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Hamburg Parliament Dispute over Inaugural Session Presidency
A dispute has arisen in the Hamburg Parliament over who should preside over its inaugural session; the rules designate the longest-serving member, Ralf Niedmers (CDU), despite a challenge from the AfD citing the oldest member principle.
Hamburg Parliament Dispute over Inaugural Session Presidency
A dispute has arisen in the Hamburg Parliament over who should preside over its inaugural session; the rules designate the longest-serving member, Ralf Niedmers (CDU), despite a challenge from the AfD citing the oldest member principle.
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44% Bias Score


Gysi Criticizes German Reunification, Proposes Cross-Party Commission
Gregor Gysi, in his address to the Bundestag, criticized the West German government's handling of reunification, highlighting the East's advancements in gender equality and advocating for a more balanced historical perspective. He proposed a cross-party commission to address various policy issues an...
Gysi Criticizes German Reunification, Proposes Cross-Party Commission
Gregor Gysi, in his address to the Bundestag, criticized the West German government's handling of reunification, highlighting the East's advancements in gender equality and advocating for a more balanced historical perspective. He proposed a cross-party commission to address various policy issues an...
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36% Bias Score


German Coalition Talks Stalled Amidst Disagreements on Key Policies
Negotiations to form a new German government are facing significant hurdles due to disagreements on taxes, social policy, immigration, and abortion; failure to form a government could have severe consequences for Germany and Europe, potentially leading to the rise of the AfD.
German Coalition Talks Stalled Amidst Disagreements on Key Policies
Negotiations to form a new German government are facing significant hurdles due to disagreements on taxes, social policy, immigration, and abortion; failure to form a government could have severe consequences for Germany and Europe, potentially leading to the rise of the AfD.
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48% Bias Score


German Coalition Talks Stalled on Budget and Ministerial Posts
Germany's CDU and SPD, along with the Greens, are negotiating a coalition government facing disagreements on financial resource allocation, tax reforms, and ministerial positions, with a planned meeting before the weekend to resolve issues before a potential Easter deadline.
German Coalition Talks Stalled on Budget and Ministerial Posts
Germany's CDU and SPD, along with the Greens, are negotiating a coalition government facing disagreements on financial resource allocation, tax reforms, and ministerial positions, with a planned meeting before the weekend to resolve issues before a potential Easter deadline.
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40% Bias Score


CDU Demands Policy Changes in German Coalition Talks
In Berlin, the first phase of coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD concluded with the CDU demanding policy changes in key areas after making concessions on the budget; future negotiations will center on migration, economic, and social policies.
CDU Demands Policy Changes in German Coalition Talks
In Berlin, the first phase of coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD concluded with the CDU demanding policy changes in key areas after making concessions on the budget; future negotiations will center on migration, economic, and social policies.
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40% Bias Score


German "Soli" Tax Ruling to Impact Budget and Coalition Talks
Germany's Constitutional Court will decide Wednesday on the "Soli" tax, potentially creating a double-digit billion-euro hole in the budget and impacting coalition negotiations already strained by disagreements over tax policies and the future of the Deutschlandticket.
German "Soli" Tax Ruling to Impact Budget and Coalition Talks
Germany's Constitutional Court will decide Wednesday on the "Soli" tax, potentially creating a double-digit billion-euro hole in the budget and impacting coalition negotiations already strained by disagreements over tax policies and the future of the Deutschlandticket.
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48% Bias Score

Frankfurt Greens Launch 2026 Election Campaign with Focus on Collaborative Governance
The Frankfurt Greens, aiming to regain their top position in the 2026 municipal election, held a meeting emphasizing collaborative program development and criticizing the CDU's governance, highlighting successful projects and contrasting them with shortcomings in education and immigration services.

Frankfurt Greens Launch 2026 Election Campaign with Focus on Collaborative Governance
The Frankfurt Greens, aiming to regain their top position in the 2026 municipal election, held a meeting emphasizing collaborative program development and criticizing the CDU's governance, highlighting successful projects and contrasting them with shortcomings in education and immigration services.
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52% Bias Score

Difficult Coalition Talks in Germany: Disagreements on Debt Brake, Migration, and Taxes
Coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are strained due to disagreements on the debt brake reform, migration policy, and tax policies, with the SPD pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy while the CDU/CSU advocates for tax cuts. Public opinion polls show the AfD gaining ground on the Uni...

Difficult Coalition Talks in Germany: Disagreements on Debt Brake, Migration, and Taxes
Coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are strained due to disagreements on the debt brake reform, migration policy, and tax policies, with the SPD pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy while the CDU/CSU advocates for tax cuts. Public opinion polls show the AfD gaining ground on the Uni...
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56% Bias Score

German Bundestag Faces Challenges Amidst Global Uncertainty
Germany's new Bundestag convenes on March 25th amid a turbulent international environment, facing challenges from the rise of the far-right AfD, a major military investment program, and public anxieties about war. The new government must navigate these complex issues.

German Bundestag Faces Challenges Amidst Global Uncertainty
Germany's new Bundestag convenes on March 25th amid a turbulent international environment, facing challenges from the rise of the far-right AfD, a major military investment program, and public anxieties about war. The new government must navigate these complex issues.
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48% Bias Score

German Coalition Talks: Progress and Remaining Disputes
The first phase of Union and SPD coalition negotiations is concluding, with agreements on state modernization and infrastructure protection, but disagreements remain on taxes, social policy, and migration. The 19-person committee will address remaining differences before a potential government forma...

German Coalition Talks: Progress and Remaining Disputes
The first phase of Union and SPD coalition negotiations is concluding, with agreements on state modernization and infrastructure protection, but disagreements remain on taxes, social policy, and migration. The 19-person committee will address remaining differences before a potential government forma...
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44% Bias Score

Lower Saxony Grants €640 Million to Municipalities
Lower Saxony's state government provides €600 million for municipal investments and €40 million for veterinary services, addressing financial strain and a prior dispute; municipalities decide how to use investment funds.

Lower Saxony Grants €640 Million to Municipalities
Lower Saxony's state government provides €600 million for municipal investments and €40 million for veterinary services, addressing financial strain and a prior dispute; municipalities decide how to use investment funds.
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36% Bias Score

Gysi to Open Bundestag Session
77-year-old Gregor Gysi of Die Linke will open Germany's new Bundestag on March 25th due to his 31 years in parliament, exceeding Alexander Gauland's 84 years; his speech will address societal and international issues despite past Stasi accusations.

Gysi to Open Bundestag Session
77-year-old Gregor Gysi of Die Linke will open Germany's new Bundestag on March 25th due to his 31 years in parliament, exceeding Alexander Gauland's 84 years; his speech will address societal and international issues despite past Stasi accusations.
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40% Bias Score
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