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Germany's Election Law: Landeswahlleiter Calls for Reform
Berlin's Landeswahlleiter Stephan Bröchler calls for reforming Germany's election law, arguing that the current 60-day timeframe for early elections is insufficient, particularly for postal voting, and proposes a 90-day period, while dismissing e-voting due to security concerns.
Germany's Election Law: Landeswahlleiter Calls for Reform
Berlin's Landeswahlleiter Stephan Bröchler calls for reforming Germany's election law, arguing that the current 60-day timeframe for early elections is insufficient, particularly for postal voting, and proposes a 90-day period, while dismissing e-voting due to security concerns.
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36% Bias Score
German Chancellor Candidates Face Off in Second "Wahlarena" Debate
Germany's ARD hosted the second "Wahlarena" debate with Union's Merz, SPD's Scholz, AfD's Weidel, and Greens' Habeck, fielding citizen questions on taxes, poverty, families, and US relations; Merz avoided a question on abortion, Scholz didn't offer specific climate-health solutions, and Weidel suppo...
German Chancellor Candidates Face Off in Second "Wahlarena" Debate
Germany's ARD hosted the second "Wahlarena" debate with Union's Merz, SPD's Scholz, AfD's Weidel, and Greens' Habeck, fielding citizen questions on taxes, poverty, families, and US relations; Merz avoided a question on abortion, Scholz didn't offer specific climate-health solutions, and Weidel suppo...
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44% Bias Score
Merz's Reform Agenda Faces Hurdles in Tight German Election
One week from Germany's February 23rd elections, polls suggest Friedrich Merz's ability to enact broad reforms is threatened by potential left-wing alliances that could block constitutional changes, particularly relaxing the debt brake and increasing military spending.
Merz's Reform Agenda Faces Hurdles in Tight German Election
One week from Germany's February 23rd elections, polls suggest Friedrich Merz's ability to enact broad reforms is threatened by potential left-wing alliances that could block constitutional changes, particularly relaxing the debt brake and increasing military spending.
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56% Bias Score
Germany's Four-Way Chancellor Race: Scholz, Merz, Habeck, and Weidel Vie for Power
Germany's election on Sunday pits incumbent Chancellor Olaf Scholz against opposition leader Friedrich Merz, Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck, and, for the first time, a far-right candidate, Alice Weidel, each with distinct policy platforms and experience levels impacting the nation's economic and poli...
Germany's Four-Way Chancellor Race: Scholz, Merz, Habeck, and Weidel Vie for Power
Germany's election on Sunday pits incumbent Chancellor Olaf Scholz against opposition leader Friedrich Merz, Vice Chancellor Robert Habeck, and, for the first time, a far-right candidate, Alice Weidel, each with distinct policy platforms and experience levels impacting the nation's economic and poli...
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32% Bias Score
German Chancellor Candidates Clash in Heated TV Debate
In a two-hour televised debate, German Chancellor candidates Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD) clashed on migration, the economy, and Ukraine, revealing deep divisions particularly regarding the AfD's far-right stances and collaboration with established parties.
German Chancellor Candidates Clash in Heated TV Debate
In a two-hour televised debate, German Chancellor candidates Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD) clashed on migration, the economy, and Ukraine, revealing deep divisions particularly regarding the AfD's far-right stances and collaboration with established parties.
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52% Bias Score
AfD's Rise in Germany's Upcoming Election
Germany's upcoming election shows the AfD, a far-right party, projected to win 20% of the vote, potentially impacting government formation. The CDU-CSU, with 32% support, will likely not form a coalition with AfD, despite the AfD's increased support compared to the 2021 election, where they had half...
AfD's Rise in Germany's Upcoming Election
Germany's upcoming election shows the AfD, a far-right party, projected to win 20% of the vote, potentially impacting government formation. The CDU-CSU, with 32% support, will likely not form a coalition with AfD, despite the AfD's increased support compared to the 2021 election, where they had half...
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64% Bias Score
Russia's Disinformation Campaign Targets German Elections
Russia is conducting a multi-pronged disinformation campaign targeting the upcoming German elections, spreading false narratives about leading candidates from centrist parties via fabricated websites and social media to sow discord and potentially boost support for pro-Russia parties.
Russia's Disinformation Campaign Targets German Elections
Russia is conducting a multi-pronged disinformation campaign targeting the upcoming German elections, spreading false narratives about leading candidates from centrist parties via fabricated websites and social media to sow discord and potentially boost support for pro-Russia parties.
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36% Bias Score
Russia's Disinformation Campaign Targets German Elections
Ahead of Germany's February 23rd election, Russia is running large-scale disinformation campaigns targeting centrist parties like the Greens, CDU, and SPD using fake news and social media to discredit them and spread pro-Kremlin narratives, potentially benefiting parties like AfD.
Russia's Disinformation Campaign Targets German Elections
Ahead of Germany's February 23rd election, Russia is running large-scale disinformation campaigns targeting centrist parties like the Greens, CDU, and SPD using fake news and social media to discredit them and spread pro-Kremlin narratives, potentially benefiting parties like AfD.
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44% Bias Score
Far-Right's Rise Impacts German Football
The rise of Germany's far-right AfD party is influencing football, with some clubs staging anti-far-right protests while others see increased racism and right-wing sentiment; this is concerning given football's centrality in German society.
Far-Right's Rise Impacts German Football
The rise of Germany's far-right AfD party is influencing football, with some clubs staging anti-far-right protests while others see increased racism and right-wing sentiment; this is concerning given football's centrality in German society.
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52% Bias Score
Habeck's Uncertain Future After 'Traffic Light' Coalition Collapse
Robert Habeck, Germany's Green Party's chancellor candidate for the February 23rd election, faces low poll numbers and criticism for his climate policies despite his previous success as vice-chancellor and minister of economy and climate protection in the collapsed 'traffic light' coalition.
Habeck's Uncertain Future After 'Traffic Light' Coalition Collapse
Robert Habeck, Germany's Green Party's chancellor candidate for the February 23rd election, faces low poll numbers and criticism for his climate policies despite his previous success as vice-chancellor and minister of economy and climate protection in the collapsed 'traffic light' coalition.
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44% Bias Score
German Auto Industry Faces Crisis Amidst Policy Uncertainty
Germany's automotive industry, a major global player, is facing an economic crisis due to inconsistent government policies on electric vehicles, high energy costs, and slow technological adaptation, leading to uncertainty before the February 23rd election.
German Auto Industry Faces Crisis Amidst Policy Uncertainty
Germany's automotive industry, a major global player, is facing an economic crisis due to inconsistent government policies on electric vehicles, high energy costs, and slow technological adaptation, leading to uncertainty before the February 23rd election.
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48% Bias Score
German Chancellor Debate Rocked by AfD's Weidel
The first German televised chancellor debate was disrupted when AfD leader Alice Weidel refused to condemn her party chairman's minimizing of the Nazi regime, sparking immediate outrage and highlighting deep political divisions. Friedrich Merz won the debate according to a Forsa poll.
German Chancellor Debate Rocked by AfD's Weidel
The first German televised chancellor debate was disrupted when AfD leader Alice Weidel refused to condemn her party chairman's minimizing of the Nazi regime, sparking immediate outrage and highlighting deep political divisions. Friedrich Merz won the debate according to a Forsa poll.
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48% Bias Score
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