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Germany to Increase Spending, Suspend Debt Brake
Following Germany's recent elections, the Union and SPD parties have agreed to increase government spending through loans and suspending the debt brake for defense, alongside a €500 billion, 10-year infrastructure investment fund.
Germany to Increase Spending, Suspend Debt Brake
Following Germany's recent elections, the Union and SPD parties have agreed to increase government spending through loans and suspending the debt brake for defense, alongside a €500 billion, 10-year infrastructure investment fund.
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56% Bias Score


Germany to Create €500 Billion Fund, Suspend Debt Ceiling for Defense and Infrastructure
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD will jointly propose a €500 billion special fund for infrastructure and defense, requiring a constitutional amendment to suspend the debt ceiling, a significant policy change after recent elections.
Germany to Create €500 Billion Fund, Suspend Debt Ceiling for Defense and Infrastructure
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD will jointly propose a €500 billion special fund for infrastructure and defense, requiring a constitutional amendment to suspend the debt ceiling, a significant policy change after recent elections.
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40% Bias Score


Germany to Increase Defense Spending and Invest in Infrastructure Amid Ukraine Conflict
Following exploratory talks, Germany's governing coalition aims to increase defense spending beyond 1 percent of GDP and invest 500 billion Euros in infrastructure, demonstrating its commitment to supporting Ukraine and bolstering its domestic economy while facing criticism for increasing national d...
Germany to Increase Defense Spending and Invest in Infrastructure Amid Ukraine Conflict
Following exploratory talks, Germany's governing coalition aims to increase defense spending beyond 1 percent of GDP and invest 500 billion Euros in infrastructure, demonstrating its commitment to supporting Ukraine and bolstering its domestic economy while facing criticism for increasing national d...
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44% Bias Score


Baerbock Steps Back from Green Party Leadership
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced she will not seek a leadership position in the Bundestag's Green party parliamentary group due to personal reasons, prioritizing her family after years of high-pressure work and a recent separation; she will remain a member of parliament.
Baerbock Steps Back from Green Party Leadership
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced she will not seek a leadership position in the Bundestag's Green party parliamentary group due to personal reasons, prioritizing her family after years of high-pressure work and a recent separation; she will remain a member of parliament.
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44% Bias Score


Heightened Security for Biberach Green Party Event After 2022 Protests
Following violent protests in 2022 that forced cancellation of a Green Party event in Biberach, Germany, the 2023 event will feature heightened security including mandatory registration, despite the return of high-profile speakers like Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann and Cem Özdemir; 63 peop...
Heightened Security for Biberach Green Party Event After 2022 Protests
Following violent protests in 2022 that forced cancellation of a Green Party event in Biberach, Germany, the 2023 event will feature heightened security including mandatory registration, despite the return of high-profile speakers like Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann and Cem Özdemir; 63 peop...
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40% Bias Score


Baerbock Withdraws From Green Party Leadership Race
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced she will not run for the Green Party's parliamentary leadership due to personal reasons, following years of intense work and a recent electoral loss for the party; she will continue as a member of parliament.
Baerbock Withdraws From Green Party Leadership Race
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced she will not run for the Green Party's parliamentary leadership due to personal reasons, following years of intense work and a recent electoral loss for the party; she will continue as a member of parliament.
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44% Bias Score

Junge Union Rejects Union-SPD Defense and Infrastructure Package
Germany's Union and SPD agreed on a €500 billion special fund for infrastructure and defense spending exceeding 1% of GDP, exempt from the debt brake, prompting criticism from the Junge Union for contradicting campaign promises and neglecting intergenerational equity.

Junge Union Rejects Union-SPD Defense and Infrastructure Package
Germany's Union and SPD agreed on a €500 billion special fund for infrastructure and defense spending exceeding 1% of GDP, exempt from the debt brake, prompting criticism from the Junge Union for contradicting campaign promises and neglecting intergenerational equity.
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56% Bias Score

Baerbock Declines Green Party Leadership Role Due to Personal Reasons
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock will not seek a leadership role in the Green Party's parliamentary group due to personal reasons, citing the strain of years in high-pressure politics on her family, following her recent separation and security concerns for her children.

Baerbock Declines Green Party Leadership Role Due to Personal Reasons
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock will not seek a leadership role in the Green Party's parliamentary group due to personal reasons, citing the strain of years in high-pressure politics on her family, following her recent separation and security concerns for her children.
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48% Bias Score

Starmer's Win: A Warning from Scholz and Albanese
Keir Starmer's Labour Party won the 2024 UK election using a "small target" strategy, similar to Olaf Scholz and Anthony Albanese, but their subsequent governance struggles and declining approval ratings serve as a warning.

Starmer's Win: A Warning from Scholz and Albanese
Keir Starmer's Labour Party won the 2024 UK election using a "small target" strategy, similar to Olaf Scholz and Anthony Albanese, but their subsequent governance struggles and declining approval ratings serve as a warning.
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44% Bias Score

CSU Holds Aschermittwoch Rally Amidst German Coalition Talks
While national coalition talks between the Union and SPD are underway, the CSU held its traditional Aschermittwoch political rally in Passau with Markus Söder as the main speaker, unlike the SPD and CDU which canceled their events, emphasizing the different importance of the event for the CSU.

CSU Holds Aschermittwoch Rally Amidst German Coalition Talks
While national coalition talks between the Union and SPD are underway, the CSU held its traditional Aschermittwoch political rally in Passau with Markus Söder as the main speaker, unlike the SPD and CDU which canceled their events, emphasizing the different importance of the event for the CSU.
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36% Bias Score

German Bundestag's Female Representation Remains Low at 32.4%
Women hold 32.4% of seats in Germany's newly elected Bundestag, significantly below the 51.7% of women in the adult German population and lower than in 2013 (36.5%) and 2021 (35.7%). Germany ranks 44th internationally in female parliamentary representation, highlighting a need for policy changes.

German Bundestag's Female Representation Remains Low at 32.4%
Women hold 32.4% of seats in Germany's newly elected Bundestag, significantly below the 51.7% of women in the adult German population and lower than in 2013 (36.5%) and 2021 (35.7%). Germany ranks 44th internationally in female parliamentary representation, highlighting a need for policy changes.
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20% Bias Score

German Foreign Minister Baerbock Resigns From Greens' Leadership
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock resigned from her leadership role in the Greens parliamentary group due to personal reasons following intense years in politics and a recent divorce, while the Greens received 11.6% of the vote in the recent election.

German Foreign Minister Baerbock Resigns From Greens' Leadership
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock resigned from her leadership role in the Greens parliamentary group due to personal reasons following intense years in politics and a recent divorce, while the Greens received 11.6% of the vote in the recent election.
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44% Bias Score
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