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Hagel Poised to Challenge Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 Election
Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background in local and regional politics, is poised to challenge incumbent Green Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 election, according to recent polls showing the CDU with a significant lead.
Hagel Poised to Challenge Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 Election
Manuel Hagel, a 37-year-old CDU politician with a diverse background in local and regional politics, is poised to challenge incumbent Green Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann in Baden-Württemberg's 2026 election, according to recent polls showing the CDU with a significant lead.
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56% Bias Score


Germany's New Finance Minister Faces Steep Challenges
Following Germany's worst election result, Lars Klingbeil, a leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), became Germany's vice chancellor and finance minister, controlling the country's spending during a time of increased borrowing and spending, despite having no governing experience.
Germany's New Finance Minister Faces Steep Challenges
Following Germany's worst election result, Lars Klingbeil, a leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), became Germany's vice chancellor and finance minister, controlling the country's spending during a time of increased borrowing and spending, despite having no governing experience.
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40% Bias Score


Brandenburg Interior Minister Resigns Amidst Intelligence Agency Dispute
Brandenburg's Interior Minister, Barbara Lange, resigned on July 26, 2025, after facing intense criticism for firing the head of the domestic intelligence agency, Jörg Müller, over a dispute concerning the classification of the AfD as a right-wing extremist organization. The controversy led to accus...
Brandenburg Interior Minister Resigns Amidst Intelligence Agency Dispute
Brandenburg's Interior Minister, Barbara Lange, resigned on July 26, 2025, after facing intense criticism for firing the head of the domestic intelligence agency, Jörg Müller, over a dispute concerning the classification of the AfD as a right-wing extremist organization. The controversy led to accus...
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44% Bias Score


FDP Restructures Leadership After Crushing Election Defeat
Following its 4.3% result in the February 23rd federal election, the FDP party is undergoing a leadership change in Berlin with Christian Dürr replacing Christian Lindner as chairman and Nicole Büttner proposed as general secretary, aiming for a Bundestag return in four years.
FDP Restructures Leadership After Crushing Election Defeat
Following its 4.3% result in the February 23rd federal election, the FDP party is undergoing a leadership change in Berlin with Christian Dürr replacing Christian Lindner as chairman and Nicole Büttner proposed as general secretary, aiming for a Bundestag return in four years.
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44% Bias Score


FDP Faces Existential Crisis After Electoral Defeat
Following its failure to win seats in the recent Bundestag election, the FDP, under outgoing leader Christian Lindner, is undergoing a leadership change and facing an existential crisis, with Lindner criticizing the Merz government's policies and warning of potential economic consequences.
FDP Faces Existential Crisis After Electoral Defeat
Following its failure to win seats in the recent Bundestag election, the FDP, under outgoing leader Christian Lindner, is undergoing a leadership change and facing an existential crisis, with Lindner criticizing the Merz government's policies and warning of potential economic consequences.
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40% Bias Score


Merz Opposes AfD Ban Amidst Societal Divisions
Germany's Chancellor Merz opposes banning the far-right AfD, despite its 'extremist' classification by the BfV, while the death of Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer highlights contrasting societal narratives on May 15, 2025.
Merz Opposes AfD Ban Amidst Societal Divisions
Germany's Chancellor Merz opposes banning the far-right AfD, despite its 'extremist' classification by the BfV, while the death of Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer highlights contrasting societal narratives on May 15, 2025.
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40% Bias Score

Germany Tightens Border Controls, Sparking International Debate
Germany's new Interior Minister, Alexander Dobrindt, implemented stricter border controls, including potential asylum seeker rejections, sparking criticism from the Greens and praise from Austria's economy minister; the policy's legality and impact on neighboring countries are now being debated.

Germany Tightens Border Controls, Sparking International Debate
Germany's new Interior Minister, Alexander Dobrindt, implemented stricter border controls, including potential asylum seeker rejections, sparking criticism from the Greens and praise from Austria's economy minister; the policy's legality and impact on neighboring countries are now being debated.
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48% Bias Score

Brandenburg's Interior Minister Resigns Amidst AfD Classification Controversy
Brandenburg's Interior Minister Katrin Lange (SPD) resigned after criticism over the dismissal of Verfassungsschutz chief Jörg Müller, who had classified the AfD as right-wing extremist on April 14th, creating internal conflict and accusations that Lange's actions benefited the AfD.

Brandenburg's Interior Minister Resigns Amidst AfD Classification Controversy
Brandenburg's Interior Minister Katrin Lange (SPD) resigned after criticism over the dismissal of Verfassungsschutz chief Jörg Müller, who had classified the AfD as right-wing extremist on April 14th, creating internal conflict and accusations that Lange's actions benefited the AfD.
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44% Bias Score

Saxony's Minority Coalition Struggles, Cooperation with Left Party Highlights Tensions
Saxony's minority coalition government, formed by CDU and SPD, faces challenges securing votes for its budget, highlighting the strained relationship with the Left party, despite recent cooperation on certain issues.

Saxony's Minority Coalition Struggles, Cooperation with Left Party Highlights Tensions
Saxony's minority coalition government, formed by CDU and SPD, faces challenges securing votes for its budget, highlighting the strained relationship with the Left party, despite recent cooperation on certain issues.
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44% Bias Score

Brandenburg Interior Minister Resigns Amid AfD Extremism Dispute
Brandenburg's Interior Minister Katrin Lange resigned today after facing intense criticism for dismissing the head of the domestic intelligence agency amid a dispute over classifying the AfD as a far-right extremist party, sparking concerns about political interference in intelligence operations and...

Brandenburg Interior Minister Resigns Amid AfD Extremism Dispute
Brandenburg's Interior Minister Katrin Lange resigned today after facing intense criticism for dismissing the head of the domestic intelligence agency amid a dispute over classifying the AfD as a far-right extremist party, sparking concerns about political interference in intelligence operations and...
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56% Bias Score

Merz Outlines Economic Recovery and Foreign Policy in First Governmental Statement
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented his government's program, focusing on a €500 billion economic recovery plan including infrastructure investment and affordable housing, while also emphasizing strong support for Ukraine and a strengthened European defense partnership.

Merz Outlines Economic Recovery and Foreign Policy in First Governmental Statement
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented his government's program, focusing on a €500 billion economic recovery plan including infrastructure investment and affordable housing, while also emphasizing strong support for Ukraine and a strengthened European defense partnership.
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48% Bias Score

Germany's New Government: Early Conflicts and Controversial Policies
Germany's new black-red coalition government faces early challenges, including conflicts over increased military spending to 5% of GDP, stricter asylum policies criticized by the Greens, and internal party disagreements.

Germany's New Government: Early Conflicts and Controversial Policies
Germany's new black-red coalition government faces early challenges, including conflicts over increased military spending to 5% of GDP, stricter asylum policies criticized by the Greens, and internal party disagreements.
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44% Bias Score
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