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German Public Sector Wage Dispute Enters Arbitration
Following failed negotiations, Germany's public sector wage dispute enters arbitration, with former Hesse premier Roland Koch and former Bremen official Hans-Henning Lühr as arbitrators. The peace obligation halts strikes from Thursday, after the unions' demands for an 8% raise or €350 minimum incre...
German Public Sector Wage Dispute Enters Arbitration
Following failed negotiations, Germany's public sector wage dispute enters arbitration, with former Hesse premier Roland Koch and former Bremen official Hans-Henning Lühr as arbitrators. The peace obligation halts strikes from Thursday, after the unions' demands for an 8% raise or €350 minimum incre...
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32% Bias Score


Germany's Bürgergeld Welfare Program: High Administrative Costs Hinder Workforce Reintegration
A Bertelsmann Foundation study reveals that Germany's €10.7 billion Bürgergeld welfare program suffers from excessive administrative costs, reaching up to 70% of the budget, hindering efforts to reintegrate the unemployed into the workforce and necessitating major budget reforms and a revised approa...
Germany's Bürgergeld Welfare Program: High Administrative Costs Hinder Workforce Reintegration
A Bertelsmann Foundation study reveals that Germany's €10.7 billion Bürgergeld welfare program suffers from excessive administrative costs, reaching up to 70% of the budget, hindering efforts to reintegrate the unemployed into the workforce and necessitating major budget reforms and a revised approa...
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56% Bias Score


Berlin Exhibition Showcases Women's Roles in the 1848 Revolution
A new exhibition, "Sisters, Break Your Chains," profiles nine women's diverse participation in the 1848 March Revolution in Berlin, highlighting their contributions in fighting, protesting, and forming networks, challenging the traditional male-centric narrative.
Berlin Exhibition Showcases Women's Roles in the 1848 Revolution
A new exhibition, "Sisters, Break Your Chains," profiles nine women's diverse participation in the 1848 March Revolution in Berlin, highlighting their contributions in fighting, protesting, and forming networks, challenging the traditional male-centric narrative.
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24% Bias Score


Rhineland-Palatinate Sets 2026 State Election Date
Rhineland-Palatinate's state election is scheduled for March 22, 2026, fulfilling constitutional requirements and logistical needs; Minister-President Alexander Schweitzer (SPD) faces a strong challenge from the CDU, with the election's outcome impacting the state's political landscape.
Rhineland-Palatinate Sets 2026 State Election Date
Rhineland-Palatinate's state election is scheduled for March 22, 2026, fulfilling constitutional requirements and logistical needs; Minister-President Alexander Schweitzer (SPD) faces a strong challenge from the CDU, with the election's outcome impacting the state's political landscape.
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44% Bias Score


Germany's Export Dominance: A Strategic Asset in Uncertain Times
Germany leads global exports in about 180 of 5,300 product categories in 2023 (30% or more market share), particularly in chemicals, machinery, and electronics, providing political leverage amid trade conflicts, according to an IW study.
Germany's Export Dominance: A Strategic Asset in Uncertain Times
Germany leads global exports in about 180 of 5,300 product categories in 2023 (30% or more market share), particularly in chemicals, machinery, and electronics, providing political leverage amid trade conflicts, according to an IW study.
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44% Bias Score


Germany's Broadband Bottleneck: A Legacy of Copper and Missed Opportunities
Germany's slow broadband expansion, mirroring its railway issues, results from a 1982 decision prioritizing cheaper copper cable infrastructure over fiber optics, hindering future technological advancement and causing high data costs.
Germany's Broadband Bottleneck: A Legacy of Copper and Missed Opportunities
Germany's slow broadband expansion, mirroring its railway issues, results from a 1982 decision prioritizing cheaper copper cable infrastructure over fiber optics, hindering future technological advancement and causing high data costs.
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48% Bias Score

German Court Upholds Apple's Designation as Company of Paramount Significance for Competition
Germany's Federal Court of Justice ruled that Apple is a company of paramount significance for competition, upholding a 2023 decision by the Federal Cartel Office and enabling stricter oversight of its business practices for five years.

German Court Upholds Apple's Designation as Company of Paramount Significance for Competition
Germany's Federal Court of Justice ruled that Apple is a company of paramount significance for competition, upholding a 2023 decision by the Federal Cartel Office and enabling stricter oversight of its business practices for five years.
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40% Bias Score

Bavaria's Lingering COVID-19 Impacts: From Parking Fees to Mental Health Crisis"
Post-pandemic Bavaria shows lasting effects: higher parking fees due to increased outdoor recreation, a mental health crisis among youth resulting from pandemic restrictions and digital learning, and a continuing legal battle over lockdown measures impacting the Bavarian judiciary.

Bavaria's Lingering COVID-19 Impacts: From Parking Fees to Mental Health Crisis"
Post-pandemic Bavaria shows lasting effects: higher parking fees due to increased outdoor recreation, a mental health crisis among youth resulting from pandemic restrictions and digital learning, and a continuing legal battle over lockdown measures impacting the Bavarian judiciary.
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32% Bias Score

German Farmers Voluntarily Protect Drinking Water
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern farmers are voluntarily implementing 17 measures, including land use changes and targeted drainage, across 6,000 hectares to protect drinking water in category II protection zones, financially supported by the state and in cooperation with water suppliers, shifting from solely...

German Farmers Voluntarily Protect Drinking Water
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern farmers are voluntarily implementing 17 measures, including land use changes and targeted drainage, across 6,000 hectares to protect drinking water in category II protection zones, financially supported by the state and in cooperation with water suppliers, shifting from solely...
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36% Bias Score

Germany's Goalkeeper Dilemma Ahead of Italy Clash
Germany's national football team is facing a crucial decision on its starting goalkeeper for the upcoming Nations League quarterfinal against Italy, with Oliver Baumann and Alexander Nübel vying for the position in the absence of injured Marc-André ter Stegen; the choice significantly impacts German...

Germany's Goalkeeper Dilemma Ahead of Italy Clash
Germany's national football team is facing a crucial decision on its starting goalkeeper for the upcoming Nations League quarterfinal against Italy, with Oliver Baumann and Alexander Nübel vying for the position in the absence of injured Marc-André ter Stegen; the choice significantly impacts German...
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32% Bias Score

Germany's "Unwort" vs. US Tariffs: A Contrast in National Attitudes and Global Economic Implications
The article contrasts Germany's "Unwort des Jahres" with the US President's glorification of tariffs, highlighting differing national perspectives on economic policy and the potential negative global consequences of protectionism.

Germany's "Unwort" vs. US Tariffs: A Contrast in National Attitudes and Global Economic Implications
The article contrasts Germany's "Unwort des Jahres" with the US President's glorification of tariffs, highlighting differing national perspectives on economic policy and the potential negative global consequences of protectionism.
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68% Bias Score

Insufficient Data Hinders Response to Rising School Absenteeism in Lower Saxony
Increased school absenteeism in Lower Saxony, Germany, necessitates improved data collection, according to education expert Heinrich Ricking, who highlights inconsistencies in data across states and the need for digital monitoring to address factors like anxiety disorders, school climate, and parent...

Insufficient Data Hinders Response to Rising School Absenteeism in Lower Saxony
Increased school absenteeism in Lower Saxony, Germany, necessitates improved data collection, according to education expert Heinrich Ricking, who highlights inconsistencies in data across states and the need for digital monitoring to address factors like anxiety disorders, school climate, and parent...
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24% Bias Score
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