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SPD Membership Votes on German Coalition Agreement
SPD members are voting on a coalition agreement with the Union until April 29th, requiring at least 20% participation and a majority vote to pass; controversial aspects include migration and social policies, with rejection potentially leading to new elections or a minority government.
SPD Membership Votes on German Coalition Agreement
SPD members are voting on a coalition agreement with the Union until April 29th, requiring at least 20% participation and a majority vote to pass; controversial aspects include migration and social policies, with rejection potentially leading to new elections or a minority government.
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44% Bias Score
Ukrainian Soldier Uses Jazz Concert to Fundraise for Anti-Drone Weapons
During the freejazzsaar festival in Saarbrücken, Germany, on March 7th, 2022, Ukrainian army Captain Mark Tokar, a bassist, performed in full uniform, using the opportunity to collect donations for anti-drone weapons to support Ukraine's war effort.
Ukrainian Soldier Uses Jazz Concert to Fundraise for Anti-Drone Weapons
During the freejazzsaar festival in Saarbrücken, Germany, on March 7th, 2022, Ukrainian army Captain Mark Tokar, a bassist, performed in full uniform, using the opportunity to collect donations for anti-drone weapons to support Ukraine's war effort.
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40% Bias Score
US Unable to Repatriate Mistakenly Deported Salvadoran
A Salvadoran man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported from the US to El Salvador despite a Supreme Court order for his return, remains imprisoned; the US government claims it lacks the authority to repatriate him from foreign custody, while President Bukele refuses, labeling deportees as "terr...
US Unable to Repatriate Mistakenly Deported Salvadoran
A Salvadoran man, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, mistakenly deported from the US to El Salvador despite a Supreme Court order for his return, remains imprisoned; the US government claims it lacks the authority to repatriate him from foreign custody, while President Bukele refuses, labeling deportees as "terr...
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56% Bias Score
Kölner Haie Advance to Finals After Overtime Victory
The Kölner Haie hockey team defeated the ERC Ingolstadt 3-2 in overtime in the playoff semifinals, advancing to the finals against Eisbären Berlin. The victory, witnessed by over 18,600 fans, marks their first final appearance in 23 years and created an electrifying atmosphere in Cologne.
Kölner Haie Advance to Finals After Overtime Victory
The Kölner Haie hockey team defeated the ERC Ingolstadt 3-2 in overtime in the playoff semifinals, advancing to the finals against Eisbären Berlin. The victory, witnessed by over 18,600 fans, marks their first final appearance in 23 years and created an electrifying atmosphere in Cologne.
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36% Bias Score
Post-Mortem Revelation: Suhrkamp Publisher's Nazi Past Unveiled
In April 2025, 23 years after his death, it was revealed that Siegfried Unseld, the former publisher of Suhrkamp Verlag, was a member of the Nazi party at age 17 in 1942, prompting a reassessment of his legacy and the publishing house's role in post-war German cultural life.
Post-Mortem Revelation: Suhrkamp Publisher's Nazi Past Unveiled
In April 2025, 23 years after his death, it was revealed that Siegfried Unseld, the former publisher of Suhrkamp Verlag, was a member of the Nazi party at age 17 in 1942, prompting a reassessment of his legacy and the publishing house's role in post-war German cultural life.
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48% Bias Score
Berlin Mayor Proposes Expanding Knife Bans After Fatal Subway Stabbing
Following a fatal stabbing on a Berlin subway on Saturday, Berlin's mayor proposed expanding knife bans to public transport, with authorities now reviewing how to extend these zones to the U-Bahn and S-Bahn networks.
Berlin Mayor Proposes Expanding Knife Bans After Fatal Subway Stabbing
Following a fatal stabbing on a Berlin subway on Saturday, Berlin's mayor proposed expanding knife bans to public transport, with authorities now reviewing how to extend these zones to the U-Bahn and S-Bahn networks.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Launches Nationwide Electronic Patient File System
Germany's nationwide electronic patient file (ePA) system launches April 29th, allowing doctors to access previous patient records to avoid redundant treatments, starting mandatory data entry for medical professionals in October 2025, with penalties from January 2026 for non-compliance. Patients can...
Germany Launches Nationwide Electronic Patient File System
Germany's nationwide electronic patient file (ePA) system launches April 29th, allowing doctors to access previous patient records to avoid redundant treatments, starting mandatory data entry for medical professionals in October 2025, with penalties from January 2026 for non-compliance. Patients can...
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44% Bias Score
Netanyahu Rejects Palestinian State, Jeopardizing Peace Prospects
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu firmly rejected the creation of a Palestinian state in a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron, citing the lack of Palestinian condemnation for the October 7th Hamas attack and the risk of it becoming an Iranian terror base. Macron, who previously...
Netanyahu Rejects Palestinian State, Jeopardizing Peace Prospects
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu firmly rejected the creation of a Palestinian state in a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron, citing the lack of Palestinian condemnation for the October 7th Hamas attack and the risk of it becoming an Iranian terror base. Macron, who previously...
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56% Bias Score
EU Approves First Alzheimer's Disease Treatment Targeting Disease Processes
The European Commission approved Lecanemab, a new Alzheimer's treatment targeting disease processes, for use in the EU; although effective in slowing progression in early stages for a small subset of patients, it is not a cure and its long-term effects remain uncertain.
EU Approves First Alzheimer's Disease Treatment Targeting Disease Processes
The European Commission approved Lecanemab, a new Alzheimer's treatment targeting disease processes, for use in the EU; although effective in slowing progression in early stages for a small subset of patients, it is not a cure and its long-term effects remain uncertain.
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44% Bias Score
Stuttgart Court Rejects Woolworth's Lockdown Compensation Claim
The Stuttgart Regional Court rejected a €32 million claim from the Woolworth and Tedi parent company for losses incurred due to Covid-19 lockdowns in Baden-Württemberg, upholding the state's lockdown measures as lawful and proportionate; the ruling is not final, and an appeal is possible.
Stuttgart Court Rejects Woolworth's Lockdown Compensation Claim
The Stuttgart Regional Court rejected a €32 million claim from the Woolworth and Tedi parent company for losses incurred due to Covid-19 lockdowns in Baden-Württemberg, upholding the state's lockdown measures as lawful and proportionate; the ruling is not final, and an appeal is possible.
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36% Bias Score
New German Coalition Faces Potential Instability Despite Increased Financial Resources
The new German 'Schwarz-Schwarz-Rot' coalition, comprised of CDU, CSU, and SPD, is expected to face internal disagreements and potential instability, potentially hindering effective governance, despite possessing significantly more financial resources than its predecessor.
New German Coalition Faces Potential Instability Despite Increased Financial Resources
The new German 'Schwarz-Schwarz-Rot' coalition, comprised of CDU, CSU, and SPD, is expected to face internal disagreements and potential instability, potentially hindering effective governance, despite possessing significantly more financial resources than its predecessor.
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64% Bias Score
German Publisher's Nazi Past Sparks Debate
A recent ZEIT article revealed that Siegfried Unseld, a highly influential German publisher, was a member of the Nazi party (NSDAP) as a young man, a fact he concealed until his death in 2002; the revelation has sparked intense debate in Germany regarding historical reckoning and the evaluation of p...
German Publisher's Nazi Past Sparks Debate
A recent ZEIT article revealed that Siegfried Unseld, a highly influential German publisher, was a member of the Nazi party (NSDAP) as a young man, a fact he concealed until his death in 2002; the revelation has sparked intense debate in Germany regarding historical reckoning and the evaluation of p...
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56% Bias Score
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