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Thousands Still Seek East German Degree Recognition in Thuringia
Nearly 95,000 graduates from former East German colleges in Thuringia have sought degree recognition since 1990, with about 20 applications received last year, primarily for employment purposes, highlighting the lasting impact of reunification on professional credentials.
Thousands Still Seek East German Degree Recognition in Thuringia
Nearly 95,000 graduates from former East German colleges in Thuringia have sought degree recognition since 1990, with about 20 applications received last year, primarily for employment purposes, highlighting the lasting impact of reunification on professional credentials.
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16% Bias Score


Müden Mosel Lock Reopens Two Months Ahead of Schedule
The Müden Mosel lock, closed since December 8th due to an accident caused by a 27-year-old under investigation, reopened February 16th after 1,600 hours of repair work involving 16 technicians and the Dillinger Hütte, restoring crucial Rhine-Mosel waterway transport.
Müden Mosel Lock Reopens Two Months Ahead of Schedule
The Müden Mosel lock, closed since December 8th due to an accident caused by a 27-year-old under investigation, reopened February 16th after 1,600 hours of repair work involving 16 technicians and the Dillinger Hütte, restoring crucial Rhine-Mosel waterway transport.
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48% Bias Score


Germany Enacts Landmark Law to Combat Child Sexual Abuse
Germany passed a new law to protect children from sexual abuse, establishing stronger prevention measures, regular reporting to Parliament, and increased victim rights after years of delays and political challenges.
Germany Enacts Landmark Law to Combat Child Sexual Abuse
Germany passed a new law to protect children from sexual abuse, establishing stronger prevention measures, regular reporting to Parliament, and increased victim rights after years of delays and political challenges.
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28% Bias Score


Large Anti-AfD Protest in Neu-Isenburg Leads to Clashes
Approximately 9,000 protestors gathered in Neu-Isenburg, Germany, on Saturday to demonstrate against an AfD election event, leading to clashes with police involving pepper spray and batons, minor injuries, and vandalism against local businesses and political party offices.
Large Anti-AfD Protest in Neu-Isenburg Leads to Clashes
Approximately 9,000 protestors gathered in Neu-Isenburg, Germany, on Saturday to demonstrate against an AfD election event, leading to clashes with police involving pepper spray and batons, minor injuries, and vandalism against local businesses and political party offices.
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40% Bias Score


Former German President Horst Köhler Dies at 81
Former German President and IMF head Horst Köhler died at 81 on Saturday in Berlin following a short illness; his presidency (2004-2010) was marked by high initial approval ratings, constitutional clashes with the government, and an abrupt resignation.
Former German President Horst Köhler Dies at 81
Former German President and IMF head Horst Köhler died at 81 on Saturday in Berlin following a short illness; his presidency (2004-2010) was marked by high initial approval ratings, constitutional clashes with the government, and an abrupt resignation.
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40% Bias Score


Former German President Horst Koehler Dies at 81
Former German President Horst Koehler, 81, died on February 1st, 2025, after a brief illness; his presidency (2004-2010), marked by his non-partisan stance and unexpected resignation following controversy over his Afghanistan comments, is being remembered for its unique and impactful nature.
Former German President Horst Koehler Dies at 81
Former German President Horst Koehler, 81, died on February 1st, 2025, after a brief illness; his presidency (2004-2010), marked by his non-partisan stance and unexpected resignation following controversy over his Afghanistan comments, is being remembered for its unique and impactful nature.
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32% Bias Score

Kleindienst's Winning Goal Secures Gladbach Victory Against Stuttgart
Tim Kleindienst scored his 12th goal of the season, securing a 2-1 victory for Borussia Mönchengladbach against VfB Stuttgart on Saturday. His late-game goal, initially almost prevented by a teammate, highlights Gladbach's collaborative strength and Kleindienst's importance to the team.

Kleindienst's Winning Goal Secures Gladbach Victory Against Stuttgart
Tim Kleindienst scored his 12th goal of the season, securing a 2-1 victory for Borussia Mönchengladbach against VfB Stuttgart on Saturday. His late-game goal, initially almost prevented by a teammate, highlights Gladbach's collaborative strength and Kleindienst's importance to the team.
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32% Bias Score

Germany Passes Landmark Law Protecting Women from Domestic Violence
The German Bundestag passed a new law granting women experiencing domestic violence a legal right to support and counseling, starting in 2030, with a €2.6 billion federal investment to expand shelters and counseling services; a separate law strengthens child protection against sexual abuse.

Germany Passes Landmark Law Protecting Women from Domestic Violence
The German Bundestag passed a new law granting women experiencing domestic violence a legal right to support and counseling, starting in 2030, with a €2.6 billion federal investment to expand shelters and counseling services; a separate law strengthens child protection against sexual abuse.
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44% Bias Score

Large Anti-AfD Protest in Neu-Isenburg
Approximately 9000 protestors demonstrated against an AfD rally in Neu-Isenburg, Germany on Saturday, resulting in minor clashes with police and prior acts of vandalism against local CDU offices and the rally venue.

Large Anti-AfD Protest in Neu-Isenburg
Approximately 9000 protestors demonstrated against an AfD rally in Neu-Isenburg, Germany on Saturday, resulting in minor clashes with police and prior acts of vandalism against local CDU offices and the rally venue.
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44% Bias Score

German Initiative Highlights Cost and Injustice of Fare Evasion Law
The Freiheitsfonds initiative freed 60 fare evaders from prisons in eight German states, costing €1 million but saving taxpayers over €17 million in prison costs; this highlights the disproportionate impact of the Nazi-era fare evasion law on vulnerable populations and the political obstacles to its...

German Initiative Highlights Cost and Injustice of Fare Evasion Law
The Freiheitsfonds initiative freed 60 fare evaders from prisons in eight German states, costing €1 million but saving taxpayers over €17 million in prison costs; this highlights the disproportionate impact of the Nazi-era fare evasion law on vulnerable populations and the political obstacles to its...
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68% Bias Score

Former German President Horst Köhler Dies at 81
Former German President Horst Köhler, who also led the IMF, died at 81 in Berlin on Saturday following a short illness; his unexpected 2010 resignation, prompted by controversial remarks about military deployments, marked a turning point in his career.

Former German President Horst Köhler Dies at 81
Former German President Horst Köhler, who also led the IMF, died at 81 in Berlin on Saturday following a short illness; his unexpected 2010 resignation, prompted by controversial remarks about military deployments, marked a turning point in his career.
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16% Bias Score

Former German President Horst Köhler Dies at 81
Former German President Horst Köhler died today at age 81 after a short illness; his 2010 resignation stemmed from criticism over comments linking the Bundeswehr's Afghan mission to German economic interests, and his presidency was marked by disputes with the government.

Former German President Horst Köhler Dies at 81
Former German President Horst Köhler died today at age 81 after a short illness; his 2010 resignation stemmed from criticism over comments linking the Bundeswehr's Afghan mission to German economic interests, and his presidency was marked by disputes with the government.
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32% Bias Score
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