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CSU Unanimously Approves Coalition Agreement, Securing Key Ministerial Posts
Following its presentation, the CSU unanimously approved the German coalition agreement on April 17th, securing three ministerial posts (Interior, Agriculture, and Research) and influencing policy on maternal benefits and migration, while compromising on nuclear energy and cannabis legislation; the ...
CSU Unanimously Approves Coalition Agreement, Securing Key Ministerial Posts
Following its presentation, the CSU unanimously approved the German coalition agreement on April 17th, securing three ministerial posts (Interior, Agriculture, and Research) and influencing policy on maternal benefits and migration, while compromising on nuclear energy and cannabis legislation; the ...
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44% Bias Score


Merz to Become German Chancellor, Leading New Coalition Government
Germany's new coalition government, formed by the CDU, SPD, and CSU, will see Friedrich Merz as Chancellor starting around May 8th or 9th, with ministries split 7-7-3; key policies include stricter immigration controls and business tax cuts.
Merz to Become German Chancellor, Leading New Coalition Government
Germany's new coalition government, formed by the CDU, SPD, and CSU, will see Friedrich Merz as Chancellor starting around May 8th or 9th, with ministries split 7-7-3; key policies include stricter immigration controls and business tax cuts.
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52% Bias Score


AfD Tops German Poll, Challenging CDU/CSU Coalition
Forty days after the German federal election, an Ipsos poll reveals the far-right AfD party as the leading party with 25% support, surpassing the CDU/CSU (24%), SPD (15%), Greens and Left (11%), Wagenknecht Alliance (5%), and FDP (4%). This unprecedented outcome puts pressure on the 'Brandmauer' str...
AfD Tops German Poll, Challenging CDU/CSU Coalition
Forty days after the German federal election, an Ipsos poll reveals the far-right AfD party as the leading party with 25% support, surpassing the CDU/CSU (24%), SPD (15%), Greens and Left (11%), Wagenknecht Alliance (5%), and FDP (4%). This unprecedented outcome puts pressure on the 'Brandmauer' str...
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Germany's Union and SPD Near Coalition Deal
Following nearly four weeks of intense negotiations, German Union and SPD parties are on the verge of forming a coalition government, aiming to finalize the deal by Wednesday midday, amid internal party dissent and external economic pressures.
Germany's Union and SPD Near Coalition Deal
Following nearly four weeks of intense negotiations, German Union and SPD parties are on the verge of forming a coalition government, aiming to finalize the deal by Wednesday midday, amid internal party dissent and external economic pressures.
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44% Bias Score


Germany's Union and SPD Near Coalition Deal Amidst Internal Dissent and International Pressures
Following nearly four weeks of negotiations, German Union and SPD parties are on the verge of forming a coalition government, aiming for an agreement by Wednesday midday; however, internal CDU dissent and international pressures influenced the process, pushing back the potential government formation...
Germany's Union and SPD Near Coalition Deal Amidst Internal Dissent and International Pressures
Following nearly four weeks of negotiations, German Union and SPD parties are on the verge of forming a coalition government, aiming for an agreement by Wednesday midday; however, internal CDU dissent and international pressures influenced the process, pushing back the potential government formation...
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40% Bias Score


Mixed Reactions to Union-SPD Coalition Agreement in Thuringia
Germany's Union and SPD parties reached a coalition agreement, receiving mixed reactions in Thuringia: CDU leaders view it as a positive step towards economic growth and regional development, while the Linke criticizes its handling of social issues and its potential negative impact on migrants and s...
Mixed Reactions to Union-SPD Coalition Agreement in Thuringia
Germany's Union and SPD parties reached a coalition agreement, receiving mixed reactions in Thuringia: CDU leaders view it as a positive step towards economic growth and regional development, while the Linke criticizes its handling of social issues and its potential negative impact on migrants and s...
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36% Bias Score

Germany Abolishes Expedited Citizenship Path
Germany's incoming CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government will abolish the 3-year expedited citizenship track for "well-integrated" immigrants, reverting to a 5-year process while maintaining dual citizenship allowances, despite earlier conservative calls for revocation in cases of extremism.

Germany Abolishes Expedited Citizenship Path
Germany's incoming CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government will abolish the 3-year expedited citizenship track for "well-integrated" immigrants, reverting to a 5-year process while maintaining dual citizenship allowances, despite earlier conservative calls for revocation in cases of extremism.
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40% Bias Score

German Coalition Agreement: Party Voting Schedules Announced
The CSU will vote on Germany's new coalition agreement on April 20th, the CDU on April 28th, and the SPD's members will vote from April 25th to 29th, with the Chancellor's election planned for the first week of May.

German Coalition Agreement: Party Voting Schedules Announced
The CSU will vote on Germany's new coalition agreement on April 20th, the CDU on April 28th, and the SPD's members will vote from April 25th to 29th, with the Chancellor's election planned for the first week of May.
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36% Bias Score

CDU Internal Tensions Rise Amidst Coalition Negotiations
Tensions within the CDU/CSU regarding a one-trillion-euro debt package and the speed of coalition negotiations with the SPD are causing unrest, especially in the Junge Union, as Friedrich Merz, the likely next Chancellor, prioritizes finalizing the coalition agreement.

CDU Internal Tensions Rise Amidst Coalition Negotiations
Tensions within the CDU/CSU regarding a one-trillion-euro debt package and the speed of coalition negotiations with the SPD are causing unrest, especially in the Junge Union, as Friedrich Merz, the likely next Chancellor, prioritizes finalizing the coalition agreement.
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56% Bias Score

CDU/CSU and SPD Reach Coalition Agreement to Tackle Germany's Economic Crisis
Following two years of recession, Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD reached a coalition agreement on April 8th, 2025, aiming to address economic challenges amid new US tariffs; details will be presented on April 9th.

CDU/CSU and SPD Reach Coalition Agreement to Tackle Germany's Economic Crisis
Following two years of recession, Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD reached a coalition agreement on April 8th, 2025, aiming to address economic challenges amid new US tariffs; details will be presented on April 9th.
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44% Bias Score

German Coalition Agreement: SPD to Lead Finance and Defense
After weeks of negotiations, Germany's Union and SPD parties agreed to form a coalition government, with the SPD leading the finance and defense ministries and the Union leading the interior ministry; the agreement will be presented at a press conference at 3 PM.

German Coalition Agreement: SPD to Lead Finance and Defense
After weeks of negotiations, Germany's Union and SPD parties agreed to form a coalition government, with the SPD leading the finance and defense ministries and the Union leading the interior ministry; the agreement will be presented at a press conference at 3 PM.
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32% Bias Score

CDU/CSU and SPD Form German Coalition Government
Following the February 23rd Bundestag elections, CDU/CSU and SPD formed a coalition government after 45 days of negotiations; CSU receives three ministries (Interior, Technology, Agriculture), SPD receives seven (including Finance, Defense, Justice), and CDU takes Foreign Affairs; no tax increases a...

CDU/CSU and SPD Form German Coalition Government
Following the February 23rd Bundestag elections, CDU/CSU and SPD formed a coalition government after 45 days of negotiations; CSU receives three ministries (Interior, Technology, Agriculture), SPD receives seven (including Finance, Defense, Justice), and CDU takes Foreign Affairs; no tax increases a...
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40% Bias Score
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