February 2025
March 2025
Brazilian Film "I'm Still Here" Spurs Reckoning with Dictatorship's Legacy
I'm Still Here," a Brazilian film about enforced disappearances during the 1964-1985 military dictatorship, is nominated for an Oscar and has sparked renewed calls for accountability for past human rights abuses and the recent coup attempt.
Brazilian Film "I'm Still Here" Spurs Reckoning with Dictatorship's Legacy
I'm Still Here," a Brazilian film about enforced disappearances during the 1964-1985 military dictatorship, is nominated for an Oscar and has sparked renewed calls for accountability for past human rights abuses and the recent coup attempt.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Eight Women Hospitalized After Illegal Botox Injections in Paris
Eight women in the Paris area suffered severe botulism in August-September 2024 after receiving illegal Botox injections at a cosmetic center; improperly stored and overdosed Botox caused the botulism, leading to hospitalizations and an investigation by the ANSM.
Eight Women Hospitalized After Illegal Botox Injections in Paris
Eight women in the Paris area suffered severe botulism in August-September 2024 after receiving illegal Botox injections at a cosmetic center; improperly stored and overdosed Botox caused the botulism, leading to hospitalizations and an investigation by the ANSM.
Progress
44% Bias Score
CDU-SPD Coalition Talks Begin Amidst Historic Election Losses
Following substantial losses in recent elections, CDU and SPD initiated coalition talks in Berlin to address critical issues including migration policies, social reforms, and the debt brake.
CDU-SPD Coalition Talks Begin Amidst Historic Election Losses
Following substantial losses in recent elections, CDU and SPD initiated coalition talks in Berlin to address critical issues including migration policies, social reforms, and the debt brake.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Budapest Pride Parade Cancelled by Hungarian Government
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán cancelled the annual Budapest Pride parade on February 22nd, citing it as a waste of resources, a decision supported by other government officials and criticized by LGBTQ+ advocates who see it as a violation of basic rights and a threat to democracy.
Budapest Pride Parade Cancelled by Hungarian Government
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán cancelled the annual Budapest Pride parade on February 22nd, citing it as a waste of resources, a decision supported by other government officials and criticized by LGBTQ+ advocates who see it as a violation of basic rights and a threat to democracy.
Progress
52% Bias Score
False Claim: EMA Admitted mRNA Vaccines Lack Official Approval
Uncut-News falsely claims the EMA admitted mRNA vaccines are unapproved, citing a document about veterinary vaccines; however, the EMA's position emphasizes the rigorous testing and approval of human mRNA vaccines used in the COVID-19 pandemic.
False Claim: EMA Admitted mRNA Vaccines Lack Official Approval
Uncut-News falsely claims the EMA admitted mRNA vaccines are unapproved, citing a document about veterinary vaccines; however, the EMA's position emphasizes the rigorous testing and approval of human mRNA vaccines used in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Progress
68% Bias Score
Massive Greek Protests Demand Accountability for Tempi Train Crash
On the second anniversary of the Tempi train crash in Greece, hundreds of thousands protested nationwide, demanding accountability for the 57 deaths. A recent report revealed systemic failures in the railway and the investigation, including evidence destruction and uncoordinated emergency response.
Massive Greek Protests Demand Accountability for Tempi Train Crash
On the second anniversary of the Tempi train crash in Greece, hundreds of thousands protested nationwide, demanding accountability for the 57 deaths. A recent report revealed systemic failures in the railway and the investigation, including evidence destruction and uncoordinated emergency response.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Morawiecki Indicted for Alleged Election Manipulation During COVID-19 Pandemic
Poland's former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki faces charges for allegedly attempting to organize a postal vote during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a move the opposition claims was intended to favor the incumbent president, while Morawiecki defends it as a necessary measure.
Morawiecki Indicted for Alleged Election Manipulation During COVID-19 Pandemic
Poland's former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki faces charges for allegedly attempting to organize a postal vote during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, a move the opposition claims was intended to favor the incumbent president, while Morawiecki defends it as a necessary measure.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Report Warns of Potential Russian Aggression, Urges Massive European Military Buildup
A Bruegel-Kiel report warns of a possible new Russian aggression in Europe within 3-10 years, prompting calls for a substantial increase in European military capacity—including conscription—and a major boost in military spending, potentially up to €250 billion annually, mainly shouldered by Germany,...
Report Warns of Potential Russian Aggression, Urges Massive European Military Buildup
A Bruegel-Kiel report warns of a possible new Russian aggression in Europe within 3-10 years, prompting calls for a substantial increase in European military capacity—including conscription—and a major boost in military spending, potentially up to €250 billion annually, mainly shouldered by Germany,...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Citigroup Averted \$81 Trillion Transfer Error
A Citigroup employee almost transferred \$81 trillion to a client account in April 2024 due to a pre-filled amount field on a rarely-used backup screen; the error was identified and reversed within 90 minutes, but it highlights systemic operational issues and the bank's history of similar incidents.
Citigroup Averted \$81 Trillion Transfer Error
A Citigroup employee almost transferred \$81 trillion to a client account in April 2024 due to a pre-filled amount field on a rarely-used backup screen; the error was identified and reversed within 90 minutes, but it highlights systemic operational issues and the bank's history of similar incidents.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Athens Erupts in Violence After Deadly Train Crash Memorial
Following a memorial for the 57 victims of a February 2023 train crash in Greece, masked protesters clashed violently with police in Athens, resulting in 84 arrests and injuries, overshadowing calls for justice and prompting a general strike across the country.
Athens Erupts in Violence After Deadly Train Crash Memorial
Following a memorial for the 57 victims of a February 2023 train crash in Greece, masked protesters clashed violently with police in Athens, resulting in 84 arrests and injuries, overshadowing calls for justice and prompting a general strike across the country.
Progress
52% Bias Score
ECB Debates Interest Rate Pause Amid Inflation Risks and Shifting Global Liquidity
The European Central Bank (ECB) is debating pausing interest rate cuts as it considers whether current rates are near or at a neutral level; this debate is fueled by upward inflation risks and a shift from a global savings glut to a bond glut, impacting government bond yields and real interest rates...
ECB Debates Interest Rate Pause Amid Inflation Risks and Shifting Global Liquidity
The European Central Bank (ECB) is debating pausing interest rate cuts as it considers whether current rates are near or at a neutral level; this debate is fueled by upward inflation risks and a shift from a global savings glut to a bond glut, impacting government bond yields and real interest rates...
Progress
36% Bias Score
EMA Recommends Approval of Alzheimer's Drug Lecanemab
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) again recommends approving Lecanemab, an Alzheimer's drug, for early-stage patients after previously rejecting it due to safety concerns; a new analysis shows benefits outweigh risks in a specific patient subgroup; the drug is already approved in the USA.
EMA Recommends Approval of Alzheimer's Drug Lecanemab
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) again recommends approving Lecanemab, an Alzheimer's drug, for early-stage patients after previously rejecting it due to safety concerns; a new analysis shows benefits outweigh risks in a specific patient subgroup; the drug is already approved in the USA.
Progress
40% Bias Score