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Magdeburg Attack: AfD's Ties to Perpetrator Under Scrutiny
A Saudi Arabian man, Taleb Al Abdulmohsen, who had lived in Germany since 2006 and expressed support for the AfD online, attacked a Magdeburg Christmas market on December 20th, 2024, killing six and injuring hundreds; the AfD has been criticized for politically exploiting the event despite Abdulmohs...
Magdeburg Attack: AfD's Ties to Perpetrator Under Scrutiny
A Saudi Arabian man, Taleb Al Abdulmohsen, who had lived in Germany since 2006 and expressed support for the AfD online, attacked a Magdeburg Christmas market on December 20th, 2024, killing six and injuring hundreds; the AfD has been criticized for politically exploiting the event despite Abdulmohs...
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36% Bias Score
Germany's €3 Billion Ukraine Aid Package Faces Political Hurdles
Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces a political dilemma as he attempts to pass a €3 billion military aid package for Ukraine before the February 23 election, encountering resistance due to fiscal concerns and potential electoral repercussions.
Germany's €3 Billion Ukraine Aid Package Faces Political Hurdles
Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz faces a political dilemma as he attempts to pass a €3 billion military aid package for Ukraine before the February 23 election, encountering resistance due to fiscal concerns and potential electoral repercussions.
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48% Bias Score
German Arms Firm Denies Supplying Weapons to Russia
Hans Wrage & Co. GmbH denies supplying weapons to Russia, contradicting an investigative report alleging indirect weapon transfers via Kazakhstan. The firm cites contractual clauses, end-user certificates, and the cessation of all weapon exports to Russia before the Ukraine invasion as evidence.
German Arms Firm Denies Supplying Weapons to Russia
Hans Wrage & Co. GmbH denies supplying weapons to Russia, contradicting an investigative report alleging indirect weapon transfers via Kazakhstan. The firm cites contractual clauses, end-user certificates, and the cessation of all weapon exports to Russia before the Ukraine invasion as evidence.
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48% Bias Score
German Self-Determination Act Sparks Debate After Neo-Nazi Changes Gender
A convicted neo-Nazi, Sven Liebich, legally changed his gender to "Marla Svenja Liebich" under Germany's Self-Determination Act, prompting concerns about potential security risks and the Act's lack of oversight, as his transfer to a women's prison is possible while his appeal against conviction for ...
German Self-Determination Act Sparks Debate After Neo-Nazi Changes Gender
A convicted neo-Nazi, Sven Liebich, legally changed his gender to "Marla Svenja Liebich" under Germany's Self-Determination Act, prompting concerns about potential security risks and the Act's lack of oversight, as his transfer to a women's prison is possible while his appeal against conviction for ...
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76% Bias Score
Stuttgart University Launches New Supercomputer "Hunter
The University of Stuttgart launched "Hunter", a new supercomputer replacing "Hawk", in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, focusing on engineering, AI, and data analysis, with a future Exascale system, "Herder", planned for 2025.
Stuttgart University Launches New Supercomputer "Hunter
The University of Stuttgart launched "Hunter", a new supercomputer replacing "Hawk", in collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise, focusing on engineering, AI, and data analysis, with a future Exascale system, "Herder", planned for 2025.
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36% Bias Score
Unlikely Chinese Acquisition of VW Plant in Germany
Speculation of a Chinese automotive company acquiring a Volkswagen plant in Germany is highly unlikely due to a recent job guarantee agreement, opposition from VW's workforce and Lower Saxony state government, and concerns over China's human rights record.
Unlikely Chinese Acquisition of VW Plant in Germany
Speculation of a Chinese automotive company acquiring a Volkswagen plant in Germany is highly unlikely due to a recent job guarantee agreement, opposition from VW's workforce and Lower Saxony state government, and concerns over China's human rights record.
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48% Bias Score
AfD Distributes Fake Deportation Tickets in Germany
The German far-right AfD party distributed nearly 30,000 fake airline tickets in Karlsruhe to promote 're-emigration' of immigrants before state elections on February 23rd, sparking a police investigation and condemnation from other parties.
AfD Distributes Fake Deportation Tickets in Germany
The German far-right AfD party distributed nearly 30,000 fake airline tickets in Karlsruhe to promote 're-emigration' of immigrants before state elections on February 23rd, sparking a police investigation and condemnation from other parties.
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56% Bias Score
Nord Stream Methane Leak: Precise Measurement Reveals Significant Climate Impact
The sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines on September 26, 2022, released between 446,000 and 485,000 tons of methane—slightly less than the Netherlands' annual agricultural emissions—highlighting the significant environmental impact and the need for improved detection and monitoring of methane leak...
Nord Stream Methane Leak: Precise Measurement Reveals Significant Climate Impact
The sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines on September 26, 2022, released between 446,000 and 485,000 tons of methane—slightly less than the Netherlands' annual agricultural emissions—highlighting the significant environmental impact and the need for improved detection and monitoring of methane leak...
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36% Bias Score
Colts to Play First NFL Regular-Season Game in Berlin
The Indianapolis Colts will host the NFL's first regular-season game in Berlin, Germany, at the Olympic Stadium in the 2025 season; this is the Colts' third international game and their second in Germany, following a 2023 game in Frankfurt, and it is part of the NFL's plan to play up to eight games ...
Colts to Play First NFL Regular-Season Game in Berlin
The Indianapolis Colts will host the NFL's first regular-season game in Berlin, Germany, at the Olympic Stadium in the 2025 season; this is the Colts' third international game and their second in Germany, following a 2023 game in Frankfurt, and it is part of the NFL's plan to play up to eight games ...
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56% Bias Score
German Man on Trial for Alleged Bomb Plot Targeting Foreigners
A 37-year-old man in Halle, Germany, is on trial for allegedly building a bomb intended to kill foreigners; he claims it was a firecracker, but evidence includes a "bloody bomb" recipe, racist materials, and a video of him blowing up a dead bird.
German Man on Trial for Alleged Bomb Plot Targeting Foreigners
A 37-year-old man in Halle, Germany, is on trial for allegedly building a bomb intended to kill foreigners; he claims it was a firecracker, but evidence includes a "bloody bomb" recipe, racist materials, and a video of him blowing up a dead bird.
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40% Bias Score
EU Investigates X Amidst Claims of Musk's Political Interference
Jordan Bardella, leader of France's National Rally, claims EU officials want to ban X (formerly Twitter) due to Elon Musk's alleged political manipulation, prompting an EU investigation into potential DSA violations; however, the EU executive hasn't called for a ban.
EU Investigates X Amidst Claims of Musk's Political Interference
Jordan Bardella, leader of France's National Rally, claims EU officials want to ban X (formerly Twitter) due to Elon Musk's alleged political manipulation, prompting an EU investigation into potential DSA violations; however, the EU executive hasn't called for a ban.
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64% Bias Score
Unnecessary App Permissions Enable Extensive Location Data Collection
The North Rhine-Westphalia data protection authority warns against granting unnecessary app permissions, especially location access, due to concerns about data collection and resale by third parties, as highlighted by recent investigations revealing the sale of location data of nearly 800,000 people...
Unnecessary App Permissions Enable Extensive Location Data Collection
The North Rhine-Westphalia data protection authority warns against granting unnecessary app permissions, especially location access, due to concerns about data collection and resale by third parties, as highlighted by recent investigations revealing the sale of location data of nearly 800,000 people...
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52% Bias Score
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