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The new owner of Politico, Axel Springer, has a decades-long record of bending journalistic ethics for right-wing causes.

Attacks on police and emergency service during the New Year’s Eve celebrations in ethnically diverse urban areas across Germany have given rise to a new immigration debate.

New Year's Eve, which was marked by riots and attacks in Berlin has started a discussion about the ban on pyrotechnics.

Journalists and now a global media organisation of repute, the BBC, which should know better, are becoming a tool for terrorists, even if unwittingly, by amplifying the faces, voices and stories of killers and marauders who are still operating with impunity across Nigeria.

Under the guise of public interest, BBC Africa Eye seems to give copious screen time to self-confessed murderers and kidnappers,

Posts on Facebook and Twitter have shared a claim that newspapers in Germany must guarantee that 75 percent of their articles are factual, and that any newspaper unable to do so must instead refer to itself as a magazine. However, the claim is false. The German government, the German Press Council and media scholars told AFP that there is no such policy or regulation in the

Complaints about war reporting are piling up at Germany's Press Council. Clickbaiting, sensationalizing and failing to verify information can trigger reprimands.

RT's German YouTube channels have been blocked over alleged COVID-19 misinformation. What does the German government make of the move? And what do other observers think?