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Investment Fraudsters Cause Millions in Damages in Baden-Württemberg
Investment scammers using messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram have defrauded numerous people in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, out of millions of euros by promising high returns and using deceptive tactics.
Investment Fraudsters Cause Millions in Damages in Baden-Württemberg
Investment scammers using messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram have defrauded numerous people in Baden-Württemberg, Germany, out of millions of euros by promising high returns and using deceptive tactics.
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48% Bias Score


Soaring Global Matcha Demand Creates Supply Crisis in Japan
Driven by social media trends and tourism, global Matcha consumption has surged, exceeding Japan's production capacity, leading to price increases and rationing.
Soaring Global Matcha Demand Creates Supply Crisis in Japan
Driven by social media trends and tourism, global Matcha consumption has surged, exceeding Japan's production capacity, leading to price increases and rationing.
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16% Bias Score


German Greens' Call for AfD Ban Fails to Gain Traction
The German Green Party's initiative to discuss a ban on the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, citing concerns about its extremism and rising poll numbers, has been hampered by the Union faction's refusal to participate, highlighting divisions within the German political landscape.
German Greens' Call for AfD Ban Fails to Gain Traction
The German Green Party's initiative to discuss a ban on the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, citing concerns about its extremism and rising poll numbers, has been hampered by the Union faction's refusal to participate, highlighting divisions within the German political landscape.
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44% Bias Score


German Police Officer Charged with Data Misuse
A Thüringer police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing and sharing personal data without authorization, leading to an investigation into potential collusion within the police force and the Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP).
German Police Officer Charged with Data Misuse
A Thüringer police officer faces charges for allegedly accessing and sharing personal data without authorization, leading to an investigation into potential collusion within the police force and the Gewerkschaft der Polizei (GdP).
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32% Bias Score


Economic Viability of Saxony-Franconia Railway Upgrade Despite Government Inaction
Despite a positive cost-benefit analysis and rising passenger numbers (over 10.5 million annually, double 2016 levels), the German government has halted plans to electrify and upgrade the Saxony-Franconia railway line, delaying decisions until the 2025/26 budgets.
Economic Viability of Saxony-Franconia Railway Upgrade Despite Government Inaction
Despite a positive cost-benefit analysis and rising passenger numbers (over 10.5 million annually, double 2016 levels), the German government has halted plans to electrify and upgrade the Saxony-Franconia railway line, delaying decisions until the 2025/26 budgets.
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48% Bias Score


German Federal Government to Increase Subventions to €77.8 Billion by 2026
The German Federal Government plans to increase its subventions and tax breaks to approximately €77.8 billion by 2026, up from €45 billion in 2023, primarily due to assuming costs for renewable energy and supporting ecological and digital transformation, according to a government report.
German Federal Government to Increase Subventions to €77.8 Billion by 2026
The German Federal Government plans to increase its subventions and tax breaks to approximately €77.8 billion by 2026, up from €45 billion in 2023, primarily due to assuming costs for renewable energy and supporting ecological and digital transformation, according to a government report.
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24% Bias Score

TenneT CEO Warns of Growing Challenges to Germany's Power Grid Stability
TenneT CEO Tim Meyerjürgens warned of increasing challenges to Germany's power grid stability, highlighting the need for immediate action to ensure reliable electricity supply after 2030, particularly with the planned phase-out of coal power plants.

TenneT CEO Warns of Growing Challenges to Germany's Power Grid Stability
TenneT CEO Tim Meyerjürgens warned of increasing challenges to Germany's power grid stability, highlighting the need for immediate action to ensure reliable electricity supply after 2030, particularly with the planned phase-out of coal power plants.
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40% Bias Score

Eight Members of Neo-Nazi Group "Saxon Separatists" Charged in Germany
German authorities have charged eight alleged members of the neo-Nazi group "Saxon Separatists" with planning to violently seize territory in eastern Germany to establish a Nazi-style state.

Eight Members of Neo-Nazi Group "Saxon Separatists" Charged in Germany
German authorities have charged eight alleged members of the neo-Nazi group "Saxon Separatists" with planning to violently seize territory in eastern Germany to establish a Nazi-style state.
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16% Bias Score

25 Years After First NSU Murder: Daughter's Fight for Justice
Gamze Kubaşık, daughter of Mehmet Kubaşık, the eighth victim of the National Socialist Underground (NSU) terrorist group, reflects on the lasting impact of her father's murder and the fight for justice against far-right extremism in Germany.

25 Years After First NSU Murder: Daughter's Fight for Justice
Gamze Kubaşık, daughter of Mehmet Kubaşık, the eighth victim of the National Socialist Underground (NSU) terrorist group, reflects on the lasting impact of her father's murder and the fight for justice against far-right extremism in Germany.
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32% Bias Score

Low Interest in Refurbished Smartphones in Germany
A Vodafone survey reveals that only 25 percent of German consumers have purchased a refurbished smartphone, compared to higher percentages in France (38 percent), the UK (33 percent), Sweden (27 percent), and Spain (28 percent).

Low Interest in Refurbished Smartphones in Germany
A Vodafone survey reveals that only 25 percent of German consumers have purchased a refurbished smartphone, compared to higher percentages in France (38 percent), the UK (33 percent), Sweden (27 percent), and Spain (28 percent).
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16% Bias Score

German Education Expert Warns Against AI in Schools
Klaus Zierer, a renowned German education researcher, warns against the use of AI in schools, citing a MIT study showing that excessive AI use can harm brain development and hinder personal growth, while Bremen is already using AI software in its schools.

German Education Expert Warns Against AI in Schools
Klaus Zierer, a renowned German education researcher, warns against the use of AI in schools, citing a MIT study showing that excessive AI use can harm brain development and hinder personal growth, while Bremen is already using AI software in its schools.
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60% Bias Score

Increased Demand for Specialist Appointments in Saxony-Anhalt
In Saxony-Anhalt, the number of patients using the Kassenärztliche Vereinigung (KV) to book specialist appointments has risen sharply, while the number of available appointments has fallen, resulting in a significant mismatch between appointment requests and available slots.

Increased Demand for Specialist Appointments in Saxony-Anhalt
In Saxony-Anhalt, the number of patients using the Kassenärztliche Vereinigung (KV) to book specialist appointments has risen sharply, while the number of available appointments has fallen, resulting in a significant mismatch between appointment requests and available slots.
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16% Bias Score
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