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German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge, Emphasizing Need for Review
The German Federal Constitutional Court upheld the legality of the solidarity surcharge, rejecting a complaint from six FDP politicians. The court acknowledged ongoing financial needs related to reunification, but emphasized the need for periodic review, potentially leading to its future abolishment...
German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge, Emphasizing Need for Review
The German Federal Constitutional Court upheld the legality of the solidarity surcharge, rejecting a complaint from six FDP politicians. The court acknowledged ongoing financial needs related to reunification, but emphasized the need for periodic review, potentially leading to its future abolishment...
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48% Bias Score
Germany Raids Target Eritrean Opposition Group
German authorities conducted raids across six states targeting 17 suspected leaders of the Brigada N'Hamedu, a group labeled a domestic terrorist organization for violent clashes at Eritrean events, resulting in police injuries, with a parallel search in Denmark and a recent related conviction in th...
Germany Raids Target Eritrean Opposition Group
German authorities conducted raids across six states targeting 17 suspected leaders of the Brigada N'Hamedu, a group labeled a domestic terrorist organization for violent clashes at Eritrean events, resulting in police injuries, with a parallel search in Denmark and a recent related conviction in th...
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40% Bias Score
Germany Speeds Up Return of Nazi-Looted Art
Germany established a new arbitration court to speed up the return of Nazi-looted art to Holocaust victims' descendants, addressing issues of historical responsibility and enabling unilateral claims, unlike the previous system which required mutual agreement, aiming to resolve cases involving an est...
Germany Speeds Up Return of Nazi-Looted Art
Germany established a new arbitration court to speed up the return of Nazi-looted art to Holocaust victims' descendants, addressing issues of historical responsibility and enabling unilateral claims, unlike the previous system which required mutual agreement, aiming to resolve cases involving an est...
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36% Bias Score
Germany Investigates Eritrean Group for Terrorism
German authorities searched 19 locations, investigating 17 Eritrean-rooted suspects for allegedly belonging to the Brigade N'Hamedu, accused of planning to overthrow the Eritrean government and using violence at pro-Eritrea events in Germany.
Germany Investigates Eritrean Group for Terrorism
German authorities searched 19 locations, investigating 17 Eritrean-rooted suspects for allegedly belonging to the Brigade N'Hamedu, accused of planning to overthrow the Eritrean government and using violence at pro-Eritrea events in Germany.
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40% Bias Score
Trial Begins for Suspected Former RAF Member Daniela Klette
The trial of Daniela Klette, a 66-year-old suspected former member of the Red Army Faction (RAF), began in Celle, Germany on March 25, 2025, focusing on robberies committed between 1999 and 2016, allegedly to fund her lifestyle, rather than for political terrorism.
Trial Begins for Suspected Former RAF Member Daniela Klette
The trial of Daniela Klette, a 66-year-old suspected former member of the Red Army Faction (RAF), began in Celle, Germany on March 25, 2025, focusing on robberies committed between 1999 and 2016, allegedly to fund her lifestyle, rather than for political terrorism.
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48% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein to Accelerate Infrastructure Projects with New Debt Package
Germany's new debt package allows Schleswig-Holstein to accelerate infrastructure investments, prioritizing road, rail, and port improvements using part of the 100 billion euros allocated to states, while maintaining fiscal responsibility and addressing concerns of potential overspending.
Schleswig-Holstein to Accelerate Infrastructure Projects with New Debt Package
Germany's new debt package allows Schleswig-Holstein to accelerate infrastructure investments, prioritizing road, rail, and port improvements using part of the 100 billion euros allocated to states, while maintaining fiscal responsibility and addressing concerns of potential overspending.
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40% Bias Score
Trial: Threats and COVID-19 Vaccine Debate Linked to Doctor's Suicide
A German man is on trial in Austria for allegedly contributing to the suicide of pro-vaccine doctor Lisa-Maria Kellermayr through threatening messages; the trial is focusing on whether his actions were a contributing factor to her death in July 2022.
Trial: Threats and COVID-19 Vaccine Debate Linked to Doctor's Suicide
A German man is on trial in Austria for allegedly contributing to the suicide of pro-vaccine doctor Lisa-Maria Kellermayr through threatening messages; the trial is focusing on whether his actions were a contributing factor to her death in July 2022.
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56% Bias Score
German Police Arrest Suspected Leader of Georgian Crime Syndicate
German police conducted raids in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, and North Rhine-Westphalia, arresting a suspected leader and two others from a Georgian-dominated criminal organization involved in theft, smuggling, and money laundering, seizing stolen goods and documents from 18 locations.
German Police Arrest Suspected Leader of Georgian Crime Syndicate
German police conducted raids in Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, and North Rhine-Westphalia, arresting a suspected leader and two others from a Georgian-dominated criminal organization involved in theft, smuggling, and money laundering, seizing stolen goods and documents from 18 locations.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's Coalition Talks: Strong Support for Ukraine
During preliminary German coalition talks, CDU/CSU and SPD agreed to significantly increase military, civilian, and political support for Ukraine, pursue using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine's reconstruction and defense, support Ukraine's NATO membership, and establish a special tribunal to pr...
Germany's Coalition Talks: Strong Support for Ukraine
During preliminary German coalition talks, CDU/CSU and SPD agreed to significantly increase military, civilian, and political support for Ukraine, pursue using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine's reconstruction and defense, support Ukraine's NATO membership, and establish a special tribunal to pr...
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24% Bias Score
Germany Raids Target Eritrean Group Suspected of Violent Riots
German authorities conducted raids on March 26, 2025, targeting 17 Eritrean individuals suspected of involvement with the N'Hamedu Brigade, a group accused of violent riots and attacks on police, particularly during Eritrean events in Gießen and Stuttgart in 2022 and 2023; the investigation also inc...
Germany Raids Target Eritrean Group Suspected of Violent Riots
German authorities conducted raids on March 26, 2025, targeting 17 Eritrean individuals suspected of involvement with the N'Hamedu Brigade, a group accused of violent riots and attacks on police, particularly during Eritrean events in Gießen and Stuttgart in 2022 and 2023; the investigation also inc...
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48% Bias Score
German Payment Initiative Boosts Digital Payment Adoption
Several German payment providers launched "Deutschland zahlt digital", a one-year initiative subsidizing digital payment terminal costs and transactions for small businesses lacking cashless options, aiming to increase digital payment adoption in Germany, mirroring successful European models.
German Payment Initiative Boosts Digital Payment Adoption
Several German payment providers launched "Deutschland zahlt digital", a one-year initiative subsidizing digital payment terminal costs and transactions for small businesses lacking cashless options, aiming to increase digital payment adoption in Germany, mirroring successful European models.
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40% Bias Score
Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decrease by 17 Percent
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023 (28,900 to 24,100), alongside a 30 percent drop in hospitalizations (to 139,200 in 2023), possibly due to improved treatments and early detection; however, overall cancer deaths increased by 10 percent.
Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decrease by 17 Percent
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023 (28,900 to 24,100), alongside a 30 percent drop in hospitalizations (to 139,200 in 2023), possibly due to improved treatments and early detection; however, overall cancer deaths increased by 10 percent.
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40% Bias Score
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