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RAF Member Faces Trial After 30 Years on the Run
Daniela Klette, a 66-year-old former member of Germany's Red Army Faction (RAF), is on trial in Celle, Germany, for robberies committed between 1998 and 2015 to fund her life after the group disbanded; she was arrested in February 2024 in Berlin.
RAF Member Faces Trial After 30 Years on the Run
Daniela Klette, a 66-year-old former member of Germany's Red Army Faction (RAF), is on trial in Celle, Germany, for robberies committed between 1998 and 2015 to fund her life after the group disbanded; she was arrested in February 2024 in Berlin.
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48% Bias Score
Mannheim Attack: Trial Reveals Online Radicalization
In Mannheim on May 31, 2024, Suleiman A. fatally stabbed police officer Rouven Laur and injured three others during an attack targeting Michael Stürzenberger, a member of Pax Europa, motivated by online radicalization and incitement from an extremist preacher.
Mannheim Attack: Trial Reveals Online Radicalization
In Mannheim on May 31, 2024, Suleiman A. fatally stabbed police officer Rouven Laur and injured three others during an attack targeting Michael Stürzenberger, a member of Pax Europa, motivated by online radicalization and incitement from an extremist preacher.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Court to Rule in Double Murder Case Amidst Prisoner Release Debate
Today's news includes a court ruling in the Weiteveen double murder case, a parliamentary vote on early prisoner releases due to cell shortages, debates on wolf management and development aid cuts, and the announcement of a K3 reunion concert.
Dutch Court to Rule in Double Murder Case Amidst Prisoner Release Debate
Today's news includes a court ruling in the Weiteveen double murder case, a parliamentary vote on early prisoner releases due to cell shortages, debates on wolf management and development aid cuts, and the announcement of a K3 reunion concert.
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28% Bias Score
Two More Arrests in "Die Firma" Drug Trafficking Case
German authorities arrested two more alleged members of the international drug trafficking ring "Die Firma", one at Frankfurt Airport accused of handling 170 kg of cocaine in Fall 2023 and another at a Bavarian border crossing, bringing the number of arrested members to 18 out of 33 suspects.
Two More Arrests in "Die Firma" Drug Trafficking Case
German authorities arrested two more alleged members of the international drug trafficking ring "Die Firma", one at Frankfurt Airport accused of handling 170 kg of cocaine in Fall 2023 and another at a Bavarian border crossing, bringing the number of arrested members to 18 out of 33 suspects.
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32% Bias Score
Hydrogen Combustion Engines: A Crucial Element in Germany's Climate Strategy
Germany's automotive leaders urge the new federal government to exempt hydrogen combustion engines from energy taxes to boost their market adoption, citing existing expertise and the need to meet climate goals while maintaining economic competitiveness.
Hydrogen Combustion Engines: A Crucial Element in Germany's Climate Strategy
Germany's automotive leaders urge the new federal government to exempt hydrogen combustion engines from energy taxes to boost their market adoption, citing existing expertise and the need to meet climate goals while maintaining economic competitiveness.
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64% Bias Score
Iqony Regains Full Ownership of District Heating Subsidiary
Iqony, a subsidiary of Steag Iqony Group, has bought back a 49% stake in its district heating subsidiary from Meag, a Munich Re subsidiary, for an undisclosed price, consolidating its position as a major player in the Ruhr area's district heating market.
Iqony Regains Full Ownership of District Heating Subsidiary
Iqony, a subsidiary of Steag Iqony Group, has bought back a 49% stake in its district heating subsidiary from Meag, a Munich Re subsidiary, for an undisclosed price, consolidating its position as a major player in the Ruhr area's district heating market.
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36% Bias Score
Study: Widespread Discrimination Against Minorities in Germany
A Racism Monitor study in Germany (March 2025) found that 60% of Muslim women and Black people experience daily discrimination, with subtle prejudice often disguised as social norms; the study interviewed almost 10,000 people.
Study: Widespread Discrimination Against Minorities in Germany
A Racism Monitor study in Germany (March 2025) found that 60% of Muslim women and Black people experience daily discrimination, with subtle prejudice often disguised as social norms; the study interviewed almost 10,000 people.
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36% Bias Score
Zverev's Losses Highlight Player Well-being Concerns in Professional Tennis
Alexander Zverev, currently ranked number three, discussed the ATP's prioritization of tournaments over players and reflected on his recent losses, attributed to poor mental recovery after losing the Australian Open final; his comments highlight broader concerns regarding player well-being within pr...
Zverev's Losses Highlight Player Well-being Concerns in Professional Tennis
Alexander Zverev, currently ranked number three, discussed the ATP's prioritization of tournaments over players and reflected on his recent losses, attributed to poor mental recovery after losing the Australian Open final; his comments highlight broader concerns regarding player well-being within pr...
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48% Bias Score
Trial of Former RAF Associate for Robberies Highlights Group's Enduring Legacy
Daniela Klette, 66, is on trial in Celle, Germany, for robberies committed between 1999 and 2016 with two accomplices, allegedly involving firearms and linked to her past association with the Red Army Faction (RAF), despite the current charges being unrelated to the group's past terrorist activities...
Trial of Former RAF Associate for Robberies Highlights Group's Enduring Legacy
Daniela Klette, 66, is on trial in Celle, Germany, for robberies committed between 1999 and 2016 with two accomplices, allegedly involving firearms and linked to her past association with the Red Army Faction (RAF), despite the current charges being unrelated to the group's past terrorist activities...
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40% Bias Score
Klöckner Elected as New President of German Bundestag Amidst Political Uncertainty
Following the German federal election, Julia Klöckner (CDU) was elected President of the Bundestag on October 25th, 2023, becoming the fourth woman to hold the office; she called for electoral reform and a more civil political discourse.
Klöckner Elected as New President of German Bundestag Amidst Political Uncertainty
Following the German federal election, Julia Klöckner (CDU) was elected President of the Bundestag on October 25th, 2023, becoming the fourth woman to hold the office; she called for electoral reform and a more civil political discourse.
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44% Bias Score
Bavaria Rejects All Cannabis Cultivation Applications
Despite nationwide cannabis legalization in Germany, Bavaria has yet to approve a single non-commercial cannabis cultivation application, rejecting 37 applications while others received approval in other states.
Bavaria Rejects All Cannabis Cultivation Applications
Despite nationwide cannabis legalization in Germany, Bavaria has yet to approve a single non-commercial cannabis cultivation application, rejecting 37 applications while others received approval in other states.
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72% Bias Score
Ahrtal's Tourism Recovery: Infrastructure Challenges and Long-Term Outlook
The Ahrtal region in Germany is recovering from the 2021 floods, with hotels reopening and infrastructure projects underway, aiming to restore its tourism industry within eight to ten years, despite facing challenges like damaged roads and railways.
Ahrtal's Tourism Recovery: Infrastructure Challenges and Long-Term Outlook
The Ahrtal region in Germany is recovering from the 2021 floods, with hotels reopening and infrastructure projects underway, aiming to restore its tourism industry within eight to ten years, despite facing challenges like damaged roads and railways.
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40% Bias Score
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