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German Oral Health Study: Caries Down, Periodontitis Remains a Concern
The Sixth German Oral Health Study shows a significant decrease in tooth decay in Germany, particularly among adults, due to successful preventative measures, while highlighting persistent concerns about periodontitis.
German Oral Health Study: Caries Down, Periodontitis Remains a Concern
The Sixth German Oral Health Study shows a significant decrease in tooth decay in Germany, particularly among adults, due to successful preventative measures, while highlighting persistent concerns about periodontitis.
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36% Bias Score


Thuringia Defends Plans for Student Retention and Behavioral Grades Despite Criticism
Thuringia's Ministry of Education is defending controversial plans to reinstate student retention from sixth grade and reintroduce behavioral grades, despite criticism from parents and opposition parties who argue against these measures in comprehensive schools, citing their cross-grade teaching str...
Thuringia Defends Plans for Student Retention and Behavioral Grades Despite Criticism
Thuringia's Ministry of Education is defending controversial plans to reinstate student retention from sixth grade and reintroduce behavioral grades, despite criticism from parents and opposition parties who argue against these measures in comprehensive schools, citing their cross-grade teaching str...
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40% Bias Score


Saarland and DB Expand Rail Services, Secure Funding for Line Reopening
Deutsche Bahn (DB) and Saarland agreed to improve train services, including a 20-minute regional train schedule in Saarbrücken and the reopening of the Homburg-Zweibrücken line by late 2028, funded largely by €72 million in secured funding, aiming for increased climate friendliness and economic grow...
Saarland and DB Expand Rail Services, Secure Funding for Line Reopening
Deutsche Bahn (DB) and Saarland agreed to improve train services, including a 20-minute regional train schedule in Saarbrücken and the reopening of the Homburg-Zweibrücken line by late 2028, funded largely by €72 million in secured funding, aiming for increased climate friendliness and economic grow...
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48% Bias Score


German Study Reveals Intergenerational Trauma of Childhood Sexual Abuse
A German study on childhood sexual abuse reveals that 84% of over 600 surveyed victims were women, with many survivors questioning parenthood due to fears of repeating the trauma and impacting their children; the study underscores the need for more support and specialized training for caregivers.
German Study Reveals Intergenerational Trauma of Childhood Sexual Abuse
A German study on childhood sexual abuse reveals that 84% of over 600 surveyed victims were women, with many survivors questioning parenthood due to fears of repeating the trauma and impacting their children; the study underscores the need for more support and specialized training for caregivers.
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36% Bias Score


East-West German Divide on Ukraine War
In Wünsdorf, Germany, residents' opinions on the Ukraine war differ sharply from Western Germany due to their unique history with Soviet forces stationed there during the Cold War, resulting in contrasting views on military spending and support for Ukraine.
East-West German Divide on Ukraine War
In Wünsdorf, Germany, residents' opinions on the Ukraine war differ sharply from Western Germany due to their unique history with Soviet forces stationed there during the Cold War, resulting in contrasting views on military spending and support for Ukraine.
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56% Bias Score


Rheinmetall's Rise Exposes Europe's Energy Contradiction"
In early 2025, Rheinmetall's market value exceeded Volkswagen's, reaching €23 billion, due to increased military production demands, prompting Germany to prioritize fossil fuel use despite climate goals, raising questions about long-term energy security and geopolitical implications.
Rheinmetall's Rise Exposes Europe's Energy Contradiction"
In early 2025, Rheinmetall's market value exceeded Volkswagen's, reaching €23 billion, due to increased military production demands, prompting Germany to prioritize fossil fuel use despite climate goals, raising questions about long-term energy security and geopolitical implications.
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56% Bias Score

Brandenburg Hospital Reform: Assurances Amidst Concerns
Brandenburg's health minister, Britta Müller, announced hospital reforms to address financial pressures and staff shortages, assuring continued emergency and basic care despite potential increases in travel times for some planned treatments.

Brandenburg Hospital Reform: Assurances Amidst Concerns
Brandenburg's health minister, Britta Müller, announced hospital reforms to address financial pressures and staff shortages, assuring continued emergency and basic care despite potential increases in travel times for some planned treatments.
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44% Bias Score

German Mayor's Election Overturned Due to Misleading Voters
Following a court ruling that found him guilty of misleading voters regarding his police employment status, Alpirsbach Mayor Sven Christmann will not appeal, resulting in a new mayoral election in the 6,000-person town in Germany's Black Forest.

German Mayor's Election Overturned Due to Misleading Voters
Following a court ruling that found him guilty of misleading voters regarding his police employment status, Alpirsbach Mayor Sven Christmann will not appeal, resulting in a new mayoral election in the 6,000-person town in Germany's Black Forest.
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36% Bias Score

Peruvian Farmer Sues RWE for Climate Change-Related Flooding Risk
Peruvian farmer Luciano Lliuya is suing RWE, a German energy company, in a German court for its contribution to glacial melt threatening his home in Huaraz, Peru, seeking €17,000 for dam reinforcement, with the case potentially setting a global legal precedent for corporate climate liability.

Peruvian Farmer Sues RWE for Climate Change-Related Flooding Risk
Peruvian farmer Luciano Lliuya is suing RWE, a German energy company, in a German court for its contribution to glacial melt threatening his home in Huaraz, Peru, seeking €17,000 for dam reinforcement, with the case potentially setting a global legal precedent for corporate climate liability.
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52% Bias Score

Global Polarization: The Role of Far-Right Politics and Socio-Economic Inequality
The article examines the increasing global polarization, focusing on the role of political figures like Donald Trump and the AfD in Germany, highlighting the connection between the rise of the far-right and increased social prejudice, and advocating for addressing underlying socio-economic inequalit...

Global Polarization: The Role of Far-Right Politics and Socio-Economic Inequality
The article examines the increasing global polarization, focusing on the role of political figures like Donald Trump and the AfD in Germany, highlighting the connection between the rise of the far-right and increased social prejudice, and advocating for addressing underlying socio-economic inequalit...
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48% Bias Score

AfD's Rise Exacerbates Societal Divisions in Germany
A study reveals a correlation between the AfD's regional success in Germany and increased prejudice against minorities, even among non-voters; experts argue that addressing underlying social and economic issues is crucial to counter the far-right's rise and foster social cohesion.

AfD's Rise Exacerbates Societal Divisions in Germany
A study reveals a correlation between the AfD's regional success in Germany and increased prejudice against minorities, even among non-voters; experts argue that addressing underlying social and economic issues is crucial to counter the far-right's rise and foster social cohesion.
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44% Bias Score

Wellinger Wins Raw Air Tour, Secures Germany's First Ski Jumping Title This Winter
Andreas Wellinger secured Germany's first ski jumping title this winter by winning the Raw Air Tour in Vikersund, Norway, on March 17th, earning €60,000 despite challenging wind conditions and a recent doping scandal involving the Norwegian team.

Wellinger Wins Raw Air Tour, Secures Germany's First Ski Jumping Title This Winter
Andreas Wellinger secured Germany's first ski jumping title this winter by winning the Raw Air Tour in Vikersund, Norway, on March 17th, earning €60,000 despite challenging wind conditions and a recent doping scandal involving the Norwegian team.
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48% Bias Score
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