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German Public Sector Strike: €15 Billion Dispute Stalls Negotiations
In Germany, over 2.5 million public sector workers are striking, demanding an 8% pay raise or €350 more monthly, plus three extra vacation days, while employers cite a €15 billion cost and haven't made an offer yet, impacting services like transportation and childcare.
German Public Sector Strike: €15 Billion Dispute Stalls Negotiations
In Germany, over 2.5 million public sector workers are striking, demanding an 8% pay raise or €350 more monthly, plus three extra vacation days, while employers cite a €15 billion cost and haven't made an offer yet, impacting services like transportation and childcare.
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32% Bias Score
German Debt Brake Reform Faces Uncertain Future Amid Coalition Disputes
Germany's CDU/SPD coalition is negotiating with the Green party to reform the country's "debt brake," proposing €500 billion in spending for infrastructure and defense, facing opposition over funding allocation for climate transition and potential constitutional challenges.
German Debt Brake Reform Faces Uncertain Future Amid Coalition Disputes
Germany's CDU/SPD coalition is negotiating with the Green party to reform the country's "debt brake," proposing €500 billion in spending for infrastructure and defense, facing opposition over funding allocation for climate transition and potential constitutional challenges.
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44% Bias Score
German Surveillance Law: Appeal to European Court
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit challenging the 2020 BND Act amendments, prompting Reporters Without Borders and the Society for Civil Rights to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, citing the Act's allowance for widespread surveillance of media, particularly outside Germa...
German Surveillance Law: Appeal to European Court
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit challenging the 2020 BND Act amendments, prompting Reporters Without Borders and the Society for Civil Rights to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, citing the Act's allowance for widespread surveillance of media, particularly outside Germa...
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56% Bias Score
90 Islamist Extremist Minors Under Surveillance in Baden-Württemberg
The Baden-Württemberg domestic intelligence agency is monitoring roughly 90 minors involved in Islamist extremism, a sharp increase since October 7, 2023, following the Hamas attack on Israel; cases involve online radicalization, bomb-making instructions, and links to right-wing extremism.
90 Islamist Extremist Minors Under Surveillance in Baden-Württemberg
The Baden-Württemberg domestic intelligence agency is monitoring roughly 90 minors involved in Islamist extremism, a sharp increase since October 7, 2023, following the Hamas attack on Israel; cases involve online radicalization, bomb-making instructions, and links to right-wing extremism.
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36% Bias Score
Germany Exceeds 2024 Emissions Target, But Sectoral Shortfalls Remain
Germany's greenhouse gas emissions fell by 3.4 percent in 2024 to 649 million tons, exceeding the government's target but falling short in transportation and buildings, potentially leading to EU fines.
Germany Exceeds 2024 Emissions Target, But Sectoral Shortfalls Remain
Germany's greenhouse gas emissions fell by 3.4 percent in 2024 to 649 million tons, exceeding the government's target but falling short in transportation and buildings, potentially leading to EU fines.
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40% Bias Score
German Authorities' Failure to Recognize NSU Murders' Racist Motive to be Investigated
A research team will investigate why German authorities initially failed to recognize the racist motive behind the NSU's murder series, which spanned 2000-2006, resulting in a delayed investigation and diminished public trust.
German Authorities' Failure to Recognize NSU Murders' Racist Motive to be Investigated
A research team will investigate why German authorities initially failed to recognize the racist motive behind the NSU's murder series, which spanned 2000-2006, resulting in a delayed investigation and diminished public trust.
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32% Bias Score
German Parliament Demands Transparency on COVID-19 Origin Investigation
Germany's parliamentary intelligence committee demanded the government release its findings on COVID-19's origin, following media reports of BND evidence suggesting a lab leak in Wuhan, despite virologists' calls for more data to assess the hypothesis.
German Parliament Demands Transparency on COVID-19 Origin Investigation
Germany's parliamentary intelligence committee demanded the government release its findings on COVID-19's origin, following media reports of BND evidence suggesting a lab leak in Wuhan, despite virologists' calls for more data to assess the hypothesis.
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44% Bias Score
German Government Urged to Disclose COVID-19 Origin Findings
The Bundestag's intelligence committee pressed the German government to disclose its findings on COVID-19's origins, stemming from BND evidence suggesting a Wuhan lab leak; virologist Christian Drosten, however, stated a lack of data access prevented forming a conclusion.
German Government Urged to Disclose COVID-19 Origin Findings
The Bundestag's intelligence committee pressed the German government to disclose its findings on COVID-19's origins, stemming from BND evidence suggesting a Wuhan lab leak; virologist Christian Drosten, however, stated a lack of data access prevented forming a conclusion.
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44% Bias Score
German Public Sector Workers Strike for Higher Wages, Improved Conditions
German public sector unions Verdi and DBB are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement affecting 2.6 million workers, demanding an 8 percent wage increase or at least €350 more, alongside improved work conditions and flexible working arrangements; strikes at various locations, including air...
German Public Sector Workers Strike for Higher Wages, Improved Conditions
German public sector unions Verdi and DBB are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement affecting 2.6 million workers, demanding an 8 percent wage increase or at least €350 more, alongside improved work conditions and flexible working arrangements; strikes at various locations, including air...
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36% Bias Score
German Government Kept Secret Intelligence on COVID-19 Origin
Germany's foreign intelligence agency (BND) concluded in 2020 that a lab accident in Wuhan was the likely origin of COVID-19, but the Chancellery kept this 80-95% probability assessment secret, prompting an investigation and concerns about transparency.
German Government Kept Secret Intelligence on COVID-19 Origin
Germany's foreign intelligence agency (BND) concluded in 2020 that a lab accident in Wuhan was the likely origin of COVID-19, but the Chancellery kept this 80-95% probability assessment secret, prompting an investigation and concerns about transparency.
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40% Bias Score
German Campaign Demands Ban on Police Knee-Fixation Technique
The "Polizei im Nacken" campaign in Germany seeks to ban the police's use of knee-fixation due to its lethal potential, as evidenced by Zefanias M.'s case, who suffered long-term injuries after being wrongly accused and subjected to this practice for nine minutes; this campaign is gaining traction t...
German Campaign Demands Ban on Police Knee-Fixation Technique
The "Polizei im Nacken" campaign in Germany seeks to ban the police's use of knee-fixation due to its lethal potential, as evidenced by Zefanias M.'s case, who suffered long-term injuries after being wrongly accused and subjected to this practice for nine minutes; this campaign is gaining traction t...
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56% Bias Score
RBB Executives Resign After False Report on Green Politician
Due to fabricated testimonies in a report on harassment allegations against Green Party politician Stefan Gelbhaar, RBB program director Katrin Günther and editor-in-chief David Biesinger resigned; Gelbhaar is pursuing legal action for millions in damages.
RBB Executives Resign After False Report on Green Politician
Due to fabricated testimonies in a report on harassment allegations against Green Party politician Stefan Gelbhaar, RBB program director Katrin Günther and editor-in-chief David Biesinger resigned; Gelbhaar is pursuing legal action for millions in damages.
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36% Bias Score
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