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Frankfurt Coalition Crumbles After Crack Center Decision
The FDP's exit from Frankfurt's governing coalition, prompted by a decision to establish a crack addiction center in the Bahnhofsviertel, necessitates the remaining parties (Greens, SPD, Volt) to seek new alliances eight months ahead of the local elections.
Frankfurt Coalition Crumbles After Crack Center Decision
The FDP's exit from Frankfurt's governing coalition, prompted by a decision to establish a crack addiction center in the Bahnhofsviertel, necessitates the remaining parties (Greens, SPD, Volt) to seek new alliances eight months ahead of the local elections.
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36% Bias Score


Germany's Missed Opportunity: Inquiry into Coronavirus Response Remains Unresolved
A September 2022 motion for a German parliamentary inquiry into the government's coronavirus crisis response, proposed by the AfD, was rejected; the current focus on a separate mask-procurement inquiry highlights missed opportunities for accountability and potential long-term consequences for public...
Germany's Missed Opportunity: Inquiry into Coronavirus Response Remains Unresolved
A September 2022 motion for a German parliamentary inquiry into the government's coronavirus crisis response, proposed by the AfD, was rejected; the current focus on a separate mask-procurement inquiry highlights missed opportunities for accountability and potential long-term consequences for public...
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52% Bias Score


SPD's Plummeting Support: Economic Anxiety and Internal Divisions Threaten Party's Future
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) is facing a severe crisis, polling at 13%—its worst result since 1887—due to a loss of public trust amid economic anxieties and internal divisions regarding welfare and defense policies, while other pressing issues like immigration and social inequality oversh...
SPD's Plummeting Support: Economic Anxiety and Internal Divisions Threaten Party's Future
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) is facing a severe crisis, polling at 13%—its worst result since 1887—due to a loss of public trust amid economic anxieties and internal divisions regarding welfare and defense policies, while other pressing issues like immigration and social inequality oversh...
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48% Bias Score


Sudhof Testimony Restriction Fuels German Health Ministry Transparency Debate
The German Health Ministry's limited authorization for Margaretha Sudhof to testify about her report on mask procurement during the COVID-19 pandemic fueled opposition accusations of a cover-up, particularly regarding former Health Minister Jens Spahn, despite the full report's public release. The o...
Sudhof Testimony Restriction Fuels German Health Ministry Transparency Debate
The German Health Ministry's limited authorization for Margaretha Sudhof to testify about her report on mask procurement during the COVID-19 pandemic fueled opposition accusations of a cover-up, particularly regarding former Health Minister Jens Spahn, despite the full report's public release. The o...
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60% Bias Score


Bundestag to Vote on Three Federal Constitutional Court Nominees
The Bundestag's selection committee recommended three candidates—Günter Spinner (Union), Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf (SPD), and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold (SPD)—for three vacant Federal Constitutional Court positions; a final vote requiring a two-thirds majority is scheduled for Friday, necessitating potential...
Bundestag to Vote on Three Federal Constitutional Court Nominees
The Bundestag's selection committee recommended three candidates—Günter Spinner (Union), Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf (SPD), and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold (SPD)—for three vacant Federal Constitutional Court positions; a final vote requiring a two-thirds majority is scheduled for Friday, necessitating potential...
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56% Bias Score


German Greens Explore Cooperation with Left Party After Election Gains
Following the Bundestag elections, Green party leaders Felix Banaszak and Rasmus Andresen expressed openness to increased cooperation with the Left party, viewing their electoral success as a sign of public desire for a counter-model to the political shift towards the right. This has sparked debate ...
German Greens Explore Cooperation with Left Party After Election Gains
Following the Bundestag elections, Green party leaders Felix Banaszak and Rasmus Andresen expressed openness to increased cooperation with the Left party, viewing their electoral success as a sign of public desire for a counter-model to the political shift towards the right. This has sparked debate ...
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36% Bias Score

Bundestag Committee Nominates Three for Constitutional Court; Vote Hinges on AfD or Left Support
The Bundestag's selection committee nominated Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold (SPD) and Günter Spinner (CDU/CSU) for Federal Constitutional Court judgeships; however, securing the necessary two-thirds majority in the Bundestag plenary session depends on the AfD or Left party's votes ...

