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Scholz Faces Growing Calls for Replacement Amidst Coalition Collapse
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces increasing calls for his replacement after his three-party coalition collapsed, with Defense Minister Boris Pistorius emerging as a potential successor due to Scholz's low approval ratings and unpopular government.
Scholz Faces Growing Calls for Replacement Amidst Coalition Collapse
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces increasing calls for his replacement after his three-party coalition collapsed, with Defense Minister Boris Pistorius emerging as a potential successor due to Scholz's low approval ratings and unpopular government.
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48% Bias Score


German Green MP Apologizes Again for Insulting Chancellor Scholz
Green party MP Paula Piechotta issued a second apology for calling Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "asshole" in a podcast; the SPD reacted angrily, highlighting a contrast with the Greens' candidate's past legal actions against insults.
German Green MP Apologizes Again for Insulting Chancellor Scholz
Green party MP Paula Piechotta issued a second apology for calling Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "asshole" in a podcast; the SPD reacted angrily, highlighting a contrast with the Greens' candidate's past legal actions against insults.
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48% Bias Score


Germany Weighs Nuclear Restart Amidst Political Change
Germany is considering restarting three nuclear power plants, facing challenges related to personnel and costs, while the Bundestag is set to dissolve ahead of an anticipated February 23rd election; an Israeli airstrike in Yemen killed two, prompting condemnation, and a prominent climate activist le...
Germany Weighs Nuclear Restart Amidst Political Change
Germany is considering restarting three nuclear power plants, facing challenges related to personnel and costs, while the Bundestag is set to dissolve ahead of an anticipated February 23rd election; an Israeli airstrike in Yemen killed two, prompting condemnation, and a prominent climate activist le...
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36% Bias Score


Germany to Hold Snap Election on February 23rd
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz triggered a snap federal election on February 23rd following a failed confidence vote, caused by the collapse of his three-party coalition, to restore political stability and address pressing issues like the Ukraine war and economic challenges.
Germany to Hold Snap Election on February 23rd
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz triggered a snap federal election on February 23rd following a failed confidence vote, caused by the collapse of his three-party coalition, to restore political stability and address pressing issues like the Ukraine war and economic challenges.
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32% Bias Score


Hamburg Mayor Demands Adherence to Funding Agreements for Infrastructure Projects
Hamburg's mayor demands the new federal government uphold funding agreements for infrastructure projects like the €5 billion Köhlbrand Bridge and the €16 billion U5 subway line, with the CDU promising faster construction for the bridge and A26 highway.
Hamburg Mayor Demands Adherence to Funding Agreements for Infrastructure Projects
Hamburg's mayor demands the new federal government uphold funding agreements for infrastructure projects like the €5 billion Köhlbrand Bridge and the €16 billion U5 subway line, with the CDU promising faster construction for the bridge and A26 highway.
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52% Bias Score


CDU Member Leaves Party Over Climate Change Policy Disagreements
A former Green party member and founder of the CDU's Klima-Union, Strößenreuther, left the CDU due to disagreements over climate policy, criticizing the party's leadership for insufficient engagement with scientific facts and accusing them of adopting populist and climate-change denial rhetoric; he ...
CDU Member Leaves Party Over Climate Change Policy Disagreements
A former Green party member and founder of the CDU's Klima-Union, Strößenreuther, left the CDU due to disagreements over climate policy, criticizing the party's leadership for insufficient engagement with scientific facts and accusing them of adopting populist and climate-change denial rhetoric; he ...
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52% Bias Score

AfD Lawmakers Meet with Neo-Nazis in Switzerland, Discussing Deportations
German lawmakers from the far-right AfD party met secretly with neo-Nazis in Switzerland in mid-December, discussing plans for mass deportations based on DNA tests, according to Correctiv research. The meeting involved Bundestag member Roger Beckamp and Brandenburg state parliamentarian Lena Kotre, ...

AfD Lawmakers Meet with Neo-Nazis in Switzerland, Discussing Deportations
German lawmakers from the far-right AfD party met secretly with neo-Nazis in Switzerland in mid-December, discussing plans for mass deportations based on DNA tests, according to Correctiv research. The meeting involved Bundestag member Roger Beckamp and Brandenburg state parliamentarian Lena Kotre, ...
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44% Bias Score

German Green Politician Apologizes for Insulting Scholz
German Green Party politician Paula Piechotta called Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "arsehole" in a podcast, sparking criticism and an apology; the incident followed a cross-party agreement on respectful political discourse, raising questions about its effectiveness and the impact of social media on poli...

German Green Politician Apologizes for Insulting Scholz
German Green Party politician Paula Piechotta called Chancellor Olaf Scholz an "arsehole" in a podcast, sparking criticism and an apology; the incident followed a cross-party agreement on respectful political discourse, raising questions about its effectiveness and the impact of social media on poli...
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48% Bias Score

Germany Calls Snap Elections Amidst Political Turmoil
Following Chancellor Olaf Scholz's failed confidence vote on December 16th, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier dissolved the Bundestag on January 19th, triggering snap elections scheduled for February 23rd, prompting intense political debate and uncertainty.

Germany Calls Snap Elections Amidst Political Turmoil
Following Chancellor Olaf Scholz's failed confidence vote on December 16th, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier dissolved the Bundestag on January 19th, triggering snap elections scheduled for February 23rd, prompting intense political debate and uncertainty.
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60% Bias Score

German Bundestag Dissolved, Snap Elections Called for February 23, 2025
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier dissolved the Bundestag on December 27, 2024, triggering snap elections on February 23, 2025, following the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition government due to the FDP's withdrawal in November.

German Bundestag Dissolved, Snap Elections Called for February 23, 2025
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier dissolved the Bundestag on December 27, 2024, triggering snap elections on February 23, 2025, following the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition government due to the FDP's withdrawal in November.
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44% Bias Score

Former Rhineland-Palatinate Environment Minister Klaudia Martini Dies at 74
Klaudia Martini, Rhineland-Palatinate's first female SPD environment minister, died on December 19th at 74. Her notable actions include refusing a license to the Mülheim-Kärlich nuclear plant and initiating a British beef import ban due to BSE.

Former Rhineland-Palatinate Environment Minister Klaudia Martini Dies at 74
Klaudia Martini, Rhineland-Palatinate's first female SPD environment minister, died on December 19th at 74. Her notable actions include refusing a license to the Mülheim-Kärlich nuclear plant and initiating a British beef import ban due to BSE.
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24% Bias Score

Death of Klaudia Martini: A Legacy of Environmental Policy and Political Conflict
Klaudia Martini, Rhineland-Palatinate's first female SPD environment minister, died on December 19th at 74; her career included key decisions on nuclear power (Mülheim-Kärlich), BSE, and clashes with federal ministers, leaving a complex legacy.

Death of Klaudia Martini: A Legacy of Environmental Policy and Political Conflict
Klaudia Martini, Rhineland-Palatinate's first female SPD environment minister, died on December 19th at 74; her career included key decisions on nuclear power (Mülheim-Kärlich), BSE, and clashes with federal ministers, leaving a complex legacy.
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36% Bias Score
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