Showing 577 to 588 of 1,250 results
German Left Party at 9% in YouGov Poll: Accuracy and Election Impact Questioned
YouGov's latest poll shows Germany's Left party at 9%, a significant increase since January, raising questions about poll accuracy and potential election outcomes, with some fearing the high number is misleading.
German Left Party at 9% in YouGov Poll: Accuracy and Election Impact Questioned
YouGov's latest poll shows Germany's Left party at 9%, a significant increase since January, raising questions about poll accuracy and potential election outcomes, with some fearing the high number is misleading.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Brandenburg Greens endorse SPD candidate in Cottbus, forgoing direct candidacy
In the upcoming German Bundestag election, Brandenburg's Green Party will not nominate a candidate in Cottbus constituency (Wahlkreis 64), instead supporting SPD candidate Maja Wallstein, who won the direct mandate in 2017, to counter the anticipated success of the AfD, classified as a potential rig...
Brandenburg Greens endorse SPD candidate in Cottbus, forgoing direct candidacy
In the upcoming German Bundestag election, Brandenburg's Green Party will not nominate a candidate in Cottbus constituency (Wahlkreis 64), instead supporting SPD candidate Maja Wallstein, who won the direct mandate in 2017, to counter the anticipated success of the AfD, classified as a potential rig...
Progress
40% Bias Score
AfD's Economic Program Would Cost Germany €181 Billion Annually, EU Exit an Additional €690 Billion
A new study by the Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) reveals that the AfD's proposed policies would lead to €181 billion in lost government revenue and potentially cost Germany €690 billion and 2.5 million jobs if the country were to leave the EU. The AfD plans to abolish several taxes, reduce ...
AfD's Economic Program Would Cost Germany €181 Billion Annually, EU Exit an Additional €690 Billion
A new study by the Institut der Deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) reveals that the AfD's proposed policies would lead to €181 billion in lost government revenue and potentially cost Germany €690 billion and 2.5 million jobs if the country were to leave the EU. The AfD plans to abolish several taxes, reduce ...
Progress
52% Bias Score
German Business Leaders Warn of AfD's Potentially Devastating Economic Impact
Days before Germany's federal election, leading business representatives and a study by the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) warn that the AfD's economic policies, including potentially leaving the EU and the Euro, would cause a massive loss of prosperity, costing around 2.5 million jobs and d...
German Business Leaders Warn of AfD's Potentially Devastating Economic Impact
Days before Germany's federal election, leading business representatives and a study by the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) warn that the AfD's economic policies, including potentially leaving the EU and the Euro, would cause a massive loss of prosperity, costing around 2.5 million jobs and d...
Progress
60% Bias Score
Crailsheim's Economic Resilience Amidst German Recession
The thriving economy of Crailsheim, Germany, driven by family-owned global market leaders, contrasts with Germany's wider economic recession; concerns remain about future government policies and support for Ukraine.
Crailsheim's Economic Resilience Amidst German Recession
The thriving economy of Crailsheim, Germany, driven by family-owned global market leaders, contrasts with Germany's wider economic recession; concerns remain about future government policies and support for Ukraine.
Progress
52% Bias Score
German Chancellor Candidates Clash in Heated TV Debate
In a two-hour televised debate, German Chancellor candidates Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD) clashed on migration, the economy, and Ukraine, revealing deep divisions particularly regarding the AfD's far-right stances and collaboration with established parties.
German Chancellor Candidates Clash in Heated TV Debate
In a two-hour televised debate, German Chancellor candidates Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD) clashed on migration, the economy, and Ukraine, revealing deep divisions particularly regarding the AfD's far-right stances and collaboration with established parties.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Saarland Rejects AfD Proposal to Add "Western Roots" to Constitution
The Saarland parliament rejected an AfD proposal to add "Western historical roots" to the state constitution, with the ruling SPD and CDU citing its divisive nature and the AfD framing integration around national identity, triggering a debate around immigration and national identity in Germany.
Saarland Rejects AfD Proposal to Add "Western Roots" to Constitution
The Saarland parliament rejected an AfD proposal to add "Western historical roots" to the state constitution, with the ruling SPD and CDU citing its divisive nature and the AfD framing integration around national identity, triggering a debate around immigration and national identity in Germany.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Strained U.S.-German Relations Amidst Ukraine Conflict and Shifting Transatlantic Dynamics
Strained U.S.-German relations due to the U.S. Vice President's speech at the Munich Security Conference criticizing Europe's democracy, indirect encouragement of cooperation with the AfD, exclusion of European nations from Ukraine peace negotiations, and threats toward NATO allies, prompting calls ...
Strained U.S.-German Relations Amidst Ukraine Conflict and Shifting Transatlantic Dynamics
Strained U.S.-German relations due to the U.S. Vice President's speech at the Munich Security Conference criticizing Europe's democracy, indirect encouragement of cooperation with the AfD, exclusion of European nations from Ukraine peace negotiations, and threats toward NATO allies, prompting calls ...
Progress
56% Bias Score
AfD Considers Joining Europe of Nations and Freedom Group in European Parliament
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is considering joining the Europe of Nations and Freedom group in the European Parliament, following discussions and support from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, despite previous controversies and opposition from the Rassemblement National.
AfD Considers Joining Europe of Nations and Freedom Group in European Parliament
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is considering joining the Europe of Nations and Freedom group in the European Parliament, following discussions and support from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, despite previous controversies and opposition from the Rassemblement National.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Far-Right's Rise Impacts German Football
The rise of Germany's far-right AfD party is influencing football, with some clubs staging anti-far-right protests while others see increased racism and right-wing sentiment; this is concerning given football's centrality in German society.
Far-Right's Rise Impacts German Football
The rise of Germany's far-right AfD party is influencing football, with some clubs staging anti-far-right protests while others see increased racism and right-wing sentiment; this is concerning given football's centrality in German society.
Progress
52% Bias Score
German Chancellor Debate Rocked by AfD's Weidel
The first German televised chancellor debate was disrupted when AfD leader Alice Weidel refused to condemn her party chairman's minimizing of the Nazi regime, sparking immediate outrage and highlighting deep political divisions. Friedrich Merz won the debate according to a Forsa poll.
German Chancellor Debate Rocked by AfD's Weidel
The first German televised chancellor debate was disrupted when AfD leader Alice Weidel refused to condemn her party chairman's minimizing of the Nazi regime, sparking immediate outrage and highlighting deep political divisions. Friedrich Merz won the debate according to a Forsa poll.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Germany's Four-Way Chancellor Debate Highlights Policy Divisions".
Germany's first-ever four-way chancellor debate, Das Quadrell, aired on February 16th, featured Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU/CSU), Weidel (AfD), and Habeck (Greens), highlighting divisions on foreign and economic policies; post-debate polls showed Merz as the perceived winner.
Germany's Four-Way Chancellor Debate Highlights Policy Divisions".
Germany's first-ever four-way chancellor debate, Das Quadrell, aired on February 16th, featured Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU/CSU), Weidel (AfD), and Habeck (Greens), highlighting divisions on foreign and economic policies; post-debate polls showed Merz as the perceived winner.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Showing 577 to 588 of 1,250 results