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German Workers' Disillusionment with Green Party: 2025 Election Results
The 2025 German Bundestag election saw a stark contrast in voting patterns between German workers, with 38% voting AfD and only 5% voting Green, due to the perception that Green policies are inaccessible to the working class, focusing on luxury goods rather than affordable solutions.
German Workers' Disillusionment with Green Party: 2025 Election Results
The 2025 German Bundestag election saw a stark contrast in voting patterns between German workers, with 38% voting AfD and only 5% voting Green, due to the perception that Green policies are inaccessible to the working class, focusing on luxury goods rather than affordable solutions.
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44% Bias Score


East vs. West German Feminism: A Podcast Discussion
Podcast episode 7 of "Mauerecho – Ost trifft West" features Halina Bendkowski and Imke Günther discussing their contrasting experiences with gender equality in East and West Germany, highlighting the impact of reunification and the challenges faced by immigrant women.
East vs. West German Feminism: A Podcast Discussion
Podcast episode 7 of "Mauerecho – Ost trifft West" features Halina Bendkowski and Imke Günther discussing their contrasting experiences with gender equality in East and West Germany, highlighting the impact of reunification and the challenges faced by immigrant women.
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44% Bias Score


High German Rents Fuel Job Mobility Crisis
A PwC survey of 4,000 German professionals reveals that high rents in major cities are pushing 10% of respondents to change jobs and influencing another 35% to consider it; the difficulty of finding affordable housing is considered a matter of 'pure luck' by almost 90%.
High German Rents Fuel Job Mobility Crisis
A PwC survey of 4,000 German professionals reveals that high rents in major cities are pushing 10% of respondents to change jobs and influencing another 35% to consider it; the difficulty of finding affordable housing is considered a matter of 'pure luck' by almost 90%.
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44% Bias Score


Lipowitz secures second place in Paris-Nice, raising German cycling hopes
German cyclist Florian Lipowitz finished second overall in the Paris-Nice cycle race, securing the best young rider jersey, marking Germany's best result since Maximilian Schachmann's wins in 2020 and 2021.
Lipowitz secures second place in Paris-Nice, raising German cycling hopes
German cyclist Florian Lipowitz finished second overall in the Paris-Nice cycle race, securing the best young rider jersey, marking Germany's best result since Maximilian Schachmann's wins in 2020 and 2021.
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48% Bias Score


German Cookbooks Reflect Centuries of Food Habits and Societal Shifts
Traditional Lenten fasting in Germany reveals changing food habits and societal trends over 150 years, as evidenced by cookbooks reflecting economic conditions, wartime rationing, and evolving culinary practices.
German Cookbooks Reflect Centuries of Food Habits and Societal Shifts
Traditional Lenten fasting in Germany reveals changing food habits and societal trends over 150 years, as evidenced by cookbooks reflecting economic conditions, wartime rationing, and evolving culinary practices.
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36% Bias Score


Germany's Hypocritical Stance on Israel and Palestine
Germany's million in arms exports to Israel between August and October 2024 directly contradicts its condemnation of Trump's plan to displace Palestinians, highlighting a profound inconsistency in its foreign policy and a lack of commitment to international law amidst evidence of potential genocide.
Germany's Hypocritical Stance on Israel and Palestine
Germany's million in arms exports to Israel between August and October 2024 directly contradicts its condemnation of Trump's plan to displace Palestinians, highlighting a profound inconsistency in its foreign policy and a lack of commitment to international law amidst evidence of potential genocide.
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64% Bias Score

Global Polarization: The Role of Far-Right Politics and Socio-Economic Inequality
The article examines the increasing global polarization, focusing on the role of political figures like Donald Trump and the AfD in Germany, highlighting the connection between the rise of the far-right and increased social prejudice, and advocating for addressing underlying socio-economic inequalit...

Global Polarization: The Role of Far-Right Politics and Socio-Economic Inequality
The article examines the increasing global polarization, focusing on the role of political figures like Donald Trump and the AfD in Germany, highlighting the connection between the rise of the far-right and increased social prejudice, and advocating for addressing underlying socio-economic inequalit...
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48% Bias Score

German Addiction Prevention Center Reports High Demand in First Year
One year after its launch on March 20, 2024, the Prevention Center for Behavioral Addictions (PZVS) in Germany reports high demand for its services, particularly concerning youth and the prevention of problematic behaviors related to gaming, social media, and other addictions; over 1,000 students pa...

German Addiction Prevention Center Reports High Demand in First Year
One year after its launch on March 20, 2024, the Prevention Center for Behavioral Addictions (PZVS) in Germany reports high demand for its services, particularly concerning youth and the prevention of problematic behaviors related to gaming, social media, and other addictions; over 1,000 students pa...
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36% Bias Score

High German Rents Hamper Companies' Quest for Skilled Workers
A PwC survey of 4,000 German professionals reveals that high rents in major cities are a significant obstacle for companies seeking skilled workers, with 35 percent considering job changes due to housing costs and 10 percent having already relocated for this reason.

High German Rents Hamper Companies' Quest for Skilled Workers
A PwC survey of 4,000 German professionals reveals that high rents in major cities are a significant obstacle for companies seeking skilled workers, with 35 percent considering job changes due to housing costs and 10 percent having already relocated for this reason.
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40% Bias Score

Saxon Greens Urge Enhanced Foot-and-Mouth Disease Prevention Measures
Following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Brandenburg, Germany, Saxon Green Party member Wolfram Günther urged improved preventative measures in Saxony, including farmer support and a compensation fund for economic losses from potential transport bans, citing insufficient current mechanisms and...

Saxon Greens Urge Enhanced Foot-and-Mouth Disease Prevention Measures
Following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Brandenburg, Germany, Saxon Green Party member Wolfram Günther urged improved preventative measures in Saxony, including farmer support and a compensation fund for economic losses from potential transport bans, citing insufficient current mechanisms and...
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40% Bias Score

Window Films Save Birds from Deadly Collisions in Bayern
In Bayern, Germany, special films on windows of public buildings are preventing bird deaths from collisions; the LBV estimates 100 million birds die annually in Germany from window impacts, with a high fatality rate; a successful intervention at the Nuremberg Future Museum shows effectiveness.

Window Films Save Birds from Deadly Collisions in Bayern
In Bayern, Germany, special films on windows of public buildings are preventing bird deaths from collisions; the LBV estimates 100 million birds die annually in Germany from window impacts, with a high fatality rate; a successful intervention at the Nuremberg Future Museum shows effectiveness.
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32% Bias Score

Hamburg Launches First "Utilize Instead of Curtail" Power-to-Heat Plant
Hamburg's 45-megawatt "Karoline" power-to-heat plant, the first of its kind in Germany, started operating on March 5th, using excess wind energy to provide district heating for up to 15,000 households, enabled by a new energy act.

Hamburg Launches First "Utilize Instead of Curtail" Power-to-Heat Plant
Hamburg's 45-megawatt "Karoline" power-to-heat plant, the first of its kind in Germany, started operating on March 5th, using excess wind energy to provide district heating for up to 15,000 households, enabled by a new energy act.
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36% Bias Score
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