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Berlin's Russian-German Community Commemorates Stalin's 1941 Deportations
August 28th marks the commemoration of the 1941 deportation of Volga Germans and Ukrainians to Siberia and Kazakhstan by Stalin, impacting 150,000 Berlin residents today and highlighting ongoing challenges for this community.
Berlin's Russian-German Community Commemorates Stalin's 1941 Deportations
August 28th marks the commemoration of the 1941 deportation of Volga Germans and Ukrainians to Siberia and Kazakhstan by Stalin, impacting 150,000 Berlin residents today and highlighting ongoing challenges for this community.
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24% Bias Score
Berlin Police Raid Autonomous Housing Project Rigaer Straße 94
Berlin police conducted a raid on the autonomous housing project Rigaer Straße 94 on Thursday morning, searching 13 apartments based on court orders from the building's owner; 700 officers were involved, and 15 residents were present but offered no resistance.
Berlin Police Raid Autonomous Housing Project Rigaer Straße 94
Berlin police conducted a raid on the autonomous housing project Rigaer Straße 94 on Thursday morning, searching 13 apartments based on court orders from the building's owner; 700 officers were involved, and 15 residents were present but offered no resistance.
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44% Bias Score
Controversial A100 Highway Section Opens in Berlin
Berlin opened the €721 million, 3.2km A100 highway section from Neukölln to Treptower Park, aiming to improve east Berlin's transport links despite ongoing public protests against its expansion and environmental impact.
Controversial A100 Highway Section Opens in Berlin
Berlin opened the €721 million, 3.2km A100 highway section from Neukölln to Treptower Park, aiming to improve east Berlin's transport links despite ongoing public protests against its expansion and environmental impact.
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52% Bias Score
Berlin-Funded Prosthetic Center Opens in Kyiv to Aid War-Wounded
A new prosthetic center in Kyiv, funded by Berlin donations and supported by a city partnership, will provide prosthetics to the estimated 21,000 Ukrainian soldiers and civilians who undergo amputations annually.
Berlin-Funded Prosthetic Center Opens in Kyiv to Aid War-Wounded
A new prosthetic center in Kyiv, funded by Berlin donations and supported by a city partnership, will provide prosthetics to the estimated 21,000 Ukrainian soldiers and civilians who undergo amputations annually.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin's €720 Million Highway Extension Opens Amidst Criticism
Berlin's €720 million A100 highway extension, a 3.2-kilometer stretch opening Wednesday, connecting Neukölln to Treptower Park after 12 years of construction, faces criticism from the Left party for prioritizing cars over sustainable urban development.
Berlin's €720 Million Highway Extension Opens Amidst Criticism
Berlin's €720 million A100 highway extension, a 3.2-kilometer stretch opening Wednesday, connecting Neukölln to Treptower Park after 12 years of construction, faces criticism from the Left party for prioritizing cars over sustainable urban development.
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52% Bias Score
Berlin SPD Likely to Nominate Krach for 2026 Election
The Berlin SPD is expected to nominate Steffen Krach, Hannover's Region President and former Berlin Secretary of State for Science, as its top candidate for the 2026 election, aiming to reverse recent electoral setbacks and present a fresh image.
Berlin SPD Likely to Nominate Krach for 2026 Election
The Berlin SPD is expected to nominate Steffen Krach, Hannover's Region President and former Berlin Secretary of State for Science, as its top candidate for the 2026 election, aiming to reverse recent electoral setbacks and present a fresh image.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Police Raid Rigaer 94 Building: 700 Officers Involved in Eviction Effort
On August 25th, 2024, 700 Berlin police officers raided the Rigaer 94 building in Friedrichshain to identify residents lacking legal tenancy agreements, using rams and saws to overcome barricaded entrances; 12 apartments were searched, 15 people were found. The building has been the site of numerous...
Berlin Police Raid Rigaer 94 Building: 700 Officers Involved in Eviction Effort
On August 25th, 2024, 700 Berlin police officers raided the Rigaer 94 building in Friedrichshain to identify residents lacking legal tenancy agreements, using rams and saws to overcome barricaded entrances; 12 apartments were searched, 15 people were found. The building has been the site of numerous...
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48% Bias Score
Berlin Childcare Enrollment Decreases; Fewer Children, More Available Spots
In Berlin, the number of children in publicly funded childcare decreased by 1.8 percent to 171,000 by March 1, 2025, while licensed places increased slightly. A more significant decrease was observed in publicly funded childcare, with a 10.1 percent drop and an 8.4 percent decrease in providers.
Berlin Childcare Enrollment Decreases; Fewer Children, More Available Spots
In Berlin, the number of children in publicly funded childcare decreased by 1.8 percent to 171,000 by March 1, 2025, while licensed places increased slightly. A more significant decrease was observed in publicly funded childcare, with a 10.1 percent drop and an 8.4 percent decrease in providers.
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36% Bias Score
Berlin's Controversial A100 Highway Extension Opens
Berlin's A100 highway extension, completed after 12 years and costing over €720 million, opened amidst protests; while officials say it improves traffic for car-dependent residents, critics argue it worsens urban sprawl and environmental issues and has exceeded its budget significantly.
Berlin's Controversial A100 Highway Extension Opens
Berlin's A100 highway extension, completed after 12 years and costing over €720 million, opened amidst protests; while officials say it improves traffic for car-dependent residents, critics argue it worsens urban sprawl and environmental issues and has exceeded its budget significantly.
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60% Bias Score
Berlin Trial: Robbery Results in Drug Dealer's Death
In Berlin, a trial is underway for two men accused of robbery resulting in death after a 38-year-old alleged drug dealer fell down a staircase during a robbery attempt on December 21, 2024, in Neukölln. One defendant claims the fall was accidental.
Berlin Trial: Robbery Results in Drug Dealer's Death
In Berlin, a trial is underway for two men accused of robbery resulting in death after a 38-year-old alleged drug dealer fell down a staircase during a robbery attempt on December 21, 2024, in Neukölln. One defendant claims the fall was accidental.
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44% Bias Score
Pop-Kultur Festival Expands Amidst Budget Cuts, Prioritizes Community and Global Representation
Berlin's Pop-Kultur festival expands to six days this year, featuring more free events, community spaces, and a decoupled discourse program despite significant budget cuts, showcasing artists from underrepresented regions and highlighting discussions on the intersection of pop culture and socio-poli...
Pop-Kultur Festival Expands Amidst Budget Cuts, Prioritizes Community and Global Representation
Berlin's Pop-Kultur festival expands to six days this year, featuring more free events, community spaces, and a decoupled discourse program despite significant budget cuts, showcasing artists from underrepresented regions and highlighting discussions on the intersection of pop culture and socio-poli...
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Renames Racially Charged Street
Berlin's Mohrenstrasse, a street with a racist connotation, was officially renamed Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Strasse on August 23rd, 2025, after a court decision and public debate, coinciding with the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition.
Berlin Renames Racially Charged Street
Berlin's Mohrenstrasse, a street with a racist connotation, was officially renamed Anton-Wilhelm-Amo-Strasse on August 23rd, 2025, after a court decision and public debate, coinciding with the International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition.
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40% Bias Score
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