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Ditcheva Wins First British Women's MMA World Title

Dakota Ditcheva, a 26-year-old British fighter, defeated Taila Santos in the second round to become the first British woman to win an MMA world title at the Professional Fighters League (PFL) event in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, securing a $1 million prize and extending her unbeaten record to 14 wins.

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Gender Equality
euronews.com
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Spain's Train Network Overwhelmed by Passenger Surge Amidst Modernisation

Spain's railway network faces unprecedented challenges due to a 20% increase in passengers (exceeding 665.2 million in 2023) following the entry of competing companies and price drops, leading to record delays and disruptions despite ongoing modernisation projects.

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56% Bias Score

sueddeutsche.de
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German Industry Faces Job Losses Amidst Economic Headwinds

High inflation, reduced Chinese demand, and US trade uncertainty are causing job losses at major German industrial firms like Bosch, VW, and Thyssenkrupp, prompting calls for government intervention to prevent deindustrialization.

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40% Bias Score

zeit.de
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German Actress Karin Baal Dies at 84

Karin Baal, the German actress famous for her role in the 1956 film "Die Halbstarken," died at age 84 in Berlin; her portrayal of Sissy, a complex and self-assured young woman, significantly impacted German post-war cinema and established her as a cultural icon.

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52% Bias Score

taz.de
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Hamburg's Housing Crisis: Neglecting Repurposing and Underutilized Housing

Hamburg's housing policy prioritizes new construction over repurposing existing buildings, resulting in an inefficient use of resources, increased environmental impact, and insufficient housing supply despite the construction of 6,000 new apartments in 2023.

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44% Bias Score

theguardian.com
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Mike Leigh's "Hard Truths": A New Film Exploring Trauma and Depression

Mike Leigh's new film, "Hard Truths" (2024), is the last feature to be shot by his longtime cinematographer, Dick Pope, and focuses on a character played by Marianne Jean-Baptiste who confronts deep-seated trauma and depression; this follows a career marked by the director's unique collaborative met...

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bbc.com
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Casement Stadium Debate in Belfast

A derelict Belfast stadium named after Irish revolutionary Roger Casement is at the center of a political row, involving the cost of rebuilding and the appropriateness of honoring a figure executed for high treason. Casement is known for his condemnation of atrocities in the Congo and his later role...

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40% Bias Score

it.euronews.com
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Irish Election Ends in Three-Way Tie, Coalition Formation Uncertain

Ireland's general election resulted in a three-way tie between Sinn Féin (21.1%), Fine Gael (21%), and Fianna Fáil (19.5%), creating uncertainty over coalition formation and highlighting the impact of housing and immigration issues on voter choices.

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zeit.de
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Scholz Launches SPD Election Campaign Amidst Low Poll Ratings

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz launched the SPD's Bundestag election campaign on January 5th, 2024, criticizing political opponents and outlining key policy proposals including a new 100 billion euro Deutschlandfonds, while facing low poll ratings and internal party dissent.

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taz.de
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BSW's Coalition Governments in Brandenburg and Thuringia: Pragmatism Over Revolution

Sahra Wagenknecht's BSW party formed coalition governments in Brandenburg and Thuringia, prioritizing social programs and economic stability over its initially proclaimed revolutionary aims, leading to decreased voter support but also a potential for long-term political realignment through its ambig...

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56% Bias Score

theguardian.com
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Wales: National Pride Versus Systemic Disadvantage

A study reveals strong Welsh national pride despite systemic disadvantages within the UK; Wales receives significantly less funding than Scotland and faces challenges in addressing issues like disused coal tips due to an inequitable funding system and low voter turnout.

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52% Bias Score

elmundo.es
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Spanish Minister Denies Involvement in Leaked Email Detailing Tax Fraud

Spain's Minister of Digital Transformation Óscar López denies government involvement in leaking an email revealing tax fraud by Madrid president Isabel Díaz Ayuso's boyfriend, despite exchanged messages between his staff and opposition leaders; he simultaneously launches his campaign for PSOE leader...

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52% Bias Score