

FDP's Plan to End German Coalition Sparks Outrage
The FDP's detailed plan to end Germany's traffic light coalition government sparked outrage among coalition partners and within the FDP itself, raising concerns about its credibility and the coalition's future.
FDP's Plan to End German Coalition Sparks Outrage
The FDP's detailed plan to end Germany's traffic light coalition government sparked outrage among coalition partners and within the FDP itself, raising concerns about its credibility and the coalition's future.
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8% Bias Score


FDP's Internal Document on Coalition Exit Sparks Outrage
The publication of a detailed FDP paper outlining plans to leave Germany's coalition government sparked outrage among coalition partners, with accusations of deception and calls for an apology from FDP leader Christian Lindner, fueled by the document's use of terms such as "D-Day" and "open field ba...
FDP's Internal Document on Coalition Exit Sparks Outrage
The publication of a detailed FDP paper outlining plans to leave Germany's coalition government sparked outrage among coalition partners, with accusations of deception and calls for an apology from FDP leader Christian Lindner, fueled by the document's use of terms such as "D-Day" and "open field ba...
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56% Bias Score


German Court Upholds Habeck's Electricity Price Brake Law
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court unanimously upheld Robert Habeck's electricity price brake law, avoiding a potential political blow for the Minister of Economics and the government.
German Court Upholds Habeck's Electricity Price Brake Law
Germany's Federal Constitutional Court unanimously upheld Robert Habeck's electricity price brake law, avoiding a potential political blow for the Minister of Economics and the government.
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52% Bias Score


Ben Stiller mistaken for Adam Sandler
Actors Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler, both 58, are frequently mistaken for each other, leading to humorous encounters with fans who sometimes attribute Sandler's film "Click" to Stiller.
Ben Stiller mistaken for Adam Sandler
Actors Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler, both 58, are frequently mistaken for each other, leading to humorous encounters with fans who sometimes attribute Sandler's film "Click" to Stiller.
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0% Bias Score


AfD's Surprise Candidates for Bundestag Election
The AfD party in Germany is considering fielding two prominent candidates, Maximilian Krah and Alexander Gauland, for the upcoming Bundestag election in Saxony, despite controversies surrounding Krah and Gauland's previous announcement of retirement.
AfD's Surprise Candidates for Bundestag Election
The AfD party in Germany is considering fielding two prominent candidates, Maximilian Krah and Alexander Gauland, for the upcoming Bundestag election in Saxony, despite controversies surrounding Krah and Gauland's previous announcement of retirement.
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40% Bias Score


German SPD's Leadership Crisis
Germany faces political turmoil as the SPD grapples with choosing its chancellor candidate, amidst internal conflicts and a looming election. The article also discusses conflicts between other parties and comments on the broader political climate.
German SPD's Leadership Crisis
Germany faces political turmoil as the SPD grapples with choosing its chancellor candidate, amidst internal conflicts and a looming election. The article also discusses conflicts between other parties and comments on the broader political climate.
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36% Bias Score

FDP Triggers German Coalition Collapse, Calls for Early Elections
FDP leader Christian Lindner announced the party's withdrawal from the German coalition government, citing irreconcilable differences in economic policy and calling for early elections to allow voters to decide on the country's economic future.

FDP Triggers German Coalition Collapse, Calls for Early Elections
FDP leader Christian Lindner announced the party's withdrawal from the German coalition government, citing irreconcilable differences in economic policy and calling for early elections to allow voters to decide on the country's economic future.
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60% Bias Score

German Cities Demand Increased Funding Amidst Coalition Collapse
The German Association of Cities calls on the federal government to improve municipal funding and finalize key projects, expressing concerns about the lack of funding and the potential negative impact on affordable housing, schools, and digitalization efforts.

German Cities Demand Increased Funding Amidst Coalition Collapse
The German Association of Cities calls on the federal government to improve municipal funding and finalize key projects, expressing concerns about the lack of funding and the potential negative impact on affordable housing, schools, and digitalization efforts.
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36% Bias Score

German Court Clears Far-Right Judge Jens Maier
A German court dismissed a disciplinary case against far-right AfD politician Jens Maier, allowing him to keep his pension despite past controversies involving statements condoning violence and attacks on journalists.

German Court Clears Far-Right Judge Jens Maier
A German court dismissed a disciplinary case against far-right AfD politician Jens Maier, allowing him to keep his pension despite past controversies involving statements condoning violence and attacks on journalists.
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52% Bias Score

Pistorius Withdraws, Scholz Seeks Re-election in Germany
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has withdrawn from the race for chancellor, paving the way for Olaf Scholz's re-election bid. The ruling coalition recently collapsed, setting the stage for early elections.

Pistorius Withdraws, Scholz Seeks Re-election in Germany
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has withdrawn from the race for chancellor, paving the way for Olaf Scholz's re-election bid. The ruling coalition recently collapsed, setting the stage for early elections.
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36% Bias Score

Pistorius Declines German Chancellorship Bid
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has decided not to run for chancellor, despite his high popularity in recent polls. The SPD will nominate Olaf Scholz for chancellor instead.

Pistorius Declines German Chancellorship Bid
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has decided not to run for chancellor, despite his high popularity in recent polls. The SPD will nominate Olaf Scholz for chancellor instead.
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36% Bias Score

Minister Fired Amid Hospital Reform Dispute
Brandenburg's Minister President fired his health minister during a Bundesrat session over a disagreement on hospital reform, sparking outrage and highlighting internal political conflicts.

Minister Fired Amid Hospital Reform Dispute
Brandenburg's Minister President fired his health minister during a Bundesrat session over a disagreement on hospital reform, sparking outrage and highlighting internal political conflicts.
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48% Bias Score