Showing 361 to 372 of 2,271 results


Right-Wing Extremism in Germany Surges in 2024
Germany's domestic intelligence agency, BfV, reported a 47.4% increase in right-wing extremist crimes in 2024, reaching 37,835 offenses, alongside a rise in potential extremists to 50,250, including 20,000 within the AfD party, prompting concerns from Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt.
Right-Wing Extremism in Germany Surges in 2024
Germany's domestic intelligence agency, BfV, reported a 47.4% increase in right-wing extremist crimes in 2024, reaching 37,835 offenses, alongside a rise in potential extremists to 50,250, including 20,000 within the AfD party, prompting concerns from Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt.
Progress
40% Bias Score


Soviet Coup in Post-War Germany: KPD's Surprise Power Grab
In June 1945, the Soviet Union's surprise authorization of political parties in its occupied zone of Germany contradicted the Western Allies' ban on German political activity, benefiting the KPD and setting the stage for a post-war power struggle.
Soviet Coup in Post-War Germany: KPD's Surprise Power Grab
In June 1945, the Soviet Union's surprise authorization of political parties in its occupied zone of Germany contradicted the Western Allies' ban on German political activity, benefiting the KPD and setting the stage for a post-war power struggle.
Progress
48% Bias Score


Rise in Right-Wing Extremism in Germany
The German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) reported a 23% increase in right-wing extremists in 2024, reaching 50,250, with 20,000 of them being AfD members; violent right-wing extremists rose to 15,300; Islamist extremists totaled 28,280, with 9,540 classified as violent;...
Rise in Right-Wing Extremism in Germany
The German Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) reported a 23% increase in right-wing extremists in 2024, reaching 50,250, with 20,000 of them being AfD members; violent right-wing extremists rose to 15,300; Islamist extremists totaled 28,280, with 9,540 classified as violent;...
Progress
40% Bias Score


German Prosecutors Investigate Habeck for Defamation; Bundestag Blocks Immunity Lifting
Following a defamation complaint by Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance (BSW), German prosecutors opened an investigation into former Federal Minister Robert Habeck. Habeck's immunity was requested but the Bundestag rejected lifting it on June 5, 2024, effectively halting the investigation.
German Prosecutors Investigate Habeck for Defamation; Bundestag Blocks Immunity Lifting
Following a defamation complaint by Sahra Wagenknecht's alliance (BSW), German prosecutors opened an investigation into former Federal Minister Robert Habeck. Habeck's immunity was requested but the Bundestag rejected lifting it on June 5, 2024, effectively halting the investigation.
Progress
36% Bias Score


NRW Celebrates Constitution's 75th Anniversary with Open House
North Rhine-Westphalia celebrates its constitution's 75th anniversary on July 5th with an open house featuring ministry tours, minister Q&As, exhibitions, and family activities; online registration required except for the Landtag.
NRW Celebrates Constitution's 75th Anniversary with Open House
North Rhine-Westphalia celebrates its constitution's 75th anniversary on July 5th with an open house featuring ministry tours, minister Q&As, exhibitions, and family activities; online registration required except for the Landtag.
Progress
56% Bias Score


SPD Criticizes Plan to Cut Germany's Bürgergeld
The SPD criticized CDU General Secretary Carsten Linnemann's plan to cut Germany's Bürgergeld (citizen's benefit) for those repeatedly refusing job offers, countering that higher earners should contribute more to funding social welfare instead of targeting low-income recipients; approximately 16,000...
SPD Criticizes Plan to Cut Germany's Bürgergeld
The SPD criticized CDU General Secretary Carsten Linnemann's plan to cut Germany's Bürgergeld (citizen's benefit) for those repeatedly refusing job offers, countering that higher earners should contribute more to funding social welfare instead of targeting low-income recipients; approximately 16,000...
Progress
44% Bias Score

German Domestic Intelligence Reports Sharp Rise in Extremist Activity in 2024
Germany's BfV reported significant increases in right-wing extremists (+800 to 15,300), 'Reichsbürger' (+1,000 to ~26,000), and left-wing extremists (~38,000), alongside a rise in Islamist extremism and foreign-directed attacks, highlighting growing threats to German security and democratic institut...

