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Frankfurt's Vacant Apartments Highlight Housing Shortage
Two apartment buildings in Frankfurt's Nieder-Eschbach, totaling 78 units, have remained vacant since 2008, despite efforts by local authorities and the recent introduction of a law against speculative vacancy, highlighting a broader housing shortage and the challenges in managing unoccupied propert...
Frankfurt's Vacant Apartments Highlight Housing Shortage
Two apartment buildings in Frankfurt's Nieder-Eschbach, totaling 78 units, have remained vacant since 2008, despite efforts by local authorities and the recent introduction of a law against speculative vacancy, highlighting a broader housing shortage and the challenges in managing unoccupied propert...
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60% Bias Score


Rhineland-Palatinate to Amend Law, Boosting Regional Tourism
Rhineland-Palatinate's state government will amend the Kommunalabgabengesetz to allow municipalities to use tourism and visitor contributions for regional marketing and public transport integration, addressing current funding restrictions and enhancing competitiveness with other German regions.
Rhineland-Palatinate to Amend Law, Boosting Regional Tourism
Rhineland-Palatinate's state government will amend the Kommunalabgabengesetz to allow municipalities to use tourism and visitor contributions for regional marketing and public transport integration, addressing current funding restrictions and enhancing competitiveness with other German regions.
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36% Bias Score


Italy Targets Fake Online Reviews with New Bill
Italy's government approved a bill to combat fake online reviews, mandating user identification, proof of purchase, and a 15-day review window for restaurants and hotels, aiming to protect businesses and consumers from misleading information and unfair competition.
Italy Targets Fake Online Reviews with New Bill
Italy's government approved a bill to combat fake online reviews, mandating user identification, proof of purchase, and a 15-day review window for restaurants and hotels, aiming to protect businesses and consumers from misleading information and unfair competition.
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32% Bias Score


Scotland mandates commitment agreement for dog owners
Scotland's Parliament passed a law requiring a commitment agreement for dog adoption or purchase, aiming to promote responsible pet ownership by ensuring prospective owners consider time, space, and financial resources before acquiring a dog; the government must create the agreement's details within...
Scotland mandates commitment agreement for dog owners
Scotland's Parliament passed a law requiring a commitment agreement for dog adoption or purchase, aiming to promote responsible pet ownership by ensuring prospective owners consider time, space, and financial resources before acquiring a dog; the government must create the agreement's details within...
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40% Bias Score


German Bill to Protect Emergency Responders Fails in Negotiations
Negotiations in Germany on a bill to better protect police, emergency services, and volunteers have failed due to disagreements on sentencing, leaving planned legal enhancements, including provisions for ambushes and Taser use by federal police, stalled until after the election.
German Bill to Protect Emergency Responders Fails in Negotiations
Negotiations in Germany on a bill to better protect police, emergency services, and volunteers have failed due to disagreements on sentencing, leaving planned legal enhancements, including provisions for ambushes and Taser use by federal police, stalled until after the election.
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52% Bias Score


Australia Debates Hate Speech Bill Amidst Antisemitic Attacks
Australia's Labor government is preparing to debate a bill aimed at curbing hate speech, facing criticism for not going far enough to protect religious institutions from threats and attacks, while the opposition and independent MPs call for stronger protections.
Australia Debates Hate Speech Bill Amidst Antisemitic Attacks
Australia's Labor government is preparing to debate a bill aimed at curbing hate speech, facing criticism for not going far enough to protect religious institutions from threats and attacks, while the opposition and independent MPs call for stronger protections.
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52% Bias Score

BApK Condemns CSU's Proposed Mental Health Reform
The BApK sharply criticized the CSU's proposed reform of mental health laws in Germany, citing concerns about increased stigmatization following a deadly attack by a possibly mentally ill man in Aschaffenburg. The BApK advocates for increased support and de-escalation strategies instead of harsher l...

BApK Condemns CSU's Proposed Mental Health Reform
The BApK sharply criticized the CSU's proposed reform of mental health laws in Germany, citing concerns about increased stigmatization following a deadly attack by a possibly mentally ill man in Aschaffenburg. The BApK advocates for increased support and de-escalation strategies instead of harsher l...
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44% Bias Score

Milan Construction Freeze Causes €165 Million Revenue Loss
Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala testified before the Italian Senate on the "Salva-Milano" bill, addressing concerns about construction freezes causing a €165 million revenue loss, 3,000 job losses, and stalled home purchases, while denying any municipal favoritism amid ongoing investigations.

Milan Construction Freeze Causes €165 Million Revenue Loss
Milan Mayor Giuseppe Sala testified before the Italian Senate on the "Salva-Milano" bill, addressing concerns about construction freezes causing a €165 million revenue loss, 3,000 job losses, and stalled home purchases, while denying any municipal favoritism amid ongoing investigations.
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40% Bias Score

CSU Proposes Changes to Bavarian Mental Health Laws After Deadly Attack
Bavaria's CSU party proposes changes to laws governing involuntary psychiatric commitment, prompted by a deadly attack allegedly committed by a mentally ill man, including easier access to involuntary evaluations and increased data sharing with security agencies.

CSU Proposes Changes to Bavarian Mental Health Laws After Deadly Attack
Bavaria's CSU party proposes changes to laws governing involuntary psychiatric commitment, prompted by a deadly attack allegedly committed by a mentally ill man, including easier access to involuntary evaluations and increased data sharing with security agencies.
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48% Bias Score

Senate Blocks "Born-Alive" Abortion Bill
The Senate Democrats blocked the "Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act", which would mandate life-saving care for infants born alive following attempted abortions, despite existing federal law; abortion survivors and House Republicans criticized this decision as inhumane and politically moti...

Senate Blocks "Born-Alive" Abortion Bill
The Senate Democrats blocked the "Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act", which would mandate life-saving care for infants born alive following attempted abortions, despite existing federal law; abortion survivors and House Republicans criticized this decision as inhumane and politically moti...
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68% Bias Score

Hesse to Combat Housing Vacancy with Strict New Law
Hesse plans to introduce a law allowing municipalities to limit housing vacancy to six months via ordinances, punishable by fines up to €500,000, to alleviate housing shortages; exceptions exist for justifiable reasons like renovations.

Hesse to Combat Housing Vacancy with Strict New Law
Hesse plans to introduce a law allowing municipalities to limit housing vacancy to six months via ordinances, punishable by fines up to €500,000, to alleviate housing shortages; exceptions exist for justifiable reasons like renovations.
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44% Bias Score

Proposal to Cap Motions in Dutch Parliament Faces Constitutional and Practical Obstacles
The number of motions submitted to the Dutch House of Representatives has risen sharply, prompting CDA leader Henri Bontenbal to propose a cap to reduce what he sees as an ineffective use of motions, but this faces legal and practical challenges.

Proposal to Cap Motions in Dutch Parliament Faces Constitutional and Practical Obstacles
The number of motions submitted to the Dutch House of Representatives has risen sharply, prompting CDA leader Henri Bontenbal to propose a cap to reduce what he sees as an ineffective use of motions, but this faces legal and practical challenges.
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44% Bias Score
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