Thunberg's Mannheim Event Sparks Antisemitism Accusations
A planned appearance by climate activist Greta Thunberg at a pro-Palestinian event in Mannheim on October 27th at 6 PM has prompted criticism from the state CDU, who accuse Thunberg of antisemitism and claim her presence could incite violence, referencing a similar incident in Dortmund where a pro-P...
Thunberg's Mannheim Event Sparks Antisemitism Accusations
A planned appearance by climate activist Greta Thunberg at a pro-Palestinian event in Mannheim on October 27th at 6 PM has prompted criticism from the state CDU, who accuse Thunberg of antisemitism and claim her presence could incite violence, referencing a similar incident in Dortmund where a pro-P...
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60% Bias Score
Russian Ship Fires Warning Shots at German Helicopter in Baltic Sea
A Russian ship fired warning shots at a German Bundeswehr helicopter conducting surveillance in the Baltic Sea, prompting Germany to increase patrols of critical infrastructure in response to a rise in hybrid attacks attributed to Russia and its allies.
Russian Ship Fires Warning Shots at German Helicopter in Baltic Sea
A Russian ship fired warning shots at a German Bundeswehr helicopter conducting surveillance in the Baltic Sea, prompting Germany to increase patrols of critical infrastructure in response to a rise in hybrid attacks attributed to Russia and its allies.
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44% Bias Score
German Man Sentenced for Sending 40+ Threatening Letters with Extremist Content
A 51-year-old man from Hagen, Germany, was given a two-year suspended sentence for sending over 40 threatening letters with right-wing extremist and Islamophobic content to institutions across Germany between 2016 and 2023 to frame an Osnabrück family he held responsible for a past online business f...
German Man Sentenced for Sending 40+ Threatening Letters with Extremist Content
A 51-year-old man from Hagen, Germany, was given a two-year suspended sentence for sending over 40 threatening letters with right-wing extremist and Islamophobic content to institutions across Germany between 2016 and 2023 to frame an Osnabrück family he held responsible for a past online business f...
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40% Bias Score
Walter Lübcke Prize Awarded to Journalist Natalie Amiri and Other Democracy Advocates
The Walter Lübcke Democracy Prize was awarded to journalist Natalie Amiri, the Darmstadt History Workshop, and the "Open to Diversity" initiative in Northern Hesse, recognizing their contributions to democracy and social cohesion in memory of Kassel government president Walter Lübcke, who was murder...
Walter Lübcke Prize Awarded to Journalist Natalie Amiri and Other Democracy Advocates
The Walter Lübcke Democracy Prize was awarded to journalist Natalie Amiri, the Darmstadt History Workshop, and the "Open to Diversity" initiative in Northern Hesse, recognizing their contributions to democracy and social cohesion in memory of Kassel government president Walter Lübcke, who was murder...
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32% Bias Score
Baywa AG Announces Restructuring Plan to Address €5 Billion Debt
Baywa AG, facing a €5 billion debt and €640 million loss in 2023, announced a restructuring plan involving 40% job cuts at its Munich headquarters and the sale of international assets to secure €1 billion in funding and return to profitability by 2027.
Baywa AG Announces Restructuring Plan to Address €5 Billion Debt
Baywa AG, facing a €5 billion debt and €640 million loss in 2023, announced a restructuring plan involving 40% job cuts at its Munich headquarters and the sale of international assets to secure €1 billion in funding and return to profitability by 2027.
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60% Bias Score
German Tax Clarification on Online Income
German tax authorities are clarifying online income tax regulations, stating that occasional online sales are generally not taxable, but regular sales may trigger tax obligations exceeding €1,000 annual profit from private sales or €410 from other sources.
German Tax Clarification on Online Income
German tax authorities are clarifying online income tax regulations, stating that occasional online sales are generally not taxable, but regular sales may trigger tax obligations exceeding €1,000 annual profit from private sales or €410 from other sources.
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32% Bias Score
Baywa AG Announces Major Restructuring Amidst €6 Billion Debt and Bafin Investigation
Baywa AG, facing nearly €6 billion in debt and a record loss of €640 million in 2024, is restructuring with 40% administrative job cuts, 26 branch closures, asset sales, and a planned capital increase; the Bafin is investigating potential accounting irregularities.
Baywa AG Announces Major Restructuring Amidst €6 Billion Debt and Bafin Investigation
Baywa AG, facing nearly €6 billion in debt and a record loss of €640 million in 2024, is restructuring with 40% administrative job cuts, 26 branch closures, asset sales, and a planned capital increase; the Bafin is investigating potential accounting irregularities.
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56% Bias Score
Czech-German Wage Gap Exacerbates Regional Inequality in Cheb
In Cheb, Czechia, near the German border, average wages are less than half of those in Germany, leading to many residents working across the border and highlighting a deep regional economic divide and skepticism towards government promises of wage equalization.
Czech-German Wage Gap Exacerbates Regional Inequality in Cheb
In Cheb, Czechia, near the German border, average wages are less than half of those in Germany, leading to many residents working across the border and highlighting a deep regional economic divide and skepticism towards government promises of wage equalization.
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44% Bias Score
Declining Trust in Politics in Lower Saxony
A recent study reveals declining trust in Lower Saxony's political system due to public dissatisfaction over migration, the climate crisis, and rising energy prices; trust in politicians dropped from 60% in 2021 to 12% in 2023.
Declining Trust in Politics in Lower Saxony
A recent study reveals declining trust in Lower Saxony's political system due to public dissatisfaction over migration, the climate crisis, and rising energy prices; trust in politicians dropped from 60% in 2021 to 12% in 2023.
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44% Bias Score
German Court Forces Bank to Accept Far-Right Magazine as Client
A German court ordered a bank to open an account for the far-right magazine Compact after others refused, ruling that denying service based on the magazine's views is unlawful; this decision is final.
German Court Forces Bank to Accept Far-Right Magazine as Client
A German court ordered a bank to open an account for the far-right magazine Compact after others refused, ruling that denying service based on the magazine's views is unlawful; this decision is final.
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56% Bias Score
Three Projects Win €250,000 Northern German Science Award
The €250,000 Northern German Science Award 2024 was given to three interdisciplinary research projects: FORMAT (AI in education), T-NORTH (biomedical therapies), and Reproductive Justice, chosen from 15 applications and highlighting cross-border collaboration.
Three Projects Win €250,000 Northern German Science Award
The €250,000 Northern German Science Award 2024 was given to three interdisciplinary research projects: FORMAT (AI in education), T-NORTH (biomedical therapies), and Reproductive Justice, chosen from 15 applications and highlighting cross-border collaboration.
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16% Bias Score
€12.2 Million Renovation Planned for Munich's Feldherrnhalle
Munich's Feldherrnhalle will undergo a €12.2 million renovation starting in 2025, addressing structural and aesthetic deterioration, delayed by the pandemic and unforeseen costs, to preserve this significant historical landmark.
€12.2 Million Renovation Planned for Munich's Feldherrnhalle
Munich's Feldherrnhalle will undergo a €12.2 million renovation starting in 2025, addressing structural and aesthetic deterioration, delayed by the pandemic and unforeseen costs, to preserve this significant historical landmark.
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24% Bias Score