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Chemnitzer Street Art Exhibition Removes Artwork After Antisemitism Accusations
Organizers of the Ibug street art exhibition in Chemnitz removed parts of an artwork by Luke Carter titled "DEUTSCHLAND MORDET MIT" following accusations of antisemitism; the decision followed an expert's assessment deeming parts problematic, though the artist's intent wasn't considered antisemitic,...
Chemnitzer Street Art Exhibition Removes Artwork After Antisemitism Accusations
Organizers of the Ibug street art exhibition in Chemnitz removed parts of an artwork by Luke Carter titled "DEUTSCHLAND MORDET MIT" following accusations of antisemitism; the decision followed an expert's assessment deeming parts problematic, though the artist's intent wasn't considered antisemitic,...
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36% Bias Score
German Minister Calls for Revision of Self-Determination Act
Saxony's Justice Minister Constanze Geiert advocates for revising Germany's Self-Determination Act, citing its misuse in the case of convicted right-wing extremist Marla Svenja Liebich, who changed her gender and name to avoid prison in a women's facility.
German Minister Calls for Revision of Self-Determination Act
Saxony's Justice Minister Constanze Geiert advocates for revising Germany's Self-Determination Act, citing its misuse in the case of convicted right-wing extremist Marla Svenja Liebich, who changed her gender and name to avoid prison in a women's facility.
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24% Bias Score
Munich's U9 Subway Line: Early Stage Drilling Reveals Challenges
Munich has begun exploratory drilling for its planned U9 subway line, a project facing significant cost and timeline uncertainties despite early construction of a central station component.
Munich's U9 Subway Line: Early Stage Drilling Reveals Challenges
Munich has begun exploratory drilling for its planned U9 subway line, a project facing significant cost and timeline uncertainties despite early construction of a central station component.
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24% Bias Score
Iraqi Asylum Seeker Charged with Murder of 16-Year-Old Girl in Germany
A 31-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker, Muhammad A., has been charged with the murder of 16-year-old Liana K. in Friedland, Germany, after his DNA was found on her; he had previously been ordered deported.
Iraqi Asylum Seeker Charged with Murder of 16-Year-Old Girl in Germany
A 31-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker, Muhammad A., has been charged with the murder of 16-year-old Liana K. in Friedland, Germany, after his DNA was found on her; he had previously been ordered deported.
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40% Bias Score
Germany to Criminalize Catcalling: SPD Proposes Legislation
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) aims to criminalize catcalling, while the CDU/CSU coalition partner opposes the move, highlighting a societal debate on addressing verbal harassment.
Germany to Criminalize Catcalling: SPD Proposes Legislation
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) aims to criminalize catcalling, while the CDU/CSU coalition partner opposes the move, highlighting a societal debate on addressing verbal harassment.
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32% Bias Score
ONE-Dyas to Begin Gas Drilling in German North Sea Despite Environmental Concerns
Despite environmental protests, the Lower Saxony State Office for Mining, Energy and Geology (LBEG) approved ONE-Dyas's application to begin natural gas drilling in the North Sea off Borkum Island, citing a need to reduce reliance on non-EU gas imports, though the state's energy minister disputes th...
ONE-Dyas to Begin Gas Drilling in German North Sea Despite Environmental Concerns
Despite environmental protests, the Lower Saxony State Office for Mining, Energy and Geology (LBEG) approved ONE-Dyas's application to begin natural gas drilling in the North Sea off Borkum Island, citing a need to reduce reliance on non-EU gas imports, though the state's energy minister disputes th...
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40% Bias Score
German Court Fines Right-Wing Influencer for Insulting Journalist
A German court ordered right-wing influencer Anthony Lee to pay a fine for insulting journalist Jost Maurin, highlighting the legal repercussions of online harassment and the importance of protecting journalistic integrity.
German Court Fines Right-Wing Influencer for Insulting Journalist
A German court ordered right-wing influencer Anthony Lee to pay a fine for insulting journalist Jost Maurin, highlighting the legal repercussions of online harassment and the importance of protecting journalistic integrity.
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20% Bias Score
Increased Phone Fees in West Germany, 1964, and the Political Context
In August 1964, West German post minister Richard Stücklen raised phone fees, while rejecting a postal rate hike, prompting concerns about political instrumentalization of communication with East Germany.
Increased Phone Fees in West Germany, 1964, and the Political Context
In August 1964, West German post minister Richard Stücklen raised phone fees, while rejecting a postal rate hike, prompting concerns about political instrumentalization of communication with East Germany.
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0% Bias Score
German Court Rejects Afghan Judge's Visa Application Due to Program Discrepancy
A former high-ranking Afghan judge was denied a visa to Germany because his acceptance was from an outdated program, highlighting inconsistencies in Germany's Afghan relocation efforts.
German Court Rejects Afghan Judge's Visa Application Due to Program Discrepancy
A former high-ranking Afghan judge was denied a visa to Germany because his acceptance was from an outdated program, highlighting inconsistencies in Germany's Afghan relocation efforts.
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16% Bias Score
Neo-Nazi Liebich Flees Germany After Prison Sentence, Raising Concerns About Gender Self-Determination Law
A German neo-Nazi, Marla-Svenja Liebich, who recently changed her name and gender using Germany's new Self-Determination Act, fled the country after being sentenced to prison for right-wing extremist activities, sparking a debate about potential loopholes in the law.
Neo-Nazi Liebich Flees Germany After Prison Sentence, Raising Concerns About Gender Self-Determination Law
A German neo-Nazi, Marla-Svenja Liebich, who recently changed her name and gender using Germany's new Self-Determination Act, fled the country after being sentenced to prison for right-wing extremist activities, sparking a debate about potential loopholes in the law.
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40% Bias Score
German Coalition Debates Social Welfare Cuts Amidst Budget Deficit
Germany's governing coalition is debating whether it can afford its social welfare system, with the Union demanding cuts and the SPD suggesting taxes on the wealthy, while facing pressure from their own bases.
German Coalition Debates Social Welfare Cuts Amidst Budget Deficit
Germany's governing coalition is debating whether it can afford its social welfare system, with the Union demanding cuts and the SPD suggesting taxes on the wealthy, while facing pressure from their own bases.
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52% Bias Score
Jordanian Engineer Stabs Woman in Darmstadt Apartment
On a Friday evening in November 2022, in Darmstadt, Germany, a 27-year-old Jordanian engineer, Sanad B., allegedly stabbed a 23-year-old woman four times in the back after forcing his way into her boyfriend's apartment, attempting to kill her while experiencing cannabis-induced paranoia.
Jordanian Engineer Stabs Woman in Darmstadt Apartment
On a Friday evening in November 2022, in Darmstadt, Germany, a 27-year-old Jordanian engineer, Sanad B., allegedly stabbed a 23-year-old woman four times in the back after forcing his way into her boyfriend's apartment, attempting to kill her while experiencing cannabis-induced paranoia.
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24% Bias Score
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