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German Social Mobility: A Generational Decline in Opportunity
A new ifo-Institut study reveals a doubling of the impact of parental income on children's educational and income outcomes in Germany since the late 1970s, resulting in significantly reduced social mobility and threatening economic growth and democratic stability.
German Social Mobility: A Generational Decline in Opportunity
A new ifo-Institut study reveals a doubling of the impact of parental income on children's educational and income outcomes in Germany since the late 1970s, resulting in significantly reduced social mobility and threatening economic growth and democratic stability.
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60% Bias Score
Merz's Emotional Speech at Munich Synagogue Highlights Resurgence and Challenges of Jewish Life in Germany
German Chancellor Merz's emotional speech at the reopened Munich synagogue highlighted the resurgence of Jewish life in Germany while acknowledging the persistent threat of antisemitism, particularly since the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel.
Merz's Emotional Speech at Munich Synagogue Highlights Resurgence and Challenges of Jewish Life in Germany
German Chancellor Merz's emotional speech at the reopened Munich synagogue highlighted the resurgence of Jewish life in Germany while acknowledging the persistent threat of antisemitism, particularly since the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel.
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12% Bias Score
Merz Condemns Antisemitismus Resurgence in Germany, Linking it to Migration
German Chancellor Merz pledged a firm stance against antisemitism, linking its resurgence partly to immigration and criticizing recent incidents in the cultural sector, while referencing the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel.
Merz Condemns Antisemitismus Resurgence in Germany, Linking it to Migration
German Chancellor Merz pledged a firm stance against antisemitism, linking its resurgence partly to immigration and criticizing recent incidents in the cultural sector, while referencing the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel.
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52% Bias Score
Eugen Block: 85th Birthday Amidst Family Legal Battle
Eugen Block, founder of the Block House restaurant chain, celebrates his 85th birthday while his daughter, Christina, faces trial for allegedly orchestrating the abduction of her two children from her ex-husband in Denmark.
Eugen Block: 85th Birthday Amidst Family Legal Battle
Eugen Block, founder of the Block House restaurant chain, celebrates his 85th birthday while his daughter, Christina, faces trial for allegedly orchestrating the abduction of her two children from her ex-husband in Denmark.
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32% Bias Score
Munich's Left Party Proposes Rent Cap Reform for Municipal Housing
The Left party in Munich proposes reforming the city's rent cap for municipal housing, aiming to limit rent to 30% of household net income, potentially increasing rents for higher-income residents to alleviate the city's budget strain.
Munich's Left Party Proposes Rent Cap Reform for Municipal Housing
The Left party in Munich proposes reforming the city's rent cap for municipal housing, aiming to limit rent to 30% of household net income, potentially increasing rents for higher-income residents to alleviate the city's budget strain.
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20% Bias Score
Mihambo Returns to Tokyo for World Championships
Two-time world champion Malaika Mihambo is competing in the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, aiming for another top placement four years after her Olympic gold medal win.
Mihambo Returns to Tokyo for World Championships
Two-time world champion Malaika Mihambo is competing in the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, aiming for another top placement four years after her Olympic gold medal win.
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16% Bias Score
Surge in Antisemitism in Germany Prompts New Initiative
Following the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel, Germany has seen a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents, prompting the launch of "DACH gegen Hass," an initiative aiming to combat the surge through stricter laws, improved education, and increased protection for Jewish communities.
Surge in Antisemitism in Germany Prompts New Initiative
Following the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel, Germany has seen a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents, prompting the launch of "DACH gegen Hass," an initiative aiming to combat the surge through stricter laws, improved education, and increased protection for Jewish communities.
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16% Bias Score
Merz's Emotional Speech at Munich Synagogue Opening Highlights Resurgent Antisemitism in Germany
German Chancellor Merz's emotional speech at the reopened Munich synagogue highlighted the resurgence of antisemitism in Germany, occurring amidst heightened security measures for Jewish institutions and following the Hamas attack on Israel.
Merz's Emotional Speech at Munich Synagogue Opening Highlights Resurgent Antisemitism in Germany
German Chancellor Merz's emotional speech at the reopened Munich synagogue highlighted the resurgence of antisemitism in Germany, occurring amidst heightened security measures for Jewish institutions and following the Hamas attack on Israel.
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36% Bias Score
Belgian PM attends concert by Israeli conductor after festival cancellation
Following the cancellation of Lahav Shani's concert at the Flanders Festival Ghent due to his connection with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever attended Shani's concert in Essen, Germany, as a show of solidarity against antisemitism.
Belgian PM attends concert by Israeli conductor after festival cancellation
Following the cancellation of Lahav Shani's concert at the Flanders Festival Ghent due to his connection with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever attended Shani's concert in Essen, Germany, as a show of solidarity against antisemitism.
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52% Bias Score
Germany: Full Collective Bargaining Would Increase Social Security Revenue by €41 Billion Annually
According to the German Trade Union Confederation (DGB), nationwide collective bargaining in Germany would increase social security contributions by approximately €41 billion annually, with an additional €24 billion in lost income tax revenue for the federal and state governments.
Germany: Full Collective Bargaining Would Increase Social Security Revenue by €41 Billion Annually
According to the German Trade Union Confederation (DGB), nationwide collective bargaining in Germany would increase social security contributions by approximately €41 billion annually, with an additional €24 billion in lost income tax revenue for the federal and state governments.
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56% Bias Score
Hesse to Ease Cormorant Culling Amidst Fisheries Concerns
Facing damage to fishponds from cormorants, whose population has risen to approximately 450 breeding pairs and 3000 wintering birds in Hesse, the state plans to simplify culling permits under a new regulation.
Hesse to Ease Cormorant Culling Amidst Fisheries Concerns
Facing damage to fishponds from cormorants, whose population has risen to approximately 450 breeding pairs and 3000 wintering birds in Hesse, the state plans to simplify culling permits under a new regulation.
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40% Bias Score
Largest NRW Flood Protection Project on the Lippe River Nears Completion
Amidst heavy rain and flood warnings, North Rhine-Westphalia's largest flood protection project on the Lippe River is nearing completion, aiming to create a renatured landscape and enhance flood protection.
Largest NRW Flood Protection Project on the Lippe River Nears Completion
Amidst heavy rain and flood warnings, North Rhine-Westphalia's largest flood protection project on the Lippe River is nearing completion, aiming to create a renatured landscape and enhance flood protection.
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24% Bias Score
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