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German SPD Approves Coalition Agreement, Merz Set to Become Chancellor
Germany's center-left SPD party overwhelmingly approved a coalition agreement with the center-right CDU/CSU, with 84% of members voting in favor and a 56% turnout, paving the way for Friedrich Merz to become Chancellor and the SPD to lead seven ministries.
German SPD Approves Coalition Agreement, Merz Set to Become Chancellor
Germany's center-left SPD party overwhelmingly approved a coalition agreement with the center-right CDU/CSU, with 84% of members voting in favor and a 56% turnout, paving the way for Friedrich Merz to become Chancellor and the SPD to lead seven ministries.
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SPD Approves Red-Black Coalition Government in Germany
The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) approved a coalition agreement with the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Christian Social Union (CSU) to form a new German government, with 84.6% of participating members voting in favor, exceeding the minimum turnout requirement; the coalition agreem...
SPD Approves Red-Black Coalition Government in Germany
The Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) approved a coalition agreement with the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Christian Social Union (CSU) to form a new German government, with 84.6% of participating members voting in favor, exceeding the minimum turnout requirement; the coalition agreem...
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German Cabinet Takes Shape: Klingbeil Confirmed as Finance Minister
Germany's new cabinet is taking shape, with CDU/CSU ministers appointed and SPD nominations expected Monday; Lars Klingbeil is confirmed as Finance Minister and Vice-Chancellor, while other key SPD positions remain unfilled.
German Cabinet Takes Shape: Klingbeil Confirmed as Finance Minister
Germany's new cabinet is taking shape, with CDU/CSU ministers appointed and SPD nominations expected Monday; Lars Klingbeil is confirmed as Finance Minister and Vice-Chancellor, while other key SPD positions remain unfilled.
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Merz Announces Key Ministerial Appointments in New German Government
Following a coalition agreement with the SPD, CDU leader Friedrich Merz announced key ministerial appointments, including Thorsten Frei as Head of the Federal Chancellery, Johann Wadephul as Foreign Minister (the first CDU appointee in 60 years), and Katherina Reiche as Minister of Economics and Ene...
Merz Announces Key Ministerial Appointments in New German Government
Following a coalition agreement with the SPD, CDU leader Friedrich Merz announced key ministerial appointments, including Thorsten Frei as Head of the Federal Chancellery, Johann Wadephul as Foreign Minister (the first CDU appointee in 60 years), and Katherina Reiche as Minister of Economics and Ene...
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Germany Appoints Anti-Putin Hardliner as Foreign Minister
Johann Wadephul, a 62-year-old CDU member and former soldier, was appointed Germany's foreign minister on April 28th, marking a significant shift in German foreign policy due to his staunch anti-Putin stance and advocacy for stronger military aid to Ukraine.
Germany Appoints Anti-Putin Hardliner as Foreign Minister
Johann Wadephul, a 62-year-old CDU member and former soldier, was appointed Germany's foreign minister on April 28th, marking a significant shift in German foreign policy due to his staunch anti-Putin stance and advocacy for stronger military aid to Ukraine.
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CDU's Labor Wing Rejects Merz's Cabinet List
Deputy CDU chairman Karl-Josef Laumann defended party leader Friedrich Merz's new cabinet list against criticism from the party's labor wing, while Dennis Radtke, head of the CDU's labor union (CDA), criticized the lack of CDA representation in the cabinet, a situation unprecedented since Konrad Ade...
CDU's Labor Wing Rejects Merz's Cabinet List
Deputy CDU chairman Karl-Josef Laumann defended party leader Friedrich Merz's new cabinet list against criticism from the party's labor wing, while Dennis Radtke, head of the CDU's labor union (CDA), criticized the lack of CDA representation in the cabinet, a situation unprecedented since Konrad Ade...
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Scholz's Final Cabinet Meeting Approves Pension Increase Amidst Political Transition
The German cabinet, led by acting Chancellor Olaf Scholz, held its final meeting, approving a 3.74% pension increase before the upcoming election of Friedrich Merz as Chancellor. The brief session lacked the emotional farewells seen during Angela Merkel's departure.

Scholz's Final Cabinet Meeting Approves Pension Increase Amidst Political Transition
The German cabinet, led by acting Chancellor Olaf Scholz, held its final meeting, approving a 3.74% pension increase before the upcoming election of Friedrich Merz as Chancellor. The brief session lacked the emotional farewells seen during Angela Merkel's departure.
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48% Bias Score

Hamburg CDU Demands Repeal of German Cannabis Legalization
Hamburg's CDU calls for a reversal of Germany's one-year-old cannabis legalization due to unmet cost-saving projections, increased drug-related issues, and the Senate's acknowledgement of policy failure, urging the Senate to initiate a federal repeal.

Hamburg CDU Demands Repeal of German Cannabis Legalization
Hamburg's CDU calls for a reversal of Germany's one-year-old cannabis legalization due to unmet cost-saving projections, increased drug-related issues, and the Senate's acknowledgement of policy failure, urging the Senate to initiate a federal repeal.
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Hamburg CDU Demands Repeal of German Cannabis Legalization
Hamburg's CDU calls for the immediate repeal of Germany's cannabis legalization, citing its failure to reduce crime, achieve projected cost savings, and protect public health; the Hamburg Senate shares this assessment.

Hamburg CDU Demands Repeal of German Cannabis Legalization
Hamburg's CDU calls for the immediate repeal of Germany's cannabis legalization, citing its failure to reduce crime, achieve projected cost savings, and protect public health; the Hamburg Senate shares this assessment.
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60% Bias Score

CDU Approves Coalition Agreement, Merz Poised to Become German Chancellor
Following Germany's February 23rd election, the CDU approved a coalition agreement with the CSU and SPD on Monday, clearing the path for Friedrich Merz to become Chancellor on May 6th, pending SPD approval; key ministerial appointments include Johann Wadephul as Foreign Minister and Katherina Reiche...

CDU Approves Coalition Agreement, Merz Poised to Become German Chancellor
Following Germany's February 23rd election, the CDU approved a coalition agreement with the CSU and SPD on Monday, clearing the path for Friedrich Merz to become Chancellor on May 6th, pending SPD approval; key ministerial appointments include Johann Wadephul as Foreign Minister and Katherina Reiche...
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44% Bias Score

Merz Names Unexpected Cabinet Members in CDU/SPD Coalition
Following a CDU party meeting approving the coalition agreement, Friedrich Merz presented his cabinet nominations, including Katherina Reiche (Economics), Karsten Wildberger (Digital), and Johann Wadephul (Foreign Affairs), alongside expected appointments like Alexander Dobrindt (Interior).

Merz Names Unexpected Cabinet Members in CDU/SPD Coalition
Following a CDU party meeting approving the coalition agreement, Friedrich Merz presented his cabinet nominations, including Katherina Reiche (Economics), Karsten Wildberger (Digital), and Johann Wadephul (Foreign Affairs), alongside expected appointments like Alexander Dobrindt (Interior).
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52% Bias Score

Merz's Declining Approval Ratings Ahead of German Chancellorship
Friedrich Merz, set to become Germany's chancellor on May 6th, faces declining approval ratings, particularly among women and in East Germany, due to broken promises and perceived policy shifts, raising questions about his ability to govern effectively.

Merz's Declining Approval Ratings Ahead of German Chancellorship
Friedrich Merz, set to become Germany's chancellor on May 6th, faces declining approval ratings, particularly among women and in East Germany, due to broken promises and perceived policy shifts, raising questions about his ability to govern effectively.
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60% Bias Score
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