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North Rhine-Westphalia's Civil Servant Pay Law Deemed Unconstitutional
A legal opinion deems North Rhine-Westphalia's new civil servant pay law, which bases salary calculations on a fictional dual-income household including a minimum €538 monthly partner income, unconstitutional, creating potential conflicts and legal challenges.
North Rhine-Westphalia's Civil Servant Pay Law Deemed Unconstitutional
A legal opinion deems North Rhine-Westphalia's new civil servant pay law, which bases salary calculations on a fictional dual-income household including a minimum €538 monthly partner income, unconstitutional, creating potential conflicts and legal challenges.
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20% Bias Score
German Left Party's Plan to Tackle Cost of Living Crisis
Germany's Left Party unveiled its election platform focusing on curbing rising living costs through a nationwide rent cap, tax cuts on essential goods, and a temporary wealth tax to fund these measures. The party also advocates for increased diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
German Left Party's Plan to Tackle Cost of Living Crisis
Germany's Left Party unveiled its election platform focusing on curbing rising living costs through a nationwide rent cap, tax cuts on essential goods, and a temporary wealth tax to fund these measures. The party also advocates for increased diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
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48% Bias Score
Greens Launch "Winter Election Campaign", Targeting CDU and SPD
Greens' co-chair Franziska Brantner initiated their "winter election campaign", criticizing CDU's and SPD's policies on cost of living and Ukraine support; polls suggest a potential Black-Green majority.
Greens Launch "Winter Election Campaign", Targeting CDU and SPD
Greens' co-chair Franziska Brantner initiated their "winter election campaign", criticizing CDU's and SPD's policies on cost of living and Ukraine support; polls suggest a potential Black-Green majority.
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44% Bias Score
AfD Nominates First Chancellor Candidate
Alice Weidel, 45, has been nominated as the AfD's first Chancellor candidate ahead of Germany's snap election on February 23, prompted by rising AfD poll numbers (18-19%) and protests outside the party headquarters in Berlin.
AfD Nominates First Chancellor Candidate
Alice Weidel, 45, has been nominated as the AfD's first Chancellor candidate ahead of Germany's snap election on February 23, prompted by rising AfD poll numbers (18-19%) and protests outside the party headquarters in Berlin.
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44% Bias Score
AfD Nominates First Chancellor Candidate Amidst Rising Popularity and Political Uncertainty
Alice Weidel, a 45-year-old economist, has been nominated as the AfD's first-ever chancellor candidate in the upcoming German election, despite facing long odds due to other parties' refusal to cooperate; the AfD's popularity, currently polling between 18-19%, is fueled by discontent with the curren...
AfD Nominates First Chancellor Candidate Amidst Rising Popularity and Political Uncertainty
Alice Weidel, a 45-year-old economist, has been nominated as the AfD's first-ever chancellor candidate in the upcoming German election, despite facing long odds due to other parties' refusal to cooperate; the AfD's popularity, currently polling between 18-19%, is fueled by discontent with the curren...
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52% Bias Score
Germany Calls Snap Elections Amidst Coalition Collapse
Germany's snap federal elections, scheduled for February 23, 2025, following the collapse of the governing coalition, will see over 60 million eligible voters choose a new Bundestag; polls indicate a strong lead for the Union bloc (CDU/CSU) and potential losses for the governing coalition parties.
Germany Calls Snap Elections Amidst Coalition Collapse
Germany's snap federal elections, scheduled for February 23, 2025, following the collapse of the governing coalition, will see over 60 million eligible voters choose a new Bundestag; polls indicate a strong lead for the Union bloc (CDU/CSU) and potential losses for the governing coalition parties.
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44% Bias Score
Straetmanns' BSW Election Sparks Resignation Calls in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Following his election as head of the BSW party in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Justice Secretary Friedrich Straetmanns faces calls for resignation due to his continued role in the state's coalition government. Opposition parties criticize this as damaging to the government's credibility, while the rulin...
Straetmanns' BSW Election Sparks Resignation Calls in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Following his election as head of the BSW party in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Justice Secretary Friedrich Straetmanns faces calls for resignation due to his continued role in the state's coalition government. Opposition parties criticize this as damaging to the government's credibility, while the rulin...
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56% Bias Score
AfD's Weidel Gains Popularity in China, Raising Concerns about German Foreign Policy
Alice Weidel, a German politician and co-chair of the AfD party, is gaining popularity in China due to her anti-establishment views, potentially influencing German-Chinese and German-American relations; a recent report from Shanghai Tongji University details the AfD's impact on German politics and t...
AfD's Weidel Gains Popularity in China, Raising Concerns about German Foreign Policy
Alice Weidel, a German politician and co-chair of the AfD party, is gaining popularity in China due to her anti-establishment views, potentially influencing German-Chinese and German-American relations; a recent report from Shanghai Tongji University details the AfD's impact on German politics and t...
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36% Bias Score
"Ampel-Aus" Chosen as Germany's 2024 Word of the Year
The German Language Society (GfdS) selected "Ampel-Aus" ("traffic light out") as its 2024 word of the year, signifying the collapse of Germany's ruling coalition and the resulting announcement of early elections on February 23, 2025.
"Ampel-Aus" Chosen as Germany's 2024 Word of the Year
The German Language Society (GfdS) selected "Ampel-Aus" ("traffic light out") as its 2024 word of the year, signifying the collapse of Germany's ruling coalition and the resulting announcement of early elections on February 23, 2025.
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24% Bias Score
AfD Nominates Weidel for Chancellor Amidst Growing Support
Alice Weidel, the AfD's candidate for chancellor in Germany's upcoming February 23rd election, aims to revamp the economy, reverse the country's climate policies, and curb immigration; the party currently holds 18-19% of the national vote.
AfD Nominates Weidel for Chancellor Amidst Growing Support
Alice Weidel, the AfD's candidate for chancellor in Germany's upcoming February 23rd election, aims to revamp the economy, reverse the country's climate policies, and curb immigration; the party currently holds 18-19% of the national vote.
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40% Bias Score
AfD's Weidel: A Unique Candidate Challenging Germany's Political Landscape
Alice Weidel, a 45-year-old economist with a Goldman Sachs background and Sri Lankan partner, is the AfD's first female chancellor candidate, challenging Germany's political landscape as the party rises to 17% in polls ahead of February 23rd's snap election.
AfD's Weidel: A Unique Candidate Challenging Germany's Political Landscape
Alice Weidel, a 45-year-old economist with a Goldman Sachs background and Sri Lankan partner, is the AfD's first female chancellor candidate, challenging Germany's political landscape as the party rises to 17% in polls ahead of February 23rd's snap election.
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60% Bias Score
German Green Party Shifts Strategy Ahead of Federal Election
The German Green Party is preparing for the upcoming federal election with a focus on economic issues and digitalization, as evidenced by speeches from leaders Lang and Brantner, while Cem Özdemir aims for the Baden-Württemberg premiership and criticizes other parties' economic approaches.
German Green Party Shifts Strategy Ahead of Federal Election
The German Green Party is preparing for the upcoming federal election with a focus on economic issues and digitalization, as evidenced by speeches from leaders Lang and Brantner, while Cem Özdemir aims for the Baden-Württemberg premiership and criticizes other parties' economic approaches.
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44% Bias Score
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