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German Auto Investment Shifts Abroad
The German automotive industry invested 53% of its €99 billion budget outside Germany in 2023, reversing a trend that saw a majority of investment domestically until 2021; this is attributed to high energy prices and bureaucratic costs.
German Auto Investment Shifts Abroad
The German automotive industry invested 53% of its €99 billion budget outside Germany in 2023, reversing a trend that saw a majority of investment domestically until 2021; this is attributed to high energy prices and bureaucratic costs.
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36% Bias Score


German MP Sues Meta Over Defamatory Meme
German Member of Parliament Renate Künast is suing Meta (Facebook) for defamation over a false meme containing a fabricated quote, highlighting the challenges of online misinformation and the responsibility of social media platforms. The case is before the German Federal Court of Justice, with poten...
German MP Sues Meta Over Defamatory Meme
German Member of Parliament Renate Künast is suing Meta (Facebook) for defamation over a false meme containing a fabricated quote, highlighting the challenges of online misinformation and the responsibility of social media platforms. The case is before the German Federal Court of Justice, with poten...
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36% Bias Score


Post-Ceasefire Peacekeeping Force in Ukraine: European Divisions and US Non-Participation"
France, the UK, and Poland are considering sending troops to a post-ceasefire peacekeeping force in Ukraine, as urged by the US and supported by Ukraine, while Germany considers the discussion premature, highlighting differing European opinions and the US's non-participation.
Post-Ceasefire Peacekeeping Force in Ukraine: European Divisions and US Non-Participation"
France, the UK, and Poland are considering sending troops to a post-ceasefire peacekeeping force in Ukraine, as urged by the US and supported by Ukraine, while Germany considers the discussion premature, highlighting differing European opinions and the US's non-participation.
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36% Bias Score


German Public Sector Strike to Escalate
German public sector unions Verdi and dbb announced escalating strikes affecting daycare, transport, and waste services starting this week after the second round of wage talks failed to produce an employer offer, impacting over 2.5 million workers ahead of Sunday's federal election.
German Public Sector Strike to Escalate
German public sector unions Verdi and dbb announced escalating strikes affecting daycare, transport, and waste services starting this week after the second round of wage talks failed to produce an employer offer, impacting over 2.5 million workers ahead of Sunday's federal election.
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44% Bias Score


Germany Rejects NATO Peacekeeping Mission in Ukraine Amidst Election Uncertainty
Germany's Chancellor Scholz rejects calls for a NATO peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, citing the need for a ceasefire, Russian consent, and concerns about NATO unity, while the upcoming elections introduce uncertainty regarding the future German government's stance.
Germany Rejects NATO Peacekeeping Mission in Ukraine Amidst Election Uncertainty
Germany's Chancellor Scholz rejects calls for a NATO peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, citing the need for a ceasefire, Russian consent, and concerns about NATO unity, while the upcoming elections introduce uncertainty regarding the future German government's stance.
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40% Bias Score


Germany's Labor Shortage Eases Amidst Economic Slowdown
A new ifo Institute survey reveals that Germany's labor shortage has lessened in 2025, affecting 28 percent of companies due to the economic slowdown and resulting layoffs by major companies such as Volkswagen (over 35,000 job cuts). However, some sectors like services, law, and hospitality still re...
Germany's Labor Shortage Eases Amidst Economic Slowdown
A new ifo Institute survey reveals that Germany's labor shortage has lessened in 2025, affecting 28 percent of companies due to the economic slowdown and resulting layoffs by major companies such as Volkswagen (over 35,000 job cuts). However, some sectors like services, law, and hospitality still re...
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36% Bias Score

Germany Seeks to Increase Deportations to Syria and Afghanistan Amidst Asylum Challenges
Germany is attempting to increase deportations to Syria and Afghanistan due to rising asylum numbers and recent attacks by individuals from those countries, facing legal and logistical hurdles while seeking cooperation with unstable governments.

Germany Seeks to Increase Deportations to Syria and Afghanistan Amidst Asylum Challenges
Germany is attempting to increase deportations to Syria and Afghanistan due to rising asylum numbers and recent attacks by individuals from those countries, facing legal and logistical hurdles while seeking cooperation with unstable governments.
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56% Bias Score

Berlin's Wärmebus Overwhelmed by Extreme Cold
Due to freezing temperatures (-16°C) in Berlin and Brandenburg, the German Red Cross's Wärmebus has seen a significant increase in calls since November, rising from 5 to 8 daily, resulting in 394 individuals being brought to emergency shelters and 1706 total contacts with homeless people.

Berlin's Wärmebus Overwhelmed by Extreme Cold
Due to freezing temperatures (-16°C) in Berlin and Brandenburg, the German Red Cross's Wärmebus has seen a significant increase in calls since November, rising from 5 to 8 daily, resulting in 394 individuals being brought to emergency shelters and 1706 total contacts with homeless people.
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36% Bias Score

Munich Reichsbürger Trial: Defendant Denies Terror Charges
In the ongoing Munich trial against eight alleged members of the Reichsbürger group led by Heinrich XIII, Prince Reuß, a physician, Dr. R., denied accusations of planning a violent coup and involvement in a terrorist organization, asserting her commitment to democracy and pacifism.

Munich Reichsbürger Trial: Defendant Denies Terror Charges
In the ongoing Munich trial against eight alleged members of the Reichsbürger group led by Heinrich XIII, Prince Reuß, a physician, Dr. R., denied accusations of planning a violent coup and involvement in a terrorist organization, asserting her commitment to democracy and pacifism.
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36% Bias Score

Germany Plans Temporary Return Trips for Syrian Refugees
Germany is developing a plan to allow Syrian refugees short-term trips home to assess conditions before permanent return, addressing concerns about maintaining protection status, while facing pressure to increase deportations to Afghanistan and Syria following recent attacks.

Germany Plans Temporary Return Trips for Syrian Refugees
Germany is developing a plan to allow Syrian refugees short-term trips home to assess conditions before permanent return, addressing concerns about maintaining protection status, while facing pressure to increase deportations to Afghanistan and Syria following recent attacks.
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52% Bias Score

Bavaria Reduces Administrative Regulations by 10 Percent, Enacts Moratorium
The Bavarian cabinet has reduced administrative regulations by enacting a moratorium on new regulations and aiming to reduce existing ones by at least 10 percent by the end of 2024, resulting in 2867 regulations remaining as of January 1, 2025. A third modernization act further simplifies grant proc...

Bavaria Reduces Administrative Regulations by 10 Percent, Enacts Moratorium
The Bavarian cabinet has reduced administrative regulations by enacting a moratorium on new regulations and aiming to reduce existing ones by at least 10 percent by the end of 2024, resulting in 2867 regulations remaining as of January 1, 2025. A third modernization act further simplifies grant proc...
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44% Bias Score

Surge in Severe Pediatric Influenza Cases Strains German Hospitals
German hospitals are reporting a fivefold increase in children hospitalized with severe influenza since January, straining hospital resources due to bed and staff shortages, while vaccination remains an option.

Surge in Severe Pediatric Influenza Cases Strains German Hospitals
German hospitals are reporting a fivefold increase in children hospitalized with severe influenza since January, straining hospital resources due to bed and staff shortages, while vaccination remains an option.
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28% Bias Score
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