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Madagascar Shootout: Notorious Bandit Killed in Gendarme Raid
In Maritampona Ambararatabe, Madagascar, a 30-minute shootout between gendarmes and armed bandits resulted in the death of a notorious fugitive, known for cattle theft and armed robbery, while his accomplices escaped.
Madagascar Shootout: Notorious Bandit Killed in Gendarme Raid
In Maritampona Ambararatabe, Madagascar, a 30-minute shootout between gendarmes and armed bandits resulted in the death of a notorious fugitive, known for cattle theft and armed robbery, while his accomplices escaped.
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56% Bias Score
Bolt Ceases Operations in Tunisia Amid Regulatory Dispute
Bolt, a ride-hailing app, officially ended operations in Tunisia on May 9, 2025, after a dispute with authorities over alleged money laundering, tax fraud, and illegal operation, resulting in the seizure of 12 million dinars and the app's removal from the national business register.
Bolt Ceases Operations in Tunisia Amid Regulatory Dispute
Bolt, a ride-hailing app, officially ended operations in Tunisia on May 9, 2025, after a dispute with authorities over alleged money laundering, tax fraud, and illegal operation, resulting in the seizure of 12 million dinars and the app's removal from the national business register.
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36% Bias Score
Social Housing Residents Reap Benefits from Enhanced Biodiversity Initiatives
Residents of Montgomery Manor and Lowry Court in Northern Ireland are enjoying the benefits of newly created gardens which feature native plants and wildlife-friendly features, highlighting the positive impact of biodiversity in social housing, despite the lack of government mandate.
Social Housing Residents Reap Benefits from Enhanced Biodiversity Initiatives
Residents of Montgomery Manor and Lowry Court in Northern Ireland are enjoying the benefits of newly created gardens which feature native plants and wildlife-friendly features, highlighting the positive impact of biodiversity in social housing, despite the lack of government mandate.
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28% Bias Score
London Bakery Wins King's Award for Youth Training Program
The Dusty Knuckle Bakery in London won a King's Award for Enterprise for its youth program, which trains 18-25 year olds, many with custodial sentences, resulting in 60% of graduates finding employment or further education after a 12-week program.
London Bakery Wins King's Award for Youth Training Program
The Dusty Knuckle Bakery in London won a King's Award for Enterprise for its youth program, which trains 18-25 year olds, many with custodial sentences, resulting in 60% of graduates finding employment or further education after a 12-week program.
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40% Bias Score
Re-released Book Ignites Debate on Madrid's Movida
Rafa Cervera's book "Alaska y otras historias de la movida" has been republished, sparking debate about the Madrid Movida of the early 2000s; some praise it, while others criticize it for alleged moral corruption and political connections, highlighting a persistent negative narrative.
Re-released Book Ignites Debate on Madrid's Movida
Rafa Cervera's book "Alaska y otras historias de la movida" has been republished, sparking debate about the Madrid Movida of the early 2000s; some praise it, while others criticize it for alleged moral corruption and political connections, highlighting a persistent negative narrative.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Council Advocates Incremental Reforms to Cultural Subsidy System
The Dutch Council for Culture advises extending cultural subsidies from four to eight years and enhancing intergovernmental cooperation to improve the €560 million annual system, addressing innovation and accessibility issues while awaiting additional funding for comprehensive reform.
Dutch Council Advocates Incremental Reforms to Cultural Subsidy System
The Dutch Council for Culture advises extending cultural subsidies from four to eight years and enhancing intergovernmental cooperation to improve the €560 million annual system, addressing innovation and accessibility issues while awaiting additional funding for comprehensive reform.
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32% Bias Score
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
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40% Bias Score
Green Party Duo Launch Joint Leadership Bid
Green Party MPs Adrian Ramsay and Ellie Chowns launched a joint leadership bid on May 31st, aiming to replace Carla Denyer, who is not seeking re-election. Nominations open June 2nd, with voting in August and results announced September 2nd, following the party's best general election result.
Green Party Duo Launch Joint Leadership Bid
Green Party MPs Adrian Ramsay and Ellie Chowns launched a joint leadership bid on May 31st, aiming to replace Carla Denyer, who is not seeking re-election. Nominations open June 2nd, with voting in August and results announced September 2nd, following the party's best general election result.
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44% Bias Score
Unemployed Man's Community Garden Alleviates Food Insecurity in Halton
Unemployed in 2020, Christopher Jones began growing food in his Halton garden, donating the surplus to local food banks and residents via social media and street boxes; his initiative has expanded with council-provided allotments and community fundraising.
Unemployed Man's Community Garden Alleviates Food Insecurity in Halton
Unemployed in 2020, Christopher Jones began growing food in his Halton garden, donating the surplus to local food banks and residents via social media and street boxes; his initiative has expanded with council-provided allotments and community fundraising.
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32% Bias Score
Peter Heinrich Brix: From Farmer to TV Star
Peter Heinrich Brix, a 70-year-old actor celebrating his birthday, stars in the successful German TV crime series "Nord Nord Mord," which reaches up to 10 million viewers; his career unexpectedly began after a chance appearance at a local event.
Peter Heinrich Brix: From Farmer to TV Star
Peter Heinrich Brix, a 70-year-old actor celebrating his birthday, stars in the successful German TV crime series "Nord Nord Mord," which reaches up to 10 million viewers; his career unexpectedly began after a chance appearance at a local event.
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24% Bias Score
PAN's Strategic Weakness: A Lack of Clearly Defined Enemies
The article analyzes the Mexican opposition party PAN's ambiguous strategy against the ruling Morena party, contrasting it with Morena's clear definition of its enemies and highlighting PAN's internal contradictions and lack of a coherent opposition stance, predicting negative electoral consequences...
PAN's Strategic Weakness: A Lack of Clearly Defined Enemies
The article analyzes the Mexican opposition party PAN's ambiguous strategy against the ruling Morena party, contrasting it with Morena's clear definition of its enemies and highlighting PAN's internal contradictions and lack of a coherent opposition stance, predicting negative electoral consequences...
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56% Bias Score
NIS 120M Israeli Urban Renewal Agreement Accelerates Or Yehuda Housing Development
The Israeli government signed a NIS 120 million urban renewal framework agreement with four entities for Or Yehuda, allocating NIS 20,000-30,000 per housing unit for infrastructure, accelerating 2,720 potential housing units and 12,847 future units.
NIS 120M Israeli Urban Renewal Agreement Accelerates Or Yehuda Housing Development
The Israeli government signed a NIS 120 million urban renewal framework agreement with four entities for Or Yehuda, allocating NIS 20,000-30,000 per housing unit for infrastructure, accelerating 2,720 potential housing units and 12,847 future units.
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40% Bias Score
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