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Hessian Property Tax Hikes Exceed State Recommendations
In Hesse, Germany, hundreds of municipalities increased property taxes beyond state recommendations, citing budget constraints and inaccurate calculations from the state's tax administration, impacting citizens and highlighting the challenges of revenue neutrality in tax reforms.
Hessian Property Tax Hikes Exceed State Recommendations
In Hesse, Germany, hundreds of municipalities increased property taxes beyond state recommendations, citing budget constraints and inaccurate calculations from the state's tax administration, impacting citizens and highlighting the challenges of revenue neutrality in tax reforms.
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40% Bias Score
Hessen Municipalities Defy State's Property Tax Recommendations, Leading to Significant Increases
Following a nationwide property tax reform in Germany, hundreds of Hessian municipalities increased property taxes beyond state recommendations, with 60 percent exceeding the recommendation by at least 5 percentage points due to financial constraints and disputed calculations, impacting homeowners a...
Hessen Municipalities Defy State's Property Tax Recommendations, Leading to Significant Increases
Following a nationwide property tax reform in Germany, hundreds of Hessian municipalities increased property taxes beyond state recommendations, with 60 percent exceeding the recommendation by at least 5 percentage points due to financial constraints and disputed calculations, impacting homeowners a...
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56% Bias Score
German Father on Trial for Shaking Infant to Death
A 30-year-old father in Neubrandenburg, Germany, is on trial for causing the death of his two-month-old son by violently shaking and bouncing him on January 11, 2024, resulting in brain hemorrhages, oxygen deprivation, and brain swelling; the trial begins in February 2025.
German Father on Trial for Shaking Infant to Death
A 30-year-old father in Neubrandenburg, Germany, is on trial for causing the death of his two-month-old son by violently shaking and bouncing him on January 11, 2024, resulting in brain hemorrhages, oxygen deprivation, and brain swelling; the trial begins in February 2025.
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44% Bias Score
Almost 900 Hamburg Prisoners Eligible to Vote in Federal Election
In Hamburg, approximately 900 of 2,200 prisoners (40%) can vote in the February 23rd federal election, and about 670 (30%) in the March 2nd state election; eligibility requires German citizenship and minimum age, with exceptions for certain political crimes.
Almost 900 Hamburg Prisoners Eligible to Vote in Federal Election
In Hamburg, approximately 900 of 2,200 prisoners (40%) can vote in the February 23rd federal election, and about 670 (30%) in the March 2nd state election; eligibility requires German citizenship and minimum age, with exceptions for certain political crimes.
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32% Bias Score
German Court Hears Mask Fraud Case, Charges Dropped
Two businesspeople in Germany face charges related to selling low-quality Corona protective masks, procured from China during the pandemic, to pharmacies, though initial fraud charges were dropped; one defendant is a local politician.
German Court Hears Mask Fraud Case, Charges Dropped
Two businesspeople in Germany face charges related to selling low-quality Corona protective masks, procured from China during the pandemic, to pharmacies, though initial fraud charges were dropped; one defendant is a local politician.
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40% Bias Score
Magdeburg Attack Perpetrator's Extensive History With German Authorities Revealed
Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, the suspected perpetrator of the Magdeburg attack, was known to authorities in six German states since 2013, with 105 documented incidents, including 14 investigations and repeated threats. Despite multiple warnings, including from Saudi Arabia, preventative measures were insuf...
Magdeburg Attack Perpetrator's Extensive History With German Authorities Revealed
Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, the suspected perpetrator of the Magdeburg attack, was known to authorities in six German states since 2013, with 105 documented incidents, including 14 investigations and repeated threats. Despite multiple warnings, including from Saudi Arabia, preventative measures were insuf...
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48% Bias Score
German Men's Biathlon Team Wins Bronze in Ruhpolding
The German men's biathlon team won bronze at the Ruhpolding World Cup, their first podium finish this season, finishing 58.8 seconds behind France (6 spare rounds) and Sweden (10) with 14 penalties across the 4x7.5km race.
German Men's Biathlon Team Wins Bronze in Ruhpolding
The German men's biathlon team won bronze at the Ruhpolding World Cup, their first podium finish this season, finishing 58.8 seconds behind France (6 spare rounds) and Sweden (10) with 14 penalties across the 4x7.5km race.
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40% Bias Score
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak in Germany Causes Economic Alarm
Germany's first foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in 35 years has resulted in three buffalo deaths on a Brandenburg farm, prompting concerns about significant economic losses to livestock farming, though the virus is harmless to humans; the Green Week agricultural fair in Berlin canceled live cloven-h...
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak in Germany Causes Economic Alarm
Germany's first foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in 35 years has resulted in three buffalo deaths on a Brandenburg farm, prompting concerns about significant economic losses to livestock farming, though the virus is harmless to humans; the Green Week agricultural fair in Berlin canceled live cloven-h...
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40% Bias Score
Schwälbchen Dairy Plans Energy Efficiency Investments to Counter Sales Decline
The Hessian dairy Schwälbchen plans to invest a seven-figure sum in energy-saving measures and expand in-house milk processing by 2025 to counteract a 14% drop in dairy sales and a 16% reduction in milk processing in 2024, resulting in a lower profit of 5-5.5 million euros compared to over 6 million...
Schwälbchen Dairy Plans Energy Efficiency Investments to Counter Sales Decline
The Hessian dairy Schwälbchen plans to invest a seven-figure sum in energy-saving measures and expand in-house milk processing by 2025 to counteract a 14% drop in dairy sales and a 16% reduction in milk processing in 2024, resulting in a lower profit of 5-5.5 million euros compared to over 6 million...
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4% Bias Score
Hamburg Prison Voting: 900 Eligible in Federal Election
In Hamburg, Germany, approximately 900 of 2,200 prisoners (40%) are eligible to vote in the upcoming federal election, while 670 (30%) are eligible for the state election; eligibility hinges on German citizenship and age, with exceptions for severe political crimes.
Hamburg Prison Voting: 900 Eligible in Federal Election
In Hamburg, Germany, approximately 900 of 2,200 prisoners (40%) are eligible to vote in the upcoming federal election, while 670 (30%) are eligible for the state election; eligibility hinges on German citizenship and age, with exceptions for severe political crimes.
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32% Bias Score
Composer Brigitta Muntendorf to Lead Hannover's Herrenhausen Festival
Brigitta Muntendorf, a German-Austrian composer, will become the new director of the Herrenhausen Festival in Hannover starting September 2023, succeeding Ingo Metzmacher after a selection process involving a committee and a criteria catalog; the 2022 festival attracted approximately 20,000 attendee...
Composer Brigitta Muntendorf to Lead Hannover's Herrenhausen Festival
Brigitta Muntendorf, a German-Austrian composer, will become the new director of the Herrenhausen Festival in Hannover starting September 2023, succeeding Ingo Metzmacher after a selection process involving a committee and a criteria catalog; the 2022 festival attracted approximately 20,000 attendee...
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44% Bias Score
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
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