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Germany's New Coalition: Policy Shift Amidst Economic Recession
Germany's new center-right government, formed by the CDU/CSU and SPD after a 10-week negotiation, aims to strengthen the economy, limit illegal migration, and implement significant policy changes, despite internal tensions and economic challenges.
Germany's New Coalition: Policy Shift Amidst Economic Recession
Germany's new center-right government, formed by the CDU/CSU and SPD after a 10-week negotiation, aims to strengthen the economy, limit illegal migration, and implement significant policy changes, despite internal tensions and economic challenges.
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44% Bias Score
SPD Chairwoman Esken Resigns
SPD chairwoman Saskia Esken announced her resignation, stating she won't seek re-election at the June party congress, citing a desire to make way for younger women and following mixed internal reactions to her leadership and recent election results.
SPD Chairwoman Esken Resigns
SPD chairwoman Saskia Esken announced her resignation, stating she won't seek re-election at the June party congress, citing a desire to make way for younger women and following mixed internal reactions to her leadership and recent election results.
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52% Bias Score
Merz Elected Chancellor with Left Party's Support, Sparking Internal CDU/CSU Debate
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's election was secured in a second vote with the support of the Left party after an initial failure to garner enough votes, causing controversy and debate within the CDU/CSU about future collaborations.
Merz Elected Chancellor with Left Party's Support, Sparking Internal CDU/CSU Debate
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's election was secured in a second vote with the support of the Left party after an initial failure to garner enough votes, causing controversy and debate within the CDU/CSU about future collaborations.
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44% Bias Score
Merz Sworn in as German Chancellor After Coalition Deal
Following an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was sworn in as Germany's Chancellor on May 6, 2025, leading a new CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government focused on economic reform, defense, and stricter migration policies.
Merz Sworn in as German Chancellor After Coalition Deal
Following an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was sworn in as Germany's Chancellor on May 6, 2025, leading a new CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government focused on economic reform, defense, and stricter migration policies.
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40% Bias Score
Merz's Narrow Victory: German Coalition Faces Internal Divisions After Failed First Vote for Chancellor
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz's bid to become German Chancellor failed the first vote in the Bundestag by 6 votes (310-307), causing a brief political crisis before securing the Chancellorship in a second vote later that day.
Merz's Narrow Victory: German Coalition Faces Internal Divisions After Failed First Vote for Chancellor
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz's bid to become German Chancellor failed the first vote in the Bundestag by 6 votes (310-307), causing a brief political crisis before securing the Chancellorship in a second vote later that day.
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44% Bias Score
Merz Elected German Chancellor After First-Round Vote Failure
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz was elected Germany's tenth chancellor after failing to secure a majority in the first round of voting, highlighting divisions within the ruling coalition and causing a 1.1% drop in the Dax.
Merz Elected German Chancellor After First-Round Vote Failure
On Tuesday, Friedrich Merz was elected Germany's tenth chancellor after failing to secure a majority in the first round of voting, highlighting divisions within the ruling coalition and causing a 1.1% drop in the Dax.
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56% Bias Score
Merz's Difficult Investiture: Internal Divisions Threaten German Government
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced an unprecedented setback during his investiture, failing the first vote due to 18 dissenting or abstaining coalition members, highlighting deep divisions within his party and coalition partners, before securing a majority in a second vote.
Merz's Difficult Investiture: Internal Divisions Threaten German Government
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced an unprecedented setback during his investiture, failing the first vote due to 18 dissenting or abstaining coalition members, highlighting deep divisions within his party and coalition partners, before securing a majority in a second vote.
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52% Bias Score
CDU Urges Focus on Existing Commitments Before Pension Reform
Germany's CDU party is urging the government to prioritize implementing the 'Aktivrente' and abolishing the 'Bürgergeld' welfare program before considering proposals to expand statutory pension insurance to include civil servants, members of parliament, and the self-employed, reflecting tensions wit...
CDU Urges Focus on Existing Commitments Before Pension Reform
Germany's CDU party is urging the government to prioritize implementing the 'Aktivrente' and abolishing the 'Bürgergeld' welfare program before considering proposals to expand statutory pension insurance to include civil servants, members of parliament, and the self-employed, reflecting tensions wit...
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52% Bias Score
German Chancellorship Vote Highlights Shift Away from Strict Party Discipline
The first ballot in Germany's Chancellorship election failed to elect Friedrich Merz, sparking media comparisons to the Weimar Republic, but highlighting the independent nature of parliamentary voting and a potential shift away from strict party discipline.
German Chancellorship Vote Highlights Shift Away from Strict Party Discipline
The first ballot in Germany's Chancellorship election failed to elect Friedrich Merz, sparking media comparisons to the Weimar Republic, but highlighting the independent nature of parliamentary voting and a potential shift away from strict party discipline.
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60% Bias Score
Merz Elected Chancellor After Coalition Vote
Following an initial failure, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany on a second ballot, forming a coalition government with the SPD, with support from the Greens and Left parties, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling coalition.
Merz Elected Chancellor After Coalition Vote
Following an initial failure, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany on a second ballot, forming a coalition government with the SPD, with support from the Greens and Left parties, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling coalition.
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64% Bias Score
Merz's Troubled Start: Coalition Faces Low Approval, AfD Remains Strong
Germany's new coalition government, led by Chancellor Merz, experienced a difficult start after he failed to secure a majority in his initial vote of confidence; a recent poll shows only 32% of Germans approve of Merz's chancellorship, while 45% share the AfD's view on stricter immigration limits.
Merz's Troubled Start: Coalition Faces Low Approval, AfD Remains Strong
Germany's new coalition government, led by Chancellor Merz, experienced a difficult start after he failed to secure a majority in his initial vote of confidence; a recent poll shows only 32% of Germans approve of Merz's chancellorship, while 45% share the AfD's view on stricter immigration limits.
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56% Bias Score
Germany's New Coalition: A Shift in Priorities
After the November 2024 collapse of the previous German government, a new coalition of CDU, CSU, and SPD formed on May 5, 2025, prioritizing economic growth, stricter immigration controls, and swift budget implementation to address issues that led to the previous government's failure.
Germany's New Coalition: A Shift in Priorities
After the November 2024 collapse of the previous German government, a new coalition of CDU, CSU, and SPD formed on May 5, 2025, prioritizing economic growth, stricter immigration controls, and swift budget implementation to address issues that led to the previous government's failure.
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52% Bias Score
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