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Roche Aims for Alzheimer's Cure Amidst US Trade Tensions
Roche CEO Thomas Schinecker announced plans to launch a new Alzheimer's drug within three years, while simultaneously navigating US trade challenges and committing significant investment to Germany as part of the "Made for Germany" initiative.
Roche Aims for Alzheimer's Cure Amidst US Trade Tensions
Roche CEO Thomas Schinecker announced plans to launch a new Alzheimer's drug within three years, while simultaneously navigating US trade challenges and committing significant investment to Germany as part of the "Made for Germany" initiative.
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44% Bias Score


German Bürgergeld Costs Surge Due to Inflation and Refugee Influx
Germany's 2024 Bürgergeld costs surged due to inflation-adjusted benefit increases and a large influx of Ukrainian refugees, totaling approximately €13.7 billion in payments to refugees, while a decrease in working-age recipients suggests a potential trend reversal. Proposed policy changes limiting ...
German Bürgergeld Costs Surge Due to Inflation and Refugee Influx
Germany's 2024 Bürgergeld costs surged due to inflation-adjusted benefit increases and a large influx of Ukrainian refugees, totaling approximately €13.7 billion in payments to refugees, while a decrease in working-age recipients suggests a potential trend reversal. Proposed policy changes limiting ...
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52% Bias Score


Expulsion Call for German Left Party Official Over Pro-Israel Stance
Nine members of Germany's Left party are seeking the expulsion of Brandenburg's antisemitism commissioner, Andreas Büttner, for his pro-Israel stance during the Gaza war, citing violations of party policy and online abuse against him.
Expulsion Call for German Left Party Official Over Pro-Israel Stance
Nine members of Germany's Left party are seeking the expulsion of Brandenburg's antisemitism commissioner, Andreas Büttner, for his pro-Israel stance during the Gaza war, citing violations of party policy and online abuse against him.
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48% Bias Score


German Welfare Payments Surge by €4 Billion Amid Rising Shoplifting
Germany's 2024 welfare payments totaled €46.9 billion, a €4 billion increase largely due to inflation adjustments and refugee influxes; concurrently, retailers report €3 billion in shoplifting losses, highlighting economic pressures and potential societal strain.
German Welfare Payments Surge by €4 Billion Amid Rising Shoplifting
Germany's 2024 welfare payments totaled €46.9 billion, a €4 billion increase largely due to inflation adjustments and refugee influxes; concurrently, retailers report €3 billion in shoplifting losses, highlighting economic pressures and potential societal strain.
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44% Bias Score


German Greens Debate Wealth Redistribution to Fund Climate Action
The German Green Party is debating wealth redistribution methods to fund climate action and address inequality, with proposals including taxes on fossil fuel industries, high earners, and a potential one-time wealth tax, though economists express concerns about their effectiveness.
German Greens Debate Wealth Redistribution to Fund Climate Action
The German Green Party is debating wealth redistribution methods to fund climate action and address inequality, with proposals including taxes on fossil fuel industries, high earners, and a potential one-time wealth tax, though economists express concerns about their effectiveness.
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40% Bias Score


Bielefeld Court Shooting: Siblings' Revenge Attempt After Boxer's Murder
Following the April 8th, 2015 murder conviction of a 34-year-old man for the killing of former professional boxer Besar Nimani in Bielefeld, Germany, his siblings opened fire near the courthouse on February 26, 2015, injuring several people in an act of revenge, believing authorities had failed to c...
Bielefeld Court Shooting: Siblings' Revenge Attempt After Boxer's Murder
Following the April 8th, 2015 murder conviction of a 34-year-old man for the killing of former professional boxer Besar Nimani in Bielefeld, Germany, his siblings opened fire near the courthouse on February 26, 2015, injuring several people in an act of revenge, believing authorities had failed to c...
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40% Bias Score

Germany Weighs Palantir Software Use Amidst Data Privacy Debate
German Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger supports using Palantir's software for security, while Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig expresses reservations; several states already use it, raising privacy and technological dependence concerns.

Germany Weighs Palantir Software Use Amidst Data Privacy Debate
German Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger supports using Palantir's software for security, while Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig expresses reservations; several states already use it, raising privacy and technological dependence concerns.
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44% Bias Score

Rhineland-Palatinate to Implement Data-Driven School Development Plan
Rhineland-Palatinate Education Minister Sven Teuber proposes a data-driven school development plan using digital student IDs to track competencies, adapting assessment methods to promote a more positive learning experience and reduce reliance on traditional testing, drawing on a Bertelsmann study; t...

Rhineland-Palatinate to Implement Data-Driven School Development Plan
Rhineland-Palatinate Education Minister Sven Teuber proposes a data-driven school development plan using digital student IDs to track competencies, adapting assessment methods to promote a more positive learning experience and reduce reliance on traditional testing, drawing on a Bertelsmann study; t...
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36% Bias Score

Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% reduction in illegal crossings since their July 7th introduction due to increased migration pressure and coordination with Germany's October 2023 measures, aiming to curb irregular migration and manage the flow of...

Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% reduction in illegal crossings since their July 7th introduction due to increased migration pressure and coordination with Germany's October 2023 measures, aiming to curb irregular migration and manage the flow of...
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44% Bias Score

Berlin's Single-Parent Support Gap Highlighted by Hiking Initiative
A Berlin-based startup, "Sprechlaufwandern," offers free, EU-funded hiking tours for single parents, revealing systemic gaps in Berlin's support system for this demographic, which comprises 31% of families, and highlighting the need for improved childcare and recognition of care work.

Berlin's Single-Parent Support Gap Highlighted by Hiking Initiative
A Berlin-based startup, "Sprechlaufwandern," offers free, EU-funded hiking tours for single parents, revealing systemic gaps in Berlin's support system for this demographic, which comprises 31% of families, and highlighting the need for improved childcare and recognition of care work.
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56% Bias Score

Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% reduction in illegal crossings since July 7th due to increased controls targeting illegal migration and intelligence activities from Belarus and Russia, following an EU notification and consultations with neighbor...

Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% reduction in illegal crossings since July 7th due to increased controls targeting illegal migration and intelligence activities from Belarus and Russia, following an EU notification and consultations with neighbor...
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40% Bias Score

Brandenburg to Restructure Migration Policy with New Facilities
Brandenburg's Interior Minister René Wilke announced plans to create new facilities for migrants: a departure facility for those without residency, an interim facility for integration, and a deportation detention center for criminal migrants, with initial steps planned for 2024.

Brandenburg to Restructure Migration Policy with New Facilities
Brandenburg's Interior Minister René Wilke announced plans to create new facilities for migrants: a departure facility for those without residency, an interim facility for integration, and a deportation detention center for criminal migrants, with initial steps planned for 2024.
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48% Bias Score
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