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Mobile Drug Checks in Thuringia Reveal Dangerous Adulterants and Potent Drugs
A mobile drug-checking service in Thuringia, Germany, analyzed over 600 drug samples at festivals and raves over five years, revealing widespread adulteration in cocaine and increasingly potent MDMA, leading to warnings and potentially preventing overdoses, while the state saw a record high of 49 dr...
Mobile Drug Checks in Thuringia Reveal Dangerous Adulterants and Potent Drugs
A mobile drug-checking service in Thuringia, Germany, analyzed over 600 drug samples at festivals and raves over five years, revealing widespread adulteration in cocaine and increasingly potent MDMA, leading to warnings and potentially preventing overdoses, while the state saw a record high of 49 dr...
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36% Bias Score


Brandenburg Wildfire Risk Increased by Human Activity and Climate Change
A study by the Technical University of Berlin found that proximity to settlements, railway lines, and the prevalence of pine forests significantly increase wildfire risk in Brandenburg, Germany, with over 96% of fires being human-caused; the researchers recommend transitioning to mixed forests and i...
Brandenburg Wildfire Risk Increased by Human Activity and Climate Change
A study by the Technical University of Berlin found that proximity to settlements, railway lines, and the prevalence of pine forests significantly increase wildfire risk in Brandenburg, Germany, with over 96% of fires being human-caused; the researchers recommend transitioning to mixed forests and i...
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32% Bias Score


Frankfurt Allotment Gardens: Booming Demand, Adapting Traditions
Frankfurt, Germany, is experiencing a surge in demand for allotment gardens, exceeding the available supply and prompting challenges for garden associations as younger generations join, bringing new expectations and gardening styles alongside the need to adapt to climate change.
Frankfurt Allotment Gardens: Booming Demand, Adapting Traditions
Frankfurt, Germany, is experiencing a surge in demand for allotment gardens, exceeding the available supply and prompting challenges for garden associations as younger generations join, bringing new expectations and gardening styles alongside the need to adapt to climate change.
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36% Bias Score


Germany Pledges Additional €26.3 Billion in Aid to Ukraine
German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil visited Ukraine on Monday, pledging continued financial and military support totaling €50.5 billion since the war began, with plans for an additional €26.3 billion through 2027, while leaving open the question of further support for post-conflict reconstruction ...
Germany Pledges Additional €26.3 Billion in Aid to Ukraine
German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil visited Ukraine on Monday, pledging continued financial and military support totaling €50.5 billion since the war began, with plans for an additional €26.3 billion through 2027, while leaving open the question of further support for post-conflict reconstruction ...
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36% Bias Score


Germany Reaffirms Strong Support for Ukraine Amidst Ongoing Conflict
German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil's unannounced Monday visit to Kyiv reaffirmed Germany's enduring support for Ukraine against Russia's invasion, pledging continued security guarantees and military aid, making Germany Ukraine's second-largest global and Europe's largest supporter.
Germany Reaffirms Strong Support for Ukraine Amidst Ongoing Conflict
German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil's unannounced Monday visit to Kyiv reaffirmed Germany's enduring support for Ukraine against Russia's invasion, pledging continued security guarantees and military aid, making Germany Ukraine's second-largest global and Europe's largest supporter.
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32% Bias Score


Söder Criticizes Low Ukrainian Employment in Germany, Urges Policy Changes
Bavarian Premier Markus Söder criticized Germany's low Ukrainian employment rate, urging increased work incentives and a Bürgergeld reform to encourage employment among Ukrainian refugees; he also opposed sending German troops to Ukraine.
Söder Criticizes Low Ukrainian Employment in Germany, Urges Policy Changes
Bavarian Premier Markus Söder criticized Germany's low Ukrainian employment rate, urging increased work incentives and a Bürgergeld reform to encourage employment among Ukrainian refugees; he also opposed sending German troops to Ukraine.
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52% Bias Score

Germany Debates Citizen-Focused Energy Transition vs. Gas Power Plants
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) is urging Minister Katharina Reiche to prioritize a citizen-focused energy transition using rooftop solar PV systems instead of new gas power plants, creating a conflict over grid overload concerns and energy sharing models, with a government report due in Septembe...

Germany Debates Citizen-Focused Energy Transition vs. Gas Power Plants
The German Environmental Aid (DUH) is urging Minister Katharina Reiche to prioritize a citizen-focused energy transition using rooftop solar PV systems instead of new gas power plants, creating a conflict over grid overload concerns and energy sharing models, with a government report due in Septembe...
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60% Bias Score

Berlin Trial: Robbery Results in Drug Dealer's Death
In Berlin, a trial is underway for two men accused of robbery resulting in death after a 38-year-old alleged drug dealer fell down a staircase during a robbery attempt on December 21, 2024, in Neukölln. One defendant claims the fall was accidental.

Berlin Trial: Robbery Results in Drug Dealer's Death
In Berlin, a trial is underway for two men accused of robbery resulting in death after a 38-year-old alleged drug dealer fell down a staircase during a robbery attempt on December 21, 2024, in Neukölln. One defendant claims the fall was accidental.
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44% Bias Score

Magdeburg Christmas Market Attack: Security Failures Under Scrutiny
On December 20, 2024, a Saudi Arabian man drove into Magdeburg's Christmas market, killing six and injuring over 300. The attacker bypassed existing security measures, raising questions about police response and intelligence failures. Investigations are underway to determine the LKA's handling of pr...

Magdeburg Christmas Market Attack: Security Failures Under Scrutiny
On December 20, 2024, a Saudi Arabian man drove into Magdeburg's Christmas market, killing six and injuring over 300. The attacker bypassed existing security measures, raising questions about police response and intelligence failures. Investigations are underway to determine the LKA's handling of pr...
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52% Bias Score

Germany Pledges Continued Strong Support for Ukraine, Including €25 Billion in Military Aid
German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil visited Kyiv on August 25th, reaffirming Germany's unwavering support for Ukraine with over €50.5 billion in aid since February 2022 and pledging continued assistance, including €25 billion in military aid from 2025-2027, while emphasizing the need for Ukrainian...

Germany Pledges Continued Strong Support for Ukraine, Including €25 Billion in Military Aid
German Vice Chancellor Lars Klingbeil visited Kyiv on August 25th, reaffirming Germany's unwavering support for Ukraine with over €50.5 billion in aid since February 2022 and pledging continued assistance, including €25 billion in military aid from 2025-2027, while emphasizing the need for Ukrainian...
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36% Bias Score

Refugee Swimmer's Citizenship Bid Amidst Rise of German Far-Right
Syrian refugee swimmer Alaa Maso, who competed in the Olympics for the refugee team, is seeking German citizenship amidst a rise of the far-right AfD party advocating repatriation, highlighting the challenges of refugee integration in Germany.

Refugee Swimmer's Citizenship Bid Amidst Rise of German Far-Right
Syrian refugee swimmer Alaa Maso, who competed in the Olympics for the refugee team, is seeking German citizenship amidst a rise of the far-right AfD party advocating repatriation, highlighting the challenges of refugee integration in Germany.
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32% Bias Score

German Cities Offer Gaza Child Refuge Amidst Federal Government Inaction
Facing a potential famine in Gaza, several German cities proposed offering refuge and aid to children, but the federal government has yet to respond, with one state minister rejecting the offer due to suspected political motivations.

German Cities Offer Gaza Child Refuge Amidst Federal Government Inaction
Facing a potential famine in Gaza, several German cities proposed offering refuge and aid to children, but the federal government has yet to respond, with one state minister rejecting the offer due to suspected political motivations.
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48% Bias Score
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