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Record High Attacks on Police in Lower Saxony
In Lower Saxony, attacks on police officers reached a record high of 4,309 cases in 2022, a 64-case increase from the previous year, with a concerning rise in the intensity of assaults, prompting calls for stronger societal condemnation and improved police training and equipment.
Record High Attacks on Police in Lower Saxony
In Lower Saxony, attacks on police officers reached a record high of 4,309 cases in 2022, a 64-case increase from the previous year, with a concerning rise in the intensity of assaults, prompting calls for stronger societal condemnation and improved police training and equipment.
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24% Bias Score
Crackdown on Unauthorized Vacation Rentals on Sylt Island, Germany
Authorities in Nordfriesland, Germany, are investigating over 80 cases of potentially illegal vacation rentals on Sylt Island, with estimates suggesting up to 80% of rentals may be unauthorized, prompting concerns about housing shortages and legal violations.
Crackdown on Unauthorized Vacation Rentals on Sylt Island, Germany
Authorities in Nordfriesland, Germany, are investigating over 80 cases of potentially illegal vacation rentals on Sylt Island, with estimates suggesting up to 80% of rentals may be unauthorized, prompting concerns about housing shortages and legal violations.
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24% Bias Score
Berlin Court Sentences Two Brothers to Long Prison Terms for Violent Crimes
A Berlin court sentenced two brothers from a clan background to lengthy prison terms for three violent acts committed in Berlin-Neukölln between May and September 2023, stemming from what the judge described as an exaggerated need for recognition.
Berlin Court Sentences Two Brothers to Long Prison Terms for Violent Crimes
A Berlin court sentenced two brothers from a clan background to lengthy prison terms for three violent acts committed in Berlin-Neukölln between May and September 2023, stemming from what the judge described as an exaggerated need for recognition.
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32% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern to Take on Debt After Years of Surplus
Facing a shortfall of over €1 billion in tax revenue, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's government will borrow nearly €280 million annually for the next two years, abandoning its long-standing no-debt policy to maintain planned investments and social programs.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern to Take on Debt After Years of Surplus
Facing a shortfall of over €1 billion in tax revenue, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's government will borrow nearly €280 million annually for the next two years, abandoning its long-standing no-debt policy to maintain planned investments and social programs.
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16% Bias Score
German Labor Law: Suspicion-Based Dismissal and Reinstatement
In Germany, employers can issue suspicion-based dismissals if they have a plausible suspicion of employee misconduct, even if the suspicion is later disproven; however, while legally possible, actual reinstatement is rare.
German Labor Law: Suspicion-Based Dismissal and Reinstatement
In Germany, employers can issue suspicion-based dismissals if they have a plausible suspicion of employee misconduct, even if the suspicion is later disproven; however, while legally possible, actual reinstatement is rare.
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16% Bias Score
Post-Drone Incident: Growing German Fears of Russian Attack on NATO
A recent INSA poll for Bild reveals that 62 percent of Germans fear a Russian attack on a NATO country following a Russian drone incursion into Polish airspace, prompting calls for stronger sanctions.
Post-Drone Incident: Growing German Fears of Russian Attack on NATO
A recent INSA poll for Bild reveals that 62 percent of Germans fear a Russian attack on a NATO country following a Russian drone incursion into Polish airspace, prompting calls for stronger sanctions.
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32% Bias Score
German Volksbanken Increasingly Open to Cryptocurrencies
A survey reveals that 71% of German Volksbanken plan to offer crypto trading, a significant increase from 54% in 2023, though some may take up to two years to implement.
German Volksbanken Increasingly Open to Cryptocurrencies
A survey reveals that 71% of German Volksbanken plan to offer crypto trading, a significant increase from 54% in 2023, though some may take up to two years to implement.
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24% Bias Score
Germany Appoints New Domestic Intelligence Chief
Germany will appoint BfV Vice President Thomas Haldenwang as the new head of the domestic intelligence agency, replacing acting chief, after a period of interim leadership since November 2024.
Germany Appoints New Domestic Intelligence Chief
Germany will appoint BfV Vice President Thomas Haldenwang as the new head of the domestic intelligence agency, replacing acting chief, after a period of interim leadership since November 2024.
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16% Bias Score
H5N1 Avian Influenza Outbreak in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Following an H5N1 avian influenza outbreak affecting two poultry farms in Zarnewanz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, approximately 8,200 birds have been culled, prompting the agriculture minister to urge strict biosecurity measures nationwide.
H5N1 Avian Influenza Outbreak in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Following an H5N1 avian influenza outbreak affecting two poultry farms in Zarnewanz, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, approximately 8,200 birds have been culled, prompting the agriculture minister to urge strict biosecurity measures nationwide.
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16% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern to Borrow €277.5 Million Annually Due to Revenue Shortfalls
Facing €1 billion in lower-than-expected tax revenues over 2026-2027, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will borrow €277.5 million annually, breaking with its no-new-debt policy, to maintain planned investments and social programs.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern to Borrow €277.5 Million Annually Due to Revenue Shortfalls
Facing €1 billion in lower-than-expected tax revenues over 2026-2027, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will borrow €277.5 million annually, breaking with its no-new-debt policy, to maintain planned investments and social programs.
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24% Bias Score
Bayern's Gymnasien Report Success in Addressing Teacher Shortages
Despite a rising student population and a future hiring freeze, Bavarian Gymnasien report success in mitigating teacher shortages for the 2024/2025 school year through increased hours from part-time teachers and the addition of a 13th grade.
Bayern's Gymnasien Report Success in Addressing Teacher Shortages
Despite a rising student population and a future hiring freeze, Bavarian Gymnasien report success in mitigating teacher shortages for the 2024/2025 school year through increased hours from part-time teachers and the addition of a 13th grade.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey and Germany to Clash in EuroBasket 2025 Final
Turkey and Germany will compete in the EuroBasket 2025 final on September 14th in Riga, Latvia, with the winner claiming the European championship title.
Turkey and Germany to Clash in EuroBasket 2025 Final
Turkey and Germany will compete in the EuroBasket 2025 final on September 14th in Riga, Latvia, with the winner claiming the European championship title.
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16% Bias Score
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