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Saleh Urges Stronger Rent Control in Germany
Berlin's SPD faction leader Raed Saleh is urging for a stronger rent control policy in Germany, proposing a clause in the Civil Code that allows states to implement rent controls or similar measures in areas with strained housing markets, arguing it's crucial for social stability and democratic trus...
Saleh Urges Stronger Rent Control in Germany
Berlin's SPD faction leader Raed Saleh is urging for a stronger rent control policy in Germany, proposing a clause in the Civil Code that allows states to implement rent controls or similar measures in areas with strained housing markets, arguing it's crucial for social stability and democratic trus...
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52% Bias Score


French Smokers Flock to Germany for Cheaper Cigarettes
Higher cigarette prices in France (€13 vs. €9 in nearby Kehl, Germany) are driving French consumers across the border to buy cheaper cigarettes, causing economic hardship for French tobacco retailers and prompting eight shop closures per year in the Bas-Rhin department, while the French government a...
French Smokers Flock to Germany for Cheaper Cigarettes
Higher cigarette prices in France (€13 vs. €9 in nearby Kehl, Germany) are driving French consumers across the border to buy cheaper cigarettes, causing economic hardship for French tobacco retailers and prompting eight shop closures per year in the Bas-Rhin department, while the French government a...
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36% Bias Score


Saleh Urges Stronger Rent Control in Germany
Raed Saleh, Berlin's SPD-Fraktionschef, is urging for stronger rent control measures in Germany, proposing a clause in the Civil Code allowing states to implement rent caps or similar regulations in areas with strained housing markets, to prevent displacement and maintain public trust in democracy.
Saleh Urges Stronger Rent Control in Germany
Raed Saleh, Berlin's SPD-Fraktionschef, is urging for stronger rent control measures in Germany, proposing a clause in the Civil Code allowing states to implement rent caps or similar regulations in areas with strained housing markets, to prevent displacement and maintain public trust in democracy.
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48% Bias Score


Trial of Suspected Former RAF Member Begins in Germany
Daniela Klette, a 66-year-old suspected former Red Army Faction (RAF) member, faces trial in Celle, Germany, for 13 robberies and attempted murder committed between 1999 and 2016 with accomplices still at large; the trial, attracting significant media attention, is expected to last two years.
Trial of Suspected Former RAF Member Begins in Germany
Daniela Klette, a 66-year-old suspected former Red Army Faction (RAF) member, faces trial in Celle, Germany, for 13 robberies and attempted murder committed between 1999 and 2016 with accomplices still at large; the trial, attracting significant media attention, is expected to last two years.
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56% Bias Score


Frankfurt Investigates KEG's Liquidity Crisis, Sparking Oversight Debate
Frankfurt's city council will investigate the liquidity crisis of the KEG, a 50% city-owned company, after a €10 million bridging loan was approved to avert insolvency; the CDU criticizes the city's oversight and proposes changes.
Frankfurt Investigates KEG's Liquidity Crisis, Sparking Oversight Debate
Frankfurt's city council will investigate the liquidity crisis of the KEG, a 50% city-owned company, after a €10 million bridging loan was approved to avert insolvency; the CDU criticizes the city's oversight and proposes changes.
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52% Bias Score


German Citizen's Life Destroyed by UK Identity Theft
A 24-year-old German citizen, Rami Battikh, is facing severe career and life disruption due to a London criminal fraudulently using his stolen identity to rack up convictions that now appear on German databases, despite his repeated efforts to clear his name.
German Citizen's Life Destroyed by UK Identity Theft
A 24-year-old German citizen, Rami Battikh, is facing severe career and life disruption due to a London criminal fraudulently using his stolen identity to rack up convictions that now appear on German databases, despite his repeated efforts to clear his name.
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24% Bias Score

Mannheim-Stuttgart Rail Line Closure: 7.5 Million Euro Repairs Due to Tunnel Damage
Due to geological problems in the Freudensteintunnel near Knittlingen, the 99km Mannheim-Stuttgart high-speed rail line will be closed for repairs from April 17th to June 6th, causing delays up to 40 minutes and service cancellations; a €7.5 million repair project is underway.

