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Merz and Sánchez Highlight Differing Stances on Israel During Madrid Meeting
German Chancellor Merz and Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez reaffirmed their contrasting positions on Israel during Merz's visit to Madrid, with Merz emphasizing Germany's support for Israel while Sánchez backed EU sanctions against Israel over its actions in Gaza.
Merz and Sánchez Highlight Differing Stances on Israel During Madrid Meeting
German Chancellor Merz and Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez reaffirmed their contrasting positions on Israel during Merz's visit to Madrid, with Merz emphasizing Germany's support for Israel while Sánchez backed EU sanctions against Israel over its actions in Gaza.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Calls for Google Breakup Amid EU Antitrust Fine
German Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer urged Google's breakup, following the EU's €2.95 billion antitrust fine against the company for abusing its dominant position in the digital advertising market, citing concerns about its impact on media freedom and tax avoidance.
Germany Calls for Google Breakup Amid EU Antitrust Fine
German Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer urged Google's breakup, following the EU's €2.95 billion antitrust fine against the company for abusing its dominant position in the digital advertising market, citing concerns about its impact on media freedom and tax avoidance.
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40% Bias Score
Ingolstadt Faces Historic Financial Crisis Due to Audi's Decline
Ingolstadt, Germany, is experiencing a severe financial crisis due to a drastic decrease in Gewerbesteuer (trade tax) revenue from Audi, its largest employer, impacting city services and potentially raising taxes.
Ingolstadt Faces Historic Financial Crisis Due to Audi's Decline
Ingolstadt, Germany, is experiencing a severe financial crisis due to a drastic decrease in Gewerbesteuer (trade tax) revenue from Audi, its largest employer, impacting city services and potentially raising taxes.
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16% Bias Score
Germany to Decide on Israel Sanctions, Berlin Bomb Defusal, Refugee Numbers Drop
Germany will determine its stance on potential EU sanctions against Israel by October 1, while Berlin manages two WWII bomb defusals causing evacuations, and the nation sees its refugee population decrease for the first time in over a decade.
Germany to Decide on Israel Sanctions, Berlin Bomb Defusal, Refugee Numbers Drop
Germany will determine its stance on potential EU sanctions against Israel by October 1, while Berlin manages two WWII bomb defusals causing evacuations, and the nation sees its refugee population decrease for the first time in over a decade.
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12% Bias Score
Antisemitic Sign in Flensburg Sparks Outrage, Lapid Announces Lawsuit
An antisemitic sign posted in a Flensburg shop, banning Jewish people, has prompted outrage, with a sharp rise in antisemitic crimes reported in Schleswig-Holstein and Israeli opposition leader Jair Lapid announcing legal action against the shop owner.
Antisemitic Sign in Flensburg Sparks Outrage, Lapid Announces Lawsuit
An antisemitic sign posted in a Flensburg shop, banning Jewish people, has prompted outrage, with a sharp rise in antisemitic crimes reported in Schleswig-Holstein and Israeli opposition leader Jair Lapid announcing legal action against the shop owner.
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16% Bias Score
Rising Concerns in Germany over Russian Aggression and AfD's Growing Support
A new Politbarometer poll reveals that 56% of Germans fear a Russian attack on Poland or Baltic NATO members, while the AfD's support has risen to 26%, equal to the CDU/CSU.
Rising Concerns in Germany over Russian Aggression and AfD's Growing Support
A new Politbarometer poll reveals that 56% of Germans fear a Russian attack on Poland or Baltic NATO members, while the AfD's support has risen to 26%, equal to the CDU/CSU.
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32% Bias Score
Germany Increases Deportations to Greece Amidst Falling Refugee Numbers
In the first half of 2025, Germany deported 388 asylum seekers to Greece, exceeding the total for 2024 (220) and prompting criticism due to concerns over conditions in Greece, despite a recent court ruling deeming conditions acceptable for certain groups.
Germany Increases Deportations to Greece Amidst Falling Refugee Numbers
In the first half of 2025, Germany deported 388 asylum seekers to Greece, exceeding the total for 2024 (220) and prompting criticism due to concerns over conditions in Greece, despite a recent court ruling deeming conditions acceptable for certain groups.
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24% Bias Score
German Authorities Raid Neo-Nazi Group "Brothers of Honour
On June 24, 2025, German authorities conducted raids targeting the neo-Nazi group "Brothers of Honour", uncovering weapons and alleged connections to the banned Blood & Honour organization.
German Authorities Raid Neo-Nazi Group "Brothers of Honour
On June 24, 2025, German authorities conducted raids targeting the neo-Nazi group "Brothers of Honour", uncovering weapons and alleged connections to the banned Blood & Honour organization.
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24% Bias Score
AI in German Schools: Boon or Bane?
In Germany, 66-75% of students use AI tools for schoolwork, prompting calls for educational reform and teacher training to integrate AI ethically into the curriculum.
AI in German Schools: Boon or Bane?
In Germany, 66-75% of students use AI tools for schoolwork, prompting calls for educational reform and teacher training to integrate AI ethically into the curriculum.
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52% Bias Score
Merz's Spain Visit Highlights Divergent Views on Israel-Gaza Conflict
German Chancellor Merz's first official visit to Spain since assuming office in May revealed differing perspectives with Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez on the Israel-Gaza conflict, particularly regarding the use of the term "genocide" and the recognition of a Palestinian state.
Merz's Spain Visit Highlights Divergent Views on Israel-Gaza Conflict
German Chancellor Merz's first official visit to Spain since assuming office in May revealed differing perspectives with Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez on the Israel-Gaza conflict, particularly regarding the use of the term "genocide" and the recognition of a Palestinian state.
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32% Bias Score
Merz-Sánchez Meeting Reveals Diverging Views on Gaza Conflict
During German Chancellor Merz's visit to Spain, disagreements over the Gaza conflict surfaced, with differing assessments of the situation and the Israeli actions, particularly regarding the use of the term "genocide".
Merz-Sánchez Meeting Reveals Diverging Views on Gaza Conflict
During German Chancellor Merz's visit to Spain, disagreements over the Gaza conflict surfaced, with differing assessments of the situation and the Israeli actions, particularly regarding the use of the term "genocide".
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40% Bias Score
Coburg Court Sentences Man to Life Imprisonment for Murder of Friend
A 38-year-old man in Coburg, Germany, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his 40-year-old friend, whose rejection he could not accept; he lured her to his apartment, strangled her with a cable, and then sexually assaulted her corpse before disposing of it in a dumpster.
Coburg Court Sentences Man to Life Imprisonment for Murder of Friend
A 38-year-old man in Coburg, Germany, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his 40-year-old friend, whose rejection he could not accept; he lured her to his apartment, strangled her with a cable, and then sexually assaulted her corpse before disposing of it in a dumpster.
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48% Bias Score
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