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Potsdam University to Build Privately Funded Campus, Boosting AI Research
Software billionaire Hasso Plattner will donate hundreds of millions of euros to build a new campus for the University of Potsdam by 2035, including the expansion of the Hasso-Plattner-Institut and relocation of departments to boost Germany's AI research.
Potsdam University to Build Privately Funded Campus, Boosting AI Research
Software billionaire Hasso Plattner will donate hundreds of millions of euros to build a new campus for the University of Potsdam by 2035, including the expansion of the Hasso-Plattner-Institut and relocation of departments to boost Germany's AI research.
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48% Bias Score
Fehmarn Belt Tunnel: German Land Connection Delayed Until After 2029
The completion of the German land connection for the Fehmarn Belt tunnel is delayed until after 2029 due to planning and approval challenges, resulting in estimated annual economic losses of €60 million and undermining projected benefits for cross-border trade and rail transport.
Fehmarn Belt Tunnel: German Land Connection Delayed Until After 2029
The completion of the German land connection for the Fehmarn Belt tunnel is delayed until after 2029 due to planning and approval challenges, resulting in estimated annual economic losses of €60 million and undermining projected benefits for cross-border trade and rail transport.
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40% Bias Score
Loneliness in Germany: A Growing Threat to Young People and Democracy
A German psychologist and sociologist explore the rising issue of loneliness among young people, linking it to social media, the pandemic, and a concerning correlation with authoritarian tendencies, while also noting that increased loneliness is found in the 43-65 age group rather than the elderly.
Loneliness in Germany: A Growing Threat to Young People and Democracy
A German psychologist and sociologist explore the rising issue of loneliness among young people, linking it to social media, the pandemic, and a concerning correlation with authoritarian tendencies, while also noting that increased loneliness is found in the 43-65 age group rather than the elderly.
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24% Bias Score
German Minister Condemns Israeli Settler Violence, Pledges €5 Billion in Gaza Aid
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visited Taybeh, a Palestinian Christian village near Ramallah, witnessing firsthand Israeli settler violence, including burned churches and anti-Arab graffiti; he then met with UN representatives and the Palestinian Authority, pledging €5 billion in aid for Ga...
German Minister Condemns Israeli Settler Violence, Pledges €5 Billion in Gaza Aid
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visited Taybeh, a Palestinian Christian village near Ramallah, witnessing firsthand Israeli settler violence, including burned churches and anti-Arab graffiti; he then met with UN representatives and the Palestinian Authority, pledging €5 billion in aid for Ga...
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48% Bias Score
AfD's "Remigration" Policy Sparks Internal Divisions and Protests in Germany
AfD, Germany's second-largest party, is facing internal divisions over its controversial "remigration" policy, which calls for mass deportations, sparking widespread protests and raising concerns about a potential party ban.
AfD's "Remigration" Policy Sparks Internal Divisions and Protests in Germany
AfD, Germany's second-largest party, is facing internal divisions over its controversial "remigration" policy, which calls for mass deportations, sparking widespread protests and raising concerns about a potential party ban.
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60% Bias Score
Record High in German Domestic Violence Cases
In 2024, Germany saw a record high of 256,942 domestic violence victims, a 3.7% increase from 2023, with women comprising 73% of victims; the rise is attributed to factors such as increased reporting and societal issues.
Record High in German Domestic Violence Cases
In 2024, Germany saw a record high of 256,942 domestic violence victims, a 3.7% increase from 2023, with women comprising 73% of victims; the rise is attributed to factors such as increased reporting and societal issues.
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36% Bias Score
Bavarian Prison Abuse Allegations Lead to Investigations
On October 23, 2024, a drug search at Neuburg-Herrenwörth youth prison by Augsburg-Gablingen's special unit (SIG) resulted in four inmates alleging abuse, including beatings and choking, leading to injuries and reopened investigations into past cases.
Bavarian Prison Abuse Allegations Lead to Investigations
On October 23, 2024, a drug search at Neuburg-Herrenwörth youth prison by Augsburg-Gablingen's special unit (SIG) resulted in four inmates alleging abuse, including beatings and choking, leading to injuries and reopened investigations into past cases.
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56% Bias Score
Record High Domestic Violence Cases in Germany in 2024
Germany reported a record 256,942 domestic violence cases in 2024, a 3.7% increase from 2023, with most cases involving partners or ex-partners; experts cite societal crises, increased reporting, and a new law providing €2.6 billion for victim support starting in 2027 as potential factors.
Record High Domestic Violence Cases in Germany in 2024
Germany reported a record 256,942 domestic violence cases in 2024, a 3.7% increase from 2023, with most cases involving partners or ex-partners; experts cite societal crises, increased reporting, and a new law providing €2.6 billion for victim support starting in 2027 as potential factors.
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44% Bias Score
Lower Saxony Develops Threat Management Concept for Mentally Ill Offenders
Following multiple attacks by individuals with mental health issues, Lower Saxony's LKA is developing a statewide threat management concept to improve early identification and intervention, focusing on inter-agency cooperation and learning from successful models in other regions.
Lower Saxony Develops Threat Management Concept for Mentally Ill Offenders
Following multiple attacks by individuals with mental health issues, Lower Saxony's LKA is developing a statewide threat management concept to improve early identification and intervention, focusing on inter-agency cooperation and learning from successful models in other regions.
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32% Bias Score
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" Initiative Exceeds Expectations with 1,400+ Green Space Proposals
Hamburg's "Abpflastern: von Grau zu Grün" initiative, launched in late April, seeks to replace paved areas with green spaces to combat climate change; over 1,400 proposals for removing pavement have been submitted, with many resulting in community discussions about urban greening.
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" Initiative Exceeds Expectations with 1,400+ Green Space Proposals
Hamburg's "Abpflastern: von Grau zu Grün" initiative, launched in late April, seeks to replace paved areas with green spaces to combat climate change; over 1,400 proposals for removing pavement have been submitted, with many resulting in community discussions about urban greening.
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36% Bias Score
Berlusconi Family's Media Group Seeks Increased Stake in ProSiebenSat.1, Raising Concerns
Media for Europe (MFE), the Berlusconi family's media group, seeks to increase its stake in German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1, raising concerns about potential political influence and media independence given MFE's history of biased reporting and political connections in Italy and Spain.
Berlusconi Family's Media Group Seeks Increased Stake in ProSiebenSat.1, Raising Concerns
Media for Europe (MFE), the Berlusconi family's media group, seeks to increase its stake in German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1, raising concerns about potential political influence and media independence given MFE's history of biased reporting and political connections in Italy and Spain.
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56% Bias Score
Major German Railway Line Reopens After Sabotage
Following an arson attack on Thursday, the Düsseldorf-Duisburg railway line, one of Germany's busiest, was temporarily closed, but reopened Friday morning after repairs. Police suspect left-wing extremists, and an Indymedia statement claims responsibility.
Major German Railway Line Reopens After Sabotage
Following an arson attack on Thursday, the Düsseldorf-Duisburg railway line, one of Germany's busiest, was temporarily closed, but reopened Friday morning after repairs. Police suspect left-wing extremists, and an Indymedia statement claims responsibility.
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40% Bias Score
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