Mannheim-Stuttgart Rail Line Closure: 7.5 Million Euro Repairs Due to Tunnel Damage
Due to geological problems in the Freudensteintunnel near Knittlingen, the 99km Mannheim-Stuttgart high-speed rail line will be closed for repairs from April 17th to June 6th, causing delays up to 40 minutes and service cancellations; a €7.5 million repair project is underway.
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20% Bias Score

Deadly Shootings at German Celebrations: One Suspect at Large, Another Arrested
A 47-year-old man was fatally shot at a wedding in Fürth, Germany, on Sunday; the suspect remains at large, and police are searching for two French-registered vehicles. Separately, a 39-year-old man died in Parsberg after a fight at a cultural festival, and the suspect was arrested.

Deadly Shootings at German Celebrations: One Suspect at Large, Another Arrested
A 47-year-old man was fatally shot at a wedding in Fürth, Germany, on Sunday; the suspect remains at large, and police are searching for two French-registered vehicles. Separately, a 39-year-old man died in Parsberg after a fight at a cultural festival, and the suspect was arrested.
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36% Bias Score

Germany Debates Costly Expansion of Mothers' Pension
Germany debates expanding its "Mütterrente" (Mothers' Pension), which would add three pension points for each child to the pensions of eligible parents regardless of the child's birth year. This would cost an estimated €5 billion annually and increase monthly pension payments by roughly €20 per chil...

Germany Debates Costly Expansion of Mothers' Pension
Germany debates expanding its "Mütterrente" (Mothers' Pension), which would add three pension points for each child to the pensions of eligible parents regardless of the child's birth year. This would cost an estimated €5 billion annually and increase monthly pension payments by roughly €20 per chil...
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24% Bias Score

ZEIT ONLINE" Launches AI-Powered Beta Search for Articles Since 1946
ZEIT ONLINE" launched an AI-powered beta search tool accessing articles from "DIE ZEIT" and "ZEIT ONLINE" since 1946, generating answers from linked sources, adapting to query type (simple or complex), and using various AI models, including an OpenAI language model, with user feedback crucial for on...

ZEIT ONLINE" Launches AI-Powered Beta Search for Articles Since 1946
ZEIT ONLINE" launched an AI-powered beta search tool accessing articles from "DIE ZEIT" and "ZEIT ONLINE" since 1946, generating answers from linked sources, adapting to query type (simple or complex), and using various AI models, including an OpenAI language model, with user feedback crucial for on...
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36% Bias Score

German Cities Rake in Millions from Speeding Tickets
German municipalities in Baden-Württemberg generate millions in revenue from speeding fines, with variations across cities due to different enforcement strategies and levels of vandalism; revenue is not consistently rising year over year.

German Cities Rake in Millions from Speeding Tickets
German municipalities in Baden-Württemberg generate millions in revenue from speeding fines, with variations across cities due to different enforcement strategies and levels of vandalism; revenue is not consistently rising year over year.
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36% Bias Score

Rhine-Main Universities Launch "Future Factory" to Boost Startup Creation
Four universities in the Rhine-Main region—Goethe University Frankfurt, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, TU Darmstadt—partnered with Futury to launch "Future Factory," aiming to create 1,000 startups by 2030, transferring 45% of Futury's shares to the universities to support student and research...

Rhine-Main Universities Launch "Future Factory" to Boost Startup Creation
Four universities in the Rhine-Main region—Goethe University Frankfurt, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, TU Darmstadt—partnered with Futury to launch "Future Factory," aiming to create 1,000 startups by 2030, transferring 45% of Futury's shares to the universities to support student and research...
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44% Bias Score
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