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Hamburg: Hundreds Change Gender Registry Entries Under New Self-Determination Act
Since November 2024, 872 people in Hamburg have changed their gender registry entries under Germany's new Self-Determination Act, with the highest number of changes in Altona district.
Hamburg: Hundreds Change Gender Registry Entries Under New Self-Determination Act
Since November 2024, 872 people in Hamburg have changed their gender registry entries under Germany's new Self-Determination Act, with the highest number of changes in Altona district.
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12% Bias Score
Challenges in Providing Warm Meals to Thuringian School Children
A survey reveals increasing difficulties in providing warm lunches to students in Thuringia, Germany, due to rising costs, staffing shortages, and logistical challenges, despite currently no widespread disruptions.
Challenges in Providing Warm Meals to Thuringian School Children
A survey reveals increasing difficulties in providing warm lunches to students in Thuringia, Germany, due to rising costs, staffing shortages, and logistical challenges, despite currently no widespread disruptions.
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20% Bias Score
EHEC Outbreak in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: O45:H2 Strain Identified
The identification of the O45:H2 EHEC strain responsible for the outbreak in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern allows for more targeted investigation into its source and spread, affecting 45 individuals, mostly children, with 12 developing HUS.
EHEC Outbreak in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: O45:H2 Strain Identified
The identification of the O45:H2 EHEC strain responsible for the outbreak in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern allows for more targeted investigation into its source and spread, affecting 45 individuals, mostly children, with 12 developing HUS.
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16% Bias Score
Storms Likely Caused Death of Two Tiny Pterosaur Fossils in Germany
Two exceptionally well-preserved pterosaur fossils, nicknamed "Lucky" and "Lucky II", found in Germany, likely died after strong winds broke their wings, causing them to fall into a lagoon and drown, according to a new study.
Storms Likely Caused Death of Two Tiny Pterosaur Fossils in Germany
Two exceptionally well-preserved pterosaur fossils, nicknamed "Lucky" and "Lucky II", found in Germany, likely died after strong winds broke their wings, causing them to fall into a lagoon and drown, according to a new study.
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40% Bias Score
German Village Shows Solidarity After Repeated Rainbow Flag Thefts
In Wahrenholz, Germany, residents are displaying rainbow flags to show solidarity with a family who has had their flag stolen four times this year, highlighting the community's commitment to diversity and tolerance.
German Village Shows Solidarity After Repeated Rainbow Flag Thefts
In Wahrenholz, Germany, residents are displaying rainbow flags to show solidarity with a family who has had their flag stolen four times this year, highlighting the community's commitment to diversity and tolerance.
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16% Bias Score
Tübingen Debate: Palmer vs. Frohnmaier
In a disrupted Tübingen debate, Mayor Boris Palmer and AfD leader Markus Frohnmaier clashed over climate policies and housing, with communication expert Frank Brettschneider assessing the event's effectiveness.
Tübingen Debate: Palmer vs. Frohnmaier
In a disrupted Tübingen debate, Mayor Boris Palmer and AfD leader Markus Frohnmaier clashed over climate policies and housing, with communication expert Frank Brettschneider assessing the event's effectiveness.
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32% Bias Score
Bauhaus Celebrates 100 Years Amidst Political Controversy
The Bauhaus school in Dessau, Germany, is celebrating its 100th anniversary with exhibitions and events focusing on its materials and community spirit, while facing recent criticism from the far-right AfD party.
Bauhaus Celebrates 100 Years Amidst Political Controversy
The Bauhaus school in Dessau, Germany, is celebrating its 100th anniversary with exhibitions and events focusing on its materials and community spirit, while facing recent criticism from the far-right AfD party.
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16% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Heatwave of Summer 2024 and other Historical Events on September 6th, 2025
The global average temperature from June to August 2024 was 0.69 degrees Celsius above the 1991-2020 average, marking the hottest summer on record, while Europe saw a 1.54-degree increase; other historical events on September 6th include the UN Millennium Summit in 2000, pardons for ex-SED Politburo...
Record-Breaking Heatwave of Summer 2024 and other Historical Events on September 6th, 2025
The global average temperature from June to August 2024 was 0.69 degrees Celsius above the 1991-2020 average, marking the hottest summer on record, while Europe saw a 1.54-degree increase; other historical events on September 6th include the UN Millennium Summit in 2000, pardons for ex-SED Politburo...
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0% Bias Score
Bavarian State Government Defends Sale of Criminal Justice Center Despite Public Backlash
Despite significant public opposition from Munich, the Bavarian state government is proceeding with plans to sell the Criminal Justice Center, aiming to build more affordable housing elsewhere with the proceeds, while facing criticism for not utilizing the central location for this purpose.
Bavarian State Government Defends Sale of Criminal Justice Center Despite Public Backlash
Despite significant public opposition from Munich, the Bavarian state government is proceeding with plans to sell the Criminal Justice Center, aiming to build more affordable housing elsewhere with the proceeds, while facing criticism for not utilizing the central location for this purpose.
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44% Bias Score
Oberursel's "Kunsttäter": 25 Years of Art Therapy for Juvenile Offenders
For 25 years, Oberursel's "Kunsttäter" (Art Offenders) program has offered artistic rehabilitation to nearly 1,000 juvenile offenders, primarily males aged 14-21, fulfilling court-mandated community service hours through art creation.
Oberursel's "Kunsttäter": 25 Years of Art Therapy for Juvenile Offenders
For 25 years, Oberursel's "Kunsttäter" (Art Offenders) program has offered artistic rehabilitation to nearly 1,000 juvenile offenders, primarily males aged 14-21, fulfilling court-mandated community service hours through art creation.
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52% Bias Score
Palmer-Frohnmaier Debate: No Clear Winner, but Lessons Learned
Following a contentious debate between Tübingen Mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier, Palmer claims neither side achieved a decisive victory, highlighting areas where he could have better countered Frohnmaier's arguments while successfully debunking AfD claims on crime statistic...
Palmer-Frohnmaier Debate: No Clear Winner, but Lessons Learned
Following a contentious debate between Tübingen Mayor Boris Palmer and AfD state leader Markus Frohnmaier, Palmer claims neither side achieved a decisive victory, highlighting areas where he could have better countered Frohnmaier's arguments while successfully debunking AfD claims on crime statistic...
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48% Bias Score
Frankfurt's Ruling Coalition Faces Budget Impasse Six Months Before Local Elections
Following the collapse of a political alliance in Frankfurt, Germany, the city's mayor is urging the remaining coalition partners to finalize the 2026 budget before the upcoming local elections in six months, amid disagreements over spending priorities.
Frankfurt's Ruling Coalition Faces Budget Impasse Six Months Before Local Elections
Following the collapse of a political alliance in Frankfurt, Germany, the city's mayor is urging the remaining coalition partners to finalize the 2026 budget before the upcoming local elections in six months, amid disagreements over spending priorities.
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24% Bias Score
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