March 2025
April 2025
Athens's Selective Amnesia: Prioritizing Tourism Over Historical Memory
Athens's central areas lack public markers commemorating significant 20th-century events, unlike other European capitals, prioritizing a consumerist image over historical memory, creating a polarized national identity and hindering deeper civic engagement.
Athens's Selective Amnesia: Prioritizing Tourism Over Historical Memory
Athens's central areas lack public markers commemorating significant 20th-century events, unlike other European capitals, prioritizing a consumerist image over historical memory, creating a polarized national identity and hindering deeper civic engagement.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Debut Novel "Oroppa" Wins Prestigious Boon Literary Prize
Safae el Khannoussi's debut novel "Oroppa" won the 50,000 euro Boon literary prize in Leuven, Belgium, on Tuesday, outcompeting 538 entries from Belgium and the Netherlands; this is the first time a debut novel has won this major award in decades.
Debut Novel "Oroppa" Wins Prestigious Boon Literary Prize
Safae el Khannoussi's debut novel "Oroppa" won the 50,000 euro Boon literary prize in Leuven, Belgium, on Tuesday, outcompeting 538 entries from Belgium and the Netherlands; this is the first time a debut novel has won this major award in decades.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Kroetz Returns to Stage with New Adaptation of "Brandner Kaspar
Franz Xaver Kroetz's new adaptation of the Bavarian folk tale "Brandner Kaspar" premieres at Munich's Residenztheater on June 14th, marking the 79-year-old playwright's return to stage after a long hiatus; Günther Maria Halmer will star.
Kroetz Returns to Stage with New Adaptation of "Brandner Kaspar
Franz Xaver Kroetz's new adaptation of the Bavarian folk tale "Brandner Kaspar" premieres at Munich's Residenztheater on June 14th, marking the 79-year-old playwright's return to stage after a long hiatus; Günther Maria Halmer will star.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Accidental Discovery of Thyroid Cancer in 19-Year-Old Highlights Importance of Comprehensive Medical Checkups
A 19-year-old Rostov resident's visit to an endocrinologist for weight issues unexpectedly revealed thyroid cancer in both lobes, highlighting the importance of comprehensive medical examinations and early detection.
Accidental Discovery of Thyroid Cancer in 19-Year-Old Highlights Importance of Comprehensive Medical Checkups
A 19-year-old Rostov resident's visit to an endocrinologist for weight issues unexpectedly revealed thyroid cancer in both lobes, highlighting the importance of comprehensive medical examinations and early detection.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Jakobsen Withdraws Again, Raising Concerns About Performance Decline
Cyclist Fabio Jakobsen withdrew from the Classic Brugge-De Panne race due to illness, marking his third early exit from major races this year since joining his new team, Picnic-PostNL in January 2024, despite showing initial optimism about his fitness.
Jakobsen Withdraws Again, Raising Concerns About Performance Decline
Cyclist Fabio Jakobsen withdrew from the Classic Brugge-De Panne race due to illness, marking his third early exit from major races this year since joining his new team, Picnic-PostNL in January 2024, despite showing initial optimism about his fitness.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Thuringia's New Government Receives Failing Grade on Education Policies
Three months into its term, Thuringia's new state government faces harsh criticism from the GEW teachers' union over its education policies, particularly its 100-day plan which is deemed unrealistic and its handling of protests against planned school regulation changes.
Thuringia's New Government Receives Failing Grade on Education Policies
Three months into its term, Thuringia's new state government faces harsh criticism from the GEW teachers' union over its education policies, particularly its 100-day plan which is deemed unrealistic and its handling of protests against planned school regulation changes.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Nagel Defends Moral Progress Amidst Relativistic Challenges
Thomas Nagel, a renowned philosopher, defends the idea of moral progress against relativistic views, using the historical example of slavery's abolition to illustrate the debate and arguing for the possibility of objective moral improvement despite time and place-dependent moral standards.
Nagel Defends Moral Progress Amidst Relativistic Challenges
Thomas Nagel, a renowned philosopher, defends the idea of moral progress against relativistic views, using the historical example of slavery's abolition to illustrate the debate and arguing for the possibility of objective moral improvement despite time and place-dependent moral standards.
Progress
36% Bias Score