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Munich Crime Rate Down 1.1% Despite Increases in Youth and Right-Wing Extremism
Munich's 2024 crime rate dropped 1.1% to 5871 offenses per 100,000 residents, despite increases in violent crime (2.5%), youth crime (74.2% for children, 7.2% for youths), and right-wing extremism (10.5%), partially offset by decreases in other areas and cannabis legalization.
Munich Crime Rate Down 1.1% Despite Increases in Youth and Right-Wing Extremism
Munich's 2024 crime rate dropped 1.1% to 5871 offenses per 100,000 residents, despite increases in violent crime (2.5%), youth crime (74.2% for children, 7.2% for youths), and right-wing extremism (10.5%), partially offset by decreases in other areas and cannabis legalization.
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60% Bias Score


Cum-Ex": A €150 Billion Tax Fraud
The German TV series "Die Affäre Cum-Ex" exposes a €150 billion tax fraud scheme that exploited loopholes in European tax systems to obtain multiple refunds on the same taxes. The series follows the perpetrators, investigators, and the broader societal implications of this financial crime, showcasin...
Cum-Ex": A €150 Billion Tax Fraud
The German TV series "Die Affäre Cum-Ex" exposes a €150 billion tax fraud scheme that exploited loopholes in European tax systems to obtain multiple refunds on the same taxes. The series follows the perpetrators, investigators, and the broader societal implications of this financial crime, showcasin...
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56% Bias Score


Reichsbürger" Rally Planned Near Karlsruhe's Constitutional Court
A group called "Reichsbürger", rejecting Germany's democracy, plans a rally in Karlsruhe on July 26th near the Federal Constitutional Court; Baden-Württemberg has about 4,000 such individuals, part of approximately 25,000 nationwide; authorities are monitoring the situation.
Reichsbürger" Rally Planned Near Karlsruhe's Constitutional Court
A group called "Reichsbürger", rejecting Germany's democracy, plans a rally in Karlsruhe on July 26th near the Federal Constitutional Court; Baden-Württemberg has about 4,000 such individuals, part of approximately 25,000 nationwide; authorities are monitoring the situation.
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40% Bias Score


Far-Right Rally in Godensholt Highlights Growing Extremist Network in Germany
Former radio host Ken Jebsen, now operating under his birth name Kayvan Soufi-Siavash, held a rally in Godensholt, Germany, on July 22, 2024, attracting hundreds and featuring conspiracy theories, far-right rhetoric, and calls for action against perceived political opponents, revealing a growing net...
Far-Right Rally in Godensholt Highlights Growing Extremist Network in Germany
Former radio host Ken Jebsen, now operating under his birth name Kayvan Soufi-Siavash, held a rally in Godensholt, Germany, on July 22, 2024, attracting hundreds and featuring conspiracy theories, far-right rhetoric, and calls for action against perceived political opponents, revealing a growing net...
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64% Bias Score


Germany's Geopolitical Tightrope: Merz's Vision for a Changing World
Amidst potential US policy shifts under Donald Trump, German politician Friedrich Merz emphasizes the need for increased European defense cooperation, substantial Ukrainian aid (at least €3 billion), and careful navigation of trade relations with the US and China, while facing internal and external ...
Germany's Geopolitical Tightrope: Merz's Vision for a Changing World
Amidst potential US policy shifts under Donald Trump, German politician Friedrich Merz emphasizes the need for increased European defense cooperation, substantial Ukrainian aid (at least €3 billion), and careful navigation of trade relations with the US and China, while facing internal and external ...
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36% Bias Score


Germany Advances to UEFA Nations League Final Four Despite Second-Half Collapse
Germany defeated Italy 5-4 on aggregate in the UEFA Nations League semifinals, winning the first leg 2-1 and drawing 3-3 in the second leg; this is Germany's first final four appearance.
Germany Advances to UEFA Nations League Final Four Despite Second-Half Collapse
Germany defeated Italy 5-4 on aggregate in the UEFA Nations League semifinals, winning the first leg 2-1 and drawing 3-3 in the second leg; this is Germany's first final four appearance.
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32% Bias Score

Charges Filed Against Last Generation Members for Forming Criminal Organization
Five former members of the Last Generation face charges of forming a criminal organization in Munich, following a controversial nationwide raid in May 2023 that involved the temporary shutdown of the group's website and wiretapping of a press contact. The Munich I Regional Court will decide if a tri...

