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Gambian Asylum Seeker Confesses to Fatal Stabbing in Ravensburg
A 32-year-old Gambian asylum seeker confessed to stabbing a 25-year-old Somali man to death in Ravensburg, Germany on August 2024, following a dispute over belongings. The accused, with prior convictions, claims self-defense but faces charges of treachery and base motives.
Gambian Asylum Seeker Confesses to Fatal Stabbing in Ravensburg
A 32-year-old Gambian asylum seeker confessed to stabbing a 25-year-old Somali man to death in Ravensburg, Germany on August 2024, following a dispute over belongings. The accused, with prior convictions, claims self-defense but faces charges of treachery and base motives.
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52% Bias Score


Hessen Launches €1 Billion Economic Development Fund Amidst Opposition
The €1 billion Hessenfonds, launched April 1st, 2025, offers subsidized loans and equity to Hessian businesses for investments in modernization and digitalization, prompting debate over its effectiveness and alignment with climate goals. Applications open after Easter.
Hessen Launches €1 Billion Economic Development Fund Amidst Opposition
The €1 billion Hessenfonds, launched April 1st, 2025, offers subsidized loans and equity to Hessian businesses for investments in modernization and digitalization, prompting debate over its effectiveness and alignment with climate goals. Applications open after Easter.
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40% Bias Score


Ford Germany Job Cuts Spark Union Demand for High Severance Pay
Ford Germany plans to cut 2,900 jobs by 2027, prompting the IG Metall union to demand substantial severance packages, including a €200,000 base payment plus additional compensation, and insolvency protection from Ford's US parent company; social tariff negotiations begin Thursday.
Ford Germany Job Cuts Spark Union Demand for High Severance Pay
Ford Germany plans to cut 2,900 jobs by 2027, prompting the IG Metall union to demand substantial severance packages, including a €200,000 base payment plus additional compensation, and insolvency protection from Ford's US parent company; social tariff negotiations begin Thursday.
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40% Bias Score


German Court Upholds Solidarity Tax, Citing Ongoing Reunification Costs
Germany's Constitutional Court upheld the 5.5% solidarity tax, introduced in 1991 to fund reunification costs, rejecting a challenge arguing its unconstitutionality due to the 2019 expiration of Solidarity Pact II and its current application to only 10% of high-income earners. The court ruled that o...
German Court Upholds Solidarity Tax, Citing Ongoing Reunification Costs
Germany's Constitutional Court upheld the 5.5% solidarity tax, introduced in 1991 to fund reunification costs, rejecting a challenge arguing its unconstitutionality due to the 2019 expiration of Solidarity Pact II and its current application to only 10% of high-income earners. The court ruled that o...
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48% Bias Score


German Cabaret Combats Elder Fraud
Ned mit mir!" is a German preventative cabaret show educating senior citizens about elder fraud, particularly call center scams resulting in over €2.4 million in losses in Upper Bavaria South during 2024, and emphasizing reporting to prevent future victimization.
German Cabaret Combats Elder Fraud
Ned mit mir!" is a German preventative cabaret show educating senior citizens about elder fraud, particularly call center scams resulting in over €2.4 million in losses in Upper Bavaria South during 2024, and emphasizing reporting to prevent future victimization.
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44% Bias Score


Farm Protest Forces Candidate's Withdrawal
Following a protest by Animal Rebellion activists at the farm of Bavarian Farmers' President Günther Felßner, 13 individuals are under investigation for trespassing; Felßner withdrew his candidacy for Federal Minister of Agriculture due to safety concerns, prompting condemnation across the political...
Farm Protest Forces Candidate's Withdrawal
Following a protest by Animal Rebellion activists at the farm of Bavarian Farmers' President Günther Felßner, 13 individuals are under investigation for trespassing; Felßner withdrew his candidacy for Federal Minister of Agriculture due to safety concerns, prompting condemnation across the political...
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60% Bias Score

Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decline by 17 Percent in Two Decades
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023, dropping from 28,900 to 24,100, while hospitalizations decreased by 30 percent, attributed to improved treatment and early detection programs.

Colorectal Cancer Deaths in Germany Decline by 17 Percent in Two Decades
Germany saw a 17 percent decrease in colorectal cancer deaths between 2003 and 2023, dropping from 28,900 to 24,100, while hospitalizations decreased by 30 percent, attributed to improved treatment and early detection programs.
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24% Bias Score

Leopoldina President on Lack of US Resistance to Trump
Bettina Rockenbach, the new president of the National Academy Leopoldina, expressed surprise at the lack of resistance in the US to Donald Trump's actions, highlighting the speed and decisiveness of their implementation.

Leopoldina President on Lack of US Resistance to Trump
Bettina Rockenbach, the new president of the National Academy Leopoldina, expressed surprise at the lack of resistance in the US to Donald Trump's actions, highlighting the speed and decisiveness of their implementation.
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44% Bias Score

IG Metall Demands High Severance Pay Amid Ford Germany Job Cuts
The IG Metall union in Germany is demanding substantial severance packages—a €200,000 base payment plus additional compensation—for Ford employees facing job cuts, citing the recent withdrawal of insolvency protection by Ford's US parent company as a major concern.

IG Metall Demands High Severance Pay Amid Ford Germany Job Cuts
The IG Metall union in Germany is demanding substantial severance packages—a €200,000 base payment plus additional compensation—for Ford employees facing job cuts, citing the recent withdrawal of insolvency protection by Ford's US parent company as a major concern.
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40% Bias Score

Schleswig-Holstein Expands Domestic Violence Protection with Electronic Monitoring
Schleswig-Holstein's parliament approved a law allowing electronic ankle monitors for domestic violence offenders, mirroring Spain's model to enhance protection; this follows a rise in reported cases (9,360 in 2024, up 8.8%), though trans women remain excluded.

Schleswig-Holstein Expands Domestic Violence Protection with Electronic Monitoring
Schleswig-Holstein's parliament approved a law allowing electronic ankle monitors for domestic violence offenders, mirroring Spain's model to enhance protection; this follows a rise in reported cases (9,360 in 2024, up 8.8%), though trans women remain excluded.
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44% Bias Score

Gesamtmetall Proposes Limits on German Warning Strikes
Germany's Gesamtmetall proposes legislation to limit widespread warning strikes during labor negotiations, advocating for arbitration as a primary conflict-resolution method to curb disruptions in essential services like transportation, while facing strong opposition from unions.

Gesamtmetall Proposes Limits on German Warning Strikes
Germany's Gesamtmetall proposes legislation to limit widespread warning strikes during labor negotiations, advocating for arbitration as a primary conflict-resolution method to curb disruptions in essential services like transportation, while facing strong opposition from unions.
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56% Bias Score

Northvolt Insolvency: Minister Accuses Schleswig-Holstein of Withholding Risks
Former Minister Bernd Buchholz accuses Schleswig-Holstein's government of concealing risks related to Northvolt's battery factory funding, potentially costing the state €300 million due to the company's insolvency; the state parliament will discuss the issue on Thursday.

Northvolt Insolvency: Minister Accuses Schleswig-Holstein of Withholding Risks
Former Minister Bernd Buchholz accuses Schleswig-Holstein's government of concealing risks related to Northvolt's battery factory funding, potentially costing the state €300 million due to the company's insolvency; the state parliament will discuss the issue on Thursday.
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40% Bias Score
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