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Berlin's Cultural Accessibility Debate: Budget Cuts and Inclusivity Concerns
A discussion on cultural accessibility in Berlin highlights budget cuts impacting numerous programs, while experts emphasize the importance of cultural education and representation, especially for disabled individuals, as factors in participation rates.
Berlin's Cultural Accessibility Debate: Budget Cuts and Inclusivity Concerns
A discussion on cultural accessibility in Berlin highlights budget cuts impacting numerous programs, while experts emphasize the importance of cultural education and representation, especially for disabled individuals, as factors in participation rates.
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24% Bias Score


Controversial Theater Director Claus Peymann: A Life of Conflict and Popularity
Claus Peymann, a German theater director known for his confrontational style, sparked numerous controversies throughout his career, from supporting a terrorist's dental work to criticizing powerful figures; despite the animosity he generated among elites, he remained popular with the public, highlig...
Controversial Theater Director Claus Peymann: A Life of Conflict and Popularity
Claus Peymann, a German theater director known for his confrontational style, sparked numerous controversies throughout his career, from supporting a terrorist's dental work to criticizing powerful figures; despite the animosity he generated among elites, he remained popular with the public, highlig...
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40% Bias Score


Berlin's Tempelhofer Feld: Public Opposition to Senate's Construction Plans
In Berlin, a citizens' forum voted against building on Tempelhofer Feld, but the Senate's planned 3 million Euro urban planning competition, including proposals for construction, proceeded; students proposed alternative solutions.
Berlin's Tempelhofer Feld: Public Opposition to Senate's Construction Plans
In Berlin, a citizens' forum voted against building on Tempelhofer Feld, but the Senate's planned 3 million Euro urban planning competition, including proposals for construction, proceeded; students proposed alternative solutions.
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56% Bias Score


Berlin Housing Alliance Faces Criticism Amidst Slow Progress
Berlin's housing alliance, aiming for 20,000 new apartments annually, faces criticism for slow progress despite an updated agreement; the Senate defends its target while acknowledging unmet goals and facing accusations of prioritizing real estate profits over renter protection.
Berlin Housing Alliance Faces Criticism Amidst Slow Progress
Berlin's housing alliance, aiming for 20,000 new apartments annually, faces criticism for slow progress despite an updated agreement; the Senate defends its target while acknowledging unmet goals and facing accusations of prioritizing real estate profits over renter protection.
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40% Bias Score


Berlin Protects Most State-Owned Urban Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law securing most state-owned urban gardens, limiting rezoning, requiring replacement plots, and ensuring public access to pathways; exceptions are possible for housing or infrastructure but require House of Representatives approval.
Berlin Protects Most State-Owned Urban Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law securing most state-owned urban gardens, limiting rezoning, requiring replacement plots, and ensuring public access to pathways; exceptions are possible for housing or infrastructure but require House of Representatives approval.
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36% Bias Score


Berlin Renames Street to Honor Emilie Mosse, Confronting Nazi-Era Erasure
Berlin renamed a street to honor Emilie Mosse, the wife of Jewish publisher Rudolf Mosse, whose name was removed by the Nazis in 1935. The new Emilie-Mosse-Straße is located near the former Rudolf-Mosse-Straße in the Prenzlauer Berg district, close to Jahn-Sportpark. The initiative underscores a bro...
Berlin Renames Street to Honor Emilie Mosse, Confronting Nazi-Era Erasure
Berlin renamed a street to honor Emilie Mosse, the wife of Jewish publisher Rudolf Mosse, whose name was removed by the Nazis in 1935. The new Emilie-Mosse-Straße is located near the former Rudolf-Mosse-Straße in the Prenzlauer Berg district, close to Jahn-Sportpark. The initiative underscores a bro...
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40% Bias Score

Berlin Bans Weapons on Public Transport After Fatal Stabbing
Berlin banned knives, stun guns, and other potential weapons on public transport from July 17th, 2024, following a fatal stabbing and amid a reported average of nine daily knife attacks in the city.

Berlin Bans Weapons on Public Transport After Fatal Stabbing
Berlin banned knives, stun guns, and other potential weapons on public transport from July 17th, 2024, following a fatal stabbing and amid a reported average of nine daily knife attacks in the city.
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44% Bias Score

Berlin and Brandenburg Report Decreases in Births and Marriages in 2024
In 2024, Berlin and Brandenburg witnessed decreases in births and marriages compared to the previous year: Berlin recorded 33,749 births and 37,686 deaths, resulting in a death surplus; Brandenburg had 15,154 births and 35,254 deaths, causing a significant death surplus; and both regions saw a decli...

Berlin and Brandenburg Report Decreases in Births and Marriages in 2024
In 2024, Berlin and Brandenburg witnessed decreases in births and marriages compared to the previous year: Berlin recorded 33,749 births and 37,686 deaths, resulting in a death surplus; Brandenburg had 15,154 births and 35,254 deaths, causing a significant death surplus; and both regions saw a decli...
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28% Bias Score

Berlin Expands Weapons Ban to All Public Transport, Seeks Nationwide Implementation
Berlin is extending a ban on knives and weapons to all public transportation, aiming to reduce crime, with Senator Iris Spranger advocating for a nationwide implementation.

Berlin Expands Weapons Ban to All Public Transport, Seeks Nationwide Implementation
Berlin is extending a ban on knives and weapons to all public transportation, aiming to reduce crime, with Senator Iris Spranger advocating for a nationwide implementation.
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40% Bias Score

Berlin Senate Protects Allotment Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law to permanently protect 56,280 allotment gardens on state-owned land, preventing sales and strictly limiting rezoning; exceptions require replacement plots and approval from the Berlin House of Representatives.

Berlin Senate Protects Allotment Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law to permanently protect 56,280 allotment gardens on state-owned land, preventing sales and strictly limiting rezoning; exceptions require replacement plots and approval from the Berlin House of Representatives.
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40% Bias Score

Berlin Orders Relocation of Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp Near Chancellery
Berlin authorities ordered the relocation of a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the Chancellery due to noise disturbances and concerns about its proximity to government buildings and a monument; access is now blocked, and alternative locations are offered.

Berlin Orders Relocation of Pro-Palestinian Protest Camp Near Chancellery
Berlin authorities ordered the relocation of a pro-Palestinian protest camp near the Chancellery due to noise disturbances and concerns about its proximity to government buildings and a monument; access is now blocked, and alternative locations are offered.
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56% Bias Score

Berlin Secures €10 Million for Startup Factory to Boost Innovation
Berlin and Brandenburg received €10 million in federal funding for Unite, a startup factory focused on AI, health, and green technologies, aiming to launch in early 2026 and create a daily science-based startup by 2030, with additional private funding exceeding €10 million.

Berlin Secures €10 Million for Startup Factory to Boost Innovation
Berlin and Brandenburg received €10 million in federal funding for Unite, a startup factory focused on AI, health, and green technologies, aiming to launch in early 2026 and create a daily science-based startup by 2030, with additional private funding exceeding €10 million.
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48% Bias Score
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