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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.
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56% 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.
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48% Bias Score


German Chancellor Debate Highlights Policy Divisions and Avoidance of Crucial Issues
In a recent German televised debate, four chancellor candidates—Merz (CDU), Scholz (SPD), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD)—revealed policy differences and common ground on migration and the Ukraine conflict, while avoiding crucial discussions about Germany's role in a potential Ukrainian ceasefire....
German Chancellor Debate Highlights Policy Divisions and Avoidance of Crucial Issues
In a recent German televised debate, four chancellor candidates—Merz (CDU), Scholz (SPD), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD)—revealed policy differences and common ground on migration and the Ukraine conflict, while avoiding crucial discussions about Germany's role in a potential Ukrainian ceasefire....
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64% Bias Score


CDU Candidate Pauls Aims to Reclaim Wetterau Constituency
Thomas Pauls, a CDU candidate in the Wetterau, aims to win back the constituency focusing on economic relief for businesses, reduced bureaucracy, and improved public transportation. He faces challenges from the AfD's rise and damage to campaign posters.
CDU Candidate Pauls Aims to Reclaim Wetterau Constituency
Thomas Pauls, a CDU candidate in the Wetterau, aims to win back the constituency focusing on economic relief for businesses, reduced bureaucracy, and improved public transportation. He faces challenges from the AfD's rise and damage to campaign posters.
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44% Bias Score


US VP's AfD Endorsement Shakes German Election
US Vice President J.D. Vance's unexpected endorsement of Germany's AfD party at the Munich Security Conference has sent shockwaves through Germany and the EU, raising questions about US interference in German elections and the future of transatlantic relations, particularly as Germany faces a critic...
US VP's AfD Endorsement Shakes German Election
US Vice President J.D. Vance's unexpected endorsement of Germany's AfD party at the Munich Security Conference has sent shockwaves through Germany and the EU, raising questions about US interference in German elections and the future of transatlantic relations, particularly as Germany faces a critic...
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44% Bias Score


German Elections: Refugee Crisis Fuels AfD's Rise
Recent attacks by refugees in Germany, the latest a car ramming in Munich injuring 36, have fueled public anxiety and the AfD's rise in the upcoming elections, highlighting Germany's struggle to integrate 3.48 million refugees amid economic challenges.
German Elections: Refugee Crisis Fuels AfD's Rise
Recent attacks by refugees in Germany, the latest a car ramming in Munich injuring 36, have fueled public anxiety and the AfD's rise in the upcoming elections, highlighting Germany's struggle to integrate 3.48 million refugees amid economic challenges.
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56% 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.
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52% Bias Score

German Election Debate Highlights Ukraine, Economy, and US Tensions
The final German chancellor debate saw disagreements on Ukraine, with CDU's Merz supporting stronger action, while AfD's Weidel favored peace talks. Economic woes were debated, with Merz and Weidel blaming green energy, and Habeck highlighting Russia's role. A post-debate poll showed Merz as the lik...

German Election Debate Highlights Ukraine, Economy, and US Tensions
The final German chancellor debate saw disagreements on Ukraine, with CDU's Merz supporting stronger action, while AfD's Weidel favored peace talks. Economic woes were debated, with Merz and Weidel blaming green energy, and Habeck highlighting Russia's role. A post-debate poll showed Merz as the lik...
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44% Bias Score

Threatening Letters Sent to Politicians and Clergyman in Schleswig-Holstein
The "Sturmfront Schleswig-Holstein," a previously unknown group, sent threatening letters to several politicians and a clergyman in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, using logos of the AfD and a historical farmers' movement, inciting violence against immigrants and LGBTQ+ individuals.

Threatening Letters Sent to Politicians and Clergyman in Schleswig-Holstein
The "Sturmfront Schleswig-Holstein," a previously unknown group, sent threatening letters to several politicians and a clergyman in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, using logos of the AfD and a historical farmers' movement, inciting violence against immigrants and LGBTQ+ individuals.
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32% Bias Score

German Election Debate Prioritizes Entertainment Over Substance
During a televised German election debate on RTL and NTV, staged displays of party support created a stadium-like atmosphere, detracting from serious policy discussions and raising concerns about the prioritization of entertainment over substance.

German Election Debate Prioritizes Entertainment Over Substance
During a televised German election debate on RTL and NTV, staged displays of party support created a stadium-like atmosphere, detracting from serious policy discussions and raising concerns about the prioritization of entertainment over substance.
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56% Bias Score

German Parties' Asylum Law Collaboration Sparks Democratic Concerns
Germany's CDU/CSU, FDP, and AfD parties' collaboration on stricter asylum laws in late January sparked controversy, defying prior pledges and causing public outrage despite two-thirds supporting stricter rules; half oppose AfD involvement.

German Parties' Asylum Law Collaboration Sparks Democratic Concerns
Germany's CDU/CSU, FDP, and AfD parties' collaboration on stricter asylum laws in late January sparked controversy, defying prior pledges and causing public outrage despite two-thirds supporting stricter rules; half oppose AfD involvement.
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44% Bias Score

AfD's Rise Challenges Germany's Post-War Political Stability
Germany's upcoming election sees the far-right AfD party polling strongly at 22%, challenging the established political order and raising concerns about democratic stability, amid economic anxieties, immigration debates, and the war in Ukraine.

AfD's Rise Challenges Germany's Post-War Political Stability
Germany's upcoming election sees the far-right AfD party polling strongly at 22%, challenging the established political order and raising concerns about democratic stability, amid economic anxieties, immigration debates, and the war in Ukraine.
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52% Bias Score
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