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Fraudulent Handymen Target Elderly in Hesse, Germany
Elderly residents in Hesse, Germany, are being targeted by fraudulent handymen, primarily roofers, who offer cheap services but demand significantly higher payments and often leave work unfinished, resulting in financial losses and emotional distress; police are investigating numerous cases.
Fraudulent Handymen Target Elderly in Hesse, Germany
Elderly residents in Hesse, Germany, are being targeted by fraudulent handymen, primarily roofers, who offer cheap services but demand significantly higher payments and often leave work unfinished, resulting in financial losses and emotional distress; police are investigating numerous cases.
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56% Bias Score
Starnberg Employees Report Fewest Sick Days in Germany
Employees in Starnberg, Germany's wealthiest district, average 14.6 sick days annually—significantly lower than the national average (22.3 days) and other Bavarian districts like Kronach (27.3 days), highlighting a potential correlation between wealth and health.
Starnberg Employees Report Fewest Sick Days in Germany
Employees in Starnberg, Germany's wealthiest district, average 14.6 sick days annually—significantly lower than the national average (22.3 days) and other Bavarian districts like Kronach (27.3 days), highlighting a potential correlation between wealth and health.
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36% Bias Score
NRW Improves Flood Protection After 2021 Disaster
In response to the July 2021 flood in NRW, Germany, which resulted in 49 deaths and €13 billion in damages, the state government has implemented hundreds of flood protection measures, including dike renovations, new retention basins, and an expanded monitoring network, while facing criticism for slo...
NRW Improves Flood Protection After 2021 Disaster
In response to the July 2021 flood in NRW, Germany, which resulted in 49 deaths and €13 billion in damages, the state government has implemented hundreds of flood protection measures, including dike renovations, new retention basins, and an expanded monitoring network, while facing criticism for slo...
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40% Bias Score
Hammer Attack on German Train Injures Five
A 20-year-old Syrian man wielding a hammer attacked passengers on a Niederbayern-bound ICE train in Germany, injuring five people before being apprehended by fellow passengers in Straßkirchen. Approximately 500 passengers were affected, and the train line was temporarily shut down.
Hammer Attack on German Train Injures Five
A 20-year-old Syrian man wielding a hammer attacked passengers on a Niederbayern-bound ICE train in Germany, injuring five people before being apprehended by fellow passengers in Straßkirchen. Approximately 500 passengers were affected, and the train line was temporarily shut down.
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32% Bias Score
\"VBB Announces Fare Hike, Service Reductions Due to Funding Shortfall\"\
Due to rising operational costs and insufficient funding, the Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB) will increase public transportation fares by an as yet undetermined amount starting January 1st, 2024, and will reduce service on lines RB27 and RB36.
\"VBB Announces Fare Hike, Service Reductions Due to Funding Shortfall\"\
Due to rising operational costs and insufficient funding, the Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB) will increase public transportation fares by an as yet undetermined amount starting January 1st, 2024, and will reduce service on lines RB27 and RB36.
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36% Bias Score
VBB Plans January 2024 Fare Hike Due to Rising Costs
The Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB) plans a fare increase for buses and trains in Berlin and Brandenburg starting January 1st, 2024, due to rising operational costs exceeding the 3% annual increase in regional funding, while simultaneously expanding services like the Dresden Railway.
VBB Plans January 2024 Fare Hike Due to Rising Costs
The Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB) plans a fare increase for buses and trains in Berlin and Brandenburg starting January 1st, 2024, due to rising operational costs exceeding the 3% annual increase in regional funding, while simultaneously expanding services like the Dresden Railway.
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44% Bias Score
Baywa Reports €1.5 Billion Loss, Triggers Restructuring"
Baywa, a 102-year-old German agricultural cooperative, reported a €1.5 billion loss in 2023, primarily due to write-downs on assets and the poor performance of its renewable energy subsidiary, Baywa r.e., necessitating a restructuring plan that involves divesting international holdings and a focus o...
Baywa Reports €1.5 Billion Loss, Triggers Restructuring"
Baywa, a 102-year-old German agricultural cooperative, reported a €1.5 billion loss in 2023, primarily due to write-downs on assets and the poor performance of its renewable energy subsidiary, Baywa r.e., necessitating a restructuring plan that involves divesting international holdings and a focus o...
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40% Bias Score
Versicherungskammer to Invest €7 Billion in German Infrastructure
Versicherungskammer, a German insurance company, will raise its infrastructure investment to €7 billion in five years, focusing on healthcare, housing, and renewable energy projects to address Germany's substantial infrastructure deficit and contribute to the energy transition. This follows Germany'...
Versicherungskammer to Invest €7 Billion in German Infrastructure
Versicherungskammer, a German insurance company, will raise its infrastructure investment to €7 billion in five years, focusing on healthcare, housing, and renewable energy projects to address Germany's substantial infrastructure deficit and contribute to the energy transition. This follows Germany'...
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40% Bias Score
SPD approval plummets to 13%, facing internal divisions and public anxieties
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) is struggling with record-low approval ratings (13%) after the February Bundestag election, facing internal divisions on defense and welfare policies amid public anxiety about militarism and economic uncertainty.
SPD approval plummets to 13%, facing internal divisions and public anxieties
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) is struggling with record-low approval ratings (13%) after the February Bundestag election, facing internal divisions on defense and welfare policies amid public anxiety about militarism and economic uncertainty.
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56% Bias Score
Syrian Man Attacks Passengers on German Train
A 20-year-old Syrian man attacked four people with a hammer on a German train between Straubing and Plattling on Thursday, injuring them slightly before being subdued by passengers; the train was stopped, and the railway line closed.
Syrian Man Attacks Passengers on German Train
A 20-year-old Syrian man attacked four people with a hammer on a German train between Straubing and Plattling on Thursday, injuring them slightly before being subdued by passengers; the train was stopped, and the railway line closed.
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20% Bias Score
Brandenburg Plans to Maintain Education Quality Despite Teacher Shortages
Brandenburg
Brandenburg Plans to Maintain Education Quality Despite Teacher Shortages
Brandenburg
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56% Bias Score
High Costs and Lack of Infrastructure Slow Electric Truck Adoption in Germany
Due to high costs (double the price of diesel trucks) and a lack of suitable charging infrastructure, the adoption of electric trucks in Niedersachsen and Bremen is significantly lagging; only 0.2 percent of heavy-duty vehicles in Niedersachsen and 0.8 percent in Bremen are electric.
High Costs and Lack of Infrastructure Slow Electric Truck Adoption in Germany
Due to high costs (double the price of diesel trucks) and a lack of suitable charging infrastructure, the adoption of electric trucks in Niedersachsen and Bremen is significantly lagging; only 0.2 percent of heavy-duty vehicles in Niedersachsen and 0.8 percent in Bremen are electric.
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48% Bias Score
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