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Critically Low Rhine Water Levels Threaten Shipping and Agriculture
The Rhine River's water level near Kaub, Germany, has dropped to 103 centimeters, threatening to halt shipping due to insufficient water flow from the Alps and an exceptionally dry March (21% of average rainfall).
Critically Low Rhine Water Levels Threaten Shipping and Agriculture
The Rhine River's water level near Kaub, Germany, has dropped to 103 centimeters, threatening to halt shipping due to insufficient water flow from the Alps and an exceptionally dry March (21% of average rainfall).
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32% Bias Score
Rising Driver's License Costs in Germany Prompt Calls for Reform
The rising cost of obtaining a driver's license in Germany, with over half of aspiring drivers relying on parental support, has prompted state transportation ministers to seek cost reductions, primarily by simplifying theoretical exams to reduce failure rates. This is despite rising public transport...
Rising Driver's License Costs in Germany Prompt Calls for Reform
The rising cost of obtaining a driver's license in Germany, with over half of aspiring drivers relying on parental support, has prompted state transportation ministers to seek cost reductions, primarily by simplifying theoretical exams to reduce failure rates. This is despite rising public transport...
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52% Bias Score
Rheinland-Pfalz Weighs Statewide School Cell Phone Ban
In Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, debate rages over a potential statewide cell phone ban in schools; the VBE union supports it, while the GEW opposes a blanket ban, favoring school-level solutions; the state government is consulting with stakeholders before making a decision.
Rheinland-Pfalz Weighs Statewide School Cell Phone Ban
In Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany, debate rages over a potential statewide cell phone ban in schools; the VBE union supports it, while the GEW opposes a blanket ban, favoring school-level solutions; the state government is consulting with stakeholders before making a decision.
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36% Bias Score
Booker's 25-Hour Senate Speech: A Protest and a Communication Contrast
Cory Booker delivered the longest speech in US Senate history (25 hours, 4 minutes) to protest current US politics and demonstrate Democratic relevance, contrasting with communication styles seen in German politics and the phenomenon of mansplaining.
Booker's 25-Hour Senate Speech: A Protest and a Communication Contrast
Cory Booker delivered the longest speech in US Senate history (25 hours, 4 minutes) to protest current US politics and demonstrate Democratic relevance, contrasting with communication styles seen in German politics and the phenomenon of mansplaining.
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68% Bias Score
Berlin Considers Abolishing "Dangerous Dog Breeds" List
The Berlin Animal Welfare Association urges the abolishment of the "dangerous dog breeds" list, suggesting a mandatory dog owner's license instead, citing irresponsible ownership as the main issue and highlighting the difficulties faced by shelters in rehoming the affected dogs.
Berlin Considers Abolishing "Dangerous Dog Breeds" List
The Berlin Animal Welfare Association urges the abolishment of the "dangerous dog breeds" list, suggesting a mandatory dog owner's license instead, citing irresponsible ownership as the main issue and highlighting the difficulties faced by shelters in rehoming the affected dogs.
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60% Bias Score
BfV Warns of Heightened Russian Sabotage Threat
The German BfV warns of a heightened threat of Russian sabotage, citing increased incidents since 2022, including arson, supply chain disruptions and the recruitment of low-level agents via social media, as illustrated by recent attacks in Germany.
BfV Warns of Heightened Russian Sabotage Threat
The German BfV warns of a heightened threat of Russian sabotage, citing increased incidents since 2022, including arson, supply chain disruptions and the recruitment of low-level agents via social media, as illustrated by recent attacks in Germany.
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52% Bias Score
Schufa Increases Credit Score Transparency in Germany
Germany's Schufa credit agency will launch a new, transparent credit scoring system in Q4 2024, offering free access to individual scores and their components, replacing over 50 existing scores with a single score based on 12 criteria to improve transparency and fairness.
Schufa Increases Credit Score Transparency in Germany
Germany's Schufa credit agency will launch a new, transparent credit scoring system in Q4 2024, offering free access to individual scores and their components, replacing over 50 existing scores with a single score based on 12 criteria to improve transparency and fairness.
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40% Bias Score
DB Regio Targets Below One Percent Train Cancellation Rate by 2027
DB Regio aims to reduce its self-caused regional train cancellations to under one percent by 2027, down from two percent in 2024 and three percent in 2023, focusing on staff and vehicle issues while excluding infrastructure problems.
DB Regio Targets Below One Percent Train Cancellation Rate by 2027
DB Regio aims to reduce its self-caused regional train cancellations to under one percent by 2027, down from two percent in 2024 and three percent in 2023, focusing on staff and vehicle issues while excluding infrastructure problems.
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32% Bias Score
Warning Strike Hits Lower Saxony Auto Workshops Amid Wage Dispute
Approximately 1,200 automotive workers in Lower Saxony, Germany, initiated a warning strike on [date] due to stalled wage negotiations, causing delays in workshops and dealerships; the IG Metall union demands a 6.5% pay raise and €170 more for apprentices, while employers cite economic challenges.
Warning Strike Hits Lower Saxony Auto Workshops Amid Wage Dispute
Approximately 1,200 automotive workers in Lower Saxony, Germany, initiated a warning strike on [date] due to stalled wage negotiations, causing delays in workshops and dealerships; the IG Metall union demands a 6.5% pay raise and €170 more for apprentices, while employers cite economic challenges.
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44% Bias Score
Ex-Goalkeeper Lehmann Faces 72,000 Euro Fine for Drunk Driving After Oktoberfest
Former German national goalkeeper Jens Lehmann was arrested for drunk driving after the Oktoberfest on September 22nd, 2024, with a blood alcohol content of 0.72 промилле, facing a 72,000 Euro fine.
Ex-Goalkeeper Lehmann Faces 72,000 Euro Fine for Drunk Driving After Oktoberfest
Former German national goalkeeper Jens Lehmann was arrested for drunk driving after the Oktoberfest on September 22nd, 2024, with a blood alcohol content of 0.72 промилле, facing a 72,000 Euro fine.
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48% Bias Score
Global Kidflix Child Pornography Ring Dismantled
Bavarian police dismantled the Kidflix online child sex abuse platform, arresting 79 individuals globally and seizing 72,000 videos after a Europol-led raid across 31 countries; a suspect in Germany was also arrested for offering his son for abuse.
Global Kidflix Child Pornography Ring Dismantled
Bavarian police dismantled the Kidflix online child sex abuse platform, arresting 79 individuals globally and seizing 72,000 videos after a Europol-led raid across 31 countries; a suspect in Germany was also arrested for offering his son for abuse.
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24% Bias Score
Hundreds of Gazans Flown to Germany Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Hundreds of Gazan residents were flown to Germany from Israel's Ramon Airport on Tuesday evening, overseen by Interior Minister Moshe Arbel, as part of a controversial 'voluntary departure' program amid ongoing conflict and blockade; the German Foreign Office confirmed 19 German citizens and their f...
Hundreds of Gazans Flown to Germany Amidst Ongoing Conflict
Hundreds of Gazan residents were flown to Germany from Israel's Ramon Airport on Tuesday evening, overseen by Interior Minister Moshe Arbel, as part of a controversial 'voluntary departure' program amid ongoing conflict and blockade; the German Foreign Office confirmed 19 German citizens and their f...
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68% Bias Score
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