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IG Metall Demands High Severance Pay Amid Ford Germany Job Cuts
The IG Metall union in Germany is demanding substantial severance packages—a €200,000 base payment plus additional compensation—for Ford employees facing job cuts, citing the recent withdrawal of insolvency protection by Ford's US parent company as a major concern.
IG Metall Demands High Severance Pay Amid Ford Germany Job Cuts
The IG Metall union in Germany is demanding substantial severance packages—a €200,000 base payment plus additional compensation—for Ford employees facing job cuts, citing the recent withdrawal of insolvency protection by Ford's US parent company as a major concern.
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40% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein Expands Domestic Violence Protection with Electronic Monitoring
Schleswig-Holstein's parliament approved a law using electronic ankle monitors to protect domestic violence victims, mirroring Spain's model, following a 2024 increase of 8.8% in cases to 9,360, resulting in 7 deaths; however, the law excludes trans women, sparking criticism.
Schleswig-Holstein Expands Domestic Violence Protection with Electronic Monitoring
Schleswig-Holstein's parliament approved a law using electronic ankle monitors to protect domestic violence victims, mirroring Spain's model, following a 2024 increase of 8.8% in cases to 9,360, resulting in 7 deaths; however, the law excludes trans women, sparking criticism.
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48% Bias Score
German Court: Nazi-Era Bank Account Claim Likely Time-Barred
A German court is expected to rule against a descendant of a Jewish family seeking access to a Nazi-era bank account due to the expiration of the statute of limitations, raising questions about the balance between legal processes and historical justice. The account, belonging to a Hagen butcher fami...
German Court: Nazi-Era Bank Account Claim Likely Time-Barred
A German court is expected to rule against a descendant of a Jewish family seeking access to a Nazi-era bank account due to the expiration of the statute of limitations, raising questions about the balance between legal processes and historical justice. The account, belonging to a Hagen butcher fami...
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48% Bias Score
Kodi Sells 150 Stores, 80 to Close Amidst Insolvency
Kodi, a German discount retailer facing insolvency, has agreed to sell 150 of its 230 stores, retaining around 1200 employees, while 80 stores with approximately 480 employees will close, though further investor talks are ongoing.
Kodi Sells 150 Stores, 80 to Close Amidst Insolvency
Kodi, a German discount retailer facing insolvency, has agreed to sell 150 of its 230 stores, retaining around 1200 employees, while 80 stores with approximately 480 employees will close, though further investor talks are ongoing.
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FC Bayern Munich Faces Major Defensive Crisis
FC Bayern Munich faces a major defensive crisis with Alphonso Davies (cruciate ligament tear, out several months) and Dayot Upamecano (loose bodies in knee, out several weeks) joining Manuel Neuer (muscle injury) on the sidelines, significantly impacting their Bundesliga and Champions League aspirat...
FC Bayern Munich Faces Major Defensive Crisis
FC Bayern Munich faces a major defensive crisis with Alphonso Davies (cruciate ligament tear, out several months) and Dayot Upamecano (loose bodies in knee, out several weeks) joining Manuel Neuer (muscle injury) on the sidelines, significantly impacting their Bundesliga and Champions League aspirat...
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36% Bias Score
Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decrease by 17 Percent
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023 (28,900 to 24,100), alongside a 30 percent drop in hospitalizations (to 139,200 in 2023), possibly due to improved treatments and early detection; however, overall cancer deaths increased by 10 percent.
Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decrease by 17 Percent
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023 (28,900 to 24,100), alongside a 30 percent drop in hospitalizations (to 139,200 in 2023), possibly due to improved treatments and early detection; however, overall cancer deaths increased by 10 percent.
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40% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge
The German Federal Constitutional Court ruled that the solidarity surcharge (Soli), a levy on income and corporate taxes, will continue to be collected, rejecting a challenge by FDP politicians. The court found that a need for the funds persists, but emphasized that this must be regularly reviewed.
German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge
The German Federal Constitutional Court ruled that the solidarity surcharge (Soli), a levy on income and corporate taxes, will continue to be collected, rejecting a challenge by FDP politicians. The court found that a need for the funds persists, but emphasized that this must be regularly reviewed.
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44% Bias Score
German Payment Initiative Boosts Digital Payment Adoption
Several German payment providers launched "Deutschland zahlt digital", a one-year initiative subsidizing digital payment terminal costs and transactions for small businesses lacking cashless options, aiming to increase digital payment adoption in Germany, mirroring successful European models.
German Payment Initiative Boosts Digital Payment Adoption
Several German payment providers launched "Deutschland zahlt digital", a one-year initiative subsidizing digital payment terminal costs and transactions for small businesses lacking cashless options, aiming to increase digital payment adoption in Germany, mirroring successful European models.
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40% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein to Accelerate Infrastructure Projects with New Debt Package
Germany's new debt package allows Schleswig-Holstein to accelerate infrastructure investments, prioritizing road, rail, and port improvements using part of the 100 billion euros allocated to states, while maintaining fiscal responsibility and addressing concerns of potential overspending.
Schleswig-Holstein to Accelerate Infrastructure Projects with New Debt Package
Germany's new debt package allows Schleswig-Holstein to accelerate infrastructure investments, prioritizing road, rail, and port improvements using part of the 100 billion euros allocated to states, while maintaining fiscal responsibility and addressing concerns of potential overspending.
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40% Bias Score
Brandenburg Rejects AfD School Law Amendment Amid Rise in Extremist Incidents
The Brandenburg state parliament rejected an AfD proposal to amend the school law concerning unconstitutional actions, instead reaffirming its commitment to combating extremism in schools following numerous reported incidents of right-wing extremism, xenophobia, and antisemitism during the first hal...
Brandenburg Rejects AfD School Law Amendment Amid Rise in Extremist Incidents
The Brandenburg state parliament rejected an AfD proposal to amend the school law concerning unconstitutional actions, instead reaffirming its commitment to combating extremism in schools following numerous reported incidents of right-wing extremism, xenophobia, and antisemitism during the first hal...
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40% Bias Score
Tributes Paid to Late German Statesman Bernhard Vogel
Former Minister Presidents Bernhard Vogel (CDU) of Rhineland-Palatinate and Thuringia passed away on March 2nd at 92; memorial services were held in Mainz and Erfurt, attended by numerous political figures, praising his statesmanship and bridge-building between East and West Germany.
Tributes Paid to Late German Statesman Bernhard Vogel
Former Minister Presidents Bernhard Vogel (CDU) of Rhineland-Palatinate and Thuringia passed away on March 2nd at 92; memorial services were held in Mainz and Erfurt, attended by numerous political figures, praising his statesmanship and bridge-building between East and West Germany.
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32% Bias Score
Gambian Asylum Seeker Confesses to Fatal Stabbing in Ravensburg
A 32-year-old Gambian asylum seeker confessed to stabbing a 25-year-old Somali man to death in Ravensburg, Germany on August 2024, following a dispute over belongings. The accused, with prior convictions, claims self-defense but faces charges of treachery and base motives.
Gambian Asylum Seeker Confesses to Fatal Stabbing in Ravensburg
A 32-year-old Gambian asylum seeker confessed to stabbing a 25-year-old Somali man to death in Ravensburg, Germany on August 2024, following a dispute over belongings. The accused, with prior convictions, claims self-defense but faces charges of treachery and base motives.
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52% Bias Score
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