German Domestic Intelligence Reports Sharp Rise in Extremist Activity in 2024
Germany's BfV reported significant increases in right-wing extremists (+800 to 15,300), 'Reichsbürger' (+1,000 to ~26,000), and left-wing extremists (~38,000), alongside a rise in Islamist extremism and foreign-directed attacks, highlighting growing threats to German security and democratic institut...
Progress
52% Bias Score

German Verfassungsschutzbericht 2024: Sharp Rise in Right-Wing Extremism
Germany's 2024 Verfassungsschutzbericht details a sharp increase in right-wing extremism, with 50,250 individuals identified as potential extremists, 15,300 considered violence-prone, and 37,835 related crimes, alongside concerns about Islamist extremism, hybrid threats from Russia and China, and th...

German Verfassungsschutzbericht 2024: Sharp Rise in Right-Wing Extremism
Germany's 2024 Verfassungsschutzbericht details a sharp increase in right-wing extremism, with 50,250 individuals identified as potential extremists, 15,300 considered violence-prone, and 37,835 related crimes, alongside concerns about Islamist extremism, hybrid threats from Russia and China, and th...
Progress
40% Bias Score

Stage Adaptation of "Heilig Blut" Revives Critique of Post-War German Society
Ildikó Gaspar's stage adaptation of Gisela Elsner's satirical novel "Heilig Blut," first published in Russian in 1987, uses a darkly comedic approach to explore the unchecked fascist ideology within post-war German society, highlighting the fragility of civilization and the inhumanity of seemingly o...

Stage Adaptation of "Heilig Blut" Revives Critique of Post-War German Society
Ildikó Gaspar's stage adaptation of Gisela Elsner's satirical novel "Heilig Blut," first published in Russian in 1987, uses a darkly comedic approach to explore the unchecked fascist ideology within post-war German society, highlighting the fragility of civilization and the inhumanity of seemingly o...
Progress
48% Bias Score

CDU-SPD clash over stricter German welfare reforms
Germany's coalition government is facing a conflict over the Bürgergeld welfare system, with CDU pushing for stricter sanctions against those who refuse jobs, while SPD advocates for increased financial contributions from higher earners and supports for those facing barriers to employment, amid risi...

CDU-SPD clash over stricter German welfare reforms
Germany's coalition government is facing a conflict over the Bürgergeld welfare system, with CDU pushing for stricter sanctions against those who refuse jobs, while SPD advocates for increased financial contributions from higher earners and supports for those facing barriers to employment, amid risi...
Progress
36% Bias Score

Germany's Bürgergeld System Faces Reform Amidst Criticism
CDU General Secretary Carsten Linnemann criticized Germany's Bürgergeld system for unfairness, proposing stricter rules to deny benefits to those repeatedly refusing suitable work; this follows a coalition agreement to reform the system, prioritizing employment and causing controversy with the SPD.

Germany's Bürgergeld System Faces Reform Amidst Criticism
CDU General Secretary Carsten Linnemann criticized Germany's Bürgergeld system for unfairness, proposing stricter rules to deny benefits to those repeatedly refusing suitable work; this follows a coalition agreement to reform the system, prioritizing employment and causing controversy with the SPD.
Progress
48% Bias Score

German Coalition Divided Over Welfare Reform
The German government coalition is divided over proposed reforms to the Bürgergeld welfare program; CDU's Linnemann wants stricter rules for those repeatedly refusing jobs, while the SPD defends the social safety net, citing 2022 costs of nearly 47 billion euros and 2.9 million recipient households.

German Coalition Divided Over Welfare Reform
The German government coalition is divided over proposed reforms to the Bürgergeld welfare program; CDU's Linnemann wants stricter rules for those repeatedly refusing jobs, while the SPD defends the social safety net, citing 2022 costs of nearly 47 billion euros and 2.9 million recipient households.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Showing 361 to 372 of 2,271 results