Bundestag Committee Nominates Three for Constitutional Court; Vote Hinges on AfD or Left Support
The Bundestag's selection committee nominated Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold (SPD) and Günter Spinner (CDU/CSU) for Federal Constitutional Court judgeships; however, securing the necessary two-thirds majority in the Bundestag plenary session depends on the AfD or Left party's votes ...
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52% Bias Score

Bundestag Recommends Candidates for Constitutional Court; Votes on Friday
The Bundestag's selection committee endorsed two SPD candidates, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold, and one CDU candidate, Günter Spinner, for three vacant positions on the Federal Constitutional Court; final votes are scheduled for Friday, requiring a two-thirds majority which may nec...

Bundestag Recommends Candidates for Constitutional Court; Votes on Friday
The Bundestag's selection committee endorsed two SPD candidates, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf and Ann-Katrin Kaufhold, and one CDU candidate, Günter Spinner, for three vacant positions on the Federal Constitutional Court; final votes are scheduled for Friday, requiring a two-thirds majority which may nec...
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44% Bias Score

Berlin Courts Hamper German Government's Stricter Immigration and Welfare Policies
In Berlin, 82 fraudulent welfare applications were discovered at a single apartment complex, highlighting challenges in combating welfare fraud and the limitations on stricter immigration policies imposed by court decisions, which have overturned government actions, leading to concerns about judicia...

Berlin Courts Hamper German Government's Stricter Immigration and Welfare Policies
In Berlin, 82 fraudulent welfare applications were discovered at a single apartment complex, highlighting challenges in combating welfare fraud and the limitations on stricter immigration policies imposed by court decisions, which have overturned government actions, leading to concerns about judicia...
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56% Bias Score

Germany: Bundestag Recommends Candidates for Constitutional Court
The Bundestag's selection committee recommended two SPD candidates, including the controversial Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, and one Union candidate for three Federal Constitutional Court vacancies; final votes are scheduled for Friday in the Bundestag.

Germany: Bundestag Recommends Candidates for Constitutional Court
The Bundestag's selection committee recommended two SPD candidates, including the controversial Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, and one Union candidate for three Federal Constitutional Court vacancies; final votes are scheduled for Friday in the Bundestag.
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48% Bias Score

German Official Urges Reassessment of Strategy Against AfD
Stefan Kerth, a non-partisan district administrator in northeastern Germany and former SPD politician, criticizes the "firewall" strategy against the AfD, arguing for conditional cooperation to address the concerns of AfD voters and prevent the strategy's failure.

German Official Urges Reassessment of Strategy Against AfD
Stefan Kerth, a non-partisan district administrator in northeastern Germany and former SPD politician, criticizes the "firewall" strategy against the AfD, arguing for conditional cooperation to address the concerns of AfD voters and prevent the strategy's failure.
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48% Bias Score

Rhineland-Palatinate's New Minister Focuses on Digitalization and Social Welfare
Doris Schall, a 47-year-old former Stadtdirektorin in Mönchengladbach, assumed the position of Ministerin für Arbeit, Soziales, Transformation und Digitalisierung in Rheinland-Pfalz after being asked by Ministerpräsident Alexander Schweitzer, whom she's known since their Juso days. Her focus include...

Rhineland-Palatinate's New Minister Focuses on Digitalization and Social Welfare
Doris Schall, a 47-year-old former Stadtdirektorin in Mönchengladbach, assumed the position of Ministerin für Arbeit, Soziales, Transformation und Digitalisierung in Rheinland-Pfalz after being asked by Ministerpräsident Alexander Schweitzer, whom she's known since their Juso days. Her focus include...
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28% Bias Score
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