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Hamburg SPD's Bürgerschaftswahl Hopes Despite Poor Bundestag Showing
Hamburg's SPD faces the Bürgerschaftswahl after a disappointing Bundestag result (16.4%), with pre-election polls showing them above 30% in Hamburg, leading to concerns about voter turnout and coalition possibilities, including a potential shift away from the traditional red-green coalition.
Hamburg SPD's Bürgerschaftswahl Hopes Despite Poor Bundestag Showing
Hamburg's SPD faces the Bürgerschaftswahl after a disappointing Bundestag result (16.4%), with pre-election polls showing them above 30% in Hamburg, leading to concerns about voter turnout and coalition possibilities, including a potential shift away from the traditional red-green coalition.
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60% Bias Score


Günther Open to Preemptive Reform of Germany's Debt Brake
Schleswig-Holstein's Ministerpräsident Daniel Günther advocates for a preemptive reform of Germany's debt brake, emphasizing the need to address budgetary challenges in German states alongside defense spending, while CDU chairman Friedrich Merz opposes such a reform before the new Bundestag convenes...
Günther Open to Preemptive Reform of Germany's Debt Brake
Schleswig-Holstein's Ministerpräsident Daniel Günther advocates for a preemptive reform of Germany's debt brake, emphasizing the need to address budgetary challenges in German states alongside defense spending, while CDU chairman Friedrich Merz opposes such a reform before the new Bundestag convenes...
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36% Bias Score


Left Party Membership Soars in Saxony After Election Success
The Left party in Saxony, Germany, surpassed 10,000 members, a level not seen since 2012, following their success in the recent federal election where they won 8.8% of the national vote and 11.3% in Saxony, making them the largest party in Saxony by membership.
Left Party Membership Soars in Saxony After Election Success
The Left party in Saxony, Germany, surpassed 10,000 members, a level not seen since 2012, following their success in the recent federal election where they won 8.8% of the national vote and 11.3% in Saxony, making them the largest party in Saxony by membership.
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36% Bias Score


Hessian 2025 Budget: Modernization Amidst €12.9 Billion Deficit
Hessian Minister-President Boris Rhein presented the €38.09 billion 2025 state budget, prioritizing modernization and including €2.3 billion for police and €7 billion for municipalities, but also facing a €12.9 billion deficit due to planned savings like a delayed civil servant pay raise, criticized...
Hessian 2025 Budget: Modernization Amidst €12.9 Billion Deficit
Hessian Minister-President Boris Rhein presented the €38.09 billion 2025 state budget, prioritizing modernization and including €2.3 billion for police and €7 billion for municipalities, but also facing a €12.9 billion deficit due to planned savings like a delayed civil servant pay raise, criticized...
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44% Bias Score


Reiter Urges Klingbeil as Sole SPD Leader Post-Election
Munich's Mayor Dieter Reiter urges Lars Klingbeil to become the sole leader of the SPD after its election losses, believing this will strengthen its negotiating position with the CDU/CSU and present a unified image.
Reiter Urges Klingbeil as Sole SPD Leader Post-Election
Munich's Mayor Dieter Reiter urges Lars Klingbeil to become the sole leader of the SPD after its election losses, believing this will strengthen its negotiating position with the CDU/CSU and present a unified image.
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56% Bias Score


AfD's Surge in German Election Creates Political Uncertainty
Germany's far-right AfD party nearly doubled its vote share in the recent election, reaching almost 20% and becoming the second-largest party; their anti-immigration platform and unexpected endorsements contributed to their success, despite this falling short of their own expectations, raising conce...
AfD's Surge in German Election Creates Political Uncertainty
Germany's far-right AfD party nearly doubled its vote share in the recent election, reaching almost 20% and becoming the second-largest party; their anti-immigration platform and unexpected endorsements contributed to their success, despite this falling short of their own expectations, raising conce...
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52% Bias Score

AfD Mirrors Union's Migration Plan in Brandenburg Parliament
Brandenburg's AfD will introduce a motion mirroring the Union's five-point plan for stricter migration policies into the state parliament on Thursday, challenging the ruling coalition and CDU opposition; the CDU plans a counter-initiative.

AfD Mirrors Union's Migration Plan in Brandenburg Parliament
Brandenburg's AfD will introduce a motion mirroring the Union's five-point plan for stricter migration policies into the state parliament on Thursday, challenging the ruling coalition and CDU opposition; the CDU plans a counter-initiative.
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36% Bias Score

Frankfurt Green Party Spokesperson Contests Hessian Leadership
Julia Frank, Frankfurt's Green Party spokesperson, is running for the Hessian Green Party leadership on March 15th in Marburg following the December resignation of the previous leadership due to controversy. She aims to increase transparency and address challenges of party growth and changing politi...

Frankfurt Green Party Spokesperson Contests Hessian Leadership
Julia Frank, Frankfurt's Green Party spokesperson, is running for the Hessian Green Party leadership on March 15th in Marburg following the December resignation of the previous leadership due to controversy. She aims to increase transparency and address challenges of party growth and changing politi...
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28% Bias Score

SPD Seeks to Regain Ground in Brandenburg After Historic Election Defeat
After suffering a historic defeat in the Brandenburg state elections, securing only 14.8% of the vote and becoming the third strongest force behind the AfD and CDU, the SPD plans to increase its rural presence by opening numerous constituency offices and improving its social media engagement.

SPD Seeks to Regain Ground in Brandenburg After Historic Election Defeat
After suffering a historic defeat in the Brandenburg state elections, securing only 14.8% of the vote and becoming the third strongest force behind the AfD and CDU, the SPD plans to increase its rural presence by opening numerous constituency offices and improving its social media engagement.
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32% Bias Score

German Green Party Reeling After Election Setback
Katharina Fegebank, Hamburg's Second Mayor and top Green Party candidate, discusses the party's 11.6% result in the recent German Federal Election, Robert Habeck's resignation, and the need for internal party reform.

German Green Party Reeling After Election Setback
Katharina Fegebank, Hamburg's Second Mayor and top Green Party candidate, discusses the party's 11.6% result in the recent German Federal Election, Robert Habeck's resignation, and the need for internal party reform.
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44% Bias Score

Hesse's Coalition Shift: AfD Criticism and CDU's Model Claim
One year after Hesse's CDU replaced its Green coalition partner with the Social Democrats, the AfD criticizes the state's financial situation and policies, while the CDU claims its approach is a model for the federal government, highlighting investments in police (2.3 billion Euro), education (370 n...

Hesse's Coalition Shift: AfD Criticism and CDU's Model Claim
One year after Hesse's CDU replaced its Green coalition partner with the Social Democrats, the AfD criticizes the state's financial situation and policies, while the CDU claims its approach is a model for the federal government, highlighting investments in police (2.3 billion Euro), education (370 n...
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40% Bias Score

AfD's Surge to Second-Largest Party in Germany Creates Coalition Challenges
In Germany's federal elections, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) won 20.8% of the vote, becoming the second-largest party; mainstream parties refuse coalition, creating governmental instability. The AfD's success reflects voter dissatisfaction regarding immigration, the economy, and the p...

AfD's Surge to Second-Largest Party in Germany Creates Coalition Challenges
In Germany's federal elections, the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) won 20.8% of the vote, becoming the second-largest party; mainstream parties refuse coalition, creating governmental instability. The AfD's success reflects voter dissatisfaction regarding immigration, the economy, and the p...
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52% Bias Score
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