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German Court Case: Four Men Accused of Multi-Million Euro Thefts
Four men in Germany face trial for a series of thefts totaling over €2 million, including a jewelry heist at Frankfurt Airport, where they were apprehended after using GPS trackers to follow their victims.
German Court Case: Four Men Accused of Multi-Million Euro Thefts
Four men in Germany face trial for a series of thefts totaling over €2 million, including a jewelry heist at Frankfurt Airport, where they were apprehended after using GPS trackers to follow their victims.
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48% Bias Score
Thuringia to Improve Pharmacist Training Amidst Pharmacy Closures
The Thuringian government is seeking to improve training conditions for pharmacists at Friedrich Schiller University Jena to combat the closure of numerous pharmacies in the state, which has dropped from 557 ten years ago to 478 currently, due to economic pressures and a lack of qualified pharmacist...
Thuringia to Improve Pharmacist Training Amidst Pharmacy Closures
The Thuringian government is seeking to improve training conditions for pharmacists at Friedrich Schiller University Jena to combat the closure of numerous pharmacies in the state, which has dropped from 557 ten years ago to 478 currently, due to economic pressures and a lack of qualified pharmacist...
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36% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein Judiciary Faces Manageable Retirement Wave, Implements Recruitment Strategies
Schleswig-Holstein's justice system faces a manageable retirement wave until 2030, with 73 judges and 20 prosecutors leaving, but support staff departures (224) are higher; however, the government is implementing measures to counter declining applications.
Schleswig-Holstein Judiciary Faces Manageable Retirement Wave, Implements Recruitment Strategies
Schleswig-Holstein's justice system faces a manageable retirement wave until 2030, with 73 judges and 20 prosecutors leaving, but support staff departures (224) are higher; however, the government is implementing measures to counter declining applications.
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24% Bias Score
German Court Hears Million-Euro Theft Case
Four men in Germany face trial for a series of thefts totaling over two million euros, including jewelry heists at a trade fair, a bank, and Frankfurt airport, with the group's arrest following surveillance by authorities.
German Court Hears Million-Euro Theft Case
Four men in Germany face trial for a series of thefts totaling over two million euros, including jewelry heists at a trade fair, a bank, and Frankfurt airport, with the group's arrest following surveillance by authorities.
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40% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Prison Assaults Decrease in 2024
Assaults on prison staff in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern decreased slightly in 2024 to two incidents, down from three in 2023 and ten in 2022; while assaults on staff in the state's forensic psychiatric facilities increased to nine in 2024 from eight in 2023. Approximately 670 people work in the state's f...
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Prison Assaults Decrease in 2024
Assaults on prison staff in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern decreased slightly in 2024 to two incidents, down from three in 2023 and ten in 2022; while assaults on staff in the state's forensic psychiatric facilities increased to nine in 2024 from eight in 2023. Approximately 670 people work in the state's f...
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36% Bias Score
Australia Selects Japanese Frigates for \$10 Billion Naval Upgrade
Australia will spend \$10 billion on three Japanese Mogami-class frigates, replacing its aging Anzac-class frigates, with the first vessel operational by 2030, reflecting a strategic shift towards enhanced naval capabilities and closer ties with Japan.
Australia Selects Japanese Frigates for \$10 Billion Naval Upgrade
Australia will spend \$10 billion on three Japanese Mogami-class frigates, replacing its aging Anzac-class frigates, with the first vessel operational by 2030, reflecting a strategic shift towards enhanced naval capabilities and closer ties with Japan.
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44% Bias Score
Mainz University Opens Ambulatory Clinic to Address Acute Care Gaps
A new university ambulatory care clinic in Mainz, Germany, opened in January 2025, bridging the gap between outpatient and inpatient care by offering walk-in services for patients without appointments or referrals from 8 am to varying closing times, Monday through Friday; it also provides valuable t...
Mainz University Opens Ambulatory Clinic to Address Acute Care Gaps
A new university ambulatory care clinic in Mainz, Germany, opened in January 2025, bridging the gap between outpatient and inpatient care by offering walk-in services for patients without appointments or referrals from 8 am to varying closing times, Monday through Friday; it also provides valuable t...
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44% Bias Score
Weather Changes in Germany Pose Health Risks to Vulnerable Populations
Sudden weather changes in Germany, transitioning from rain to temperatures as high as 32°C, impact health, particularly affecting older people, those with pre-existing conditions, and stressed individuals; the German Weather Service (DWD) advises adapting to these changes.
Weather Changes in Germany Pose Health Risks to Vulnerable Populations
Sudden weather changes in Germany, transitioning from rain to temperatures as high as 32°C, impact health, particularly affecting older people, those with pre-existing conditions, and stressed individuals; the German Weather Service (DWD) advises adapting to these changes.
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12% Bias Score
Lower Saxony and Bremen Pools Face Attendance Drop Due to Poor Weather
Lower Saxony and Bremen's outdoor swimming pools experienced a significant drop in visitors (around 33,000 fewer) between May and July 2025 compared to 2024 due to unusually poor weather; however, most operators remain optimistic, anticipating improved numbers in August and some extending their seas...
Lower Saxony and Bremen Pools Face Attendance Drop Due to Poor Weather
Lower Saxony and Bremen's outdoor swimming pools experienced a significant drop in visitors (around 33,000 fewer) between May and July 2025 compared to 2024 due to unusually poor weather; however, most operators remain optimistic, anticipating improved numbers in August and some extending their seas...
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32% Bias Score
20 Mining Damage Cases Confirmed in Rhineland Lignite Area in 2024
In the Rhineland lignite mining area, RWE Power received 153 building damage reports in 2024; 20 were confirmed as mining damage, with compensation paid; the number of cases has remained stable in recent years.
20 Mining Damage Cases Confirmed in Rhineland Lignite Area in 2024
In the Rhineland lignite mining area, RWE Power received 153 building damage reports in 2024; 20 were confirmed as mining damage, with compensation paid; the number of cases has remained stable in recent years.
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32% Bias Score
Espionage Case: Former EU Parliament Assistant Accused of Passing Sensitive Documents to China
A former parliamentary assistant, G., is accused of passing over 500 sensitive documents to Chinese authorities, including personal data on AfD leaders and intelligence on Chinese dissidents in Germany; his alleged accomplice, Jaqi X., is accused of providing flight and cargo data, potentially relat...
Espionage Case: Former EU Parliament Assistant Accused of Passing Sensitive Documents to China
A former parliamentary assistant, G., is accused of passing over 500 sensitive documents to Chinese authorities, including personal data on AfD leaders and intelligence on Chinese dissidents in Germany; his alleged accomplice, Jaqi X., is accused of providing flight and cargo data, potentially relat...
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Shadow Economy Surges to Record High
Germany's shadow economy reached €482 billion in 2024, a record high exceeding the federal budget, driven by high taxes, poor public services, and increased social benefits, with economist Friedrich Schneider predicting further growth to €511 billion in 2025.
Germany's Shadow Economy Surges to Record High
Germany's shadow economy reached €482 billion in 2024, a record high exceeding the federal budget, driven by high taxes, poor public services, and increased social benefits, with economist Friedrich Schneider predicting further growth to €511 billion in 2025.
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44% Bias Score
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