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AfD Names Frohnmaier Top Candidate for Baden-Württemberg Election
Markus Frohnmaier, a 34-year-old Bundestag member and close confidant of AfD leader Alice Weidel, will be the AfD's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election, despite facing long odds due to other parties' refusal to cooperate with the AfD, which is currently polling at 19 percent.
AfD Names Frohnmaier Top Candidate for Baden-Württemberg Election
Markus Frohnmaier, a 34-year-old Bundestag member and close confidant of AfD leader Alice Weidel, will be the AfD's top candidate for the 2026 Baden-Württemberg state election, despite facing long odds due to other parties' refusal to cooperate with the AfD, which is currently polling at 19 percent.
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36% Bias Score


Hamburg Halts Wrangelstraße Parking Removals Amidst Political Backlash
A planned reduction of parking spaces on Hamburg's Wrangelstraße, part of a larger traffic initiative, has been temporarily halted after a resident petition and political pressure, despite the Bezirk Eimsbüttel signing a contract with a construction firm two weeks before the election.
Hamburg Halts Wrangelstraße Parking Removals Amidst Political Backlash
A planned reduction of parking spaces on Hamburg's Wrangelstraße, part of a larger traffic initiative, has been temporarily halted after a resident petition and political pressure, despite the Bezirk Eimsbüttel signing a contract with a construction firm two weeks before the election.
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52% Bias Score


Merz Ally Wins CDU Women's Union Leadership
Nina Warken, a close Friedrich Merz ally, won the CDU Women's Union leadership election on the weekend with 62.1% of the vote against Ina Scharrenbach, marking a significant shift within the party.
Merz Ally Wins CDU Women's Union Leadership
Nina Warken, a close Friedrich Merz ally, won the CDU Women's Union leadership election on the weekend with 62.1% of the vote against Ina Scharrenbach, marking a significant shift within the party.
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52% Bias Score


SPD Implodes Amidst Internal Power Struggle
Following a disappointing electoral result, internal conflict erupts within Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD), leading to the resignation of co-chair Saskia Esken and a power struggle within the party's leadership, raising questions about the future stability of the coalition government.
SPD Implodes Amidst Internal Power Struggle
Following a disappointing electoral result, internal conflict erupts within Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD), leading to the resignation of co-chair Saskia Esken and a power struggle within the party's leadership, raising questions about the future stability of the coalition government.
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60% Bias Score


Esken Resigns as SPD Chairwoman
SPD chairwoman Saskia Esken announced her resignation on May 24, 2024, stating she will not seek re-election at the party congress in late June, opening the way for a younger generation of women leaders while retaining her Bundestag seat.
Esken Resigns as SPD Chairwoman
SPD chairwoman Saskia Esken announced her resignation on May 24, 2024, stating she will not seek re-election at the party congress in late June, opening the way for a younger generation of women leaders while retaining her Bundestag seat.
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52% Bias Score


Mecklenburg-Vorpommern District Elections: AfD's Role Amidst Reclassification
On Sunday, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern holds local elections in four districts for district administrators, with the AfD participating despite its recent reclassification as a 'securely right-wing extremist endeavor', impacting voter behavior and raising questions about the future political landscape.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern District Elections: AfD's Role Amidst Reclassification
On Sunday, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern holds local elections in four districts for district administrators, with the AfD participating despite its recent reclassification as a 'securely right-wing extremist endeavor', impacting voter behavior and raising questions about the future political landscape.
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44% Bias Score

AfD Names Frohnmaier Top Candidate for Baden-Württemberg
Markus Frohnmaier, a 34-year-old Bundestag member and close associate of AfD leader Alice Weidel, will be the AfD's top candidate for Minister President in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 election, despite the party's low chances of forming a government and its classification as a potential right-wing extr...

AfD Names Frohnmaier Top Candidate for Baden-Württemberg
Markus Frohnmaier, a 34-year-old Bundestag member and close associate of AfD leader Alice Weidel, will be the AfD's top candidate for Minister President in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 election, despite the party's low chances of forming a government and its classification as a potential right-wing extr...
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40% Bias Score

AfD Aims for Absolute Majority in Saxony-Anhalt with Unconventional Campaign
The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party in Germany is launching its largest state election campaign in Saxony-Anhalt for September 6th, 2026, aiming for an absolute majority by directly engaging voters through social media, flyers, and events, bypassing traditional media. Their top candidate, Ul...

AfD Aims for Absolute Majority in Saxony-Anhalt with Unconventional Campaign
The Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party in Germany is launching its largest state election campaign in Saxony-Anhalt for September 6th, 2026, aiming for an absolute majority by directly engaging voters through social media, flyers, and events, bypassing traditional media. Their top candidate, Ul...
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56% Bias Score

Özdemir to Lead Baden-Württemberg Greens in 2026 State Election
Cem Özdemir, former Federal Minister of Agriculture, will lead Baden-Württemberg's Green Party in the March 8th, 2026 state election, aiming to become the second Green Minister-President of Germany, succeeding Winfried Kretschmann. Current polls place the CDU ahead of the Greens, but Özdemir enjoys ...

Özdemir to Lead Baden-Württemberg Greens in 2026 State Election
Cem Özdemir, former Federal Minister of Agriculture, will lead Baden-Württemberg's Green Party in the March 8th, 2026 state election, aiming to become the second Green Minister-President of Germany, succeeding Winfried Kretschmann. Current polls place the CDU ahead of the Greens, but Özdemir enjoys ...
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36% Bias Score

SPD Restructures Leadership After Electoral Defeat
Following the SPD's recent electoral setback, party chairman Lars Klingbeil initiated a leadership restructuring, replacing Saskia Esken and Matthias Miersch with Bärbel Bas and Tim Klüssendorf, respectively, aiming to unify the party and counter criticism of his leadership style.

SPD Restructures Leadership After Electoral Defeat
Following the SPD's recent electoral setback, party chairman Lars Klingbeil initiated a leadership restructuring, replacing Saskia Esken and Matthias Miersch with Bärbel Bas and Tim Klüssendorf, respectively, aiming to unify the party and counter criticism of his leadership style.
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48% Bias Score

German Left Party's Electoral Success and Growing Influence
Germany's Left Party, after winning 8.8% of the vote in the February federal election, now holds 64 seats in the Bundestag, up from its 2021 result; their success is attributed to their focus on affordable housing and youth support, and their pacifist stance on the Ukraine conflict.

German Left Party's Electoral Success and Growing Influence
Germany's Left Party, after winning 8.8% of the vote in the February federal election, now holds 64 seats in the Bundestag, up from its 2021 result; their success is attributed to their focus on affordable housing and youth support, and their pacifist stance on the Ukraine conflict.
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44% Bias Score

Merz Confirmed as German Chancellor After Unprecedented Second Ballot
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective Chancellor, unexpectedly failed to secure an absolute majority in the first Bundestag ballot (310 for, 307 against, needing 316), but secured the position in the second ballot (325 for, 289 against), marking a historic first in post-war Germany.

Merz Confirmed as German Chancellor After Unprecedented Second Ballot
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective Chancellor, unexpectedly failed to secure an absolute majority in the first Bundestag ballot (310 for, 307 against, needing 316), but secured the position in the second ballot (325 for, 289 against), marking a historic first in post-war Germany.
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48% Bias Score
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