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Berlin Committee Slams Verfassungsschutz's Handling of Neo-Nazi Attack Series
A Berlin investigative committee heavily criticized the Verfassungsschutz for significant memory gaps, incomplete files, and poor cooperation with the police during the investigation of a 2012-2019 neo-Nazi attack series in Neukölln, resulting in delayed charges and a lengthy trial.
Berlin Committee Slams Verfassungsschutz's Handling of Neo-Nazi Attack Series
A Berlin investigative committee heavily criticized the Verfassungsschutz for significant memory gaps, incomplete files, and poor cooperation with the police during the investigation of a 2012-2019 neo-Nazi attack series in Neukölln, resulting in delayed charges and a lengthy trial.
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40% Bias Score
Record-High German Electricity Prices: Little Impact on Consumers, Investigation Launched
On Thursday, the price of electricity in Germany soared to 936 EUR/MWh due to low wind and high demand, though experts say this mainly impacts flexible rate consumers and industries, not average consumers; investigations into potential market manipulation are underway.
Record-High German Electricity Prices: Little Impact on Consumers, Investigation Launched
On Thursday, the price of electricity in Germany soared to 936 EUR/MWh due to low wind and high demand, though experts say this mainly impacts flexible rate consumers and industries, not average consumers; investigations into potential market manipulation are underway.
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52% Bias Score
Volkswagen to Cut 1,000 Jobs Amidst Electric Vehicle Sales Slump
Volkswagen will eliminate 1,000 temporary contracts at its Zwickau electric vehicle plant by end of 2025 due to declining electric vehicle sales (down 14% in Europe from January to September 2024) and criticism of its model strategy, impacting nearly 10,000 employees and highlighting broader issues ...
Volkswagen to Cut 1,000 Jobs Amidst Electric Vehicle Sales Slump
Volkswagen will eliminate 1,000 temporary contracts at its Zwickau electric vehicle plant by end of 2025 due to declining electric vehicle sales (down 14% in Europe from January to September 2024) and criticism of its model strategy, impacting nearly 10,000 employees and highlighting broader issues ...
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60% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein to Implement Electronic Ankle Bracelets to Combat Femicides
In response to 14 femicides in Schleswig-Holstein in 2023, Interior Minister Sabine Sütterlin-Waack proposes a Spanish-style electronic ankle bracelet system to monitor perpetrators and protect victims, addressing enforcement gaps in existing protection measures and supported by the White Ring victi...
Schleswig-Holstein to Implement Electronic Ankle Bracelets to Combat Femicides
In response to 14 femicides in Schleswig-Holstein in 2023, Interior Minister Sabine Sütterlin-Waack proposes a Spanish-style electronic ankle bracelet system to monitor perpetrators and protect victims, addressing enforcement gaps in existing protection measures and supported by the White Ring victi...
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Conditional Support for Post-Assad Syria Amidst Regional Tensions
Germany plans to aid Syria's post-Assad transition, prioritizing inclusive participation, but faces challenges from Israel's Golan Heights troop deployment and Turkey's influence, as well as the complex role of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group.
Germany's Conditional Support for Post-Assad Syria Amidst Regional Tensions
Germany plans to aid Syria's post-Assad transition, prioritizing inclusive participation, but faces challenges from Israel's Golan Heights troop deployment and Turkey's influence, as well as the complex role of the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham group.
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48% Bias Score
Austria Offers Syrian Refugees 1,000-Euro \"Return Bonus\"
Austria's conservative government is offering Syrian refugees a 1,000-euro \"return bonus\" to encourage their voluntary return home following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, reflecting broader European trends towards stricter immigration policies and internal political pressure from far-right...
Austria Offers Syrian Refugees 1,000-Euro \"Return Bonus\"
Austria's conservative government is offering Syrian refugees a 1,000-euro \"return bonus\" to encourage their voluntary return home following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, reflecting broader European trends towards stricter immigration policies and internal political pressure from far-right...
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48% Bias Score
Germany Faces Second Recession as Bundesbank Slashs Growth Forecasts
Germany's Bundesbank sharply reduced its economic growth forecasts for 2024 and 2025 to -0.2% and 0.2% respectively, citing structural problems and global protectionism as major concerns, marking a second consecutive year of recession.
Germany Faces Second Recession as Bundesbank Slashs Growth Forecasts
Germany's Bundesbank sharply reduced its economic growth forecasts for 2024 and 2025 to -0.2% and 0.2% respectively, citing structural problems and global protectionism as major concerns, marking a second consecutive year of recession.
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24% Bias Score
White Ring Demands Immediate Implementation of Electronic Anklets for Domestic Violence Offenders
The White Ring, a German victim support organization, demands immediate implementation of a federal draft law on electronic monitoring anklets for domestic violence offenders, citing Spain's successful reduction in femicides since 2009, estimating that 40 German women's lives could be saved annually...
White Ring Demands Immediate Implementation of Electronic Anklets for Domestic Violence Offenders
The White Ring, a German victim support organization, demands immediate implementation of a federal draft law on electronic monitoring anklets for domestic violence offenders, citing Spain's successful reduction in femicides since 2009, estimating that 40 German women's lives could be saved annually...
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60% Bias Score
Hesse Expands Police Powers with AI-Surveillance Law
The Hessian state parliament passed a law granting police expanded powers, including AI-powered video surveillance, extended preventative detention, and wider bodycam use, sparking controversy over civil liberties and due process.
Hesse Expands Police Powers with AI-Surveillance Law
The Hessian state parliament passed a law granting police expanded powers, including AI-powered video surveillance, extended preventative detention, and wider bodycam use, sparking controversy over civil liberties and due process.
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44% Bias Score
German Teenagers on Trial for Planned Islamist Church Attacks
A trial began in Dusseldorf, Germany, for three teenagers accused of planning an Islamist attack on churches during Ramadan 2024, involving Molotov cocktails and knives; the group allegedly discussed plans in Telegram and Discord.
German Teenagers on Trial for Planned Islamist Church Attacks
A trial began in Dusseldorf, Germany, for three teenagers accused of planning an Islamist attack on churches during Ramadan 2024, involving Molotov cocktails and knives; the group allegedly discussed plans in Telegram and Discord.
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40% Bias Score
Record-High German Electricity Prices Amidst 'Dunkelflaute'
On Thursday evening, German households with variable electricity tariffs paid up to €1.30 per kilowatt-hour due to low renewable energy generation and high spot market prices, leading to record-high imports of 17.1 gigawatts and complaints from neighboring countries.
Record-High German Electricity Prices Amidst 'Dunkelflaute'
On Thursday evening, German households with variable electricity tariffs paid up to €1.30 per kilowatt-hour due to low renewable energy generation and high spot market prices, leading to record-high imports of 17.1 gigawatts and complaints from neighboring countries.
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40% Bias Score
Frankfurt Loses to Lyon in Europa League
Eintracht Frankfurt lost to Olympique Lyon 2-3 in the Europa League, despite Ansgar Knauff's opening goal. Lyon's Cherki, Fofana, and Nuamah scored, while Omar Marmoush's late goal wasn't enough. Frankfurt's coach received a red card.
Frankfurt Loses to Lyon in Europa League
Eintracht Frankfurt lost to Olympique Lyon 2-3 in the Europa League, despite Ansgar Knauff's opening goal. Lyon's Cherki, Fofana, and Nuamah scored, while Omar Marmoush's late goal wasn't enough. Frankfurt's coach received a red card.
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32% Bias Score
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