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Pope Francis to be Buried in Santa Maria Maggiore
Pope Francis, who died at 88 from a stroke, will have a simpler funeral than his predecessors, in line with his wish to be buried in Rome's Santa Maria Maggiore church, not St. Peter's Basilica; President Zelensky and President Steinmeier will attend.
Pope Francis to be Buried in Santa Maria Maggiore
Pope Francis, who died at 88 from a stroke, will have a simpler funeral than his predecessors, in line with his wish to be buried in Rome's Santa Maria Maggiore church, not St. Peter's Basilica; President Zelensky and President Steinmeier will attend.
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32% Bias Score
Model German Refugee Shelter to Close Amid Housing Shortages
A successful German refugee shelter in Mühltal, operating for ten years in a former hotel, will close in September due to decreasing refugee numbers and lease expiration, displacing over 80 residents and prompting a search for alternative housing solutions and integration strategies.
Model German Refugee Shelter to Close Amid Housing Shortages
A successful German refugee shelter in Mühltal, operating for ten years in a former hotel, will close in September due to decreasing refugee numbers and lease expiration, displacing over 80 residents and prompting a search for alternative housing solutions and integration strategies.
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40% Bias Score
Death of Holocaust Survivor Walter Frankenstein at 100
Walter Frankenstein, a 100-year-old Holocaust survivor who hid in Berlin with his family during Nazi persecution and later dedicated his life to Holocaust education, died on Monday.
Death of Holocaust Survivor Walter Frankenstein at 100
Walter Frankenstein, a 100-year-old Holocaust survivor who hid in Berlin with his family during Nazi persecution and later dedicated his life to Holocaust education, died on Monday.
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Sachsenhausen Liberation: 80th Anniversary Commemoration Highlights Dwindling Survivor Numbers
On April 22, 1945, Soviet and Polish forces liberated Sachsenhausen concentration camp, finding 3,000 prisoners; however, over 30,000 were sent on death marches beforehand, with thousands dying. Between 1936-1945, the camp held over 200,000 prisoners from 40 countries.
Sachsenhausen Liberation: 80th Anniversary Commemoration Highlights Dwindling Survivor Numbers
On April 22, 1945, Soviet and Polish forces liberated Sachsenhausen concentration camp, finding 3,000 prisoners; however, over 30,000 were sent on death marches beforehand, with thousands dying. Between 1936-1945, the camp held over 200,000 prisoners from 40 countries.
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48% Bias Score
Frankfurt Murder Trial: Premeditated Crime or Reaction to Threat?
A 30-year-old man in Frankfurt, Germany, is on trial for murdering a wheelchair-bound man in March 2024; the prosecution claims the act was premeditated to secure prison resources, while the defense argues it was a reaction to a perceived threat.
Frankfurt Murder Trial: Premeditated Crime or Reaction to Threat?
A 30-year-old man in Frankfurt, Germany, is on trial for murdering a wheelchair-bound man in March 2024; the prosecution claims the act was premeditated to secure prison resources, while the defense argues it was a reaction to a perceived threat.
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48% Bias Score
Klingbeil Proposes German Pension Reform: Expanding Contributors, Not Raising Retirement Age
SPD leader Lars Klingbeil proposed a German pension system reform focusing on expanding the contributor base instead of raising the retirement age, aiming to maintain a 48 percent pension level by 2031 with tax revenue, warning of increased social security contributions otherwise.
Klingbeil Proposes German Pension Reform: Expanding Contributors, Not Raising Retirement Age
SPD leader Lars Klingbeil proposed a German pension system reform focusing on expanding the contributor base instead of raising the retirement age, aiming to maintain a 48 percent pension level by 2031 with tax revenue, warning of increased social security contributions otherwise.
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60% Bias Score
Sachsenhausen Liberation: 80th Anniversary Commemoration Highlights Atrocities and Urgent Need for Remembrance
The liberation of Sachsenhausen concentration camp on April 22, 1945, revealed the deaths of approximately 300 prisoners shortly after, following death marches of over 30,000 prisoners, with at least 200,000 people imprisoned there between 1936 and 1945. The 80th anniversary commemoration includes s...
Sachsenhausen Liberation: 80th Anniversary Commemoration Highlights Atrocities and Urgent Need for Remembrance
The liberation of Sachsenhausen concentration camp on April 22, 1945, revealed the deaths of approximately 300 prisoners shortly after, following death marches of over 30,000 prisoners, with at least 200,000 people imprisoned there between 1936 and 1945. The 80th anniversary commemoration includes s...
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44% Bias Score
German Medical Errors: Thousands Affected, Fund Proposed for Faster Compensation
Medical errors in Germany cause thousands of cases of harm annually, with many victims facing lengthy legal battles for compensation; a proposed fund would expedite aid for these cases, while increased error reporting aims to improve systemic accountability.
German Medical Errors: Thousands Affected, Fund Proposed for Faster Compensation
Medical errors in Germany cause thousands of cases of harm annually, with many victims facing lengthy legal battles for compensation; a proposed fund would expedite aid for these cases, while increased error reporting aims to improve systemic accountability.
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44% Bias Score
German Coalition Divided on Handling AfD's Growing Influence
The German coalition government is deeply divided on how to handle the AfD, the country's second-largest party, as it considers granting the AfD key parliamentary positions, sparking concerns about extremism and national security, despite the CDU's suggestion to treat the party like any other opposi...
German Coalition Divided on Handling AfD's Growing Influence
The German coalition government is deeply divided on how to handle the AfD, the country's second-largest party, as it considers granting the AfD key parliamentary positions, sparking concerns about extremism and national security, despite the CDU's suggestion to treat the party like any other opposi...
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Cologne Workshop Empowers Women Over 70 to DJ at Music Festival
A DJ workshop in Cologne, Germany, trains women over 70 to perform at the c/o pop festival, defying ageist stereotypes and showcasing their engagement with contemporary music, including songs like Shirin David's "Bauch Beine Po.
Cologne Workshop Empowers Women Over 70 to DJ at Music Festival
A DJ workshop in Cologne, Germany, trains women over 70 to perform at the c/o pop festival, defying ageist stereotypes and showcasing their engagement with contemporary music, including songs like Shirin David's "Bauch Beine Po.
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36% Bias Score
High Rates of Hypertension and Obesity Among Older Adults in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, hypertension is the most common age-related illness, affecting one in three 60-69 year-olds, rising to four in five by age 70-79 and nine in ten by 80-89. The state also has the highest obesity rate in Germany for the 60-79 age group (10.7% and 24.7% respectively)...
High Rates of Hypertension and Obesity Among Older Adults in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, hypertension is the most common age-related illness, affecting one in three 60-69 year-olds, rising to four in five by age 70-79 and nine in ten by 80-89. The state also has the highest obesity rate in Germany for the 60-79 age group (10.7% and 24.7% respectively)...
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40% Bias Score
Forensic Analysis Concludes Hitler Died by Suicide
Hamburg forensic expert Klaus Püschel concludes in his book "Der Tod geht über Leichen" that Adolf Hitler died by suicide via cyanide and a gunshot wound, supported by Russian autopsy reports from 1945; his remains were later destroyed by the KGB in 1970.
Forensic Analysis Concludes Hitler Died by Suicide
Hamburg forensic expert Klaus Püschel concludes in his book "Der Tod geht über Leichen" that Adolf Hitler died by suicide via cyanide and a gunshot wound, supported by Russian autopsy reports from 1945; his remains were later destroyed by the KGB in 1970.
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36% Bias Score
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