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Saxony-Anhalt Libraries See Surge in Visitors and Loans in 2024
Libraries in Saxony-Anhalt experienced a surge in visitors and media loans in 2024, reaching 1.78 million visitors and 5.12 million loans, exceeding 2023 figures significantly, driven by increased demand for curated information and rising book prices.
Saxony-Anhalt Libraries See Surge in Visitors and Loans in 2024
Libraries in Saxony-Anhalt experienced a surge in visitors and media loans in 2024, reaching 1.78 million visitors and 5.12 million loans, exceeding 2023 figures significantly, driven by increased demand for curated information and rising book prices.
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Paraffin Clumps Wash Ashore on East Frisian Islands
White or yellow paraffin clumps washed ashore on Juist, Norderney, and Borkum islands in East Frisia, prompting investigation and clean-up efforts while the source remains unknown.
Paraffin Clumps Wash Ashore on East Frisian Islands
White or yellow paraffin clumps washed ashore on Juist, Norderney, and Borkum islands in East Frisia, prompting investigation and clean-up efforts while the source remains unknown.
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Neubrandenburg/Neustrelitz Theater Celebrates 250 Years with Major Anniversary Production
The Neubrandenburg/Neustrelitz Theater celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2026 with a major production, "Spielt! 250 Jahre Theater für die Seenplatte," premiering May 23, 2026 in Neustrelitz, commemorating its founding by Duke Adolf Friedrich IV in 1776 and highlighting the Schauspielhaus Neubrande...
Neubrandenburg/Neustrelitz Theater Celebrates 250 Years with Major Anniversary Production
The Neubrandenburg/Neustrelitz Theater celebrates its 250th anniversary in 2026 with a major production, "Spielt! 250 Jahre Theater für die Seenplatte," premiering May 23, 2026 in Neustrelitz, commemorating its founding by Duke Adolf Friedrich IV in 1776 and highlighting the Schauspielhaus Neubrande...
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Israel to Resume Humanitarian Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Following a nearly three-month blockade, Israel will resume humanitarian aid to Gaza to prevent famine, a move partially prompted by US pressure and amidst ongoing military operations and ceasefire negotiations. The decision comes after intense air strikes and deployment of ground troops, with conce...
Israel to Resume Humanitarian Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Following a nearly three-month blockade, Israel will resume humanitarian aid to Gaza to prevent famine, a move partially prompted by US pressure and amidst ongoing military operations and ceasefire negotiations. The decision comes after intense air strikes and deployment of ground troops, with conce...
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Söder Calls for Federal Police Expansion to Secure German Borders
CSU leader Markus Söder proposes expanding the German Federal Police to strengthen border security, citing a ten-year high in voluntary departures from Bavaria potentially linked to a new payment card system for asylum seekers, alongside stricter migration policies.
Söder Calls for Federal Police Expansion to Secure German Borders
CSU leader Markus Söder proposes expanding the German Federal Police to strengthen border security, citing a ten-year high in voluntary departures from Bavaria potentially linked to a new payment card system for asylum seekers, alongside stricter migration policies.
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WHO Faces Funding Crisis Amidst US Withdrawal and Pandemic Treaty
The World Health Organization (WHO) needs \$1.7 billion in funding over two years, facing a funding crisis alongside a planned pandemic treaty. The USA's withdrawal in early 2026 and Argentina's departure further complicate matters, leading to budget cuts and staff reductions. Germany pledged additi...
WHO Faces Funding Crisis Amidst US Withdrawal and Pandemic Treaty
The World Health Organization (WHO) needs \$1.7 billion in funding over two years, facing a funding crisis alongside a planned pandemic treaty. The USA's withdrawal in early 2026 and Argentina's departure further complicate matters, leading to budget cuts and staff reductions. Germany pledged additi...
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Diverse Streaming Options Explore Social Issues and Historical Narratives
This week's streaming highlights include "Boarders - Welcome to St. Gilbert's" (ZDF), a British series about five Black teens at a prestigious boarding school; "Messiah Superstar" (Joyn), a mockumentary following a 90s pop star's comeback; "Das Nazi-Kartell" (Sky/Wow), a three-part documentary linki...
Diverse Streaming Options Explore Social Issues and Historical Narratives
This week's streaming highlights include "Boarders - Welcome to St. Gilbert's" (ZDF), a British series about five Black teens at a prestigious boarding school; "Messiah Superstar" (Joyn), a mockumentary following a 90s pop star's comeback; "Das Nazi-Kartell" (Sky/Wow), a three-part documentary linki...
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Saxony Greens Propose Early Childhood Education Improvements
The Green party in Saxony will present a proposal on Wednesday to improve early childhood education, including joint training for educators, better cooperation between institutions, and life skills development, while opposing any delay of a staff-retention moratorium.
Saxony Greens Propose Early Childhood Education Improvements
The Green party in Saxony will present a proposal on Wednesday to improve early childhood education, including joint training for educators, better cooperation between institutions, and life skills development, while opposing any delay of a staff-retention moratorium.
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Israel to Allow Basic Food Supplies into Gaza Amid Military Offensive
The Israeli government announced it will permit essential food supplies into the Gaza Strip to prevent a humanitarian crisis, amid a major military offensive that has left 2.1 million Palestinians facing starvation, according to the UN, and following the Israeli army's recommendation.
Israel to Allow Basic Food Supplies into Gaza Amid Military Offensive
The Israeli government announced it will permit essential food supplies into the Gaza Strip to prevent a humanitarian crisis, amid a major military offensive that has left 2.1 million Palestinians facing starvation, according to the UN, and following the Israeli army's recommendation.
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Poland Heads to Presidential Runoff Amidst Tight Race
Poland's presidential election saw neither leading candidate, Rafał Trzaskowski (30.8%) nor Karol Nawrocki (29.1%), secure a majority, leading to a June 1st runoff. The election, with a 66.8% turnout, is considered a key indicator of Poland's political direction, significantly impacting its EU and N...
Poland Heads to Presidential Runoff Amidst Tight Race
Poland's presidential election saw neither leading candidate, Rafał Trzaskowski (30.8%) nor Karol Nawrocki (29.1%), secure a majority, leading to a June 1st runoff. The election, with a 66.8% turnout, is considered a key indicator of Poland's political direction, significantly impacting its EU and N...
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Romania Elects Pro-European President
In Romania's presidential election, pro-European Nicusor Dan defeated right-wing populist George Simion by securing 53.6% of the vote, prompting congratulations from several European leaders and highlighting the country's continued commitment to its pro-EU stance amidst geopolitical complexities.
Romania Elects Pro-European President
In Romania's presidential election, pro-European Nicusor Dan defeated right-wing populist George Simion by securing 53.6% of the vote, prompting congratulations from several European leaders and highlighting the country's continued commitment to its pro-EU stance amidst geopolitical complexities.
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40% Bias Score
Lintner Admits Role in Azerbaijan Lobbying Scandal
Former CSU Bundestag member Eduard Lintner admitted to forwarding Azerbaijani payments to a deceased CDU member via his company, claiming it was standard lobbying, while facing charges of bribing officials to influence decisions within the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
Lintner Admits Role in Azerbaijan Lobbying Scandal
Former CSU Bundestag member Eduard Lintner admitted to forwarding Azerbaijani payments to a deceased CDU member via his company, claiming it was standard lobbying, while facing charges of bribing officials to influence decisions within the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
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32% Bias Score
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