Dutton Vows to Eliminate DEI Programs
Peter Dutton, leader of the Australian Coalition, announced plans to eliminate government-funded DEI programs if elected, claiming they don't benefit Australians; this ignores evidence of systemic racism and discrimination in Australian workplaces.
Dutton Vows to Eliminate DEI Programs
Peter Dutton, leader of the Australian Coalition, announced plans to eliminate government-funded DEI programs if elected, claiming they don't benefit Australians; this ignores evidence of systemic racism and discrimination in Australian workplaces.
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60% Bias Score
NSW Government Declines Interview on PFAS-Contaminated Water, Sparking Internal Conflict
The NSW water minister and government agencies declined a critical ABC interview about PFAS-contaminated drinking water in the Blue Mountains last year, sparking internal government conflict and public frustration; emails revealed at a parliamentary inquiry detail the decision and subsequent fallout...
NSW Government Declines Interview on PFAS-Contaminated Water, Sparking Internal Conflict
The NSW water minister and government agencies declined a critical ABC interview about PFAS-contaminated drinking water in the Blue Mountains last year, sparking internal government conflict and public frustration; emails revealed at a parliamentary inquiry detail the decision and subsequent fallout...
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44% Bias Score
Moroccan Aita Singers Find Acceptance Amidst Evolving Cultural Landscape
Moroccan cheikha, female folk singers of the aita tradition, face societal stigma despite their cultural importance; however, growing acceptance and the success of films like "Everybody Loves Touda" suggest a continued future for the genre.
Moroccan Aita Singers Find Acceptance Amidst Evolving Cultural Landscape
Moroccan cheikha, female folk singers of the aita tradition, face societal stigma despite their cultural importance; however, growing acceptance and the success of films like "Everybody Loves Touda" suggest a continued future for the genre.
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12% Bias Score
Infineon Q1 Results Exceed Expectations Despite Revenue Drop
Infineon's Q1 revenue fell 8 percent year-on-year to €3.4 billion, exceeding internal expectations despite weak demand; profit dropped over 50 percent to €246 million, but the company anticipates stable or slightly rising revenue for the rest of the fiscal year due to a weaker Euro and recovering de...
Infineon Q1 Results Exceed Expectations Despite Revenue Drop
Infineon's Q1 revenue fell 8 percent year-on-year to €3.4 billion, exceeding internal expectations despite weak demand; profit dropped over 50 percent to €246 million, but the company anticipates stable or slightly rising revenue for the rest of the fiscal year due to a weaker Euro and recovering de...
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32% Bias Score
US Suspends Tariffs on Canada Amid Border Security Deal
Following a phone call between Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump, the US temporarily suspended tariffs on Canadian goods for 30 days in exchange for increased Canadian investment in border security and anti-fentanyl measures, totaling $1.5 billion CAD, while Ontario reversed its ban on US companies fr...
US Suspends Tariffs on Canada Amid Border Security Deal
Following a phone call between Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump, the US temporarily suspended tariffs on Canadian goods for 30 days in exchange for increased Canadian investment in border security and anti-fentanyl measures, totaling $1.5 billion CAD, while Ontario reversed its ban on US companies fr...
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36% Bias Score
Habeck Condemns Merz for Collaboration with AfD on Migration Policy
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck publicly criticized CDU chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz for twice voting with the AfD on migration policy in the Bundestag last week, accusing him of irresponsibility and a misrepresentation of events, while offering the Green party as an alternative for cen...
Habeck Condemns Merz for Collaboration with AfD on Migration Policy
German Economy Minister Robert Habeck publicly criticized CDU chancellor candidate Friedrich Merz for twice voting with the AfD on migration policy in the Bundestag last week, accusing him of irresponsibility and a misrepresentation of events, while offering the Green party as an alternative for cen...
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44% Bias Score
Sydney to Increase Housing Density Amidst Evolving Demand
The NSW government plans to build 377,000 new homes in Sydney over five years, focusing on higher-density housing in the CBD and inner suburbs while acknowledging continued demand for larger homes in outer areas, based on a recent survey showing increased support for higher-density living.
Sydney to Increase Housing Density Amidst Evolving Demand
The NSW government plans to build 377,000 new homes in Sydney over five years, focusing on higher-density housing in the CBD and inner suburbs while acknowledging continued demand for larger homes in outer areas, based on a recent survey showing increased support for higher-density living.
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48% Bias Score
Limited Participation in "Day Without Immigrants" Protest Highlights Community Divisions and Fears
On Monday, a loosely organized "day without immigrants" protest against President Trump's immigration policies led to business closures across the U.S., though participation was limited due to financial needs and fear within migrant communities, contrasting with previous large scale events like in 2...
Limited Participation in "Day Without Immigrants" Protest Highlights Community Divisions and Fears
On Monday, a loosely organized "day without immigrants" protest against President Trump's immigration policies led to business closures across the U.S., though participation was limited due to financial needs and fear within migrant communities, contrasting with previous large scale events like in 2...
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36% Bias Score
Mixed Participation in "Day Without Immigrants" Protest Highlights Economic and Social Tensions
A "day without immigrants" protest on Monday, March 27, saw mixed participation, with some businesses closing to highlight the value of immigrant workers while others remained open due to financial needs. The event followed weekend protests and concerns over immigration raids within migrant communit...
Mixed Participation in "Day Without Immigrants" Protest Highlights Economic and Social Tensions
A "day without immigrants" protest on Monday, March 27, saw mixed participation, with some businesses closing to highlight the value of immigrant workers while others remained open due to financial needs. The event followed weekend protests and concerns over immigration raids within migrant communit...
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40% Bias Score
France Tackles Cervical Cancer Disparities Despite Vaccination and Screening Progress
France reports over 3,100 new cervical cancer cases and 1,100 deaths annually; despite increased HPV vaccination coverage (54.6% for one dose among 15-year-old girls in 2023) and screening participation (59.5% coverage 2020-2022), significant regional disparities persist, highlighting the need for i...
France Tackles Cervical Cancer Disparities Despite Vaccination and Screening Progress
France reports over 3,100 new cervical cancer cases and 1,100 deaths annually; despite increased HPV vaccination coverage (54.6% for one dose among 15-year-old girls in 2023) and screening participation (59.5% coverage 2020-2022), significant regional disparities persist, highlighting the need for i...
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16% Bias Score
FDP Proposes German Immigration Compromise
The FDP proposes a compromise to integrate the failed Union immigration bill into the EU asylum reform, aiming for cross-party approval on February 11th, addressing concerns about family reunification and preventing populist gains.
FDP Proposes German Immigration Compromise
The FDP proposes a compromise to integrate the failed Union immigration bill into the EU asylum reform, aiming for cross-party approval on February 11th, addressing concerns about family reunification and preventing populist gains.
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48% Bias Score
DRC: UN Intervention Brigade's Effectiveness Questioned Amidst Concerns Over Civilian Protection
The UN's 3,000-strong Intervention Brigade in the DRC, created in 2013 to combat armed groups, is facing criticism for insufficient protection of civilians in Ituri province, despite successfully expelling the M23 in 2013, prompting concerns about the decision to end MONUSCO's mission.
DRC: UN Intervention Brigade's Effectiveness Questioned Amidst Concerns Over Civilian Protection
The UN's 3,000-strong Intervention Brigade in the DRC, created in 2013 to combat armed groups, is facing criticism for insufficient protection of civilians in Ituri province, despite successfully expelling the M23 in 2013, prompting concerns about the decision to end MONUSCO's mission.
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36% Bias Score