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Electric Vehicle Registrations Surge in Saxony
Following a drop in 2024 after the end of government subsidies, electric vehicle registrations in Saxony, Germany have risen significantly; 6,677 were registered from January to July 2025, compared to 7,801 for the whole of 2024. This is driven by increased production from manufacturers such as Pors...
Electric Vehicle Registrations Surge in Saxony
Following a drop in 2024 after the end of government subsidies, electric vehicle registrations in Saxony, Germany have risen significantly; 6,677 were registered from January to July 2025, compared to 7,801 for the whole of 2024. This is driven by increased production from manufacturers such as Pors...
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40% Bias Score


Baden-Württemberg tackles "parent taxis" with new school traffic regulations
The Baden-Württemberg government is enabling municipalities to better regulate school traffic by creating legal frameworks for school streets and zones to reduce the number of parents driving their children to school, aiming to halve the number of "parent taxis" by 2030.
Baden-Württemberg tackles "parent taxis" with new school traffic regulations
The Baden-Württemberg government is enabling municipalities to better regulate school traffic by creating legal frameworks for school streets and zones to reduce the number of parents driving their children to school, aiming to halve the number of "parent taxis" by 2030.
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60% Bias Score


Hessen Pilots AI-Powered Police Surveillance in Frankfurt"
Hessen's €700,000 AI-powered video surveillance pilot project in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel, launched July 10th, uses facial recognition to locate missing persons and suspects; it has aided eight cases, including a terrorism suspect, but faces legal challenges from the Green party.
Hessen Pilots AI-Powered Police Surveillance in Frankfurt"
Hessen's €700,000 AI-powered video surveillance pilot project in Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel, launched July 10th, uses facial recognition to locate missing persons and suspects; it has aided eight cases, including a terrorism suspect, but faces legal challenges from the Green party.
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56% Bias Score


German Self-Employed Face Retirement Planning Choices
Self-employed Germans can choose between voluntary and mandatory statutory pension schemes, or explore alternative options like investing in real estate or setting up an investment portfolio, each with specific financial and professional implications.
German Self-Employed Face Retirement Planning Choices
Self-employed Germans can choose between voluntary and mandatory statutory pension schemes, or explore alternative options like investing in real estate or setting up an investment portfolio, each with specific financial and professional implications.
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32% Bias Score


German Businesses Ill-Prepared for New Geopolitical Order"
German and European businesses face significant challenges adapting to the new bipolar world order dominated by US-China competition, necessitating strategic choices regarding technology dependence and supply chain resilience; authors Ansgar Baums and Thomas Ramge highlight this in their new book.
German Businesses Ill-Prepared for New Geopolitical Order"
German and European businesses face significant challenges adapting to the new bipolar world order dominated by US-China competition, necessitating strategic choices regarding technology dependence and supply chain resilience; authors Ansgar Baums and Thomas Ramge highlight this in their new book.
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52% Bias Score


Germany Debates Social Media Restrictions in Schools
German Education Minister Karin Prien calls for stronger child protection measures regarding social media, prompting diverse responses from states—ranging from complete bans in some elementary schools to school-level autonomy in others—highlighting the need for a national strategy and parental invol...
Germany Debates Social Media Restrictions in Schools
German Education Minister Karin Prien calls for stronger child protection measures regarding social media, prompting diverse responses from states—ranging from complete bans in some elementary schools to school-level autonomy in others—highlighting the need for a national strategy and parental invol...
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40% Bias Score

Stada Plans €10 Billion Fall IPO
Stada, a German pharmaceutical company, plans a €10 billion IPO in Frankfurt this fall, aiming to halve its €5.7 billion debt and capitalize on market stability after postponing an earlier attempt due to Trump's trade policies.

Stada Plans €10 Billion Fall IPO
Stada, a German pharmaceutical company, plans a €10 billion IPO in Frankfurt this fall, aiming to halve its €5.7 billion debt and capitalize on market stability after postponing an earlier attempt due to Trump's trade policies.
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44% Bias Score

Germany to Increase NGO Funding Amidst Debate on Political Neutrality
The German government will increase funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) by €10 million this year to €181 million, and to €191 million in 2026, following an evaluation and amidst concerns about their political neutrality and influence.

Germany to Increase NGO Funding Amidst Debate on Political Neutrality
The German government will increase funding for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) by €10 million this year to €181 million, and to €191 million in 2026, following an evaluation and amidst concerns about their political neutrality and influence.
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52% Bias Score

Champions League 2025-26: New Format, €18.62 Million Starting Bonus
The 2025-2026 Champions League group stage, starting September 16th, involves 36 teams playing eight matches each, with prize money totaling €18.62 million per team plus additional bonuses. Bayern Munich and Dortmund are in Pot 1; Leverkusen and Frankfurt in Pot 2. The final is on May 30th in Budape...

Champions League 2025-26: New Format, €18.62 Million Starting Bonus
The 2025-2026 Champions League group stage, starting September 16th, involves 36 teams playing eight matches each, with prize money totaling €18.62 million per team plus additional bonuses. Bayern Munich and Dortmund are in Pot 1; Leverkusen and Frankfurt in Pot 2. The final is on May 30th in Budape...
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0% Bias Score

Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen Program Shows Significant Success in First Year
The Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen program, funded jointly by the federal and state governments with nearly €100 million annually for ten years, supports 200 schools in improving educational opportunities for disadvantaged children, resulting in increased staffing and diverse learning resources.

Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen Program Shows Significant Success in First Year
The Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen program, funded jointly by the federal and state governments with nearly €100 million annually for ten years, supports 200 schools in improving educational opportunities for disadvantaged children, resulting in increased staffing and diverse learning resources.
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44% Bias Score

HSB Needs Hundreds of Millions for Renovations; Existence at Stake
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and steam locomotives, with its existence potentially at stake if funding from Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt fails to materialize. The railway network, a major Harz tourist attraction,...

HSB Needs Hundreds of Millions for Renovations; Existence at Stake
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and steam locomotives, with its existence potentially at stake if funding from Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt fails to materialize. The railway network, a major Harz tourist attraction,...
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48% Bias Score

Brandenburg Politicians Sue Government Over Secret Online Accounts
Four Brandenburg politicians—one from the BSW and three from the AfD—filed a constitutional complaint against the state government for refusing to fully disclose the number of fake online accounts used by the domestic intelligence agency, citing a 2024 Thuringian court ruling that mandated such disc...

Brandenburg Politicians Sue Government Over Secret Online Accounts
Four Brandenburg politicians—one from the BSW and three from the AfD—filed a constitutional complaint against the state government for refusing to fully disclose the number of fake online accounts used by the domestic intelligence agency, citing a 2024 Thuringian court ruling that mandated such disc...
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40% Bias Score
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