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German Election: SPD Suffers Historic Defeat; AfD Rises
In Germany's recent federal election, the SPD secured a mere 16.4 percent of the vote, its worst result ever; CDU/CSU obtained 28.5 percent; the Greens fell to 11.6 percent; and the FDP failed to clear the 5 percent hurdle, triggering leadership changes across these parties while the AfD doubled its...
German Election: SPD Suffers Historic Defeat; AfD Rises
In Germany's recent federal election, the SPD secured a mere 16.4 percent of the vote, its worst result ever; CDU/CSU obtained 28.5 percent; the Greens fell to 11.6 percent; and the FDP failed to clear the 5 percent hurdle, triggering leadership changes across these parties while the AfD doubled its...
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48% Bias Score
Merz Becomes German Chancellor Amidst AfD Surge
Following Germany's Bundestag elections, Friedrich Merz of the CDU/CSU will become chancellor despite lacking a majority, while the AfD achieved a record 20.8% of the vote, creating challenges for coalition building and potentially impacting domestic and foreign policy.
Merz Becomes German Chancellor Amidst AfD Surge
Following Germany's Bundestag elections, Friedrich Merz of the CDU/CSU will become chancellor despite lacking a majority, while the AfD achieved a record 20.8% of the vote, creating challenges for coalition building and potentially impacting domestic and foreign policy.
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60% Bias Score
Merz Victory: European Leaders Anticipate Stronger EU Cooperation and Increased Defense Spending
Following the German Bundestag elections, French President Emmanuel Macron and other European leaders congratulated CDU candidate Friedrich Merz, signaling expectations of strengthened European cooperation and increased defense spending, potentially leading to a shift in German foreign policy toward...
Merz Victory: European Leaders Anticipate Stronger EU Cooperation and Increased Defense Spending
Following the German Bundestag elections, French President Emmanuel Macron and other European leaders congratulated CDU candidate Friedrich Merz, signaling expectations of strengthened European cooperation and increased defense spending, potentially leading to a shift in German foreign policy toward...
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Burundi Refugee Crisis: 20,000 Congolese Flee to Burundi Amidst Resource Shortages
Approximately 20,000 Congolese refugees, mainly women and children, are in Rugombo, Cibitoke province, Burundi, near the Ruzizi border, fleeing South Kivu conflict; Burundi received 42,000 refugees in under two weeks, but lacks resources; Somalia regained its UN voting rights after 35 years.
Burundi Refugee Crisis: 20,000 Congolese Flee to Burundi Amidst Resource Shortages
Approximately 20,000 Congolese refugees, mainly women and children, are in Rugombo, Cibitoke province, Burundi, near the Ruzizi border, fleeing South Kivu conflict; Burundi received 42,000 refugees in under two weeks, but lacks resources; Somalia regained its UN voting rights after 35 years.
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56% Bias Score
Merz Projected to Win German Chancellorship
Based on projections from Germany's February 23rd general election, CDU chairman Friedrich Merz is expected to become the next Chancellor, marking a shift towards a more conservative Germany and potentially impacting domestic and foreign policies.
Merz Projected to Win German Chancellorship
Based on projections from Germany's February 23rd general election, CDU chairman Friedrich Merz is expected to become the next Chancellor, marking a shift towards a more conservative Germany and potentially impacting domestic and foreign policies.
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56% Bias Score
Merz's CDU/CSU Wins German Election, Forming Coalition with SPD
In Germany's general election, Friedrich Merz's Christian Democrats won, forming a coalition with the Social Democrats; the left-wing populist BSW party narrowly missed entering parliament, simplifying coalition negotiations and prompting Merz to prioritize European independence from the US.
Merz's CDU/CSU Wins German Election, Forming Coalition with SPD
In Germany's general election, Friedrich Merz's Christian Democrats won, forming a coalition with the Social Democrats; the left-wing populist BSW party narrowly missed entering parliament, simplifying coalition negotiations and prompting Merz to prioritize European independence from the US.
