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Emilia Pérez" Wins Seven César Awards Amidst Controversy
Emilia Pérez," a Spanish-language film directed by Jacques Audiard and starring Karla Sofía Gascón, won seven César Awards despite controversies surrounding Gascón's past social media posts and the film's use of AI for voice enhancement; it is also nominated for 13 Oscars.
Emilia Pérez" Wins Seven César Awards Amidst Controversy
Emilia Pérez," a Spanish-language film directed by Jacques Audiard and starring Karla Sofía Gascón, won seven César Awards despite controversies surrounding Gascón's past social media posts and the film's use of AI for voice enhancement; it is also nominated for 13 Oscars.
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56% Bias Score


Early Hay Fever Season in Central Germany
The hay fever season has started in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia, with moderate pollen levels from hazel and alder trees due to changeable weather; however, the hazel bloom started about two weeks earlier in Saxony than average, and a trend shows that the blooming season is starting earlier ...
Early Hay Fever Season in Central Germany
The hay fever season has started in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt, and Thuringia, with moderate pollen levels from hazel and alder trees due to changeable weather; however, the hazel bloom started about two weeks earlier in Saxony than average, and a trend shows that the blooming season is starting earlier ...
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12% Bias Score


Aicher Wins First World Cup Downhill Race
Emma Aicher, a 21-year-old German skier, won her first World Cup downhill race in Kvitfjell, Norway on March 1st, 2024, beating Lauren Macuga by three hundredths of a second; this victory is the first German downhill win since February 2020.
Aicher Wins First World Cup Downhill Race
Emma Aicher, a 21-year-old German skier, won her first World Cup downhill race in Kvitfjell, Norway on March 1st, 2024, beating Lauren Macuga by three hundredths of a second; this victory is the first German downhill win since February 2020.
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32% Bias Score


German Scientist Warns of Insufficient Climate Focus After Election
Antje Boetius, outgoing director of the Alfred Wegener Institute, voiced concern that the recent German election campaign paid insufficient attention to climate protection, despite public support for climate action. She advocates for a CO2 tax paired with a climate allowance to fairly distribute the...
German Scientist Warns of Insufficient Climate Focus After Election
Antje Boetius, outgoing director of the Alfred Wegener Institute, voiced concern that the recent German election campaign paid insufficient attention to climate protection, despite public support for climate action. She advocates for a CO2 tax paired with a climate allowance to fairly distribute the...
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40% Bias Score


Baden-Württemberg Election: Peaceful but with Rising Hate Speech and Violence against Politicians
During the recent Bundestag elections in Baden-Württemberg, the vast majority of events were peaceful, with low four-figure election-related crimes reported. However, a concerning rise in hate speech and violence targeting political candidates and public officials has prompted concerns about a 'gene...
Baden-Württemberg Election: Peaceful but with Rising Hate Speech and Violence against Politicians
During the recent Bundestag elections in Baden-Württemberg, the vast majority of events were peaceful, with low four-figure election-related crimes reported. However, a concerning rise in hate speech and violence targeting political candidates and public officials has prompted concerns about a 'gene...
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52% Bias Score


Third Oscar Nomination for "Dune" Special Effects Artist Gerd Nefzer
German special effects artist Gerd Nefzer, based in Schwäbisch Hall, is nominated for his third Oscar for his work on "Dune: Part Two", following his previous wins for "Blade Runner 2049" and "Dune", and a recent BAFTA win for the same film.
Third Oscar Nomination for "Dune" Special Effects Artist Gerd Nefzer
German special effects artist Gerd Nefzer, based in Schwäbisch Hall, is nominated for his third Oscar for his work on "Dune: Part Two", following his previous wins for "Blade Runner 2049" and "Dune", and a recent BAFTA win for the same film.
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20% Bias Score

Leverkusen's Dominant Win Sets Stage for Bayern Clash
Bayer Leverkusen defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 4-1 in a Bundesliga match, boosting their confidence before a Champions League tie against Bayern Munich while jeopardizing Frankfurt's Champions League qualification.

