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EU Plans Massive Defense Spending Increase Amidst Russian Threat and Internal Funding Debate
Facing a growing Russian threat and a changed US foreign policy, the European Union plans to significantly increase defense spending, potentially through a new large-scale common borrowing scheme similar to the one used during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing internal debate about funding and economic ...
EU Plans Massive Defense Spending Increase Amidst Russian Threat and Internal Funding Debate
Facing a growing Russian threat and a changed US foreign policy, the European Union plans to significantly increase defense spending, potentially through a new large-scale common borrowing scheme similar to the one used during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing internal debate about funding and economic ...
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60% Bias Score
Germany Approves €1 Trillion Loan for Defense, Infrastructure, and Climate
Germany's Bundesrat approved a €1 trillion loan for military modernization, infrastructure, and climate action, despite some state governments abstaining due to defense spending concerns; the loan aims to address critical infrastructure needs and enhance Germany's defense capabilities.
Germany Approves €1 Trillion Loan for Defense, Infrastructure, and Climate
Germany's Bundesrat approved a €1 trillion loan for military modernization, infrastructure, and climate action, despite some state governments abstaining due to defense spending concerns; the loan aims to address critical infrastructure needs and enhance Germany's defense capabilities.
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36% Bias Score
Wissing Urges Continuation of Deutschlandticket Amidst Funding Uncertainty
German Transport Minister Volker Wissing urged the continuation of the Deutschlandticket, a discounted 58 euro monthly public transport pass benefiting nearly 14 million users, warning against its cancellation or price hikes due to its significant financial relief and modernization impact. Funding i...
Wissing Urges Continuation of Deutschlandticket Amidst Funding Uncertainty
German Transport Minister Volker Wissing urged the continuation of the Deutschlandticket, a discounted 58 euro monthly public transport pass benefiting nearly 14 million users, warning against its cancellation or price hikes due to its significant financial relief and modernization impact. Funding i...
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48% Bias Score
Berlin Neo-Nazi March Cut Short by Counter-Protests
A right-wing extremist demonstration in Berlin's Friedrichshain district on Saturday, titled "For Law and Order," was ended prematurely after about four hours due to numerous counter-protests; around 850 participants were met by over 2,000 counter-protesters, resulting in around 100 arrests.
Berlin Neo-Nazi March Cut Short by Counter-Protests
A right-wing extremist demonstration in Berlin's Friedrichshain district on Saturday, titled "For Law and Order," was ended prematurely after about four hours due to numerous counter-protests; around 850 participants were met by over 2,000 counter-protesters, resulting in around 100 arrests.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Closes Embassy in Juba Amid Renewed South Sudan Conflict
Germany closed its embassy in Juba, South Sudan, due to escalating violence between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, which has displaced at least 50,000 people since February and threatens to spread beyond the northeast border region near Ethiopia.
Germany Closes Embassy in Juba Amid Renewed South Sudan Conflict
Germany closed its embassy in Juba, South Sudan, due to escalating violence between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, which has displaced at least 50,000 people since February and threatens to spread beyond the northeast border region near Ethiopia.
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg Coalition Talks Focus on Debt, Infrastructure Amidst Stalled Projects
Following the Hamburg state election on March 2nd, coalition talks are underway to address the city's \$22 billion debt and stalled infrastructure projects, with discussions focusing on potential changes to the debt brake and differing spending priorities among parties.
Hamburg Coalition Talks Focus on Debt, Infrastructure Amidst Stalled Projects
Following the Hamburg state election on March 2nd, coalition talks are underway to address the city's \$22 billion debt and stalled infrastructure projects, with discussions focusing on potential changes to the debt brake and differing spending priorities among parties.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Relaxes Debt Brake, Approves €200 Billion Spending Package
Germany's parliament passed a constitutional amendment relaxing its debt brake to allow for €100 billion in new spending for infrastructure and €100 billion for climate action, plus additional borrowing for defense, exceeding the usual limit by approximately €44 billion this year.
Germany Relaxes Debt Brake, Approves €200 Billion Spending Package
Germany's parliament passed a constitutional amendment relaxing its debt brake to allow for €100 billion in new spending for infrastructure and €100 billion for climate action, plus additional borrowing for defense, exceeding the usual limit by approximately €44 billion this year.
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36% Bias Score
Germany Approves €500 Billion Financial Package Amidst Distribution Debate
Germany's €500 billion financial package, approved by the Bundestag and Bundesrat, involves €100 billion for states, €100 billion for climate protection, and relaxes the debt brake for defense and security; disagreements remain on fund distribution.
Germany Approves €500 Billion Financial Package Amidst Distribution Debate
Germany's €500 billion financial package, approved by the Bundestag and Bundesrat, involves €100 billion for states, €100 billion for climate protection, and relaxes the debt brake for defense and security; disagreements remain on fund distribution.
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36% Bias Score
Tesla Faces Backlash for Withholding Wages from Sick Employees in Germany
Tesla is withholding wages from sick employees in its Grünheide factory, demanding access to medical records, and facing legal action from the IG Metall union, which has already recovered almost half a million euros in withheld wages for Tesla workers.
Tesla Faces Backlash for Withholding Wages from Sick Employees in Germany
Tesla is withholding wages from sick employees in its Grünheide factory, demanding access to medical records, and facing legal action from the IG Metall union, which has already recovered almost half a million euros in withheld wages for Tesla workers.
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56% Bias Score
Germany's COVID-19 Aftermath: A Call for Accountability and Reconciliation
Germany's COVID-19 pandemic response, from March 2020 to April 2023, resulted in 187,000 deaths, predominantly among the elderly; caused lasting damage to education and healthcare; and prompted President Steinmeier to call for a thorough review to address societal divisions and misinformation.
Germany's COVID-19 Aftermath: A Call for Accountability and Reconciliation
Germany's COVID-19 pandemic response, from March 2020 to April 2023, resulted in 187,000 deaths, predominantly among the elderly; caused lasting damage to education and healthcare; and prompted President Steinmeier to call for a thorough review to address societal divisions and misinformation.
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36% Bias Score
Rhine Valley Railway Line Renovations Cause Widespread Disruptions
Deutsche Bahn is renovating the Rhine Valley railway line between Karlsruhe and Basel from April 18th to 27th, causing cancellations, schedule changes, and bus replacements for long-distance and regional trains, impacting tens of thousands of daily passengers; the work includes track, switch, and gr...
Rhine Valley Railway Line Renovations Cause Widespread Disruptions
Deutsche Bahn is renovating the Rhine Valley railway line between Karlsruhe and Basel from April 18th to 27th, causing cancellations, schedule changes, and bus replacements for long-distance and regional trains, impacting tens of thousands of daily passengers; the work includes track, switch, and gr...
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36% Bias Score
Schröder Too Exhausted to Testify on Nord Stream 2
Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's psychologist says he is too emotionally exhausted to testify before a parliamentary committee investigating the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, delaying the inquiry into alleged circumvention of US sanctions through a foundation funded by Gazprom.
Schröder Too Exhausted to Testify on Nord Stream 2
Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's psychologist says he is too emotionally exhausted to testify before a parliamentary committee investigating the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, delaying the inquiry into alleged circumvention of US sanctions through a foundation funded by Gazprom.
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36% Bias Score
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