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CDU Discards Citizen Correspondence, Exposing Disregard for Democratic Engagement
Hundreds of letters and mugs sent to CDU leader Friedrich Merz, expressing opinions and seeking dialogue, were discarded; Philipp Amthor, a CDU member, mocked the letters, highlighting a disregard for citizen engagement and democratic principles.
CDU Discards Citizen Correspondence, Exposing Disregard for Democratic Engagement
Hundreds of letters and mugs sent to CDU leader Friedrich Merz, expressing opinions and seeking dialogue, were discarded; Philipp Amthor, a CDU member, mocked the letters, highlighting a disregard for citizen engagement and democratic principles.
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56% Bias Score


Next German Chancellor's Sauerland Roots: Political Asset or Liability?
Friedrich Merz, the likely next German Chancellor, hails from the Sauerland region, a fact frequently used in his campaign; his connection to the region is seen by some as projecting traditional values, while others see a more complex picture.
Next German Chancellor's Sauerland Roots: Political Asset or Liability?
Friedrich Merz, the likely next German Chancellor, hails from the Sauerland region, a fact frequently used in his campaign; his connection to the region is seen by some as projecting traditional values, while others see a more complex picture.
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48% Bias Score


Germany's €5 Billion Mothers' Pension Expansion Faces Budgetary Opposition
Germany's CDU/CSU plan to expand mothers' pensions by €5 billion annually faces opposition due to budgetary concerns, potentially impacting other social programs and raising questions about the long-term sustainability of the welfare system.
Germany's €5 Billion Mothers' Pension Expansion Faces Budgetary Opposition
Germany's CDU/CSU plan to expand mothers' pensions by €5 billion annually faces opposition due to budgetary concerns, potentially impacting other social programs and raising questions about the long-term sustainability of the welfare system.
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60% Bias Score


Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Backs German Defense, Infrastructure Spending Plan
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will support a German constitutional amendment allowing a €500 billion infrastructure and defense investment package, despite internal coalition disagreements, securing the necessary votes in the Bundesrat, with at least €1 billion allocated to the state for infrastructure.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Backs German Defense, Infrastructure Spending Plan
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will support a German constitutional amendment allowing a €500 billion infrastructure and defense investment package, despite internal coalition disagreements, securing the necessary votes in the Bundesrat, with at least €1 billion allocated to the state for infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score


Merz's Foreign Policy: Navigating Germany's Complex Global Challenges
German CDU leader Friedrich Merz outlines a foreign policy prioritizing stronger European defense, increased support for Ukraine, and navigating complex relations with the US under a potential Trump return, while facing economic challenges and navigating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Merz's Foreign Policy: Navigating Germany's Complex Global Challenges
German CDU leader Friedrich Merz outlines a foreign policy prioritizing stronger European defense, increased support for Ukraine, and navigating complex relations with the US under a potential Trump return, while facing economic challenges and navigating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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48% Bias Score


German Bundesrat Approves Increased Borrowing for Infrastructure and Climate Protection
The German Bundesrat approved a constitutional amendment allowing increased borrowing for infrastructure and climate protection, exceeding 500 billion euros, with Bavaria providing crucial votes; the amendment also relaxes the debt brake for federal states.
German Bundesrat Approves Increased Borrowing for Infrastructure and Climate Protection
The German Bundesrat approved a constitutional amendment allowing increased borrowing for infrastructure and climate protection, exceeding 500 billion euros, with Bavaria providing crucial votes; the amendment also relaxes the debt brake for federal states.
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40% Bias Score

Hamburg SPD to Form Coalition with Greens Despite CDU's Strong Showing
Hamburg's SPD plans a coalition with the Greens after winning the recent election, creating a red-green government despite the CDU's strong second-place finish, which will likely lead to challenges due to the Greens' evolving national political positions and the need for more pragmatic policies in H...

Hamburg SPD to Form Coalition with Greens Despite CDU's Strong Showing
Hamburg's SPD plans a coalition with the Greens after winning the recent election, creating a red-green government despite the CDU's strong second-place finish, which will likely lead to challenges due to the Greens' evolving national political positions and the need for more pragmatic policies in H...
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40% Bias Score

Wissing Blames FDP for Coalition Collapse, Warns Against Germany Ticket Cancellation
German Transport Minister Volker Wissing blames the FDP's clientele politics and slow transition to government for the November 2024 collapse of the traffic light coalition, citing internal conflicts over priorities and warning against ending the successful Germany Ticket.

Wissing Blames FDP for Coalition Collapse, Warns Against Germany Ticket Cancellation
German Transport Minister Volker Wissing blames the FDP's clientele politics and slow transition to government for the November 2024 collapse of the traffic light coalition, citing internal conflicts over priorities and warning against ending the successful Germany Ticket.
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52% Bias Score

FDP Reevaluates Strategy After Crushing Election Losses
Following substantial losses in the recent German federal election, the FDP is undergoing a leadership transition, with Christian Dürr replacing the previous leader. The party lost over 2.2 million votes to the CDU and AfD, prompting an internal reevaluation of its strategic direction, particularly ...

FDP Reevaluates Strategy After Crushing Election Losses
Following substantial losses in the recent German federal election, the FDP is undergoing a leadership transition, with Christian Dürr replacing the previous leader. The party lost over 2.2 million votes to the CDU and AfD, prompting an internal reevaluation of its strategic direction, particularly ...
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44% Bias Score

Merz's Debt Policy Shift Damages CDU/CSU Image
A ZDF Politbarometer poll shows that Friedrich Merz's CDU/CSU suffered a drop in approval ratings following his party's approval of a 500 billion euro debt plan, with 73% of respondents believing the Union misled voters on debt policy.

Merz's Debt Policy Shift Damages CDU/CSU Image
A ZDF Politbarometer poll shows that Friedrich Merz's CDU/CSU suffered a drop in approval ratings following his party's approval of a 500 billion euro debt plan, with 73% of respondents believing the Union misled voters on debt policy.
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40% Bias Score

German Heating Act: Political Fallout and Uncertain Future
Germany's Building Energy Act (GEG), requiring new heating systems to use at least 65% renewable energy, caused a political crisis, with the opposition CDU/CSU initially opposing it using populist arguments but later showing reluctance to repeal it due to legal constraints and commitments from Germa...

German Heating Act: Political Fallout and Uncertain Future
Germany's Building Energy Act (GEG), requiring new heating systems to use at least 65% renewable energy, caused a political crisis, with the opposition CDU/CSU initially opposing it using populist arguments but later showing reluctance to repeal it due to legal constraints and commitments from Germa...
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56% Bias Score

Bundesrat Vote on German Debt Brake Could Trigger Political Crisis
Germany's Bundesrat is voting on March 17th on a constitutional amendment relaxing the debt brake, enabling increased spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate. The vote's outcome is uncertain due to regional objections, and a rejection could cause a political crisis and delay the spending pl...

Bundesrat Vote on German Debt Brake Could Trigger Political Crisis
Germany's Bundesrat is voting on March 17th on a constitutional amendment relaxing the debt brake, enabling increased spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate. The vote's outcome is uncertain due to regional objections, and a rejection could cause a political crisis and delay the spending pl...
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56% Bias Score
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