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Germany Bypasses Debt Brake to Fund Increased Spending
Germany's coalition government, comprising CDU/CSU, SPD, and Greens, has decided to abandon the debt brake to fund increased spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate change, raising concerns about long-term economic risks despite the urgency of the situation.
Germany Bypasses Debt Brake to Fund Increased Spending
Germany's coalition government, comprising CDU/CSU, SPD, and Greens, has decided to abandon the debt brake to fund increased spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate change, raising concerns about long-term economic risks despite the urgency of the situation.
Progress
56% Bias Score


Germany Approves Record State Loan for Defense and Infrastructure
The German parliament approved a bill to raise the country's debt limit, unlocking €500 billion for infrastructure and defense spending over the next decade, marking a major shift from decades of fiscal conservatism.
Germany Approves Record State Loan for Defense and Infrastructure
The German parliament approved a bill to raise the country's debt limit, unlocking €500 billion for infrastructure and defense spending over the next decade, marking a major shift from decades of fiscal conservatism.
Progress
40% Bias Score


Germany to Vote on Budget Amendment to Increase Spending
The German Bundestag will vote Tuesday on a constitutional amendment to relax budget rules, enabling billions in additional spending for defense, infrastructure, and climate projects, despite opposition attempts to halt the vote. This follows a Constitutional Court ruling.
Germany to Vote on Budget Amendment to Increase Spending
The German Bundestag will vote Tuesday on a constitutional amendment to relax budget rules, enabling billions in additional spending for defense, infrastructure, and climate projects, despite opposition attempts to halt the vote. This follows a Constitutional Court ruling.
Progress
36% Bias Score


Germany Approves Massive Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German Federal Parliament approved a multi-billion euro borrowing package for defense and infrastructure, passing a constitutional amendment with 513 votes to 207; the plan needs Bundesrat approval by Friday and includes a €500 billion special fund for infrastructure and climate protection, alon...
Germany Approves Massive Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German Federal Parliament approved a multi-billion euro borrowing package for defense and infrastructure, passing a constitutional amendment with 513 votes to 207; the plan needs Bundesrat approval by Friday and includes a €500 billion special fund for infrastructure and climate protection, alon...
Progress
52% Bias Score


Saxony Greens Urge Budget Inclusion of New Federal Loan Options
Saxony's Green party urges the state's CDU/SPD government to utilize increased borrowing capacity enabled by a new €500 billion German federal investment package, emphasizing generational fairness and the need for infrastructure improvements, particularly in climate protection, education, and transp...
Saxony Greens Urge Budget Inclusion of New Federal Loan Options
Saxony's Green party urges the state's CDU/SPD government to utilize increased borrowing capacity enabled by a new €500 billion German federal investment package, emphasizing generational fairness and the need for infrastructure improvements, particularly in climate protection, education, and transp...
Progress
52% Bias Score


German Coalition Agrees to €500 Billion Investment Package, Lifting Debt Brake
Germany's CDU, SPD, and Greens are poised to form a coalition government, agreeing to amend the constitution to lift the debt brake and facilitate a €500 billion investment package, a move met with cautious optimism and concerns from the German press.
German Coalition Agrees to €500 Billion Investment Package, Lifting Debt Brake
Germany's CDU, SPD, and Greens are poised to form a coalition government, agreeing to amend the constitution to lift the debt brake and facilitate a €500 billion investment package, a move met with cautious optimism and concerns from the German press.
Progress
56% Bias Score

Merz's Budget Cuts Face Legal, Political Hurdles in Germany
Germany's incoming chancellor, Friedrich Merz, plans budget cuts despite a debt-heavy spending plan requiring constitutional changes, facing political opposition and legal challenges, potentially impacting Germany's economic strength and international standing.

Merz's Budget Cuts Face Legal, Political Hurdles in Germany
Germany's incoming chancellor, Friedrich Merz, plans budget cuts despite a debt-heavy spending plan requiring constitutional changes, facing political opposition and legal challenges, potentially impacting Germany's economic strength and international standing.
Progress
44% Bias Score

German Bundestag Approves €500 Billion Financial Package
The German Bundestag approved a €500 billion financial package for infrastructure and defense, passing with 513 votes in favor and 207 against, despite criticism from the AfD who warned of negative impacts on the Euro; the Bundesrat will vote on Friday.

German Bundestag Approves €500 Billion Financial Package
The German Bundestag approved a €500 billion financial package for infrastructure and defense, passing with 513 votes in favor and 207 against, despite criticism from the AfD who warned of negative impacts on the Euro; the Bundesrat will vote on Friday.
Progress
52% Bias Score

Germany Approves Record Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German parliament passed a bill amending the country's fiscal rules to allow record government borrowing for defense and infrastructure, totaling €500 billion over the next decade, after a tense debate involving the CDU, SPD, and Greens; it requires approval from the Bundesrat.

Germany Approves Record Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German parliament passed a bill amending the country's fiscal rules to allow record government borrowing for defense and infrastructure, totaling €500 billion over the next decade, after a tense debate involving the CDU, SPD, and Greens; it requires approval from the Bundesrat.
Progress
48% Bias Score

Germany's €500 Billion Investment Plan: Hope Amidst Economic Slump
Germany's economy remains weak in March, but a planned €500 billion investment fund for infrastructure and climate neutrality offers potential for future growth, although concerns exist about its long-term effects and the need for structural reforms.

Germany's €500 Billion Investment Plan: Hope Amidst Economic Slump
Germany's economy remains weak in March, but a planned €500 billion investment fund for infrastructure and climate neutrality offers potential for future growth, although concerns exist about its long-term effects and the need for structural reforms.
Progress
48% Bias Score

Merz Announces Cost Cuts Despite €500 Billion Spending Plan
CDU/CSU leader Friedrich Merz announced that despite his proposed €500 billion financial package, Germany's next government will need to cut costs across all government levels; this comes after the package gained approval from the Bundestag's Budget Committee and faces legal challenges.

Merz Announces Cost Cuts Despite €500 Billion Spending Plan
CDU/CSU leader Friedrich Merz announced that despite his proposed €500 billion financial package, Germany's next government will need to cut costs across all government levels; this comes after the package gained approval from the Bundestag's Budget Committee and faces legal challenges.
Progress
48% Bias Score

GOP Explores Budget Trick to Mask $4 Trillion Tax Cut Cost
Republican lawmakers are considering a budgeting strategy to make a $4 trillion tax cut extension appear cost-free by assuming current policies continue indefinitely, bypassing budget reconciliation rules; this approach is opposed by many experts.

GOP Explores Budget Trick to Mask $4 Trillion Tax Cut Cost
Republican lawmakers are considering a budgeting strategy to make a $4 trillion tax cut extension appear cost-free by assuming current policies continue indefinitely, bypassing budget reconciliation rules; this approach is opposed by many experts.
Progress
48% Bias Score
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