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Green Party Proposes Radical Shift to Reclaim East German Voters
Three state election losses in East Germany prompted a Green party position paper calling for a radical strategy shift, citing deindustrialization, underrepresentation, and communication failures as key factors, proposing structural changes and policy adjustments.
Green Party Proposes Radical Shift to Reclaim East German Voters
Three state election losses in East Germany prompted a Green party position paper calling for a radical strategy shift, citing deindustrialization, underrepresentation, and communication failures as key factors, proposing structural changes and policy adjustments.
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40% Bias Score
German Bundestag Approves Defense Spending Increase Amidst Internal Party Dissent
The German Bundestag approved a constitutional amendment allowing 500 billion euros in increased debt for defense, despite significant internal dissent within the CDU/CSU Union faction, with numerous members expressing concerns about debt repayment and economic risks, leading to a record number of p...
German Bundestag Approves Defense Spending Increase Amidst Internal Party Dissent
The German Bundestag approved a constitutional amendment allowing 500 billion euros in increased debt for defense, despite significant internal dissent within the CDU/CSU Union faction, with numerous members expressing concerns about debt repayment and economic risks, leading to a record number of p...
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40% Bias Score
German Investment Deal Unexpectedly Boosts Green Party Power
Germany's Union CDU/CSU and SPD parties agreed on a €500 billion investment package, unexpectedly empowering the Green party due to procedural rules in the Bundestag, securing €100 billion for climate initiatives, and raising constitutional questions.
German Investment Deal Unexpectedly Boosts Green Party Power
Germany's Union CDU/CSU and SPD parties agreed on a €500 billion investment package, unexpectedly empowering the Green party due to procedural rules in the Bundestag, securing €100 billion for climate initiatives, and raising constitutional questions.
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40% Bias Score
BGH to Rule on Conviction of Left-Wing Extremist Lina E.
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) will announce its decision today on the appeal of Lina E., a left-wing extremist convicted to five years and three months in prison by the Dresden Higher Regional Court (OLG) for violent attacks between 2018 and 2020; both the prosecution and defense appeale...
BGH to Rule on Conviction of Left-Wing Extremist Lina E.
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) will announce its decision today on the appeal of Lina E., a left-wing extremist convicted to five years and three months in prison by the Dresden Higher Regional Court (OLG) for violent attacks between 2018 and 2020; both the prosecution and defense appeale...
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44% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Prison Sentence for Left-Wing Extremist
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) confirmed the five-year and three-month prison sentence for left-wing extremist Lina E. for violent attacks on right-wing extremists between 2018 and 2020 in Saxony and Thuringia; the ruling is now final.
German Court Upholds Prison Sentence for Left-Wing Extremist
The German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) confirmed the five-year and three-month prison sentence for left-wing extremist Lina E. for violent attacks on right-wing extremists between 2018 and 2020 in Saxony and Thuringia; the ruling is now final.
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52% Bias Score
German Media's Short Attention Span Normalizes Political Controversies
The German media's short attention span allows initial outrage over political controversies to fade quickly, normalizing missteps such as broken promises and voter deception, as demonstrated by shifting public perception of Friedrich Merz.
German Media's Short Attention Span Normalizes Political Controversies
The German media's short attention span allows initial outrage over political controversies to fade quickly, normalizing missteps such as broken promises and voter deception, as demonstrated by shifting public perception of Friedrich Merz.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Grand Coalition: A Paradigm Shift in Economic and Security Policy
Germany's new grand coalition government, formed after February's snap election, will address economic stagnation and the rise of the far-right AfD party by implementing unprecedented public investment in defense, infrastructure, and climate transition, abandoning the country's "debt brake" policy.
Germany's Grand Coalition: A Paradigm Shift in Economic and Security Policy
Germany's new grand coalition government, formed after February's snap election, will address economic stagnation and the rise of the far-right AfD party by implementing unprecedented public investment in defense, infrastructure, and climate transition, abandoning the country's "debt brake" policy.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Nominates Baerbock for UN General Assembly Presidency Amid Criticism
Germany's outgoing government nominated Annalena Baerbock for the 2025-26 UN General Assembly presidency, despite criticism from former Munich Security Conference chairman Christoph Heusgen who favored Helga Schmid due to her extensive diplomatic experience; Baerbock's nomination is expected to be a...
Germany Nominates Baerbock for UN General Assembly Presidency Amid Criticism
Germany's outgoing government nominated Annalena Baerbock for the 2025-26 UN General Assembly presidency, despite criticism from former Munich Security Conference chairman Christoph Heusgen who favored Helga Schmid due to her extensive diplomatic experience; Baerbock's nomination is expected to be a...
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60% Bias Score
Germany Approves Record Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German Bundestag approved a bill lifting the country's "debt brake" to allow €500 billion in borrowing for defense and infrastructure projects over the next decade, marking a major shift in fiscal policy and requiring further approval from the Bundesrat.
Germany Approves Record Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German Bundestag approved a bill lifting the country's "debt brake" to allow €500 billion in borrowing for defense and infrastructure projects over the next decade, marking a major shift in fiscal policy and requiring further approval from the Bundesrat.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's €500 Billion Debt Plan: A Question of Trust and Transparency
Germany plans to spend €500 billion to address security threats and regain public trust, raising questions about transparency and the prioritization of spending against previous budget constraints.
Germany's €500 Billion Debt Plan: A Question of Trust and Transparency
Germany plans to spend €500 billion to address security threats and regain public trust, raising questions about transparency and the prioritization of spending against previous budget constraints.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Baerbock Nomination for UN Presidency Faces Criticism
Germany plans to nominate Annalena Baerbock for UN General Assembly President in 2025/26, sparking criticism from former diplomats Christoph Heusgen and Sigmar Gabriel who cite Helga Schmid's superior experience as reason for concern. Baerbock's nomination is expected to be approved.
Germany's Baerbock Nomination for UN Presidency Faces Criticism
Germany plans to nominate Annalena Baerbock for UN General Assembly President in 2025/26, sparking criticism from former diplomats Christoph Heusgen and Sigmar Gabriel who cite Helga Schmid's superior experience as reason for concern. Baerbock's nomination is expected to be approved.
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64% Bias Score
Germany to Vote on Unprecedented €500 Billion Borrowing Plan
The German Bundestag will vote on a bill allowing €500 billion in borrowing over 12 years for military spending, infrastructure, and climate protection, despite concerns about market instability and increased German debt; this unprecedented move requires a two-thirds majority in the current Bundesta...
Germany to Vote on Unprecedented €500 Billion Borrowing Plan
The German Bundestag will vote on a bill allowing €500 billion in borrowing over 12 years for military spending, infrastructure, and climate protection, despite concerns about market instability and increased German debt; this unprecedented move requires a two-thirds majority in the current Bundesta...
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52% Bias Score
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