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Alte Oper Frankfurt Launches "Green Subscription" to Promote Sustainability
The Alte Oper Frankfurt is launching a "Green Subscription" (March 28th) for €160-320, including five concerts, bike services, vegan food, expert talks, and a commitment to reducing energy consumption and measuring its climate impact.
Alte Oper Frankfurt Launches "Green Subscription" to Promote Sustainability
The Alte Oper Frankfurt is launching a "Green Subscription" (March 28th) for €160-320, including five concerts, bike services, vegan food, expert talks, and a commitment to reducing energy consumption and measuring its climate impact.
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32% Bias Score
Genzken's Art in Historical Context: A Frankfurt Exhibition
The Frankfurt Liebieghaus showcases Isa Genzken's sculptures alongside ancient artifacts from Egyptian times to the 18th century, revealing shared artistic concerns and challenging previous interpretations of her work.
Genzken's Art in Historical Context: A Frankfurt Exhibition
The Frankfurt Liebieghaus showcases Isa Genzken's sculptures alongside ancient artifacts from Egyptian times to the 18th century, revealing shared artistic concerns and challenging previous interpretations of her work.
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28% Bias Score
BaFin Probes Bayer's Disclosure of €8.4 Billion Capital Increase Plan
Germany's BaFin is investigating whether Bayer adequately disclosed plans for a potential €8.4 billion capital increase before its announcement caused a 10% share price drop last Friday; the probe examines market manipulation, insider trading, and ad-hoc disclosure violations.
BaFin Probes Bayer's Disclosure of €8.4 Billion Capital Increase Plan
Germany's BaFin is investigating whether Bayer adequately disclosed plans for a potential €8.4 billion capital increase before its announcement caused a 10% share price drop last Friday; the probe examines market manipulation, insider trading, and ad-hoc disclosure violations.
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48% Bias Score
\"Decline in German Fine Dining: Adapting to Changing Customer Preferences\"\
German fine-dining restaurants are experiencing a decline in mid-range clientele due to changing preferences and economic factors, prompting adjustments in menus and service styles to attract customers. Lower-segment Michelin-starred restaurants are particularly vulnerable, highlighting a need for i...
\"Decline in German Fine Dining: Adapting to Changing Customer Preferences\"\
German fine-dining restaurants are experiencing a decline in mid-range clientele due to changing preferences and economic factors, prompting adjustments in menus and service styles to attract customers. Lower-segment Michelin-starred restaurants are particularly vulnerable, highlighting a need for i...
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32% Bias Score
Frankfurt's Billion-Euro Infrastructure Plans Face Internal Spending Hurdles
Frankfurt City Council recently approved over 1.5 billion euros for infrastructure projects, including a subway extension and a multi-purpose arena, despite facing internal challenges in spending its current budget; the impact of the proposed German federal infrastructure package on Frankfurt's spen...
Frankfurt's Billion-Euro Infrastructure Plans Face Internal Spending Hurdles
Frankfurt City Council recently approved over 1.5 billion euros for infrastructure projects, including a subway extension and a multi-purpose arena, despite facing internal challenges in spending its current budget; the impact of the proposed German federal infrastructure package on Frankfurt's spen...
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48% Bias Score
German Spy Chief: Continued Intelligence Sharing with U.S. Despite Policy Shifts
Germany's spy chief, Bruno Kahl, voiced confidence in continued intelligence sharing with the U.S. despite policy changes in Washington, emphasizing the need for Western unity in defending Ukraine against Russia and increased collaboration with EU intelligence services due to U.S. restrictions on in...
German Spy Chief: Continued Intelligence Sharing with U.S. Despite Policy Shifts
Germany's spy chief, Bruno Kahl, voiced confidence in continued intelligence sharing with the U.S. despite policy changes in Washington, emphasizing the need for Western unity in defending Ukraine against Russia and increased collaboration with EU intelligence services due to U.S. restrictions on in...
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40% Bias Score
German Public Transportation Strikes Disrupt Services Across Multiple Cities
Due to a Verdi union strike impacting public transportation, services in Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Offenbach, and Marburg are significantly disrupted; the walkout also affects waste management and healthcare, with further actions planned.
German Public Transportation Strikes Disrupt Services Across Multiple Cities
Due to a Verdi union strike impacting public transportation, services in Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Offenbach, and Marburg are significantly disrupted; the walkout also affects waste management and healthcare, with further actions planned.
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32% Bias Score
Hamburg Trial: Woman Accused of Antisemitic Assault and Police Assault
In Hamburg, Germany, a 27-year-old woman faces trial for allegedly assaulting a German-Israeli Society board member after a lecture on anti-Jewish violence and later assaulting police during a pro-Palestinian protest.
Hamburg Trial: Woman Accused of Antisemitic Assault and Police Assault
In Hamburg, Germany, a 27-year-old woman faces trial for allegedly assaulting a German-Israeli Society board member after a lecture on anti-Jewish violence and later assaulting police during a pro-Palestinian protest.
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48% Bias Score
Nuremberg Public Transit Expands, but Shortages Remain
A Greenpeace study shows that Nuremberg's public transportation increased by 5.4% between 2023 and 2025, placing it second in Germany. However, driver shortages and funding issues remain challenges.
Nuremberg Public Transit Expands, but Shortages Remain
A Greenpeace study shows that Nuremberg's public transportation increased by 5.4% between 2023 and 2025, placing it second in Germany. However, driver shortages and funding issues remain challenges.
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52% Bias Score
Brandenburg Issues Prepaid Cards to Asylum Seekers, Sparking Controversy
Brandenburgian districts began issuing prepaid cards to asylum seekers in March 2025, limiting monthly cash withdrawals to €50 for adults and €25 for minors, a measure intended to curb money transfers to smugglers or abroad but criticized by refugee support groups as discriminatory.
Brandenburg Issues Prepaid Cards to Asylum Seekers, Sparking Controversy
Brandenburgian districts began issuing prepaid cards to asylum seekers in March 2025, limiting monthly cash withdrawals to €50 for adults and €25 for minors, a measure intended to curb money transfers to smugglers or abroad but criticized by refugee support groups as discriminatory.
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32% Bias Score
Three Killed in Tanker-Train Collision Near Karlsruhe
Three people died and several were injured in a collision between a fuel tanker and a light rail train at an uncontrolled crossing near Karlsruhe, Germany, around 2:15 PM on August 2, 2024, causing both vehicles to catch fire and disrupting rail services.
Three Killed in Tanker-Train Collision Near Karlsruhe
Three people died and several were injured in a collision between a fuel tanker and a light rail train at an uncontrolled crossing near Karlsruhe, Germany, around 2:15 PM on August 2, 2024, causing both vehicles to catch fire and disrupting rail services.
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24% Bias Score
U.S. LNG Exports Solve Germany's Energy Crisis, Boosting U.S. Economy
The U.S. has become the world's largest LNG exporter, significantly improving Europe's energy security and boosting the U.S. economy by $45.3 billion annually with 273,000 jobs, following the removal of a prior export license pause.
U.S. LNG Exports Solve Germany's Energy Crisis, Boosting U.S. Economy
The U.S. has become the world's largest LNG exporter, significantly improving Europe's energy security and boosting the U.S. economy by $45.3 billion annually with 273,000 jobs, following the removal of a prior export license pause.
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52% Bias Score
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