February 2025
March 2025
Sinner Accepts Three-Month Doping Ban
Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month ban from February 9th to May 4th due to accidental contamination with Clostebol during a massage, a settlement resolving a year-long case with the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Sinner Accepts Three-Month Doping Ban
Top-ranked tennis player Jannik Sinner accepted a three-month ban from February 9th to May 4th due to accidental contamination with Clostebol during a massage, a settlement resolving a year-long case with the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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40% Bias Score
TD Bank Stock Rebounds 16% Amidst Regulatory Challenges and Leadership Change
Toronto-Dominion Bank's share price rebounded 16 percent in two months, exceeding other Canadian banks' performance. This follows a US\$3 billion fine and US growth restrictions in 2024, but factors like undervaluation, new leadership, and sector trends contributed to the recovery. The sale of the C...
TD Bank Stock Rebounds 16% Amidst Regulatory Challenges and Leadership Change
Toronto-Dominion Bank's share price rebounded 16 percent in two months, exceeding other Canadian banks' performance. This follows a US\$3 billion fine and US growth restrictions in 2024, but factors like undervaluation, new leadership, and sector trends contributed to the recovery. The sale of the C...
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44% Bias Score
Ontario's Housing Crisis: Unmet Goals and Policy Controversies
Ontario's Progressive Conservative government, led by Doug Ford, aims to build 1.5 million homes by 2031, but faces criticism for falling short of targets and causing market instability with policy changes impacting environmental regulations and urban sprawl.
Ontario's Housing Crisis: Unmet Goals and Policy Controversies
Ontario's Progressive Conservative government, led by Doug Ford, aims to build 1.5 million homes by 2031, but faces criticism for falling short of targets and causing market instability with policy changes impacting environmental regulations and urban sprawl.
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48% Bias Score
Roscosmos Restructuring: Focus Shifts to Immediate Priorities
Dmitry Bakanov, Roscosmos's new director general, dismissed two deputies, two heads of major institutions, highlighting a shift towards immediate priorities like enhancing satellite coverage for military operations and developing lighter-lift rockets over long-term projects such as the heavy-lift ro...
Roscosmos Restructuring: Focus Shifts to Immediate Priorities
Dmitry Bakanov, Roscosmos's new director general, dismissed two deputies, two heads of major institutions, highlighting a shift towards immediate priorities like enhancing satellite coverage for military operations and developing lighter-lift rockets over long-term projects such as the heavy-lift ro...
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52% Bias Score
2024 Consumer Complaints: E-commerce Leads with 400,012 Reports
Şikayetvar's 2024 data reveals 400,012 e-commerce complaints, exceeding those against digital content platforms (354,994), with cargo services leading in category complaints (156,449), followed by banks and GSM operators.
2024 Consumer Complaints: E-commerce Leads with 400,012 Reports
Şikayetvar's 2024 data reveals 400,012 e-commerce complaints, exceeding those against digital content platforms (354,994), with cargo services leading in category complaints (156,449), followed by banks and GSM operators.
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32% Bias Score
PQH's €0.5 Billion Sale Boosts Greek Non-Performing Loan Recovery
PQH, a Greek asset management company, completed the sale of a €4.8 billion non-performing loan portfolio for approximately €0.5 billion, increasing total recoveries to €1.7 billion since its 2016 founding, showcasing its role in resolving Greece's banking crisis.
PQH's €0.5 Billion Sale Boosts Greek Non-Performing Loan Recovery
PQH, a Greek asset management company, completed the sale of a €4.8 billion non-performing loan portfolio for approximately €0.5 billion, increasing total recoveries to €1.7 billion since its 2016 founding, showcasing its role in resolving Greece's banking crisis.
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44% Bias Score
Cartland Exhibition Reveals Multifaceted Life Beyond Romance Novels
An exhibition celebrating 100 years since the publication of Dame Barbara Cartland's first novel, "Jig-Saw," opens today at Hertford Museum, showcasing her multifaceted life beyond romance novels, including aviation achievements, philanthropy, and political activism.
Cartland Exhibition Reveals Multifaceted Life Beyond Romance Novels
An exhibition celebrating 100 years since the publication of Dame Barbara Cartland's first novel, "Jig-Saw," opens today at Hertford Museum, showcasing her multifaceted life beyond romance novels, including aviation achievements, philanthropy, and political activism.
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52% Bias Score
German Election: High Number of Undecided Voters
German election polls show 38 percent of voters remain undecided, similar to 2021 levels, despite higher overall voter interest and a more polarized political climate; current events could shift opinions, but strategic voting's impact is likely limited.
German Election: High Number of Undecided Voters
German election polls show 38 percent of voters remain undecided, similar to 2021 levels, despite higher overall voter interest and a more polarized political climate; current events could shift opinions, but strategic voting's impact is likely limited.
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32% Bias Score
Canadian Investors Embrace Domestic Stocks Amidst U.S. Tensions
Fueled by anti-American sentiment, Canadian investors are shifting towards domestic stocks, drawn by high dividend yields, discounted valuations compared to the U.S., and the strategic importance of Canada's resource sector despite market weaknesses in tech and consumer goods.
Canadian Investors Embrace Domestic Stocks Amidst U.S. Tensions
Fueled by anti-American sentiment, Canadian investors are shifting towards domestic stocks, drawn by high dividend yields, discounted valuations compared to the U.S., and the strategic importance of Canada's resource sector despite market weaknesses in tech and consumer goods.
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52% Bias Score
Russia's January 2025 Inflation: 9.92% Year-on-Year
Russia's January 2025 inflation reached 9.92% year-on-year, contrasting sharply with the 16.4% perceived by consumers; contributing factors include increased government spending and import restrictions; the Central Bank held its key interest rate steady.
Russia's January 2025 Inflation: 9.92% Year-on-Year
Russia's January 2025 inflation reached 9.92% year-on-year, contrasting sharply with the 16.4% perceived by consumers; contributing factors include increased government spending and import restrictions; the Central Bank held its key interest rate steady.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Construction Boom Forecast Amidst Rising Housing Prices
Capital Economics projects a Greek construction boom fueled by foreign investment and strong employment, despite a 54% housing price surge; low household debt mitigates bubble risk, unlike Spain and Portugal where population growth was the main driver.
Greece Construction Boom Forecast Amidst Rising Housing Prices
Capital Economics projects a Greek construction boom fueled by foreign investment and strong employment, despite a 54% housing price surge; low household debt mitigates bubble risk, unlike Spain and Portugal where population growth was the main driver.
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36% Bias Score
France's stringent citizenship tests cause widespread failure
France's new stricter immigration bill includes language tests costing €100, causing even French citizens to fail; impacting 330,000 applicants, with 60,000 expected failures in the first year, despite government claims it promotes integration.
France's stringent citizenship tests cause widespread failure
France's new stricter immigration bill includes language tests costing €100, causing even French citizens to fail; impacting 330,000 applicants, with 60,000 expected failures in the first year, despite government claims it promotes integration.
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60% Bias Score