Concerns are rising regarding the impartiality of German public broadcaster ZDF, sparked by criticism from former editor Thorsten Alsleben. Alsleben’s critique has resonated with many viewers who question the ZDF’s reporting practices. The core of the debate centers on accusations of “attitudinal journalism,” suggesting the broadcaster is presenting news with a pre-determined slant. While numerous readers echo Alsleben’s concerns about a potential credibility issue at ZDF, others are skeptical of his claims and question his motivations. The controversy highlights ongoing discussions about objectivity and neutrality within German public service media. ZDF has not yet issued an official response to the growing criticism. The situation is prompting a wider examination of journalistic standards within the organization.