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Hamburg Coalition Seeks Relief for Sports Clubs and Non-Profits
Hamburg's red-green coalition submitted a proposal to the Bürgerschaft to lessen the administrative and financial strain on over 850 sports clubs and non-profit organizations by advocating for a higher threshold for simplified donation receipts, reduced bureaucratic hurdles in accounting, and the el...
Hamburg Coalition Seeks Relief for Sports Clubs and Non-Profits
Hamburg's red-green coalition submitted a proposal to the Bürgerschaft to lessen the administrative and financial strain on over 850 sports clubs and non-profit organizations by advocating for a higher threshold for simplified donation receipts, reduced bureaucratic hurdles in accounting, and the el...
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg Launches English-Speaking Commercial Court to Boost Legal Standing
Hamburg opened a Commercial Court and two Commercial Chambers on April 25th, allowing businesses to resolve commercial disputes in English, starting with cases over €500,000 and €5,000 respectively, as part of a larger plan to boost Germany's legal standing.
Hamburg Launches English-Speaking Commercial Court to Boost Legal Standing
Hamburg opened a Commercial Court and two Commercial Chambers on April 25th, allowing businesses to resolve commercial disputes in English, starting with cases over €500,000 and €5,000 respectively, as part of a larger plan to boost Germany's legal standing.
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32% Bias Score
Financial Crisis Looms for Hamburg's Club and Festival Scene
A survey of 56 Hamburg club and festival operators reveals that roughly one-third of venues face closure, while visitor numbers are down 7.9%, though profits are down 12.6%. Rising costs and rents are cited as the main challenges.
Financial Crisis Looms for Hamburg's Club and Festival Scene
A survey of 56 Hamburg club and festival operators reveals that roughly one-third of venues face closure, while visitor numbers are down 7.9%, though profits are down 12.6%. Rising costs and rents are cited as the main challenges.
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36% Bias Score
Hamburg District Heating Prices to Surge by Almost One-Third
Hamburg Energiewerke will raise district heating prices by nearly one-third starting May 1st, 2024 for new customers and July 1st, 2026 for existing ones due to €2.85 billion in investments for climate-neutral heat generation by 2045; a 70sqm apartment will see an annual increase of roughly €300.
Hamburg District Heating Prices to Surge by Almost One-Third
Hamburg Energiewerke will raise district heating prices by nearly one-third starting May 1st, 2024 for new customers and July 1st, 2026 for existing ones due to €2.85 billion in investments for climate-neutral heat generation by 2045; a 70sqm apartment will see an annual increase of roughly €300.
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg Street Race Leads to Murder Trial After Child's Death
Two men stand trial for murder in Hamburg after a deadly street race in August 2024 killed a two-year-old; the prosecution claims they were driving at excessive speeds (178 km/h and 150 km/h in a 50 km/h zone) when they collided with a family's car.
Hamburg Street Race Leads to Murder Trial After Child's Death
Two men stand trial for murder in Hamburg after a deadly street race in August 2024 killed a two-year-old; the prosecution claims they were driving at excessive speeds (178 km/h and 150 km/h in a 50 km/h zone) when they collided with a family's car.
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52% Bias Score
Hamburg Coalition Talks Focus on Debt, Infrastructure Amidst Stalled Projects
Following the Hamburg state election on March 2nd, coalition talks are underway to address the city's \$22 billion debt and stalled infrastructure projects, with discussions focusing on potential changes to the debt brake and differing spending priorities among parties.
Hamburg Coalition Talks Focus on Debt, Infrastructure Amidst Stalled Projects
Following the Hamburg state election on March 2nd, coalition talks are underway to address the city's \$22 billion debt and stalled infrastructure projects, with discussions focusing on potential changes to the debt brake and differing spending priorities among parties.
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48% Bias Score
Hamburg Launches English-Language Commercial Courts"
Hamburg launched Commercial Courts in April 2024, allowing international companies to conduct commercial litigation in English at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court (cases over €500,000) and Hamburg Regional Court (cases over €5,000), aiming to enhance Hamburg's standing as a legal center and attra...
Hamburg Launches English-Language Commercial Courts"
Hamburg launched Commercial Courts in April 2024, allowing international companies to conduct commercial litigation in English at the Hanseatic Higher Regional Court (cases over €500,000) and Hamburg Regional Court (cases over €5,000), aiming to enhance Hamburg's standing as a legal center and attra...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Hamburg Coalition Talks Progress: Focus on Education, Building, and Social Welfare
Hamburg's SPD and Greens continue coalition negotiations, focusing on education, building permits (10,000 annual goal), the Hamburg standard for construction cost reduction, EH 55 energy standards, free student tickets, hospital reform, and support for vulnerable groups.
Hamburg Coalition Talks Progress: Focus on Education, Building, and Social Welfare
Hamburg's SPD and Greens continue coalition negotiations, focusing on education, building permits (10,000 annual goal), the Hamburg standard for construction cost reduction, EH 55 energy standards, free student tickets, hospital reform, and support for vulnerable groups.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Hamburg's Energy Park Faces €50 Million Cost Overrun
Construction costs for Hamburg's Dradenau energy park, a key component of the city's plan to phase out coal by 2030, have risen by €50 million to €650 million due to inflation and the war in Ukraine, delaying the decommissioning of the Wedel coal-fired power plant to the 2025/2026 heating season.
Hamburg's Energy Park Faces €50 Million Cost Overrun
Construction costs for Hamburg's Dradenau energy park, a key component of the city's plan to phase out coal by 2030, have risen by €50 million to €650 million due to inflation and the war in Ukraine, delaying the decommissioning of the Wedel coal-fired power plant to the 2025/2026 heating season.
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4% Bias Score
Hamburg Job Market Stagnant in March 2025: Unemployment Unchanged at 8.3 Percent
Hamburg's unemployment rate remained stagnant at 8.3 percent in March 2025, with a minimal increase of 13 unemployed individuals compared to February, despite a decrease of 5,569 in the same month last year. This contrasts with a significant decrease in unemployment in March of the two previous year...
Hamburg Job Market Stagnant in March 2025: Unemployment Unchanged at 8.3 Percent
Hamburg's unemployment rate remained stagnant at 8.3 percent in March 2025, with a minimal increase of 13 unemployed individuals compared to February, despite a decrease of 5,569 in the same month last year. This contrasts with a significant decrease in unemployment in March of the two previous year...
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40% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Attendance at Women's Football Match in Hamburg
A women's German football cup semi-final between HSV and Werder Bremen drew a record-breaking 57,000 spectators at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion, exceeding all previous records for women's club football in Germany; Werder Bremen won 3-1 in extra time.
Record-Breaking Attendance at Women's Football Match in Hamburg
A women's German football cup semi-final between HSV and Werder Bremen drew a record-breaking 57,000 spectators at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion, exceeding all previous records for women's club football in Germany; Werder Bremen won 3-1 in extra time.
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64% Bias Score
Hamburg's SPD to Continue Coalition with Greens
Following the Hamburg state election on March 2nd, the SPD, despite vote losses, chose to continue its coalition with the Greens, rejecting a potential partnership with the CDU, who emerged as the second-strongest party.
Hamburg's SPD to Continue Coalition with Greens
Following the Hamburg state election on March 2nd, the SPD, despite vote losses, chose to continue its coalition with the Greens, rejecting a potential partnership with the CDU, who emerged as the second-strongest party.
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44% Bias Score
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