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Longest-Serving Member to Open German Bundestag
Gregor Gysi, a 77-year-old Left party politician and the longest-serving member of the Bundestag, will open Germany's 21st Bundestag on Tuesday, a change from the previous system of selecting the oldest member. Gysi previously served as a Berlin Senator and voted against reunification in 1990.
Longest-Serving Member to Open German Bundestag
Gregor Gysi, a 77-year-old Left party politician and the longest-serving member of the Bundestag, will open Germany's 21st Bundestag on Tuesday, a change from the previous system of selecting the oldest member. Gysi previously served as a Berlin Senator and voted against reunification in 1990.
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48% Bias Score


Dispute over Hamburg Bürgerschaft's Alterspräsident Selection
A dispute arose in Hamburg's Bürgerschaft before its inaugural session, where the AfD challenges the selection of CDU's Ralf Niedmers as Alterspräsident based on seniority of service rather than age, as dictated by a recent amendment to the rules of procedure, contradicting decades-long practice.
Dispute over Hamburg Bürgerschaft's Alterspräsident Selection
A dispute arose in Hamburg's Bürgerschaft before its inaugural session, where the AfD challenges the selection of CDU's Ralf Niedmers as Alterspräsident based on seniority of service rather than age, as dictated by a recent amendment to the rules of procedure, contradicting decades-long practice.
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40% Bias Score

Hamburg Parliament Dispute over Inaugural Session Presidency
A dispute has arisen in the Hamburg Parliament over who should preside over its inaugural session; the rules designate the longest-serving member, Ralf Niedmers (CDU), despite a challenge from the AfD citing the oldest member principle.

Hamburg Parliament Dispute over Inaugural Session Presidency
A dispute has arisen in the Hamburg Parliament over who should preside over its inaugural session; the rules designate the longest-serving member, Ralf Niedmers (CDU), despite a challenge from the AfD citing the oldest member principle.
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44% Bias Score

Gysi to Open Bundestag Session
77-year-old Gregor Gysi of Die Linke will open Germany's new Bundestag on March 25th due to his 31 years in parliament, exceeding Alexander Gauland's 84 years; his speech will address societal and international issues despite past Stasi accusations.

Gysi to Open Bundestag Session
77-year-old Gregor Gysi of Die Linke will open Germany's new Bundestag on March 25th due to his 31 years in parliament, exceeding Alexander Gauland's 84 years; his speech will address societal and international issues despite past Stasi accusations.
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40% Bias Score
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