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Saxony Increases Violence Prevention Funding by €29 Million
The Saxon state budget allocates €29 million over two years for violence prevention and victim support, exceeding the initial government proposal by €3.95 million, benefiting organizations like women's shelters and counseling centers across Saxony in preparation for a 2032 federal law.
Saxony Increases Violence Prevention Funding by €29 Million
The Saxon state budget allocates €29 million over two years for violence prevention and victim support, exceeding the initial government proposal by €3.95 million, benefiting organizations like women's shelters and counseling centers across Saxony in preparation for a 2032 federal law.
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44% Bias Score


Mainz Photographer Stages Large-Scale Photo on Großer Feldberg
On July 20th, Moritz Koch will photograph 100 volunteers collecting scattered dollar bills near two black limousines at the Großer Feldberg mountain for his new piece "Destiny's Dawn", part of a larger exhibition at the Mainz Landesmuseum from August 23rd to October 5th, showcasing his complex and l...
Mainz Photographer Stages Large-Scale Photo on Großer Feldberg
On July 20th, Moritz Koch will photograph 100 volunteers collecting scattered dollar bills near two black limousines at the Großer Feldberg mountain for his new piece "Destiny's Dawn", part of a larger exhibition at the Mainz Landesmuseum from August 23rd to October 5th, showcasing his complex and l...
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48% Bias Score


Germany Rejects Reduced Minimum Wage for Seasonal Farm Workers
The German government rejected proposals to lower the minimum wage for seasonal agricultural workers, citing legal constraints and the principle of equal treatment, despite concerns about the economic impact on farms and potential increases in food prices.
Germany Rejects Reduced Minimum Wage for Seasonal Farm Workers
The German government rejected proposals to lower the minimum wage for seasonal agricultural workers, citing legal constraints and the principle of equal treatment, despite concerns about the economic impact on farms and potential increases in food prices.
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60% Bias Score


Berlin Senate Protects Allotment Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law to permanently protect 56,280 allotment gardens on state-owned land, preventing sales and strictly limiting rezoning; exceptions require replacement plots and approval from the Berlin House of Representatives.
Berlin Senate Protects Allotment Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law to permanently protect 56,280 allotment gardens on state-owned land, preventing sales and strictly limiting rezoning; exceptions require replacement plots and approval from the Berlin House of Representatives.
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40% Bias Score


CDU's Internal Conflict Amidst Failed Vote and Growing Skilled Labor Shortage in Germany
German Chancellor Merz and Bavarian Prime Minister Söder met on the Zugspitze to project unity within the CDU following a failed vote on constitutional judges in the Bundestag, while internally, CDU parliamentary group leader Jens Spahn faces criticism for his role in the failed vote and previous co...
CDU's Internal Conflict Amidst Failed Vote and Growing Skilled Labor Shortage in Germany
German Chancellor Merz and Bavarian Prime Minister Söder met on the Zugspitze to project unity within the CDU following a failed vote on constitutional judges in the Bundestag, while internally, CDU parliamentary group leader Jens Spahn faces criticism for his role in the failed vote and previous co...
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44% Bias Score


Significant German Fuel Price Disparities Across States
As of Tuesday at 11:00, E10 gasoline prices in Germany varied by 9.9 cents per liter between the cheapest (Saarland) and most expensive (Saxony-Anhalt) states, while diesel prices differed by 7.8 cents between Saarland and Brandenburg, reflecting a price gradient between the relatively cheaper west/...
Significant German Fuel Price Disparities Across States
As of Tuesday at 11:00, E10 gasoline prices in Germany varied by 9.9 cents per liter between the cheapest (Saarland) and most expensive (Saxony-Anhalt) states, while diesel prices differed by 7.8 cents between Saarland and Brandenburg, reflecting a price gradient between the relatively cheaper west/...
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32% Bias Score

German Minimum Wage: No Exceptions for Seasonal Farm Workers
The German Federal Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that it is legally impossible to grant exceptions to the minimum wage for seasonal agricultural workers, rejecting industry requests and potentially causing higher food prices and production shifts abroad.

German Minimum Wage: No Exceptions for Seasonal Farm Workers
The German Federal Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that it is legally impossible to grant exceptions to the minimum wage for seasonal agricultural workers, rejecting industry requests and potentially causing higher food prices and production shifts abroad.
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60% Bias Score

German Border Controls Strain Businesses
German border controls, intensified recently, are negatively impacting businesses in border regions like Trier, according to regional leaders, who contrast this with the government's claims that these controls were never intended to be permanent; solutions like smart controls or joint police patrols...

German Border Controls Strain Businesses
German border controls, intensified recently, are negatively impacting businesses in border regions like Trier, according to regional leaders, who contrast this with the government's claims that these controls were never intended to be permanent; solutions like smart controls or joint police patrols...
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48% Bias Score

Thuringia Expands Wind Farm Zones, Sparking Environmental Concerns
New regional plans in Thuringia significantly expand areas for wind turbine construction, prompting several companies to secure land for up to 64 new turbines, while facing opposition from citizen groups concerned about deforestation.

Thuringia Expands Wind Farm Zones, Sparking Environmental Concerns
New regional plans in Thuringia significantly expand areas for wind turbine construction, prompting several companies to secure land for up to 64 new turbines, while facing opposition from citizen groups concerned about deforestation.
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40% Bias Score

Marx Criticizes De-Democratization, Warns Against New Arms Race
Cardinal Reinhard Marx, at the Munich and Freising Archdiocese's annual reception on Monday, delivered a combative speech criticizing societal de-democratization, the decline of international law, and a potential new arms race, advocating instead for dialogue and compromise. Bavaria's State Chancell...

Marx Criticizes De-Democratization, Warns Against New Arms Race
Cardinal Reinhard Marx, at the Munich and Freising Archdiocese's annual reception on Monday, delivered a combative speech criticizing societal de-democratization, the decline of international law, and a potential new arms race, advocating instead for dialogue and compromise. Bavaria's State Chancell...
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44% Bias Score

Wide Regional Gas Price Differences in Germany
As of Tuesday at 11 a.m., German states show significant fuel price differences; E10 gasoline varies by 9.9 cents/liter between Saarland (cheapest) and Saxony-Anhalt (most expensive), while diesel has a 7.8-cent difference between Saarland and Brandenburg. This reflects a broader pattern of cheaper ...

Wide Regional Gas Price Differences in Germany
As of Tuesday at 11 a.m., German states show significant fuel price differences; E10 gasoline varies by 9.9 cents/liter between Saarland (cheapest) and Saxony-Anhalt (most expensive), while diesel has a 7.8-cent difference between Saarland and Brandenburg. This reflects a broader pattern of cheaper ...
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36% Bias Score

Berlin Protects Most State-Owned Urban Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law securing most state-owned urban gardens, limiting rezoning, requiring replacement plots, and ensuring public access to pathways; exceptions are possible for housing or infrastructure but require House of Representatives approval.

Berlin Protects Most State-Owned Urban Gardens
The Berlin Senate approved a law securing most state-owned urban gardens, limiting rezoning, requiring replacement plots, and ensuring public access to pathways; exceptions are possible for housing or infrastructure but require House of Representatives approval.
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36% Bias Score
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