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A rapper called for murder at a Left Party event in Berlin. This occurred during the Berlin election campaign and a debate on the Middle East conflict, which has led to threats against Jewish citizens.
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Actor Alexander Klaws, who plays Winnetou, stated that the character Winnetou rejects racism. Klaws himself would not vote for the AfD but advocates for dialogue.
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China's most famous comedian, Guo Degang, faces an investigation after a show in Wuhan due to an altered song lyric interpreted as criticism of the state leadership. His further performances have been cancelled.
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The Glücksgefühle Festival initially disinvited the band Alphaville due to political statements but reinstated them after criticism. The organizer admitted to an error in handling freedom of speech.
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The Happiness Festival has canceled the band Alphaville, as no political statements will be tolerated on stage. The band described this as a restriction of freedom of opinion, speech, and art.
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A 1967 GDR beat song, originally promoting socialism, has been reinterpreted as a "democracy song" in a contemporary cover version by Sugarbear. This new version addresses election decisions and is viewed in the context of current political developments in East Germany.
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Gen Z is using "polyester" as a new insult for anything generic and inauthentic. This reflects a growing distrust of influencers, companies, and politicians, and a desire for authenticity, especially in the age of AI.
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Young East German musicians are increasingly addressing their origins in their lyrics. They process personal experiences, family history, and societal perceptions of their identity.
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Dolly Parton was willing to undergo experimental cancer treatments to help others, even without hope for her own recovery. She passed away at age 80 after a brief battle with cancer.
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The National University of Singapore (NUS) is receiving a cloud system with 20 CL1 devices, each containing approximately 800,000 human nerve cells. Developed by start-up Cortical Labs, these biological computers use cultured neurons instead of transistors and are intended for researching medical agents and neurological diseases.
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