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Sonar Reveals Potential Roman Bridge and Docks Near Trier
Using sonar technology, archaeologists discovered potential remnants of a Roman bridge from 17 BC and possible docks near Trier, Germany, a key Roman trade center, offering insights into the city's logistical network and trade routes along the Mosel and Rhine rivers.
Sonar Reveals Potential Roman Bridge and Docks Near Trier
Using sonar technology, archaeologists discovered potential remnants of a Roman bridge from 17 BC and possible docks near Trier, Germany, a key Roman trade center, offering insights into the city's logistical network and trade routes along the Mosel and Rhine rivers.
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20% Bias Score
Söder Urges Cuts to Ukrainian Refugee Benefits in Germany
Bavarian premier Markus Söder wants to reduce social benefits for Ukrainian refugees in Germany to the level provided to other asylum seekers, contradicting a recent government agreement that grants Ukrainian refugees the same benefits as unemployed Germans; this impacts both recent arrivals and lon...
Söder Urges Cuts to Ukrainian Refugee Benefits in Germany
Bavarian premier Markus Söder wants to reduce social benefits for Ukrainian refugees in Germany to the level provided to other asylum seekers, contradicting a recent government agreement that grants Ukrainian refugees the same benefits as unemployed Germans; this impacts both recent arrivals and lon...
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44% Bias Score
Low Employment of Severely Disabled Individuals in Bremen and Niedersachsen
A report reveals that Bremen and Niedersachsen significantly underachieve in employing severely disabled individuals, with only 34 percent and 38 percent of larger companies meeting the 5 percent legal quota, respectively; a minuscule percentage transition from sheltered workshops to the open market...
Low Employment of Severely Disabled Individuals in Bremen and Niedersachsen
A report reveals that Bremen and Niedersachsen significantly underachieve in employing severely disabled individuals, with only 34 percent and 38 percent of larger companies meeting the 5 percent legal quota, respectively; a minuscule percentage transition from sheltered workshops to the open market...
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40% Bias Score
\"Germany's Reluctance to Adopt Air Conditioning Amidst Rising Heatwaves\"\
Despite frequent air conditioning failures in German ICE trains and the absence of such systems in Berlin's subway due to economic and environmental concerns, a survey reveals only 18% of Germans use home air conditioners, highlighting cultural factors and cost as significant barriers to adoption.
\"Germany's Reluctance to Adopt Air Conditioning Amidst Rising Heatwaves\"\
Despite frequent air conditioning failures in German ICE trains and the absence of such systems in Berlin's subway due to economic and environmental concerns, a survey reveals only 18% of Germans use home air conditioners, highlighting cultural factors and cost as significant barriers to adoption.
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40% Bias Score
German Climate Activist Attempts Transatlantic SUP Crossing
Michael Walther, a 46-year-old German climate activist, is undertaking a solo transatlantic crossing on a customized 6-meter long Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) from Lagos, Portugal to French Guiana, collecting data for the Alfred Wegener Institute while raising awareness for climate action.
German Climate Activist Attempts Transatlantic SUP Crossing
Michael Walther, a 46-year-old German climate activist, is undertaking a solo transatlantic crossing on a customized 6-meter long Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) from Lagos, Portugal to French Guiana, collecting data for the Alfred Wegener Institute while raising awareness for climate action.
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32% Bias Score
Germany Passes Tariftreuegesetz for Federal Contracts
Germany's Cabinet approved a law requiring companies to pay workers according to collective bargaining agreements for federal contracts above €50,000, aiming to improve working conditions and increase tariff adherence, but potentially raising costs for the public sector and facing employer oppositio...
Germany Passes Tariftreuegesetz for Federal Contracts
Germany's Cabinet approved a law requiring companies to pay workers according to collective bargaining agreements for federal contracts above €50,000, aiming to improve working conditions and increase tariff adherence, but potentially raising costs for the public sector and facing employer oppositio...
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40% Bias Score
Germany's CCS Law: High Costs and Uncertain Impacts
Germany's new law permits carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology for various industries, including those with avoidable emissions, despite high costs and limited current use, potentially delaying energy transition and impacting global climate policy.
Germany's CCS Law: High Costs and Uncertain Impacts
Germany's new law permits carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology for various industries, including those with avoidable emissions, despite high costs and limited current use, potentially delaying energy transition and impacting global climate policy.
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68% Bias Score
Defendant in Child Kidnapping Trial Dismisses Lawyer Amidst Reported Internal Disputes
Hamburg businesswoman Christina Block, on trial for allegedly kidnapping her children, has dismissed lawyer Otmar Kury due to disagreements with co-counsel Ingo Bott; the trial continues August 15th.
Defendant in Child Kidnapping Trial Dismisses Lawyer Amidst Reported Internal Disputes
Hamburg businesswoman Christina Block, on trial for allegedly kidnapping her children, has dismissed lawyer Otmar Kury due to disagreements with co-counsel Ingo Bott; the trial continues August 15th.
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36% Bias Score
Balancing Public Service Efficiency and Citizens' Rights: Lessons from Ulm, Netherlands, and Germany
The annual Schwörmontag ceremony in Ulm, Germany, was altered by rain, while in the Netherlands, the tax authority faces criticism for prioritizing service efficiency over citizens' privacy; Germany proposes a registry for individuals who changed genders, raising similar concerns.
Balancing Public Service Efficiency and Citizens' Rights: Lessons from Ulm, Netherlands, and Germany
The annual Schwörmontag ceremony in Ulm, Germany, was altered by rain, while in the Netherlands, the tax authority faces criticism for prioritizing service efficiency over citizens' privacy; Germany proposes a registry for individuals who changed genders, raising similar concerns.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Refugee Plan: No Federal Savings Despite Benefit Reduction
Germany's plan to provide Ukrainian refugees arriving after April 1, 2025, with asylum seeker benefits instead of the citizen's allowance will not generate federal savings, as increased costs (1.375 billion Euros in 2026) will offset reductions in other welfare programs; the plan maintains the right...
Germany's Refugee Plan: No Federal Savings Despite Benefit Reduction
Germany's plan to provide Ukrainian refugees arriving after April 1, 2025, with asylum seeker benefits instead of the citizen's allowance will not generate federal savings, as increased costs (1.375 billion Euros in 2026) will offset reductions in other welfare programs; the plan maintains the right...
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52% Bias Score
Vodafone Warns 15 Million Users of Potential Phone Scams
Vodafone Germany's new anti-spam system warned 15 million mobile users about potentially fraudulent calls in three months, averaging 150,000 warnings daily, using a database of suspicious numbers; however, it doesn't guarantee complete protection due to fraudsters frequently changing numbers.
Vodafone Warns 15 Million Users of Potential Phone Scams
Vodafone Germany's new anti-spam system warned 15 million mobile users about potentially fraudulent calls in three months, averaging 150,000 warnings daily, using a database of suspicious numbers; however, it doesn't guarantee complete protection due to fraudsters frequently changing numbers.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Alters Ukrainian Refugee Benefits Starting April 2025
Starting April 1, 2025, Germany will change social support for new Ukrainian arrivals, shifting them from Bürgergeld to the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act, saving the federal budget €1.2 billion in 2026 but increasing costs for states and municipalities. Over 1.2 million Ukrainians who arrived before t...
Germany Alters Ukrainian Refugee Benefits Starting April 2025
Starting April 1, 2025, Germany will change social support for new Ukrainian arrivals, shifting them from Bürgergeld to the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act, saving the federal budget €1.2 billion in 2026 but increasing costs for states and municipalities. Over 1.2 million Ukrainians who arrived before t...
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40% Bias Score
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