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German Court Upholds BND Surveillance Powers, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) for its expanded surveillance powers, allowing the agency to monitor individuals, particularly outside Germany, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy; the plaintiffs appealed to the European C...
German Court Upholds BND Surveillance Powers, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit against the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) for its expanded surveillance powers, allowing the agency to monitor individuals, particularly outside Germany, raising concerns about press freedom and privacy; the plaintiffs appealed to the European C...
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56% Bias Score
Merz's Coalition Strategy Criticized Amidst Geopolitical Tensions"
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective chancellor, faces criticism for his handling of coalition talks, potentially jeopardizing Germany's response to Russia's aggression in Ukraine and the strained US relationship; his plan to secure massive funding for defense and infrastructure via constitutional ...
Merz's Coalition Strategy Criticized Amidst Geopolitical Tensions"
Friedrich Merz, Germany's prospective chancellor, faces criticism for his handling of coalition talks, potentially jeopardizing Germany's response to Russia's aggression in Ukraine and the strained US relationship; his plan to secure massive funding for defense and infrastructure via constitutional ...
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60% Bias Score
Dresden Bridge Collapse Exposes Germany's Crumbling Infrastructure
The collapse of Dresden's Carola Bridge on September 11, 2024, revealed severe steel corrosion, highlighting Germany's urgent need for €5 billion in annual bridge repairs and hundreds of billions more for broader infrastructure modernization.
Dresden Bridge Collapse Exposes Germany's Crumbling Infrastructure
The collapse of Dresden's Carola Bridge on September 11, 2024, revealed severe steel corrosion, highlighting Germany's urgent need for €5 billion in annual bridge repairs and hundreds of billions more for broader infrastructure modernization.
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48% Bias Score
German Court's Authority Challenged in Overnight Extradition Case
In June 2024, German citizen Maja T. was extradited to Hungary overnight by the Berlin public prosecutor's office before the Constitutional Court could rule on the legality of the extradition, highlighting challenges to the court's authority to protect individual rights.
German Court's Authority Challenged in Overnight Extradition Case
In June 2024, German citizen Maja T. was extradited to Hungary overnight by the Berlin public prosecutor's office before the Constitutional Court could rule on the legality of the extradition, highlighting challenges to the court's authority to protect individual rights.
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60% Bias Score
95-Year-Old Artist Günther Uecker Continues Prolific Career with Upcoming Tajikistan Exhibition
Günther Uecker, a 95-year-old German artist known for his nail art, continues his prolific career with an upcoming exhibition in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, demonstrating his enduring commitment to peace and artistic expression despite political contexts.
95-Year-Old Artist Günther Uecker Continues Prolific Career with Upcoming Tajikistan Exhibition
Günther Uecker, a 95-year-old German artist known for his nail art, continues his prolific career with an upcoming exhibition in Dushanbe, Tajikistan, demonstrating his enduring commitment to peace and artistic expression despite political contexts.
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28% Bias Score
Goretzka Returns to German National Team for Nations League
German national football coach Julian Nagelsmann recalled Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka and other players to the team for the Nations League quarter-final against Italy on March 20th and 23rd, aiming for the Final Four in June.
Goretzka Returns to German National Team for Nations League
German national football coach Julian Nagelsmann recalled Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka and other players to the team for the Nations League quarter-final against Italy on March 20th and 23rd, aiming for the Final Four in June.
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20% Bias Score
German Intelligence Links COVID-19 to Wuhan Lab Accident
The German intelligence agency, BND, estimates an 80-95% probability that COVID-19 originated from a laboratory accident in Wuhan, based on intelligence operation "Saaremaa," including scientific data from Chinese institutions, despite the German government's decision not to publicize these findings...
German Intelligence Links COVID-19 to Wuhan Lab Accident
The German intelligence agency, BND, estimates an 80-95% probability that COVID-19 originated from a laboratory accident in Wuhan, based on intelligence operation "Saaremaa," including scientific data from Chinese institutions, despite the German government's decision not to publicize these findings...
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Fiscal Shift: €500 Billion Boost to Reshape Europe's Economy
Germany's new government is initiating a €500 billion infrastructure fund and relaxing debt rules, boosting public spending and unlocking additional €11 billion yearly for military upgrades, while Goldman Sachs forecasts increased growth and identifies 12 European companies to benefit.
Germany's Fiscal Shift: €500 Billion Boost to Reshape Europe's Economy
Germany's new government is initiating a €500 billion infrastructure fund and relaxing debt rules, boosting public spending and unlocking additional €11 billion yearly for military upgrades, while Goldman Sachs forecasts increased growth and identifies 12 European companies to benefit.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's €500 Billion Infrastructure Plan Faces Political Hurdle
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD propose a €500 billion infrastructure fund, facing opposition from the Greens, requiring a constitutional amendment to bypass strict debt limits, impacting fiscal policy and long-term economic planning.
Germany's €500 Billion Infrastructure Plan Faces Political Hurdle
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD propose a €500 billion infrastructure fund, facing opposition from the Greens, requiring a constitutional amendment to bypass strict debt limits, impacting fiscal policy and long-term economic planning.
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40% Bias Score
Bavarian Pension Poverty: Widespread Low Incomes Highlight Systemic Issues
A DGB evaluation reveals that in 2023, almost three-quarters of female and over 40 percent of male pensioners in Bavaria received less than €1200 monthly, significantly below the poverty line, highlighting a growing issue of old-age poverty exacerbated by regional disparities and historical economic...
Bavarian Pension Poverty: Widespread Low Incomes Highlight Systemic Issues
A DGB evaluation reveals that in 2023, almost three-quarters of female and over 40 percent of male pensioners in Bavaria received less than €1200 monthly, significantly below the poverty line, highlighting a growing issue of old-age poverty exacerbated by regional disparities and historical economic...
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48% Bias Score
Deutsche Bank Board Receives €68.1 Million Despite Profit Decline
Deutsche Bank's ten board members received €68.1 million in compensation for 2024, despite a 7 percent decrease in pre-tax profit and a 36 percent drop in shareholder profit to €2.7 billion; CEO Christian Sewing earned over €9.75 million; one employee received €17-€18 million.
Deutsche Bank Board Receives €68.1 Million Despite Profit Decline
Deutsche Bank's ten board members received €68.1 million in compensation for 2024, despite a 7 percent decrease in pre-tax profit and a 36 percent drop in shareholder profit to €2.7 billion; CEO Christian Sewing earned over €9.75 million; one employee received €17-€18 million.
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60% Bias Score
BVG-Verdi Talks Stall, Strike Looms
Berlin's fifth round of BVG-Verdi contract talks ended without a deal, despite the BVG offering a 13.6% pay raise and a compromise on working hours. A strike is possible unless an agreement is reached next week.
BVG-Verdi Talks Stall, Strike Looms
Berlin's fifth round of BVG-Verdi contract talks ended without a deal, despite the BVG offering a 13.6% pay raise and a compromise on working hours. A strike is possible unless an agreement is reached next week.
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52% Bias Score
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