Russia an ultimatum: a 30-day ceasefire starting Monday, or face intensified action; Russia rejected the proposal, suggesting talks on May 15th in Istanbul, a tactic viewed by many as a delaying maneuver.
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64% Bias Score
Germany Questions Israel's Gaza Strategy Amidst Growing International Concerns
German Foreign Minister Wadephul visited Israel during its military operation in Gaza, expressing concerns about its strategy and emphasizing the need for negotiations, while Israel aims for lasting control and faces international criticism and internal resistance.
Germany Questions Israel's Gaza Strategy Amidst Growing International Concerns
German Foreign Minister Wadephul visited Israel during its military operation in Gaza, expressing concerns about its strategy and emphasizing the need for negotiations, while Israel aims for lasting control and faces international criticism and internal resistance.
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40% Bias Score
Putin Proposes Unconditional Peace Talks with Ukraine
Following a rejected Ukrainian ultimatum for a 30-day ceasefire, Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed resuming direct peace talks in Turkey on May 15th, without preconditions, while the Kremlin stated that the previous three-day ceasefire had ended due to Ukrainian violations.
Putin Proposes Unconditional Peace Talks with Ukraine
Following a rejected Ukrainian ultimatum for a 30-day ceasefire, Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed resuming direct peace talks in Turkey on May 15th, without preconditions, while the Kremlin stated that the previous three-day ceasefire had ended due to Ukrainian violations.
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52% Bias Score
Schengen Agreement Anniversary Highlights Free Movement, Security Concerns
The Schengen Agreement, signed in the Luxembourgish village of Schengen on June 14, 1985, abolished passport and customs controls among initially five and now 33 European countries, creating a free movement area of almost 420 million people but with ongoing security challenges.
Schengen Agreement Anniversary Highlights Free Movement, Security Concerns
The Schengen Agreement, signed in the Luxembourgish village of Schengen on June 14, 1985, abolished passport and customs controls among initially five and now 33 European countries, creating a free movement area of almost 420 million people but with ongoing security challenges.
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48% Bias Score
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