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Mahle Posts €22 Million Profit Despite Revenue Drop, Cautious on 2024 Outlook
German automotive supplier Mahle reported a €22 million net profit in 2023 despite an 11% revenue drop to €11.7 billion, driven by operational improvements and restructuring, including a 4,665 employee reduction; however, the company anticipates a cautious 2024 due to US tariffs and subdued market d...
Mahle Posts €22 Million Profit Despite Revenue Drop, Cautious on 2024 Outlook
German automotive supplier Mahle reported a €22 million net profit in 2023 despite an 11% revenue drop to €11.7 billion, driven by operational improvements and restructuring, including a 4,665 employee reduction; however, the company anticipates a cautious 2024 due to US tariffs and subdued market d...
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24% Bias Score


Berlin Mayor Proposes Expanding Knife Bans After Fatal Subway Stabbing
Following a fatal stabbing on a Berlin subway on Saturday, Berlin's mayor proposed expanding knife bans to public transport, with authorities now reviewing how to extend these zones to the U-Bahn and S-Bahn networks.
Berlin Mayor Proposes Expanding Knife Bans After Fatal Subway Stabbing
Following a fatal stabbing on a Berlin subway on Saturday, Berlin's mayor proposed expanding knife bans to public transport, with authorities now reviewing how to extend these zones to the U-Bahn and S-Bahn networks.
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44% Bias Score


Germany's New Coalition Faces Complex Foreign Policy Challenges
Germany's new coalition government faces multiple foreign policy challenges: de-escalating trade conflicts with the US, supporting Ukraine, reducing security risks from China, and navigating complex relations within the EU.
Germany's New Coalition Faces Complex Foreign Policy Challenges
Germany's new coalition government faces multiple foreign policy challenges: de-escalating trade conflicts with the US, supporting Ukraine, reducing security risks from China, and navigating complex relations within the EU.
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44% Bias Score


Hanover Serial Killer Fritz Haarmann: Crimes and Societal Context
Fritz Haarmann, a German serial killer, confessed to murdering at least 24 young men in post-World War I Hanover, Germany; his crimes went unnoticed for years due to his status as a police informant, and the discovery of numerous body parts near the Leine River eventually led to his arrest and execu...
Hanover Serial Killer Fritz Haarmann: Crimes and Societal Context
Fritz Haarmann, a German serial killer, confessed to murdering at least 24 young men in post-World War I Hanover, Germany; his crimes went unnoticed for years due to his status as a police informant, and the discovery of numerous body parts near the Leine River eventually led to his arrest and execu...
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40% Bias Score


Rhineland-Palatinate Refugee Payment Card Rollout Faces Delays and Disputes
The Rhineland-Palatinate District Association criticizes the slow, inflexible rollout of a new payment card for refugees due to technical problems and conflicting interpretations of nationwide agreements, potentially leading to a patchwork of local solutions.
Rhineland-Palatinate Refugee Payment Card Rollout Faces Delays and Disputes
The Rhineland-Palatinate District Association criticizes the slow, inflexible rollout of a new payment card for refugees due to technical problems and conflicting interpretations of nationwide agreements, potentially leading to a patchwork of local solutions.
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44% Bias Score


Struff Loses in Munich; Hanfmann Upsets Djokovic-Beater
At the Munich ATP tournament, Jan-Lennard Struff suffered a first-round defeat against Francisco Cerundolo (0:6, 2:6 in 54 minutes), a stark contrast to his 2024 victory there; youngster Justin Engel also lost, while Yannick Hanfmann surprisingly beat Jakub Mensik, a recent Miami Open finalist who d...
Struff Loses in Munich; Hanfmann Upsets Djokovic-Beater
At the Munich ATP tournament, Jan-Lennard Struff suffered a first-round defeat against Francisco Cerundolo (0:6, 2:6 in 54 minutes), a stark contrast to his 2024 victory there; youngster Justin Engel also lost, while Yannick Hanfmann surprisingly beat Jakub Mensik, a recent Miami Open finalist who d...
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40% Bias Score

Schröder Drops Appeal of Bundestag Office Revocation
Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder will not appeal the court's decision to deny him a lifetime office in the Bundestag, citing health reasons; the decision, reached after multiple court rejections, followed the Bundestag's 2022 revocation due to Schröder's perceived insufficient fulfillment o...

Schröder Drops Appeal of Bundestag Office Revocation
Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder will not appeal the court's decision to deny him a lifetime office in the Bundestag, citing health reasons; the decision, reached after multiple court rejections, followed the Bundestag's 2022 revocation due to Schröder's perceived insufficient fulfillment o...
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48% Bias Score

Speed Camera Photo Leads to Hope in Strausberg Bank Robbery Investigation
German police released a speed camera image of two suspects from a 2023 Easter bank robbery in Strausberg, Brandenburg, where over 400 safety deposit boxes were looted, causing millions of euros in damage; the method mirrors a 2013 Berlin robbery.

Speed Camera Photo Leads to Hope in Strausberg Bank Robbery Investigation
German police released a speed camera image of two suspects from a 2023 Easter bank robbery in Strausberg, Brandenburg, where over 400 safety deposit boxes were looted, causing millions of euros in damage; the method mirrors a 2013 Berlin robbery.
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36% Bias Score

Stuttgart Court Rejects Woolworth's Lockdown Compensation Claim
The Stuttgart Regional Court rejected a €32 million claim from the Woolworth and Tedi parent company for losses incurred due to Covid-19 lockdowns in Baden-Württemberg, upholding the state's lockdown measures as lawful and proportionate; the ruling is not final, and an appeal is possible.

Stuttgart Court Rejects Woolworth's Lockdown Compensation Claim
The Stuttgart Regional Court rejected a €32 million claim from the Woolworth and Tedi parent company for losses incurred due to Covid-19 lockdowns in Baden-Württemberg, upholding the state's lockdown measures as lawful and proportionate; the ruling is not final, and an appeal is possible.
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36% Bias Score

Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.

Roman Occupation's Enduring Economic Impact on Germany
Research comparing regions along the Roman Limes in Germany reveals that formerly Roman areas remain wealthier, more densely populated, and have higher rates of entrepreneurship than adjacent former Germanic territories, even after 1700 years, due to early urbanization and infrastructure.
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52% Bias Score

Schleswig-Holstein's 2024 Budget Ruled Unconstitutional
The Schleswig-Holstein Constitutional Court declared the state's 2024 budget unconstitutional due to insufficient justification and lack of a repayment plan for three emergency loans totaling €493.8 million, used to address the storm surge, the war in Ukraine, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Schleswig-Holstein's 2024 Budget Ruled Unconstitutional
The Schleswig-Holstein Constitutional Court declared the state's 2024 budget unconstitutional due to insufficient justification and lack of a repayment plan for three emergency loans totaling €493.8 million, used to address the storm surge, the war in Ukraine, and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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16% Bias Score

Death of IHK President Hagen Goldbeck
Hagen Goldbeck, former President of the Lübeck and Schleswig-Holstein Chambers of Commerce, died at 59 after a short illness and hours after resigning, leaving Jochen Brüggen as acting president; a new election is scheduled for July 8, 2025.

Death of IHK President Hagen Goldbeck
Hagen Goldbeck, former President of the Lübeck and Schleswig-Holstein Chambers of Commerce, died at 59 after a short illness and hours after resigning, leaving Jochen Brüggen as acting president; a new election is scheduled for July 8, 2025.
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20% Bias Score
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