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German E-Scooter Accidents: Private vs. Rental
A study reveals that privately owned e-scooters in Germany are involved in far fewer accidents than rental scooters, primarily due to differences in rider behavior, age, and experience; cities are demanding more control over e-scooter usage, especially rentals, to address rising accident numbers.
German E-Scooter Accidents: Private vs. Rental
A study reveals that privately owned e-scooters in Germany are involved in far fewer accidents than rental scooters, primarily due to differences in rider behavior, age, and experience; cities are demanding more control over e-scooter usage, especially rentals, to address rising accident numbers.
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44% Bias Score


German Bundestag Deadlocked on Constitutional Court Judge Appointments
The German Bundestag's three-week deadlock over appointing three judges to the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) could force the FCC to propose candidates if no compromise is reached by the end of the parliamentary summer recess, as per Section 7a of the FCC Act.
German Bundestag Deadlocked on Constitutional Court Judge Appointments
The German Bundestag's three-week deadlock over appointing three judges to the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) could force the FCC to propose candidates if no compromise is reached by the end of the parliamentary summer recess, as per Section 7a of the FCC Act.
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40% Bias Score


German Companies Struggle to Fill Apprenticeships Due to Applicant Skills Gap
A survey of 14,994 German companies by the DIHK reveals that 48% struggled to fill apprenticeship positions in the last year, primarily due to unsuitable applicants lacking fundamental skills, not a lack of applicants. This disproportionately impacts the industrial, transportation, construction, and...
German Companies Struggle to Fill Apprenticeships Due to Applicant Skills Gap
A survey of 14,994 German companies by the DIHK reveals that 48% struggled to fill apprenticeship positions in the last year, primarily due to unsuitable applicants lacking fundamental skills, not a lack of applicants. This disproportionately impacts the industrial, transportation, construction, and...
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36% Bias Score


Hamburg Launches Network to Prevent Violence by Mentally Ill Following Train Station Stabbing
In response to a May 23rd stabbing at Hamburg's central station that injured 19, including four critically, the city has launched a new network for managing risks from the mentally ill, improving inter-agency information sharing to facilitate early threat detection and coordinated interventions.
Hamburg Launches Network to Prevent Violence by Mentally Ill Following Train Station Stabbing
In response to a May 23rd stabbing at Hamburg's central station that injured 19, including four critically, the city has launched a new network for managing risks from the mentally ill, improving inter-agency information sharing to facilitate early threat detection and coordinated interventions.
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40% Bias Score


Hamburg-Berlin Railway Line to Close for Nine Months of Renovations
Germany's vital Hamburg-Berlin railway line will undergo a nine-month closure starting August 1st for a €2.2 billion modernization, causing major disruptions to daily commutes, long-distance travel, and freight transport, necessitating extensive detours and replacement bus services.
Hamburg-Berlin Railway Line to Close for Nine Months of Renovations
Germany's vital Hamburg-Berlin railway line will undergo a nine-month closure starting August 1st for a €2.2 billion modernization, causing major disruptions to daily commutes, long-distance travel, and freight transport, necessitating extensive detours and replacement bus services.
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44% Bias Score


German Private Electric Car Market Rebounds After Subsidy Removal
In Q2 2024, Germany saw a surge in private electric vehicle purchases (5.5%), exceeding the pre-subsidy removal rate, driven by growing consumer acceptance despite regional and demographic variations, according to HUK Coburg's E-Barometer data.
German Private Electric Car Market Rebounds After Subsidy Removal
In Q2 2024, Germany saw a surge in private electric vehicle purchases (5.5%), exceeding the pre-subsidy removal rate, driven by growing consumer acceptance despite regional and demographic variations, according to HUK Coburg's E-Barometer data.
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36% Bias Score

Bavaria Deports Mentally Ill Offenders to Afghanistan
Three Afghan men, previously held in a Bavarian forensic psychiatric clinic for serious crimes, were deported to Afghanistan, sparking controversy over whether the deportation was legal given their mental health conditions and the lack of adequate healthcare in Afghanistan.

Bavaria Deports Mentally Ill Offenders to Afghanistan
Three Afghan men, previously held in a Bavarian forensic psychiatric clinic for serious crimes, were deported to Afghanistan, sparking controversy over whether the deportation was legal given their mental health conditions and the lack of adequate healthcare in Afghanistan.
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56% Bias Score

Birtat Meat Workers Strike for Collective Bargaining Agreement in Germany
Over 100 employees at Birtat Meat World SE, Germany's largest döner meat producer, are on strike for better wages and a collective bargaining agreement, alleging intimidation from management, despite their successful union organization within NGG.

Birtat Meat Workers Strike for Collective Bargaining Agreement in Germany
Over 100 employees at Birtat Meat World SE, Germany's largest döner meat producer, are on strike for better wages and a collective bargaining agreement, alleging intimidation from management, despite their successful union organization within NGG.
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40% Bias Score

German Anti-Lockdown Activist Faces Embezzlement Trial
Michael Ballweg, founder of the German anti-lockdown movement "Querdenken 711", is on trial for embezzlement, facing a three-year prison sentence and €500,000 asset forfeiture; the prosecution alleges he misused funds raised for the movement, while the defense claims losses and seeks acquittal.

German Anti-Lockdown Activist Faces Embezzlement Trial
Michael Ballweg, founder of the German anti-lockdown movement "Querdenken 711", is on trial for embezzlement, facing a three-year prison sentence and €500,000 asset forfeiture; the prosecution alleges he misused funds raised for the movement, while the defense claims losses and seeks acquittal.
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40% Bias Score

Private E-Scooters Safer Than Rentals: German Study
A German study reveals privately owned e-scooters are involved in far fewer accidents than rentals, due to differences in rider behavior (age, experience, helmet use, and road adherence). In 2023, 80% of e-scooters involved in accidents were privately owned; overall accidents rose by 14.1% to 9,425.

Private E-Scooters Safer Than Rentals: German Study
A German study reveals privately owned e-scooters are involved in far fewer accidents than rentals, due to differences in rider behavior (age, experience, helmet use, and road adherence). In 2023, 80% of e-scooters involved in accidents were privately owned; overall accidents rose by 14.1% to 9,425.
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48% Bias Score

Bavarian Minister Criticizes Federal Government's Wolf Population Assessment
Bavarian Agriculture Minister Michaela Kaniber criticized the German Federal Ministry for the Environment's assessment of favorable wolf population growth prospects only in northwest Germany, citing the presence of approximately 1600 wolves in confirmed territories and advocating for a nationwide ap...

Bavarian Minister Criticizes Federal Government's Wolf Population Assessment
Bavarian Agriculture Minister Michaela Kaniber criticized the German Federal Ministry for the Environment's assessment of favorable wolf population growth prospects only in northwest Germany, citing the presence of approximately 1600 wolves in confirmed territories and advocating for a nationwide ap...
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56% Bias Score

Apprenticeship Applicant Surplus in Nordrhein-Westfalen
In Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, the number of applicants for apprenticeships significantly exceeds the available positions; currently, there are 106 applicants for every 100 apprenticeship positions, a substantial increase compared to the previous two years, highlighting regional disparities and le...

Apprenticeship Applicant Surplus in Nordrhein-Westfalen
In Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, the number of applicants for apprenticeships significantly exceeds the available positions; currently, there are 106 applicants for every 100 apprenticeship positions, a substantial increase compared to the previous two years, highlighting regional disparities and le...
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36% Bias Score
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