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Serbian Cartel Leader Extradited to Germany
A 34-year-old Serbian national, suspected to be a leader of the Balkan cartel, was extradited from Spain to Germany on Thursday to face charges for ordering a murder attempt in Berlin in 2020, and for being involved in eight murders across the Balkan countries.
Serbian Cartel Leader Extradited to Germany
A 34-year-old Serbian national, suspected to be a leader of the Balkan cartel, was extradited from Spain to Germany on Thursday to face charges for ordering a murder attempt in Berlin in 2020, and for being involved in eight murders across the Balkan countries.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Greens Grapple with Internal Divisions After Disappointing Election Results
Following disappointing federal election results, the Berlin Green Party held a meeting addressing internal divisions, specifically criticizing their strategy of openness towards the CDU and acknowledging significant voter losses to the Left Party, particularly in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. The party...
Berlin Greens Grapple with Internal Divisions After Disappointing Election Results
Following disappointing federal election results, the Berlin Green Party held a meeting addressing internal divisions, specifically criticizing their strategy of openness towards the CDU and acknowledging significant voter losses to the Left Party, particularly in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. The party...
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52% Bias Score
Berlin Employee Sick Leave Surges in 2023
AOK Nordost data reveals that Berlin employees averaged 21 sick days in 2023, a significant increase compared to pre-pandemic levels, primarily due to respiratory and mental health issues, and partially due to improved data collection via electronic sick notes.
Berlin Employee Sick Leave Surges in 2023
AOK Nordost data reveals that Berlin employees averaged 21 sick days in 2023, a significant increase compared to pre-pandemic levels, primarily due to respiratory and mental health issues, and partially due to improved data collection via electronic sick notes.
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28% Bias Score
Stadler's Berlin Plant Faces Job Cuts Amidst Financial Crisis
Facing financial difficulties despite full order books, Swiss train manufacturer Stadler is negotiating with the IG Metall union in Berlin regarding cost-cutting measures that could lead to job losses; the union demands no job cuts or plant closures and negotiations are pending.
Stadler's Berlin Plant Faces Job Cuts Amidst Financial Crisis
Facing financial difficulties despite full order books, Swiss train manufacturer Stadler is negotiating with the IG Metall union in Berlin regarding cost-cutting measures that could lead to job losses; the union demands no job cuts or plant closures and negotiations are pending.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Protest Camp Established to Oppose Deportations
A new protest camp with approximately six tents has been erected on Oranienplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg by left-wing groups to protest against deportations and demand refugee rights and climate justice; the first night passed without incident, despite initial police objections and a court-ordered size ...
Berlin Protest Camp Established to Oppose Deportations
A new protest camp with approximately six tents has been erected on Oranienplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg by left-wing groups to protest against deportations and demand refugee rights and climate justice; the first night passed without incident, despite initial police objections and a court-ordered size ...
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Highest Violent Crime Rate Among German Train Stations in 2024
In 2024, Berlin's Hauptbahnhof reported the most violent crimes (764) among German train stations, exceeding 2023's numbers. Overall, violent and sexual offenses increased, while drug-related crimes decreased, potentially due to cannabis legalization. The data, from police reports, shows a rise in o...
Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Highest Violent Crime Rate Among German Train Stations in 2024
In 2024, Berlin's Hauptbahnhof reported the most violent crimes (764) among German train stations, exceeding 2023's numbers. Overall, violent and sexual offenses increased, while drug-related crimes decreased, potentially due to cannabis legalization. The data, from police reports, shows a rise in o...
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56% Bias Score
Mandatory Iftar at Berlin School Sparks Controversy
A mandatory iftar dinner for 7th graders at Berlin's Carl-Zuckmayer secondary school sparked controversy, prompting criticism for violating the school's neutrality and freedom of religion principles, despite the Neukölln mayor stating that religious events are normal in the diverse district.
Mandatory Iftar at Berlin School Sparks Controversy
A mandatory iftar dinner for 7th graders at Berlin's Carl-Zuckmayer secondary school sparked controversy, prompting criticism for violating the school's neutrality and freedom of religion principles, despite the Neukölln mayor stating that religious events are normal in the diverse district.
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36% Bias Score
BVG-Verdi Talks Stall, Strike Looms
Berlin's fifth round of BVG-Verdi contract talks ended without a deal, despite the BVG offering a 13.6% pay raise and a compromise on working hours. A strike is possible unless an agreement is reached next week.
BVG-Verdi Talks Stall, Strike Looms
Berlin's fifth round of BVG-Verdi contract talks ended without a deal, despite the BVG offering a 13.6% pay raise and a compromise on working hours. A strike is possible unless an agreement is reached next week.
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52% Bias Score
Berlin Kammergericht's New President Prioritizes Staff Recruitment Amidst Digitalization
Andrea Diekmann, appointed president of Berlin's Kammergericht in December 2023, highlights staff recruitment as a key challenge, emphasizing the need for competitive salaries and working conditions to ensure the court's effectiveness amid digitalization and AI integration.
Berlin Kammergericht's New President Prioritizes Staff Recruitment Amidst Digitalization
Andrea Diekmann, appointed president of Berlin's Kammergericht in December 2023, highlights staff recruitment as a key challenge, emphasizing the need for competitive salaries and working conditions to ensure the court's effectiveness amid digitalization and AI integration.
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24% Bias Score
Berlin Exhibit Pits AI Art Against Traditional Photography
A Berlin photography exhibit, "Rivals: Photography vs. Promptography," opened Monday, showcasing AI-generated and traditional photographs to explore the intersection of AI and art, highlighting the difficulty in distinguishing between the two and prompting discussions on authenticity and the future ...
Berlin Exhibit Pits AI Art Against Traditional Photography
A Berlin photography exhibit, "Rivals: Photography vs. Promptography," opened Monday, showcasing AI-generated and traditional photographs to explore the intersection of AI and art, highlighting the difficulty in distinguishing between the two and prompting discussions on authenticity and the future ...
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Protest Camp Established Against Deportations
Left-wing groups established a protest camp on Berlin's Oranienplatz on March 2nd, 2025, to demonstrate against deportations and advocate for refugee rights and climate justice; the camp, initially prohibited by police, was permitted by the court with restrictions on its size and location.
Berlin Protest Camp Established Against Deportations
Left-wing groups established a protest camp on Berlin's Oranienplatz on March 2nd, 2025, to demonstrate against deportations and advocate for refugee rights and climate justice; the camp, initially prohibited by police, was permitted by the court with restrictions on its size and location.
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40% 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
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