March 2025
April 2025
Policeman Charged with Murdering Elderly Woman for Inheritance
A Madrid court will try a local policeman accused of murdering an 83-year-old woman in February 2020 by pushing her down the stairs to inherit her €1.5 million estate; the prosecution seeks a 44-year prison sentence.
Policeman Charged with Murdering Elderly Woman for Inheritance
A Madrid court will try a local policeman accused of murdering an 83-year-old woman in February 2020 by pushing her down the stairs to inherit her €1.5 million estate; the prosecution seeks a 44-year prison sentence.
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52% Bias Score
Letby Lawyer Claims Police Made 'Huge Mistake' in Manslaughter Investigation
Lucy Letby's lawyer claims police investigating hospital staff for manslaughter made a 'huge mistake', citing expert evidence contradicting the prosecution's case and pointing to different causes for the infant deaths; the evidence has been submitted to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
Letby Lawyer Claims Police Made 'Huge Mistake' in Manslaughter Investigation
Lucy Letby's lawyer claims police investigating hospital staff for manslaughter made a 'huge mistake', citing expert evidence contradicting the prosecution's case and pointing to different causes for the infant deaths; the evidence has been submitted to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
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56% Bias Score
Serbia: Mass Student Protest Planned Amidst Government Warnings of Violence
Following a January blockade in Autokomanda, student-led protests are returning to Belgrade on March 15th. The government warns of potential violence and a forceful response, while students maintain their commitment to peaceful assembly, despite potential risks, including the possibility of a state ...
Serbia: Mass Student Protest Planned Amidst Government Warnings of Violence
Following a January blockade in Autokomanda, student-led protests are returning to Belgrade on March 15th. The government warns of potential violence and a forceful response, while students maintain their commitment to peaceful assembly, despite potential risks, including the possibility of a state ...
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56% Bias Score
German Public Sector Workers Strike for Higher Wages, Improved Conditions
German public sector unions Verdi and DBB are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement affecting 2.6 million workers, demanding an 8 percent wage increase or at least €350 more, alongside improved work conditions and flexible working arrangements; strikes at various locations, including air...
German Public Sector Workers Strike for Higher Wages, Improved Conditions
German public sector unions Verdi and DBB are negotiating a new collective bargaining agreement affecting 2.6 million workers, demanding an 8 percent wage increase or at least €350 more, alongside improved work conditions and flexible working arrangements; strikes at various locations, including air...
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36% Bias Score
280 Romanian Mercenaries Captured in Goma After M23 Victory
In January 2024, following the M23 rebel victory in Goma, DRC, approximately 280 of 1000 Romanian mercenaries hired by the Congolese government were captured, then extracted after negotiations involving world presidents, highlighting the DRC's reliance on private military firms and the ethical compl...
280 Romanian Mercenaries Captured in Goma After M23 Victory
In January 2024, following the M23 rebel victory in Goma, DRC, approximately 280 of 1000 Romanian mercenaries hired by the Congolese government were captured, then extracted after negotiations involving world presidents, highlighting the DRC's reliance on private military firms and the ethical compl...
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36% Bias Score
Tesla Warns of Retaliatory Tariffs Amid Trump's Trade War
Tesla, facing a 50% market value drop (£800bn loss) due to Trump's trade war, warned US officials about potential retaliatory tariffs on electric vehicles; this follows Trump's purchase of a Tesla car, despite widespread business complaints about rising costs and red tape from the trade war.
Tesla Warns of Retaliatory Tariffs Amid Trump's Trade War
Tesla, facing a 50% market value drop (£800bn loss) due to Trump's trade war, warned US officials about potential retaliatory tariffs on electric vehicles; this follows Trump's purchase of a Tesla car, despite widespread business complaints about rising costs and red tape from the trade war.
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40% Bias Score
Airbus's Success: A Blueprint for European Industrial Competitiveness
Airbus's rise from a fragmented European aviation industry to a global leader, surpassing Boeing in orders by 2013, exemplifies the potential of pan-European cooperation to challenge US dominance; this model should be replicated in other strategic sectors.
Airbus's Success: A Blueprint for European Industrial Competitiveness
Airbus's rise from a fragmented European aviation industry to a global leader, surpassing Boeing in orders by 2013, exemplifies the potential of pan-European cooperation to challenge US dominance; this model should be replicated in other strategic sectors.
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40% Bias Score
German Company Insolvencies Surge 12.1 Percent in February 2025"
German company insolvencies rose 12.1 percent in February 2025 compared to the previous year, reaching 21,812 for 2024 (a 22.4 percent increase), driven by a 127.5 percent surge in large insolvencies exceeding \$25 million, totaling 314 cases; creditor claims more than doubled to \$58.1 billion.
German Company Insolvencies Surge 12.1 Percent in February 2025"
German company insolvencies rose 12.1 percent in February 2025 compared to the previous year, reaching 21,812 for 2024 (a 22.4 percent increase), driven by a 127.5 percent surge in large insolvencies exceeding \$25 million, totaling 314 cases; creditor claims more than doubled to \$58.1 billion.
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44% Bias Score
German Surveillance Law: Appeal to European Court
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit challenging the 2020 BND Act amendments, prompting Reporters Without Borders and the Society for Civil Rights to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, citing the Act's allowance for widespread surveillance of media, particularly outside Germa...
German Surveillance Law: Appeal to European Court
Germany's Constitutional Court rejected a lawsuit challenging the 2020 BND Act amendments, prompting Reporters Without Borders and the Society for Civil Rights to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights, citing the Act's allowance for widespread surveillance of media, particularly outside Germa...
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56% Bias Score
Burke Family Disrupts D.C. Gala, Protesting Teacher's Imprisonment
The Burke family, whose son Enoch was jailed for refusing to use gender-neutral pronouns, disrupted a Washington D.C. gala dinner attended by the Irish Taoiseach, leading to their removal by security and police; the family maintains their son's actions were justified by his religious beliefs.
Burke Family Disrupts D.C. Gala, Protesting Teacher's Imprisonment
The Burke family, whose son Enoch was jailed for refusing to use gender-neutral pronouns, disrupted a Washington D.C. gala dinner attended by the Irish Taoiseach, leading to their removal by security and police; the family maintains their son's actions were justified by his religious beliefs.
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76% Bias Score
Labour's \$5 Billion Welfare Cut Plan Faces Internal Revolt
Facing a \$20 billion budget deficit, the UK Labour Party plans \$5 billion in welfare cuts, sparking internal opposition and raising concerns about impacts on vulnerable populations and the party's image.
Labour's \$5 Billion Welfare Cut Plan Faces Internal Revolt
Facing a \$20 billion budget deficit, the UK Labour Party plans \$5 billion in welfare cuts, sparking internal opposition and raising concerns about impacts on vulnerable populations and the party's image.
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56% Bias Score
PGL: Boosting Children's Well-being and Addressing Inequalities Through Outdoor Education
PGL, the UK's leading outdoor education provider, enhances children's well-being and academic performance through nature-based programs, while its Breakthrough Fund ensures equitable access; environmental initiatives, including rewilding 15% of UK sites and renewable energy use, demonstrate sustaina...
PGL: Boosting Children's Well-being and Addressing Inequalities Through Outdoor Education
PGL, the UK's leading outdoor education provider, enhances children's well-being and academic performance through nature-based programs, while its Breakthrough Fund ensures equitable access; environmental initiatives, including rewilding 15% of UK sites and renewable energy use, demonstrate sustaina...
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52% Bias Score