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Bavaria Rejects Art Restitution: Ethics vs. Law in Nazi-Looted Art Debate
The Bavarian Ministry of Art rejected a recommendation to return three artworks—a Picasso bust and two Klee paintings—to the heirs of Jewish art dealer Alfred Flechtheim, citing insufficient legal proof of Nazi-related seizure, despite museum ethical principles supporting restitution.
Bavaria Rejects Art Restitution: Ethics vs. Law in Nazi-Looted Art Debate
The Bavarian Ministry of Art rejected a recommendation to return three artworks—a Picasso bust and two Klee paintings—to the heirs of Jewish art dealer Alfred Flechtheim, citing insufficient legal proof of Nazi-related seizure, despite museum ethical principles supporting restitution.
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44% Bias Score


Merz's Coalition Strategy Criticized Amidst Geopolitical Tensions"
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective chancellor, faces criticism for his handling of coalition talks, potentially jeopardizing Germany's response to Russia's aggression in Ukraine and the strained US relationship; his plan to secure massive funding for defense and infrastructure via constitutional ...
Merz's Coalition Strategy Criticized Amidst Geopolitical Tensions"
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective chancellor, faces criticism for his handling of coalition talks, potentially jeopardizing Germany's response to Russia's aggression in Ukraine and the strained US relationship; his plan to secure massive funding for defense and infrastructure via constitutional ...
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60% Bias Score


Max Planck Institutes Face Widespread Abuse Allegations
An investigation by DW and Der Spiegel reveals widespread abusive behavior and toxic work environments at Max Planck Institutes in Germany, affecting mostly non-German scientists, highlighting systemic failures in accountability despite the Society's efforts to improve it.
Max Planck Institutes Face Widespread Abuse Allegations
An investigation by DW and Der Spiegel reveals widespread abusive behavior and toxic work environments at Max Planck Institutes in Germany, affecting mostly non-German scientists, highlighting systemic failures in accountability despite the Society's efforts to improve it.
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40% Bias Score


Chainsaw Politics: Milei, Musk, and the Symbolism of Disruptive Change
Argentine President Javier Milei's chainsaw-wielding campaign, mirroring Elon Musk's cost-cutting measures in the US, reflects a global trend of voters favoring radical, symbolic actions over traditional political discourse, evidenced by their meeting at the Conservative Political Action Conference ...
Chainsaw Politics: Milei, Musk, and the Symbolism of Disruptive Change
Argentine President Javier Milei's chainsaw-wielding campaign, mirroring Elon Musk's cost-cutting measures in the US, reflects a global trend of voters favoring radical, symbolic actions over traditional political discourse, evidenced by their meeting at the Conservative Political Action Conference ...
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64% Bias Score


BND Recruitment Overhaul and Future Challenges
The German intelligence agency, BND, has changed its recruitment process from a secretive approach to a transparent online application system, while maintaining a rigorous selection process focusing on psychological stability, analytical skills, and intercultural competence. Future challenges includ...
BND Recruitment Overhaul and Future Challenges
The German intelligence agency, BND, has changed its recruitment process from a secretive approach to a transparent online application system, while maintaining a rigorous selection process focusing on psychological stability, analytical skills, and intercultural competence. Future challenges includ...
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44% Bias Score


95-Year-Old Artist Günther Uecker Continues Prolific Career with Upcoming Tajikistan Exhibition
Günther Uecker, a 95-year-old German artist known for his nail art, continues his prolific career with an upcoming exhibition in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, demonstrating his enduring commitment to peace and artistic expression despite political contexts.
95-Year-Old Artist Günther Uecker Continues Prolific Career with Upcoming Tajikistan Exhibition
Günther Uecker, a 95-year-old German artist known for his nail art, continues his prolific career with an upcoming exhibition in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, demonstrating his enduring commitment to peace and artistic expression despite political contexts.
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28% Bias Score

German Court Upholds BND Surveillance Powers, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) for its expanded surveillance powers, allowing the agency to monitor individuals, particularly outside Germany, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy; the plaintiffs appealed to the European C...

German Court Upholds BND Surveillance Powers, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) for its expanded surveillance powers, allowing the agency to monitor individuals, particularly outside Germany, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy; the plaintiffs appealed to the European C...
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56% Bias Score

German Coalition Explores Citizenship Revocation for Dual Nationals
Germany's Union and SPD parties are exploring a proposal to revoke German citizenship from dual nationals involved in terrorism, antisemitism, or extremism, despite Article 16 of the Basic Law prohibiting citizenship revocation, sparking concerns about discrimination and its potential impact on soci...

German Coalition Explores Citizenship Revocation for Dual Nationals
Germany's Union and SPD parties are exploring a proposal to revoke German citizenship from dual nationals involved in terrorism, antisemitism, or extremism, despite Article 16 of the Basic Law prohibiting citizenship revocation, sparking concerns about discrimination and its potential impact on soci...
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44% Bias Score

Deutsche Bank Board Receives €68.1 Million Despite Profit Decline
Deutsche Bank's ten board members received €68.1 million in compensation for 2024, despite a 7 percent decrease in pre-tax profit and a 36 percent drop in shareholder profit to €2.7 billion; CEO Christian Sewing earned over €9.75 million; one employee received €17-€18 million.

Deutsche Bank Board Receives €68.1 Million Despite Profit Decline
Deutsche Bank's ten board members received €68.1 million in compensation for 2024, despite a 7 percent decrease in pre-tax profit and a 36 percent drop in shareholder profit to €2.7 billion; CEO Christian Sewing earned over €9.75 million; one employee received €17-€18 million.
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60% Bias Score

BVG-Verdi Talks Stall, Strike Looms
Berlin's fifth round of BVG-Verdi contract talks ended without a deal, despite the BVG offering a 13.6% pay raise and a compromise on working hours. A strike is possible unless an agreement is reached next week.

BVG-Verdi Talks Stall, Strike Looms
Berlin's fifth round of BVG-Verdi contract talks ended without a deal, despite the BVG offering a 13.6% pay raise and a compromise on working hours. A strike is possible unless an agreement is reached next week.
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52% Bias Score

Bundeswehr Honors Former Thuringian Minister-President with Unprecedented Serenade
The German Armed Forces held a military serenade for former Thuringian Minister-President Bodo Ramelow (Left party) at Gotha's Friedenstein Castle on March 24th, 2025, thanking him for his support during his decade-long tenure, a unique honor for a Left party politician.

Bundeswehr Honors Former Thuringian Minister-President with Unprecedented Serenade
The German Armed Forces held a military serenade for former Thuringian Minister-President Bodo Ramelow (Left party) at Gotha's Friedenstein Castle on March 24th, 2025, thanking him for his support during his decade-long tenure, a unique honor for a Left party politician.
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36% Bias Score

German Court's Authority Challenged in Overnight Extradition Case
In June 2024, German citizen Maja T. was extradited to Hungary overnight by the Berlin public prosecutor's office before the Constitutional Court could rule on the legality of the extradition, highlighting challenges to the court's authority to protect individual rights.

German Court's Authority Challenged in Overnight Extradition Case
In June 2024, German citizen Maja T. was extradited to Hungary overnight by the Berlin public prosecutor's office before the Constitutional Court could rule on the legality of the extradition, highlighting challenges to the court's authority to protect individual rights.
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60% Bias Score
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