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Merz's First Foreign Trip: Franco-German 'Restart' Amidst Polish Resistance on Migration
German Chancellor Merz's first foreign trip yielded contrasting results: a 'restart' of Franco-German relations focused on stronger European cooperation, and significant Polish resistance to Merz's plan to expand border controls and reject asylum seekers, signaling potential difficulties in achievin...
Merz's First Foreign Trip: Franco-German 'Restart' Amidst Polish Resistance on Migration
German Chancellor Merz's first foreign trip yielded contrasting results: a 'restart' of Franco-German relations focused on stronger European cooperation, and significant Polish resistance to Merz's plan to expand border controls and reject asylum seekers, signaling potential difficulties in achievin...
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36% Bias Score


Hamburg Lawmakers Clean Stolpersteine, Warn of Rising Extremism
On the 80th anniversary of liberation from Nazi Germany, Hamburg lawmakers cleaned Stolpersteine, highlighting the resurgence of antisemitism and right-wing extremism and emphasizing the importance of defending democratic values.
Hamburg Lawmakers Clean Stolpersteine, Warn of Rising Extremism
On the 80th anniversary of liberation from Nazi Germany, Hamburg lawmakers cleaned Stolpersteine, highlighting the resurgence of antisemitism and right-wing extremism and emphasizing the importance of defending democratic values.
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16% Bias Score


Holocaust Survivor Witnesses Child Executions, Warns of Resurgent Fascism
In spring 1945, US soldier George Leitmann, a Holocaust survivor, witnessed the Waffen SS executing 15-20 German children in southern Germany after they refused to attack American tanks with Panzerfausts; this event, along with his father's murder, profoundly shaped his life and fuels his concern ab...
Holocaust Survivor Witnesses Child Executions, Warns of Resurgent Fascism
In spring 1945, US soldier George Leitmann, a Holocaust survivor, witnessed the Waffen SS executing 15-20 German children in southern Germany after they refused to attack American tanks with Panzerfausts; this event, along with his father's murder, profoundly shaped his life and fuels his concern ab...
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48% Bias Score


Merz's First Trip: Repairing Strained Relations With France and Poland
On May 7th, 2025, newly elected German Chancellor Friedrich Merz began his first foreign trip in France and Poland to address concerns over past strained relations, particularly with Poland, focusing on security cooperation and addressing past policy disagreements.
Merz's First Trip: Repairing Strained Relations With France and Poland
On May 7th, 2025, newly elected German Chancellor Friedrich Merz began his first foreign trip in France and Poland to address concerns over past strained relations, particularly with Poland, focusing on security cooperation and addressing past policy disagreements.
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40% Bias Score


Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Voting Defeat
After an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany in a second round, receiving 325 votes against 289, following a first round where he received 310 votes in favor and 307 against, marking the first time since WWII a Chancellor candidate was initially rejected.
Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Voting Defeat
After an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany in a second round, receiving 325 votes against 289, following a first round where he received 310 votes in favor and 307 against, marking the first time since WWII a Chancellor candidate was initially rejected.
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40% Bias Score


German Police Study Reveals 12 Discrimination Risk Factors
A new study in Germany identifies 12 discriminatory risk factors within police procedures, revealing how categorization processes create bias despite officers' intentions, prompting the creation of a state-level task force to implement reforms.
German Police Study Reveals 12 Discrimination Risk Factors
A new study in Germany identifies 12 discriminatory risk factors within police procedures, revealing how categorization processes create bias despite officers' intentions, prompting the creation of a state-level task force to implement reforms.
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32% Bias Score

Hamburg Lawmakers Clean Stolpersteine, Underscoring Fight Against Rising Extremism
On May 8th, Hamburg lawmakers from various parties cleaned Stolpersteine commemorating parliamentarians persecuted by the Nazis, emphasizing the need to defend democracy against rising antisemitism and right-wing extremism in the face of growing historical unawareness among younger generations.

Hamburg Lawmakers Clean Stolpersteine, Underscoring Fight Against Rising Extremism
On May 8th, Hamburg lawmakers from various parties cleaned Stolpersteine commemorating parliamentarians persecuted by the Nazis, emphasizing the need to defend democracy against rising antisemitism and right-wing extremism in the face of growing historical unawareness among younger generations.
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16% Bias Score

Germany's New Government Faces Climate Action Challenges
Germany's new coalition government aims for climate neutrality by 2045, but experts question its commitment given the recent shift of climate policy back to the environment ministry under a relatively inexperienced minister, raising concerns about potential conflicts with economic priorities and the...

Germany's New Government Faces Climate Action Challenges
Germany's new coalition government aims for climate neutrality by 2045, but experts question its commitment given the recent shift of climate policy back to the environment ministry under a relatively inexperienced minister, raising concerns about potential conflicts with economic priorities and the...
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48% Bias Score

Merz's Weak Start: Domestic Politics Threaten Germany's European Leadership
Germany's new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, faces an uphill battle to assert strong leadership in Europe as his narrow victory in the chancellorship vote raises questions about his domestic strength and Germany's ability to play a unified role in the upcoming NATO summit and the Weimar Triangle allian...

Merz's Weak Start: Domestic Politics Threaten Germany's European Leadership
Germany's new chancellor, Friedrich Merz, faces an uphill battle to assert strong leadership in Europe as his narrow victory in the chancellorship vote raises questions about his domestic strength and Germany's ability to play a unified role in the upcoming NATO summit and the Weimar Triangle allian...
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60% Bias Score

Merz Seeks 'Restart' in Relations with France and Poland
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz began his term with visits to Paris and Warsaw, aiming to restart relations with France and Poland, focusing on European autonomy, the Ukraine war, and migration; he plans to utilize the Weimar Triangle format and strengthen ties with the UK.

Merz Seeks 'Restart' in Relations with France and Poland
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz began his term with visits to Paris and Warsaw, aiming to restart relations with France and Poland, focusing on European autonomy, the Ukraine war, and migration; he plans to utilize the Weimar Triangle format and strengthen ties with the UK.
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44% Bias Score

Merz Starts Chancellorship with France, Poland Visits
Newly elected German Chancellor Friedrich Merz began his term with visits to Paris and Warsaw on Wednesday, addressing European autonomy with Macron and migration/Ukraine with Tusk, while announcing stricter border controls facing Polish skepticism.

Merz Starts Chancellorship with France, Poland Visits
Newly elected German Chancellor Friedrich Merz began his term with visits to Paris and Warsaw on Wednesday, addressing European autonomy with Macron and migration/Ukraine with Tusk, while announcing stricter border controls facing Polish skepticism.
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48% Bias Score

Poll: Two-thirds of Germans view AfD as right-wing extremist
A Deutschlandtrend poll reveals that 67% of Germans consider the Alternative for Germany (AfD) a right-wing extremist party, while 62% fear it undermines democracy; however, 45% approve of its stricter immigration policies, and opinions on collaboration with or banning the AfD are divided.

Poll: Two-thirds of Germans view AfD as right-wing extremist
A Deutschlandtrend poll reveals that 67% of Germans consider the Alternative for Germany (AfD) a right-wing extremist party, while 62% fear it undermines democracy; however, 45% approve of its stricter immigration policies, and opinions on collaboration with or banning the AfD are divided.
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48% Bias Score
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