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AfD Member, Associate Face Charges in Germany; Lawyer-Victim Defends Accused
In Würzburg, Germany, AfD member Daniel Halemba and an associate face charges of incitement to hatred, money laundering, property damage, and attempted coercion for allegedly damaging a lawyer's office to influence a party exclusion procedure; the lawyer, a previous AfD official, is now defending th...
AfD Member, Associate Face Charges in Germany; Lawyer-Victim Defends Accused
In Würzburg, Germany, AfD member Daniel Halemba and an associate face charges of incitement to hatred, money laundering, property damage, and attempted coercion for allegedly damaging a lawyer's office to influence a party exclusion procedure; the lawyer, a previous AfD official, is now defending th...
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40% Bias Score


Krach emerges as frontrunner for Berlin SPD's 2026 election bid
Steffen Krach, Hannover's 46-year-old Region President and former Berlin State Secretary for Science, is likely to be chosen as the SPD's top candidate for the Berlin 2026 election, aiming to reverse the party's declining electoral performance after achieving its worst-ever result of 18.4% in the 20...
Krach emerges as frontrunner for Berlin SPD's 2026 election bid
Steffen Krach, Hannover's 46-year-old Region President and former Berlin State Secretary for Science, is likely to be chosen as the SPD's top candidate for the Berlin 2026 election, aiming to reverse the party's declining electoral performance after achieving its worst-ever result of 18.4% in the 20...
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36% Bias Score


German SPD Rejects Merz's Call for Social Spending Cuts
SPD youth leader Philipp Türmer rejected Chancellor Friedrich Merz's call for social spending cuts and urged him to better understand the realities faced by welfare recipients, highlighting divisions within the German government on economic policy.
German SPD Rejects Merz's Call for Social Spending Cuts
SPD youth leader Philipp Türmer rejected Chancellor Friedrich Merz's call for social spending cuts and urged him to better understand the realities faced by welfare recipients, highlighting divisions within the German government on economic policy.
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36% Bias Score


Green Party Leader in Saxony-Anhalt to Retire, Triggering Restructuring
Cornelia Lüddemann, leader of the Green party in Saxony-Anhalt, will not seek re-election in 2026, creating a leadership void and prompting a party restructuring ahead of the September 2026 state elections, after achieving only 5.9% of the vote in the 2021 election and 4.4% in the 2024 federal elect...
Green Party Leader in Saxony-Anhalt to Retire, Triggering Restructuring
Cornelia Lüddemann, leader of the Green party in Saxony-Anhalt, will not seek re-election in 2026, creating a leadership void and prompting a party restructuring ahead of the September 2026 state elections, after achieving only 5.9% of the vote in the 2021 election and 4.4% in the 2024 federal elect...
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44% Bias Score


German Government Faces Plummeting Approval Ratings as AfD Gains Ground
A new INSA poll shows 62% of Germans disapprove of the CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government, while Chancellor Merz's approval rating stands at 28%, marking a significant decline since May. The CDU/CSU's support has dropped to 25%, now equaling the AfD.
German Government Faces Plummeting Approval Ratings as AfD Gains Ground
A new INSA poll shows 62% of Germans disapprove of the CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government, while Chancellor Merz's approval rating stands at 28%, marking a significant decline since May. The CDU/CSU's support has dropped to 25%, now equaling the AfD.
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36% Bias Score


Merz Rejects SPD Tax Hike Proposals for German Mid-Sized Businesses
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) rejected calls from the SPD for higher taxes on medium-sized businesses, citing upcoming budget shortfalls while expressing dissatisfaction with the coalition's progress and calling for improved communication and reform of social policies.
Merz Rejects SPD Tax Hike Proposals for German Mid-Sized Businesses
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) rejected calls from the SPD for higher taxes on medium-sized businesses, citing upcoming budget shortfalls while expressing dissatisfaction with the coalition's progress and calling for improved communication and reform of social policies.
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48% Bias Score

German Coalition Deadlocked on Social Reforms
Germany's ruling coalition is grappling with disagreements over social welfare and taxation reforms, with the CDU advocating for changes and the SPD emphasizing the importance of the existing social safety net; upcoming meetings aim to find common ground before crucial decisions on the "Autumn of Re...

German Coalition Deadlocked on Social Reforms
Germany's ruling coalition is grappling with disagreements over social welfare and taxation reforms, with the CDU advocating for changes and the SPD emphasizing the importance of the existing social safety net; upcoming meetings aim to find common ground before crucial decisions on the "Autumn of Re...
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48% Bias Score

Söder Rejects Tax Increases, Prioritizes Budget Cuts
Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) firmly rejected calls for tax increases, prioritizing budget cuts to programs like Bürgergeld and Wärmepumpenförderung instead, setting up a potential conflict within the German coalition government.

Söder Rejects Tax Increases, Prioritizes Budget Cuts
Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) firmly rejected calls for tax increases, prioritizing budget cuts to programs like Bürgergeld and Wärmepumpenförderung instead, setting up a potential conflict within the German coalition government.
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56% Bias Score

Baden-Württemberg Election: Crucial Test for Germany's Green Party
The German Green Party aims to regain national influence through the upcoming Baden-Württemberg state election in eight months, where their popular candidate Cem Özdemir seeks to leverage his high approval ratings for a decisive victory against a little-known CDU opponent.

Baden-Württemberg Election: Crucial Test for Germany's Green Party
The German Green Party aims to regain national influence through the upcoming Baden-Württemberg state election in eight months, where their popular candidate Cem Özdemir seeks to leverage his high approval ratings for a decisive victory against a little-known CDU opponent.
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60% Bias Score

German Government's Open House Draws Thousands Amidst Budget Concerns
Thousands attended Germany's annual government open house despite rain, engaging with ministers including Chancellor Merz and addressing concerns about the 770 million Euro Chancellery expansion.

German Government's Open House Draws Thousands Amidst Budget Concerns
Thousands attended Germany's annual government open house despite rain, engaging with ministers including Chancellor Merz and addressing concerns about the 770 million Euro Chancellery expansion.
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52% Bias Score

Merz Announces Showdown with SPD over German Welfare Reform
German Chancellor Merz announced a tense showdown with the SPD over welfare system reforms, citing its financial unsustainability and criticizing the coalition's performance; he also called for stricter Bürgergeld rules and a clearer stance from the SPD on migration and economic policy.

Merz Announces Showdown with SPD over German Welfare Reform
German Chancellor Merz announced a tense showdown with the SPD over welfare system reforms, citing its financial unsustainability and criticizing the coalition's performance; he also called for stricter Bürgergeld rules and a clearer stance from the SPD on migration and economic policy.
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40% Bias Score

JU Chairman Calls for Pension Cuts and Civil Servant Reform in Germany
Johannes Winkel, chairman of the Junge Union (JU), called for cuts to pension spending, stricter early retirement eligibility, and limitations on civil servant pension increases to address Germany's demographic challenges and ensure the long-term sustainability of the social security system.

JU Chairman Calls for Pension Cuts and Civil Servant Reform in Germany
Johannes Winkel, chairman of the Junge Union (JU), called for cuts to pension spending, stricter early retirement eligibility, and limitations on civil servant pension increases to address Germany's demographic challenges and ensure the long-term sustainability of the social security system.
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44% Bias Score
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