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AfD's Wind Turbine Threat: Implications for Germany's Energy Transition
AfD's Alice Weidel initially threatened to dismantle wind turbines if elected, later clarifying it would only apply to those in Hesse's Reinhardswald. This highlights wind energy as a key target for the far-right due to its association with ecological modernity, while ignoring potential energy short...
AfD's Wind Turbine Threat: Implications for Germany's Energy Transition
AfD's Alice Weidel initially threatened to dismantle wind turbines if elected, later clarifying it would only apply to those in Hesse's Reinhardswald. This highlights wind energy as a key target for the far-right due to its association with ecological modernity, while ignoring potential energy short...
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52% Bias Score
Bavarian Doctors to Strike, Disrupting Non-Emergency Hospital Care
Doctors in approximately 200 Bavarian public hospitals will strike from Wednesday to Friday, providing only emergency services due to ongoing wage negotiations with the Marburger Bund union, impacting non-urgent patient care.
Bavarian Doctors to Strike, Disrupting Non-Emergency Hospital Care
Doctors in approximately 200 Bavarian public hospitals will strike from Wednesday to Friday, providing only emergency services due to ongoing wage negotiations with the Marburger Bund union, impacting non-urgent patient care.
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36% Bias Score
Record High Sick Days in Bavaria: Mental Health and Reporting Systems
The Kaufmännische Krankenkasse (KKH) reports a record high of 189 sick days per 100 members in Bavaria during 2024, exceeding 2023's figures by two and almost doubling 2021's 97 cases; the increase is attributed to rising mental health issues and the automated reporting of electronic sick notes, pla...
Record High Sick Days in Bavaria: Mental Health and Reporting Systems
The Kaufmännische Krankenkasse (KKH) reports a record high of 189 sick days per 100 members in Bavaria during 2024, exceeding 2023's figures by two and almost doubling 2021's 97 cases; the increase is attributed to rising mental health issues and the automated reporting of electronic sick notes, pla...
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48% Bias Score
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak in Germany Causes Import Bans, Economic Hardship for Farmers
An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in a water buffalo herd near Berlin, Germany's first in 35 years, has prompted import bans from several countries, causing economic hardship for German livestock farmers already facing falling prices and increased costs.
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak in Germany Causes Import Bans, Economic Hardship for Farmers
An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in a water buffalo herd near Berlin, Germany's first in 35 years, has prompted import bans from several countries, causing economic hardship for German livestock farmers already facing falling prices and increased costs.
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28% Bias Score
Sachsen-Anhalt Homeownership Up Slightly, but Germany Lags in Europe
A new study reveals that while the number of homeowner households in Sachsen-Anhalt slightly increased to 484,626 in 2022, Germany's overall homeownership rate remains low compared to other European countries, impacting retirement security for many.
Sachsen-Anhalt Homeownership Up Slightly, but Germany Lags in Europe
A new study reveals that while the number of homeowner households in Sachsen-Anhalt slightly increased to 484,626 in 2022, Germany's overall homeownership rate remains low compared to other European countries, impacting retirement security for many.
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48% Bias Score
AfD's 'Deportation Ticket' Flyers Spark Outrage in Karlsruhe
Ahead of Germany's February 23rd Bundestag election, the AfD party in Karlsruhe distributed approximately 30,000 flyers designed as 'deportation tickets' targeting 'illegal immigrants', sparking outrage and a planned legal complaint from the Left party for alleged incitement and threat.
AfD's 'Deportation Ticket' Flyers Spark Outrage in Karlsruhe
Ahead of Germany's February 23rd Bundestag election, the AfD party in Karlsruhe distributed approximately 30,000 flyers designed as 'deportation tickets' targeting 'illegal immigrants', sparking outrage and a planned legal complaint from the Left party for alleged incitement and threat.
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52% Bias Score
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak in Germany Threatens Agricultural Exports
Germany's Brandenburg region faces a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, prompting the culling of over 220 animals to contain the virus's spread; while not affecting humans, the outbreak threatens agricultural exports, especially dairy products, leading to concerns about economic impacts and causing ev...
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak in Germany Threatens Agricultural Exports
Germany's Brandenburg region faces a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, prompting the culling of over 220 animals to contain the virus's spread; while not affecting humans, the outbreak threatens agricultural exports, especially dairy products, leading to concerns about economic impacts and causing ev...
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40% Bias Score
Bavarian Doctors Strike Planned
Doctors in approximately 200 Bavarian municipal hospitals will strike from Wednesday to Friday, providing only emergency care due to a pay and shift-work dispute; the strike, supported by over 90% of union members, is expected to significantly affect non-urgent patient care.
Bavarian Doctors Strike Planned
Doctors in approximately 200 Bavarian municipal hospitals will strike from Wednesday to Friday, providing only emergency care due to a pay and shift-work dispute; the strike, supported by over 90% of union members, is expected to significantly affect non-urgent patient care.
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48% Bias Score
Cold Case Murder Trial: Father and Son Accused in 26-Year-Old Killing
A German court is trying a father and son for the 1996 or 1997 murder of a man who owed the father money; the weapon is missing, and key witnesses are dead.
Cold Case Murder Trial: Father and Son Accused in 26-Year-Old Killing
A German court is trying a father and son for the 1996 or 1997 murder of a man who owed the father money; the weapon is missing, and key witnesses are dead.
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40% Bias Score
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Prompts Closures of Berlin Children's Farms
Due to a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in a Brandenburg buffalo herd near Berlin, several children's farms and animal shelters in eastern Berlin districts have closed temporarily; transport of susceptible animals is banned citywide; precautionary measures are implemented elsewhere.
Foot-and-Mouth Disease Prompts Closures of Berlin Children's Farms
Due to a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in a Brandenburg buffalo herd near Berlin, several children's farms and animal shelters in eastern Berlin districts have closed temporarily; transport of susceptible animals is banned citywide; precautionary measures are implemented elsewhere.
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20% Bias Score
Hamburg's Debt Reaches 2009 Low After €647.5 Million Repayment
Hamburg's debt fell to its lowest point since 2009, reaching €22 billion by December 31st, 2024, after a €647.5 million repayment, following a record €2.5 billion reduction in 2023. This is largely due to stable tax revenues and a long-term spending plan.
Hamburg's Debt Reaches 2009 Low After €647.5 Million Repayment
Hamburg's debt fell to its lowest point since 2009, reaching €22 billion by December 31st, 2024, after a €647.5 million repayment, following a record €2.5 billion reduction in 2023. This is largely due to stable tax revenues and a long-term spending plan.
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40% Bias Score
Teacher Exodus Looms in North Rhine-Westphalia Amidst Excessive Workloads
A survey of 3,105 teachers in North Rhine-Westphalia found that 38% are considering leaving their jobs due to excessive workloads, with over 40% working 41-50 hours weekly and 37% working over 50 hours, while the government cites 12,000 new hires in the last 36 months as a countermeasure.
Teacher Exodus Looms in North Rhine-Westphalia Amidst Excessive Workloads
A survey of 3,105 teachers in North Rhine-Westphalia found that 38% are considering leaving their jobs due to excessive workloads, with over 40% working 41-50 hours weekly and 37% working over 50 hours, while the government cites 12,000 new hires in the last 36 months as a countermeasure.
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40% Bias Score
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