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Germany Opposes Premature Palestinian State Recognition
Amidst rising international recognition of Palestine, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul reiterated Germany's stance that such recognition should only follow a negotiated two-state solution, urging immediate negotiations between Israel and Palestine.
Germany Opposes Premature Palestinian State Recognition
Amidst rising international recognition of Palestine, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul reiterated Germany's stance that such recognition should only follow a negotiated two-state solution, urging immediate negotiations between Israel and Palestine.
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16% Bias Score
Germany Rejects Unilateral Palestinian State Recognition
Germany reiterated its position on September 22, 2025, that recognizing a Palestinian state should only occur after a negotiated two-state solution with Israel, a stance differing from several other European nations who announced recognition at the UN General Assembly.
Germany Rejects Unilateral Palestinian State Recognition
Germany reiterated its position on September 22, 2025, that recognizing a Palestinian state should only occur after a negotiated two-state solution with Israel, a stance differing from several other European nations who announced recognition at the UN General Assembly.
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44% Bias Score
Over 100,000 Sign Petition Urging Catholic Church to Waive Statute of Limitations in Abuse Cases
More than 100,000 people signed a petition urging the Catholic Church to stop using the statute of limitations as a defense in abuse lawsuits, citing the Church's role in systematically covering up abuse and offering inadequate compensation through its Independent Commission for Recognition Payments...
Over 100,000 Sign Petition Urging Catholic Church to Waive Statute of Limitations in Abuse Cases
More than 100,000 people signed a petition urging the Catholic Church to stop using the statute of limitations as a defense in abuse lawsuits, citing the Church's role in systematically covering up abuse and offering inadequate compensation through its Independent Commission for Recognition Payments...
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48% Bias Score
Lithium Mining in Serbia: Political Impasse Halts Project
Strong public opposition in Serbia, fueled by concerns about environmental damage and perceived exploitation by foreign interests, has rendered the lithium mining project politically unfeasible, despite its potential economic benefits for the country and reduced dependence on China for the EU.
Lithium Mining in Serbia: Political Impasse Halts Project
Strong public opposition in Serbia, fueled by concerns about environmental damage and perceived exploitation by foreign interests, has rendered the lithium mining project politically unfeasible, despite its potential economic benefits for the country and reduced dependence on China for the EU.
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52% Bias Score
German Rail Punctuality Targets Lowered
German Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder lowered Deutsche Bahn's long-term punctuality targets for long-distance trains, setting a minimum of 70 percent on-time arrivals by 2029, citing the dilapidated infrastructure.
German Rail Punctuality Targets Lowered
German Transport Minister Patrick Schnieder lowered Deutsche Bahn's long-term punctuality targets for long-distance trains, setting a minimum of 70 percent on-time arrivals by 2029, citing the dilapidated infrastructure.
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20% Bias Score
Rheinland-Pfalz to Chair Germany's Ministerpräsidentenkonferenz
Starting October 2024, Rheinland-Pfalz will chair Germany's Ministerpräsidentenkonferenz (MPK), coordinating the federal states' premiers for one year, entailing significant organizational and financial responsibilities.
Rheinland-Pfalz to Chair Germany's Ministerpräsidentenkonferenz
Starting October 2024, Rheinland-Pfalz will chair Germany's Ministerpräsidentenkonferenz (MPK), coordinating the federal states' premiers for one year, entailing significant organizational and financial responsibilities.
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20% Bias Score
Germany Prioritizes Pension Reform Amidst Demographic Shift
Germany's Chancellor Merz is pushing for unpopular pension reforms to address the country's aging population and unsustainable welfare system, unlike Spain's approach of delaying necessary changes.
Germany Prioritizes Pension Reform Amidst Demographic Shift
Germany's Chancellor Merz is pushing for unpopular pension reforms to address the country's aging population and unsustainable welfare system, unlike Spain's approach of delaying necessary changes.
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64% Bias Score
New German SME Cluster Opens in Anhui, China
A new headquarters cluster for German small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) opened in Anhui province, China on Saturday, aiming to deepen economic cooperation between Germany and China, with approximately 200 representatives from both countries attending.
New German SME Cluster Opens in Anhui, China
A new headquarters cluster for German small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) opened in Anhui province, China on Saturday, aiming to deepen economic cooperation between Germany and China, with approximately 200 representatives from both countries attending.
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44% Bias Score
Hessen Faces Widespread Medicine Shortages
Hospitals and pharmacies in Hessen, Germany, are experiencing significant shortages of various medications, including antibiotics, painkillers, and those for diabetes and high blood pressure, due to production issues in non-European countries, impacting patient care and increasing strain on the heal...
Hessen Faces Widespread Medicine Shortages
Hospitals and pharmacies in Hessen, Germany, are experiencing significant shortages of various medications, including antibiotics, painkillers, and those for diabetes and high blood pressure, due to production issues in non-European countries, impacting patient care and increasing strain on the heal...
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28% Bias Score
German Medical System's Preparedness for War Questioned
A recent symposium in Oranienstein, Germany highlighted concerns about the German healthcare system's ability to cope with a wartime scenario, emphasizing the need for better civil-military cooperation.
German Medical System's Preparedness for War Questioned
A recent symposium in Oranienstein, Germany highlighted concerns about the German healthcare system's ability to cope with a wartime scenario, emphasizing the need for better civil-military cooperation.
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16% Bias Score
Vodafone Germany to Shut Down 2G Network in September 2028
Vodafone Germany announced it will shut down its 2G GSM mobile network in September 2028, two years earlier than planned, affecting older 2G phone users who will need to upgrade, while critical IoT applications will have an extended deadline until the end of 2030.
Vodafone Germany to Shut Down 2G Network in September 2028
Vodafone Germany announced it will shut down its 2G GSM mobile network in September 2028, two years earlier than planned, affecting older 2G phone users who will need to upgrade, while critical IoT applications will have an extended deadline until the end of 2030.
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40% Bias Score
German Court Rejects Mother's Lawsuit for Pain and Suffering in Peggy Case
A German court has definitively rejected the mother of slain child Peggy Knobloch's lawsuit for pain and suffering against a former suspect, concluding that there was insufficient evidence to prove his involvement in the disposal of her remains.
German Court Rejects Mother's Lawsuit for Pain and Suffering in Peggy Case
A German court has definitively rejected the mother of slain child Peggy Knobloch's lawsuit for pain and suffering against a former suspect, concluding that there was insufficient evidence to prove his involvement in the disposal of her remains.
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16% Bias Score
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