Charges Filed Against Last Generation Members for Forming Criminal Organization
Five former members of the Last Generation face charges of forming a criminal organization in Munich, following a controversial nationwide raid in May 2023 that involved the temporary shutdown of the group's website and wiretapping of a press contact. The Munich I Regional Court will decide if a tri...
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52% Bias Score

Dresden Chip Factories: TSMC and Infineon Projects Progressing Rapidly
TSMC and Infineon are building new chip factories in Dresden, Germany; TSMC's factory, a €10 billion project with the German government contributing €5 billion, is excavating and starting construction, aiming for 2027 production with 2,000 jobs; Infineon's expansion is nearing completion of the raw ...

Dresden Chip Factories: TSMC and Infineon Projects Progressing Rapidly
TSMC and Infineon are building new chip factories in Dresden, Germany; TSMC's factory, a €10 billion project with the German government contributing €5 billion, is excavating and starting construction, aiming for 2027 production with 2,000 jobs; Infineon's expansion is nearing completion of the raw ...
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40% Bias Score

Germanwings Crash: Tenth Anniversary Marks Lasting Impact
On March 24, 2015, Germanwings Flight 9525, traveling from Barcelona to Düsseldorf, crashed in the French Alps, killing all 150 passengers and crew due to the deliberate actions of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, prompting global discussions about aviation safety and mental health.

Germanwings Crash: Tenth Anniversary Marks Lasting Impact
On March 24, 2015, Germanwings Flight 9525, traveling from Barcelona to Düsseldorf, crashed in the French Alps, killing all 150 passengers and crew due to the deliberate actions of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz, prompting global discussions about aviation safety and mental health.
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24% Bias Score

Spring's Arrival, Eichmann Exhibit, and Fight Against Far-Right Coincide
Berlin supermarkets see the first asparagus of the season, priced at €15-€18/kg, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's surrender and the opening of a new exhibit in Potsdam's Filmmuseum about the capture and trial of Adolf Eichmann, alongside a conference addressing strategies again...

Spring's Arrival, Eichmann Exhibit, and Fight Against Far-Right Coincide
Berlin supermarkets see the first asparagus of the season, priced at €15-€18/kg, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's surrender and the opening of a new exhibit in Potsdam's Filmmuseum about the capture and trial of Adolf Eichmann, alongside a conference addressing strategies again...
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40% Bias Score

Germany Advances to Nations League Semi-Finals Despite Italy Comeback
Germany secured a hard-fought 3-3 draw against Italy in a Nations League quarter-final match, advancing to the semi-finals despite a strong Italian comeback in the second half; a 15-year-old ball boy's assist contributed to Germany's early lead.

Germany Advances to Nations League Semi-Finals Despite Italy Comeback
Germany secured a hard-fought 3-3 draw against Italy in a Nations League quarter-final match, advancing to the semi-finals despite a strong Italian comeback in the second half; a 15-year-old ball boy's assist contributed to Germany's early lead.
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36% Bias Score

Germany: Proposal for Free Public Transportation
A German article proposes eliminating public transportation tickets to address high costs, complex ticketing, and accessibility issues, arguing that the savings from reduced administrative overhead would offset increased ridership costs and align with broader climate goals.

Germany: Proposal for Free Public Transportation
A German article proposes eliminating public transportation tickets to address high costs, complex ticketing, and accessibility issues, arguing that the savings from reduced administrative overhead would offset increased ridership costs and align with broader climate goals.
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52% Bias Score
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