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Saarland Minister Prioritizes Thoroughness in German Coalition Talks
Saarland's Ministerpräsidentin Anke Rehlinger advocates for thorough coalition negotiations between the Union and SPD, prioritizing lasting compromises over speed; disagreements remain on migration, tax relief, and government efficiency, with negotiations continuing from Friday.
Saarland Minister Prioritizes Thoroughness in German Coalition Talks
Saarland's Ministerpräsidentin Anke Rehlinger advocates for thorough coalition negotiations between the Union and SPD, prioritizing lasting compromises over speed; disagreements remain on migration, tax relief, and government efficiency, with negotiations continuing from Friday.
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36% Bias Score


Thuringia's New Government Receives Failing Grade on Education Policies
Three months into its term, Thuringia's new state government faces harsh criticism from the GEW teachers' union over its education policies, particularly its 100-day plan which is deemed unrealistic and its handling of protests against planned school regulation changes.
Thuringia's New Government Receives Failing Grade on Education Policies
Three months into its term, Thuringia's new state government faces harsh criticism from the GEW teachers' union over its education policies, particularly its 100-day plan which is deemed unrealistic and its handling of protests against planned school regulation changes.
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44% Bias Score


Difficult German Coalition Talks Hampered by Disagreements on Migration and Taxes
Following Germany's federal election, CDU/CSU's need for an SPD coalition to form a government is proving difficult due to disagreements on tax policy, migration, and social benefits for asylum seekers; the timeline for government formation is uncertain.
Difficult German Coalition Talks Hampered by Disagreements on Migration and Taxes
Following Germany's federal election, CDU/CSU's need for an SPD coalition to form a government is proving difficult due to disagreements on tax policy, migration, and social benefits for asylum seekers; the timeline for government formation is uncertain.
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48% Bias Score


German Coalition Talks Stalled on Migration
Following Germany's federal parliamentary elections, the CDU/CSU, SPD, and FDP parties began coalition talks on Monday, aiming to form a new government by Easter. While initial progress was made on debt reform, significant disagreements remain, particularly regarding migration policy, and success is...
German Coalition Talks Stalled on Migration
Following Germany's federal parliamentary elections, the CDU/CSU, SPD, and FDP parties began coalition talks on Monday, aiming to form a new government by Easter. While initial progress was made on debt reform, significant disagreements remain, particularly regarding migration policy, and success is...
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40% Bias Score


Saxon Farmers Demand Agricultural Investment Amidst Livestock Decline
The Saxon State Farmers' Association is demanding increased investment in agriculture from Germany's new government to address declining livestock numbers and regulatory burdens, while Saxony's agricultural minister announced policy changes including ending the lynx rewilding program.
Saxon Farmers Demand Agricultural Investment Amidst Livestock Decline
The Saxon State Farmers' Association is demanding increased investment in agriculture from Germany's new government to address declining livestock numbers and regulatory burdens, while Saxony's agricultural minister announced policy changes including ending the lynx rewilding program.
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48% Bias Score


Difficult Coalition Talks Delay Germany's New Government Formation
Following Germany's federal election, CDU/CSU and SPD are in difficult coalition talks marked by disagreements over taxation, migration policies (specifically asylum seeker benefits and border controls), and social welfare, delaying the formation of a new government beyond the initially planned Apri...
Difficult Coalition Talks Delay Germany's New Government Formation
Following Germany's federal election, CDU/CSU and SPD are in difficult coalition talks marked by disagreements over taxation, migration policies (specifically asylum seeker benefits and border controls), and social welfare, delaying the formation of a new government beyond the initially planned Apri...
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52% Bias Score

Tributes Paid to Late German Statesman Bernhard Vogel
Former Minister Presidents Bernhard Vogel (CDU) of Rhineland-Palatinate and Thuringia passed away on March 2nd at 92; memorial services were held in Mainz and Erfurt, attended by numerous political figures, praising his statesmanship and bridge-building between East and West Germany.

Tributes Paid to Late German Statesman Bernhard Vogel
Former Minister Presidents Bernhard Vogel (CDU) of Rhineland-Palatinate and Thuringia passed away on March 2nd at 92; memorial services were held in Mainz and Erfurt, attended by numerous political figures, praising his statesmanship and bridge-building between East and West Germany.
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32% Bias Score

German Coalition Seeks to Repeal Controversial Heating Act
A German coalition working group proposes repealing the controversial Heating Act, shifting the focus from short-term energy efficiency to long-term emission efficiency in buildings while maintaining funding for heating system replacements; this follows significant debate and criticism of the Act's ...

German Coalition Seeks to Repeal Controversial Heating Act
A German coalition working group proposes repealing the controversial Heating Act, shifting the focus from short-term energy efficiency to long-term emission efficiency in buildings while maintaining funding for heating system replacements; this follows significant debate and criticism of the Act's ...
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52% Bias Score

German Coalition Talks Stalled Over Taxes, Welfare, and Immigration
Following the February election, Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are negotiating a coalition government, facing disagreements on taxes, welfare for refugees, and immigration policy; the deal's success is uncertain, impacting government formation and policy.

German Coalition Talks Stalled Over Taxes, Welfare, and Immigration
Following the February election, Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are negotiating a coalition government, facing disagreements on taxes, welfare for refugees, and immigration policy; the deal's success is uncertain, impacting government formation and policy.
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48% Bias Score

SPD Demands Resignation of NRW Justice Minister Amidst Staffing Crisis
The SPD opposition in North Rhine-Westphalia demanded Justice Minister Benjamin Limbach's resignation due to over 2,200 unfilled positions in the justice system, leading to 255,000 unresolved investigations and 27,000 unexecuted arrest warrants in 2022.

SPD Demands Resignation of NRW Justice Minister Amidst Staffing Crisis
The SPD opposition in North Rhine-Westphalia demanded Justice Minister Benjamin Limbach's resignation due to over 2,200 unfilled positions in the justice system, leading to 255,000 unresolved investigations and 27,000 unexecuted arrest warrants in 2022.
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40% Bias Score

CDU Demands Policy Changes in German Coalition Talks
In Berlin, the first phase of coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD concluded with the CDU demanding policy changes in key areas after making concessions on the budget; future negotiations will center on migration, economic, and social policies.

CDU Demands Policy Changes in German Coalition Talks
In Berlin, the first phase of coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD concluded with the CDU demanding policy changes in key areas after making concessions on the budget; future negotiations will center on migration, economic, and social policies.
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40% Bias Score

Saleh Urges Stronger Rent Control in Germany
Raed Saleh, Berlin's SPD-Fraktionschef, is urging for stronger rent control measures in Germany, proposing a clause in the Civil Code allowing states to implement rent caps or similar regulations in areas with strained housing markets, to prevent displacement and maintain public trust in democracy.

Saleh Urges Stronger Rent Control in Germany
Raed Saleh, Berlin's SPD-Fraktionschef, is urging for stronger rent control measures in Germany, proposing a clause in the Civil Code allowing states to implement rent caps or similar regulations in areas with strained housing markets, to prevent displacement and maintain public trust in democracy.
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48% Bias Score
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