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Major Strike Cripples Public Transit in North Rhine-Westphalia
A major strike by 35,000 public transportation workers in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, on February 24th, 2023, severely disrupted tram, subway, and bus services in most larger cities due to stalled contract negotiations, highlighting worker shortages and financial constraints.
Major Strike Cripples Public Transit in North Rhine-Westphalia
A major strike by 35,000 public transportation workers in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, on February 24th, 2023, severely disrupted tram, subway, and bus services in most larger cities due to stalled contract negotiations, highlighting worker shortages and financial constraints.
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40% Bias Score
AfD Faces Backlash for Alleged Exploitation of Munich Attack
In Munich, Germany, a 24-year-old Afghan man drove his car into a crowd, killing a mother and her two-year-old daughter, and injuring 37 others; the AfD party faced strong criticism for allegedly exploiting this tragedy for political purposes by spreading misinformation and hindering their own attem...
AfD Faces Backlash for Alleged Exploitation of Munich Attack
In Munich, Germany, a 24-year-old Afghan man drove his car into a crowd, killing a mother and her two-year-old daughter, and injuring 37 others; the AfD party faced strong criticism for allegedly exploiting this tragedy for political purposes by spreading misinformation and hindering their own attem...
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56% Bias Score
German Election Survey Reveals Party Stances on Immigrant Issues
A survey by Germany's Turkish Community reveals varying stances among political parties on dual citizenship, immigrant representation in parliament, and local voting rights for immigrants, highlighting a potential for future policy changes.
German Election Survey Reveals Party Stances on Immigrant Issues
A survey by Germany's Turkish Community reveals varying stances among political parties on dual citizenship, immigrant representation in parliament, and local voting rights for immigrants, highlighting a potential for future policy changes.
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40% Bias Score
Thuringia Sees 57% Rise in Working Retirees
In 2022, around 33,100 retired people in Thuringia continued working, a 57% increase since 2014, primarily in part-time roles due to financial needs and personal fulfillment; this trend is expected to continue with the aging baby boomer generation.
Thuringia Sees 57% Rise in Working Retirees
In 2022, around 33,100 retired people in Thuringia continued working, a 57% increase since 2014, primarily in part-time roles due to financial needs and personal fulfillment; this trend is expected to continue with the aging baby boomer generation.
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32% Bias Score
Foraging Courses Reflect Growing Interest in Nature and Self-Sufficiency in Germany
Jennifer Engelbrecht teaches foraging courses in Germany, showcasing readily available edible winter plants to aspiring educators at a recent seminar in Loccum; this reflects a broader societal shift towards nature awareness and self-sufficiency.
Foraging Courses Reflect Growing Interest in Nature and Self-Sufficiency in Germany
Jennifer Engelbrecht teaches foraging courses in Germany, showcasing readily available edible winter plants to aspiring educators at a recent seminar in Loccum; this reflects a broader societal shift towards nature awareness and self-sufficiency.
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32% Bias Score
Immenstadt: 17-Year-Old Sentenced for Death of Martin H.
In Immenstadt, a 17-year-old with a history of violent crime was sentenced to six years and ten months for causing the death of 53-year-old Martin H. after a fight near a bank on May 7, 2024; the court found the youth did not intend to kill Mr. H., but his actions resulted in foreseeable fatal conse...
Immenstadt: 17-Year-Old Sentenced for Death of Martin H.
In Immenstadt, a 17-year-old with a history of violent crime was sentenced to six years and ten months for causing the death of 53-year-old Martin H. after a fight near a bank on May 7, 2024; the court found the youth did not intend to kill Mr. H., but his actions resulted in foreseeable fatal conse...
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40% Bias Score
German Court Upholds Collective Bargaining Autonomy in Night Shift Premium Dispute
The German Federal Constitutional Court ruled that two companies did not have to pay higher night shift premiums than those established in their collective bargaining agreements, emphasizing the importance of Tarifautonomie while acknowledging potential inequality.
German Court Upholds Collective Bargaining Autonomy in Night Shift Premium Dispute
The German Federal Constitutional Court ruled that two companies did not have to pay higher night shift premiums than those established in their collective bargaining agreements, emphasizing the importance of Tarifautonomie while acknowledging potential inequality.
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36% Bias Score
Bavaria's Last Coal Plant Shuts Down, Sparking Energy Debate
Bavaria's last coal-fired power plant, Zolling, ceased regular operation on February 24th, 2023, eliminating 500 megawatts of capacity and approximately 500,000 tons of annual coal consumption; the plant remains in reserve until 2031, sparking debate on energy security versus climate goals.
Bavaria's Last Coal Plant Shuts Down, Sparking Energy Debate
Bavaria's last coal-fired power plant, Zolling, ceased regular operation on February 24th, 2023, eliminating 500 megawatts of capacity and approximately 500,000 tons of annual coal consumption; the plant remains in reserve until 2031, sparking debate on energy security versus climate goals.
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20% Bias Score
German Fuel Price Volatility Hinders Consumers, Prompts Cartel Office Investigation
The German Federal Cartel Office's investigation found that rapidly fluctuating gasoline prices, averaging 18 changes daily in 2023 compared to 4-5 a decade ago, make it harder for consumers to find the best deals, with only 43% securing lower-quartile prices in 2023 versus 59.4% in 2015; the office...
German Fuel Price Volatility Hinders Consumers, Prompts Cartel Office Investigation
The German Federal Cartel Office's investigation found that rapidly fluctuating gasoline prices, averaging 18 changes daily in 2023 compared to 4-5 a decade ago, make it harder for consumers to find the best deals, with only 43% securing lower-quartile prices in 2023 versus 59.4% in 2015; the office...
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36% Bias Score
Frankenwald Footbridges: €42 Million Tourism Project Faces Environmental Opposition
Germany plans to build two pedestrian suspension bridges in the Frankenwald, the longest in the world, for €42 million, despite environmental concerns from Naturschutz about the impact of up to 300,000 annual visitors on a sensitive ecosystem.
Frankenwald Footbridges: €42 Million Tourism Project Faces Environmental Opposition
Germany plans to build two pedestrian suspension bridges in the Frankenwald, the longest in the world, for €42 million, despite environmental concerns from Naturschutz about the impact of up to 300,000 annual visitors on a sensitive ecosystem.
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48% Bias Score
German Private Health Insurance: High Premiums and Limited Options
Stiftung Warentest Finanzen" compared 1245 German private health insurance plans to public coverage, finding that only 384 met minimum standards; affordable, high-quality plans exist, but premiums significantly increase with age, making it difficult to switch back to public insurance after age 55.
German Private Health Insurance: High Premiums and Limited Options
Stiftung Warentest Finanzen" compared 1245 German private health insurance plans to public coverage, finding that only 384 met minimum standards; affordable, high-quality plans exist, but premiums significantly increase with age, making it difficult to switch back to public insurance after age 55.
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48% Bias Score
Hamburg Tightens E-Scooter Rules, Raises Provider Fees
Hamburg, Germany, is increasing fines for illegally parked e-scooters and e-bikes, charging providers for relocation, and raising monthly fees from €2 to €6.50 within the Ring 2 area to fund better parking infrastructure, impacting Bolt, Dott, Lime, and Voi.
Hamburg Tightens E-Scooter Rules, Raises Provider Fees
Hamburg, Germany, is increasing fines for illegally parked e-scooters and e-bikes, charging providers for relocation, and raising monthly fees from €2 to €6.50 within the Ring 2 area to fund better parking infrastructure, impacting Bolt, Dott, Lime, and Voi.
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36% Bias Score
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