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48% Bias Score
Pope Francis Critical, German Conservatives Win, Zelensky Offers Resignation
Pope Francis is critically ill with pneumonia and kidney issues; Germany's conservatives won the most votes but need a coalition; Zelensky offered to resign for peace in Ukraine; USAID fired 2,000 employees; immigration raids occurred in Los Angeles.
Pope Francis Critical, German Conservatives Win, Zelensky Offers Resignation
Pope Francis is critically ill with pneumonia and kidney issues; Germany's conservatives won the most votes but need a coalition; Zelensky offered to resign for peace in Ukraine; USAID fired 2,000 employees; immigration raids occurred in Los Angeles.
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28% Bias Score
Merz's Election Win Sparks Call for European Independence from US
Following his election victory in Germany, Friedrich Merz advocated for greater European independence from the US, expressing concerns about NATO's future and US disinterest in Europe's well-being, while the AfD, achieving its best-ever result, received congratulations from Elon Musk.
Merz's Election Win Sparks Call for European Independence from US
Following his election victory in Germany, Friedrich Merz advocated for greater European independence from the US, expressing concerns about NATO's future and US disinterest in Europe's well-being, while the AfD, achieving its best-ever result, received congratulations from Elon Musk.
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36% Bias Score
CDU/CSU Wins German Snap Election; AfD Makes Strong Gains
Germany's February 23rd snap Bundestag election saw the CDU/CSU win with 28.52%, while the AfD doubled its vote share to 20.8%, becoming the second-largest party; the SPD suffered its worst-ever result (16.41%), and the FDP failed to enter parliament.
CDU/CSU Wins German Snap Election; AfD Makes Strong Gains
Germany's February 23rd snap Bundestag election saw the CDU/CSU win with 28.52%, while the AfD doubled its vote share to 20.8%, becoming the second-largest party; the SPD suffered its worst-ever result (16.41%), and the FDP failed to enter parliament.
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44% Bias Score
European Leaders Congratulate Germany's CDU Victory, Anticipating Policy Shifts
Following Germany's election, European conservative leaders swiftly congratulated CDU leader Friedrich Merz, expressing hopes for stronger EU-NATO cooperation and increased defense spending, potentially impacting debt policies and the Stability Pact.
European Leaders Congratulate Germany's CDU Victory, Anticipating Policy Shifts
Following Germany's election, European conservative leaders swiftly congratulated CDU leader Friedrich Merz, expressing hopes for stronger EU-NATO cooperation and increased defense spending, potentially impacting debt policies and the Stability Pact.
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40% Bias Score
SPD Suffers Historic Defeat in German Federal Election
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) suffered a historic defeat in the federal election, securing only 16 percent of the vote—their worst result ever—a nine-percent drop from 2021, attributed to missteps by Chancellor Scholz, a focus on migration amid terror attacks, and the rise of right-wing pa...
SPD Suffers Historic Defeat in German Federal Election
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) suffered a historic defeat in the federal election, securing only 16 percent of the vote—their worst result ever—a nine-percent drop from 2021, attributed to missteps by Chancellor Scholz, a focus on migration amid terror attacks, and the rise of right-wing pa...
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56% Bias Score
CDU/CSU Wins German Election but Faces Coalition Challenges Amidst AfD Surge
In the German Bundestag elections, CDU/CSU emerged as the strongest party with approximately 28% of the vote, but fell short of expectations, while AfD secured around 20%, becoming the largest opposition party; SPD and Greens suffered significant losses, ending their coalition.
CDU/CSU Wins German Election but Faces Coalition Challenges Amidst AfD Surge
In the German Bundestag elections, CDU/CSU emerged as the strongest party with approximately 28% of the vote, but fell short of expectations, while AfD secured around 20%, becoming the largest opposition party; SPD and Greens suffered significant losses, ending their coalition.
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52% Bias Score
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