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Hamburg Sees Sharp Rise in Energy Shutoffs in 2024
Due to unpaid bills, Hamburg, Germany saw a sharp increase in energy shutoffs in 2024: electricity shutoffs rose to 6145 (nearly triple 2023's 2174), water shutoffs to 549 (nearly double 2023's 285), and gas shutoffs to 49 (over five times 2023's 9), despite a hardship fund designed to prevent such ...
Hamburg Sees Sharp Rise in Energy Shutoffs in 2024
Due to unpaid bills, Hamburg, Germany saw a sharp increase in energy shutoffs in 2024: electricity shutoffs rose to 6145 (nearly triple 2023's 2174), water shutoffs to 549 (nearly double 2023's 285), and gas shutoffs to 49 (over five times 2023's 9), despite a hardship fund designed to prevent such ...
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40% Bias Score


German Election: CDU Leads, Violence Mars Campaign
Germany's upcoming February 23rd federal election shows the CDU leading in polls, while the FDP and BSW face uncertain parliamentary representation; recent incidents include attacks on campaign workers in Berlin and Dresden and an AfD video deemed unsuitable for minors.
German Election: CDU Leads, Violence Mars Campaign
Germany's upcoming February 23rd federal election shows the CDU leading in polls, while the FDP and BSW face uncertain parliamentary representation; recent incidents include attacks on campaign workers in Berlin and Dresden and an AfD video deemed unsuitable for minors.
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48% Bias Score


Hamburg Energy Shutoffs Triple in 2024
Due to unpaid bills, Hamburg experienced a dramatic rise in utility shutoffs in 2024: 6145 electricity, 549 water, and 49 gas shutoffs, compared to 2174, 285, and 9 respectively in 2023; a hardship fund designed to alleviate this problem proved largely ineffective.
Hamburg Energy Shutoffs Triple in 2024
Due to unpaid bills, Hamburg experienced a dramatic rise in utility shutoffs in 2024: 6145 electricity, 549 water, and 49 gas shutoffs, compared to 2174, 285, and 9 respectively in 2023; a hardship fund designed to alleviate this problem proved largely ineffective.
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36% Bias Score


Hamburg's Vattenfall Raises Electricity Prices by 8.9%
Vattenfall, Hamburg's primary electricity supplier, is increasing its basic electricity tariff by 8.9% starting April 1st, due to a 9% rise in network charges by Hamburger Energienetze and additional taxes. A household using 2,500 kWh annually will see a 9.82 euro monthly increase.
Hamburg's Vattenfall Raises Electricity Prices by 8.9%
Vattenfall, Hamburg's primary electricity supplier, is increasing its basic electricity tariff by 8.9% starting April 1st, due to a 9% rise in network charges by Hamburger Energienetze and additional taxes. A household using 2,500 kWh annually will see a 9.82 euro monthly increase.
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36% Bias Score


Germany Activates Foot-and-Mouth Disease Vaccine Bank
Following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in a Brandenburg buffalo herd, Germany activated its vaccine bank, enabling rapid vaccine production within a week, although vaccination is not yet confirmed. The reserve aims to control the outbreak and includes potential export to countries with persiste...
Germany Activates Foot-and-Mouth Disease Vaccine Bank
Following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in a Brandenburg buffalo herd, Germany activated its vaccine bank, enabling rapid vaccine production within a week, although vaccination is not yet confirmed. The reserve aims to control the outbreak and includes potential export to countries with persiste...
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28% Bias Score


Wrong-Way Driver Causes Multiple Accidents on German Autobahn
An 82-year-old woman drove 20 kilometers the wrong way on the A5 highway in East Hesse, Germany, on Saturday before police stopped her; from 2020-2023, wrong-way driving on German federal highways caused 48 accidents, resulting in 6 deaths and 28 injuries.
Wrong-Way Driver Causes Multiple Accidents on German Autobahn
An 82-year-old woman drove 20 kilometers the wrong way on the A5 highway in East Hesse, Germany, on Saturday before police stopped her; from 2020-2023, wrong-way driving on German federal highways caused 48 accidents, resulting in 6 deaths and 28 injuries.
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24% Bias Score

Braunschweig Permits Neo-Nazi March, Sparking Controversy
In Braunschweig, Germany, a small neo-Nazi group's march featuring the slogan "Braunschweig, Nazi-Stadt" was permitted by the city, despite a previous crackdown on similar slogans. This decision was criticized by local officials and residents, raising concerns about the city's handling of far-right ...

Braunschweig Permits Neo-Nazi March, Sparking Controversy
In Braunschweig, Germany, a small neo-Nazi group's march featuring the slogan "Braunschweig, Nazi-Stadt" was permitted by the city, despite a previous crackdown on similar slogans. This decision was criticized by local officials and residents, raising concerns about the city's handling of far-right ...
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52% Bias Score

Munich Housing Debate Exposes Deep Political Divisions
A Munich housing policy panel discussion revealed stark differences between conservative and progressive parties regarding rent control, land speculation, and tenant rights, impacting affordability and investment.

Munich Housing Debate Exposes Deep Political Divisions
A Munich housing policy panel discussion revealed stark differences between conservative and progressive parties regarding rent control, land speculation, and tenant rights, impacting affordability and investment.
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56% Bias Score

Hamburg Referendum on Stricter Climate Targets Sparks Debate on Costs and Feasibility
Hamburg, Germany, faces a potential autumn referendum on significantly stricter climate targets, fueled by a citizen's initiative with over 100,000 signatures, prompting debate on costs and feasibility, particularly for low-income households, with Mayor Tschentscher raising concerns about affordabil...

Hamburg Referendum on Stricter Climate Targets Sparks Debate on Costs and Feasibility
Hamburg, Germany, faces a potential autumn referendum on significantly stricter climate targets, fueled by a citizen's initiative with over 100,000 signatures, prompting debate on costs and feasibility, particularly for low-income households, with Mayor Tschentscher raising concerns about affordabil...
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44% Bias Score

North Rhine-Westphalia Public Service Sees Significant Staff Increase Despite Shortages
A study by the Institute of the German Economy (IW) reveals a 34% increase (4,800 positions) in North Rhine-Westphalia's public service from 2013-2022 in "political leadership and central administration" and "foreign affairs", despite reported staff shortages; overall public sector employment rose b...

North Rhine-Westphalia Public Service Sees Significant Staff Increase Despite Shortages
A study by the Institute of the German Economy (IW) reveals a 34% increase (4,800 positions) in North Rhine-Westphalia's public service from 2013-2022 in "political leadership and central administration" and "foreign affairs", despite reported staff shortages; overall public sector employment rose b...
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52% Bias Score

Germany's Proposed Changes to Solar Power Feed-in Compensation
Germany's planned changes to energy laws could prevent solar energy producers from feeding electricity into the grid during negative pricing, without compensation, to address grid stability issues, potentially impacting renewable energy expansion.

Germany's Proposed Changes to Solar Power Feed-in Compensation
Germany's planned changes to energy laws could prevent solar energy producers from feeding electricity into the grid during negative pricing, without compensation, to address grid stability issues, potentially impacting renewable energy expansion.
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56% Bias Score

Declining Birth Rates Force Saxony-Anhalt Daycares to Reduce Staff and Capacity
Declining birth rates in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, are forcing daycare centers to reduce staff and capacity due to decreased demand; the state is assessing the situation but faces budget limitations.

Declining Birth Rates Force Saxony-Anhalt Daycares to Reduce Staff and Capacity
Declining birth rates in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, are forcing daycare centers to reduce staff and capacity due to decreased demand; the state is assessing the situation but faces budget limitations.
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40% Bias Score
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