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German Greens Demand Exclusion of CDU Politicians Over Russian Gas Import Comments
Konstantin von Notz of the Green Party demanded the exclusion of CDU politicians, namely Jan Heinisch and Thomas Bareiß, from coalition talks due to their comments suggesting potential future Russian gas imports, highlighting ongoing tensions between Germany's political parties concerning energy sec...
German Greens Demand Exclusion of CDU Politicians Over Russian Gas Import Comments
Konstantin von Notz of the Green Party demanded the exclusion of CDU politicians, namely Jan Heinisch and Thomas Bareiß, from coalition talks due to their comments suggesting potential future Russian gas imports, highlighting ongoing tensions between Germany's political parties concerning energy sec...
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40% Bias Score
Tesla Faces Backlash for Withholding Wages from Sick Employees in Germany
Tesla is withholding wages from sick employees in its Grünheide factory, demanding access to medical records, and facing legal action from the IG Metall union, which has already recovered almost half a million euros in withheld wages for Tesla workers.
Tesla Faces Backlash for Withholding Wages from Sick Employees in Germany
Tesla is withholding wages from sick employees in its Grünheide factory, demanding access to medical records, and facing legal action from the IG Metall union, which has already recovered almost half a million euros in withheld wages for Tesla workers.
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56% Bias Score
EU Plans Massive Defense Spending Increase Amidst Russian Threat and Internal Funding Debate
Facing a growing Russian threat and a changed US foreign policy, the European Union plans to significantly increase defense spending, potentially through a new large-scale common borrowing scheme similar to the one used during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing internal debate about funding and economic ...
EU Plans Massive Defense Spending Increase Amidst Russian Threat and Internal Funding Debate
Facing a growing Russian threat and a changed US foreign policy, the European Union plans to significantly increase defense spending, potentially through a new large-scale common borrowing scheme similar to the one used during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing internal debate about funding and economic ...
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60% Bias Score
Germany's Corona Lockdown: Impacts and Lessons Learned
Germany's 2020 Corona lockdown, lasting until April 2023, resulted in approximately 187,000 deaths and significant societal disruption, highlighting the need for improved pandemic response strategies and public trust.
Germany's Corona Lockdown: Impacts and Lessons Learned
Germany's 2020 Corona lockdown, lasting until April 2023, resulted in approximately 187,000 deaths and significant societal disruption, highlighting the need for improved pandemic response strategies and public trust.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Closes Embassy in Juba Amid Renewed South Sudan Conflict
Germany closed its embassy in Juba, South Sudan, due to escalating violence between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, which has displaced at least 50,000 people since February and threatens to spread beyond the northeast border region near Ethiopia.
Germany Closes Embassy in Juba Amid Renewed South Sudan Conflict
Germany closed its embassy in Juba, South Sudan, due to escalating violence between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar, which has displaced at least 50,000 people since February and threatens to spread beyond the northeast border region near Ethiopia.
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40% Bias Score
Rhine Valley Railway Line Renovations Cause Widespread Disruptions
Deutsche Bahn is renovating the Rhine Valley railway line between Karlsruhe and Basel from April 18th to 27th, causing cancellations, schedule changes, and bus replacements for long-distance and regional trains, impacting tens of thousands of daily passengers; the work includes track, switch, and gr...
Rhine Valley Railway Line Renovations Cause Widespread Disruptions
Deutsche Bahn is renovating the Rhine Valley railway line between Karlsruhe and Basel from April 18th to 27th, causing cancellations, schedule changes, and bus replacements for long-distance and regional trains, impacting tens of thousands of daily passengers; the work includes track, switch, and gr...
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36% Bias Score
Merz Seeks Increased Debt for Germany's Foreign Policy Challenges
Germany's CDU leader Friedrich Merz justifies increased government debt to address strained transatlantic relations, support for Ukraine (including potential Taurus missile delivery), European defense cooperation, and managing economic challenges with China and the Middle East conflict.
Merz Seeks Increased Debt for Germany's Foreign Policy Challenges
Germany's CDU leader Friedrich Merz justifies increased government debt to address strained transatlantic relations, support for Ukraine (including potential Taurus missile delivery), European defense cooperation, and managing economic challenges with China and the Middle East conflict.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Relaxes Debt Brake, Approves €200 Billion Spending Package
Germany's parliament passed a constitutional amendment relaxing its debt brake to allow for €100 billion in new spending for infrastructure and €100 billion for climate action, plus additional borrowing for defense, exceeding the usual limit by approximately €44 billion this year.
Germany Relaxes Debt Brake, Approves €200 Billion Spending Package
Germany's parliament passed a constitutional amendment relaxing its debt brake to allow for €100 billion in new spending for infrastructure and €100 billion for climate action, plus additional borrowing for defense, exceeding the usual limit by approximately €44 billion this year.
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36% Bias Score
Berlin Neo-Nazi March Cut Short by Counter-Protests
A right-wing extremist demonstration in Berlin's Friedrichshain district on Saturday, titled "For Law and Order," was ended prematurely after about four hours due to numerous counter-protests; around 850 participants were met by over 2,000 counter-protesters, resulting in around 100 arrests.
Berlin Neo-Nazi March Cut Short by Counter-Protests
A right-wing extremist demonstration in Berlin's Friedrichshain district on Saturday, titled "For Law and Order," was ended prematurely after about four hours due to numerous counter-protests; around 850 participants were met by over 2,000 counter-protesters, resulting in around 100 arrests.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Approves €1 Trillion Loan for Defense, Infrastructure, and Climate
Germany's Bundesrat approved a €1 trillion loan for military modernization, infrastructure, and climate action, despite some state governments abstaining due to defense spending concerns; the loan aims to address critical infrastructure needs and enhance Germany's defense capabilities.
Germany Approves €1 Trillion Loan for Defense, Infrastructure, and Climate
Germany's Bundesrat approved a €1 trillion loan for military modernization, infrastructure, and climate action, despite some state governments abstaining due to defense spending concerns; the loan aims to address critical infrastructure needs and enhance Germany's defense capabilities.
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36% Bias Score
Germany's Ongoing Struggle with Bureaucracy
Germany's four bureaucracy reduction laws since 2016 have failed to alleviate the significant burden on businesses, with lengthy planning and approval processes cited as the biggest obstacle according to a recent Civey study among 1000 executives.
Germany's Ongoing Struggle with Bureaucracy
Germany's four bureaucracy reduction laws since 2016 have failed to alleviate the significant burden on businesses, with lengthy planning and approval processes cited as the biggest obstacle according to a recent Civey study among 1000 executives.
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44% Bias Score
Partial Cannabis Legalization in Germany Fails to Curb Illegal Market
Cannabis-related crime in North Rhine-Westphalia dropped by 53.25% in 2024 to 21,777 cases compared to 46,586 in 2023, due to partial legalization on April 1, 2023, which increased the threshold for prosecuting drug dealing, despite a continued high demand for cannabis.
Partial Cannabis Legalization in Germany Fails to Curb Illegal Market
Cannabis-related crime in North Rhine-Westphalia dropped by 53.25% in 2024 to 21,777 cases compared to 46,586 in 2023, due to partial legalization on April 1, 2023, which increased the threshold for prosecuting drug dealing, despite a continued high demand for cannabis.
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56% Bias Score
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