Leverkusen's Dominant Win Sets Stage for Bayern Clash
Bayer Leverkusen defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 4-1 in a Bundesliga match, boosting their confidence before a Champions League tie against Bayern Munich while jeopardizing Frankfurt's Champions League qualification.
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32% Bias Score

Berlin's Cultural Budget Cuts Spark Criticism
Berlin's former Senator for Culture, Klaus Lederer, criticizes the city's new coalition government's €130 million cultural budget cuts for 2025, accusing them of prioritizing power politics and lacking strategic planning, potentially damaging Berlin's cultural reputation.

Berlin's Cultural Budget Cuts Spark Criticism
Berlin's former Senator for Culture, Klaus Lederer, criticizes the city's new coalition government's €130 million cultural budget cuts for 2025, accusing them of prioritizing power politics and lacking strategic planning, potentially damaging Berlin's cultural reputation.
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48% Bias Score

Hamburg State Election: Tschentscher Optimistic Despite Federal Losses, Coalition Possibilities Remain Open
Ahead of Hamburg's state election, Mayor Peter Tschentscher (SPD) expresses optimism despite the SPD's poor performance in the federal election, citing the city's success in handling recent crises and current polls favoring a red-green coalition. However, he acknowledges the possibility of a CDU-Gre...

Hamburg State Election: Tschentscher Optimistic Despite Federal Losses, Coalition Possibilities Remain Open
Ahead of Hamburg's state election, Mayor Peter Tschentscher (SPD) expresses optimism despite the SPD's poor performance in the federal election, citing the city's success in handling recent crises and current polls favoring a red-green coalition. However, he acknowledges the possibility of a CDU-Gre...
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32% Bias Score

Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Highest Violent Crime Rate Among German Train Stations in 2024
In 2024, Berlin's Hauptbahnhof had the most violent crimes (764) among German train stations, up from 620 in 2023; overall, violent crimes rose from 25,640 to 27,160, sexual offenses from 1,898 to 2,262, while drug-related crimes fell from 18,382 to 10,174, possibly due to partial cannabis legalizat...

Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Highest Violent Crime Rate Among German Train Stations in 2024
In 2024, Berlin's Hauptbahnhof had the most violent crimes (764) among German train stations, up from 620 in 2023; overall, violent crimes rose from 25,640 to 27,160, sexual offenses from 1,898 to 2,262, while drug-related crimes fell from 18,382 to 10,174, possibly due to partial cannabis legalizat...
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64% Bias Score

Hanover Evangelical Church Reports Progress on Sexual Abuse Prevention, but Criticism Remains
One year after a German study revealed at least 1,259 accused employees and 2,225 child victims of sexual abuse in the Evangelical Church, the Hanover church reports progress in prevention, with all 47 church districts implementing protection concepts, although criticism remains regarding slow case ...

Hanover Evangelical Church Reports Progress on Sexual Abuse Prevention, but Criticism Remains
One year after a German study revealed at least 1,259 accused employees and 2,225 child victims of sexual abuse in the Evangelical Church, the Hanover church reports progress in prevention, with all 47 church districts implementing protection concepts, although criticism remains regarding slow case ...
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36% Bias Score

Murder at NATO Exercise: "Tatort" Investigates
A German "Tatort" episode investigates the murder of a civilian extra ("COB") during a NATO military exercise on a US Army base near Munich, prompting collaboration between German detectives and US military police, and raising questions about the complexities of jurisdiction and cooperation.

Murder at NATO Exercise: "Tatort" Investigates
A German "Tatort" episode investigates the murder of a civilian extra ("COB") during a NATO military exercise on a US Army base near Munich, prompting collaboration between German detectives and US military police, and raising questions about the complexities of jurisdiction and cooperation.
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40% Bias Score
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