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Budapest's Gellért Hotel Undergoes Major Restoration
Budapest's Gellért Hotel, a landmark Art Nouveau building closed since 2019, is undergoing a complete renovation by BDPST and Mandarin Oriental, aiming for a 2027 reopening, combining its rich history with modern luxury.
Budapest's Gellért Hotel Undergoes Major Restoration
Budapest's Gellért Hotel, a landmark Art Nouveau building closed since 2019, is undergoing a complete renovation by BDPST and Mandarin Oriental, aiming for a 2027 reopening, combining its rich history with modern luxury.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Trump Accuses South Africa of "White Genocide" During Oval Office Meeting
During a US-South Africa Oval Office meeting focused on trade, President Trump unexpectedly showed President Ramaphosa videos and photos alleging "white genocide," a claim refuted by South Africa; this incident highlights rising tensions between the two countries over land reform and other issues.
Trump Accuses South Africa of "White Genocide" During Oval Office Meeting
During a US-South Africa Oval Office meeting focused on trade, President Trump unexpectedly showed President Ramaphosa videos and photos alleging "white genocide," a claim refuted by South Africa; this incident highlights rising tensions between the two countries over land reform and other issues.
Progress
64% Bias Score
IMF Warns of Rising French Deficit Without Further Reforms
The IMF's 2024 report warns that France's budget deficit is projected to reach 6% of GDP by 2030 without significant additional measures, recommending reforms to unemployment insurance and pensions to avoid negative economic impacts, while acknowledging the political challenges.
IMF Warns of Rising French Deficit Without Further Reforms
The IMF's 2024 report warns that France's budget deficit is projected to reach 6% of GDP by 2030 without significant additional measures, recommending reforms to unemployment insurance and pensions to avoid negative economic impacts, while acknowledging the political challenges.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Canada Faces Long-Term Care Staffing Crisis
A Canadian Institute for Health Information report reveals a decline in long-term care healthcare providers since 2021, necessitating increased overtime and agency staffing, impacting care quality and highlighting systemic issues.
Canada Faces Long-Term Care Staffing Crisis
A Canadian Institute for Health Information report reveals a decline in long-term care healthcare providers since 2021, necessitating increased overtime and agency staffing, impacting care quality and highlighting systemic issues.
Progress
48% Bias Score
German Slaughterhouse Closed After 728 Animal Welfare Violations
An undercover investigation at Buckl Geflügel GmbH in Wassertrüdingen, Germany, revealed 728 animal welfare violations between March 31 and April 14, 2025, leading to the immediate closure of the slaughterhouse by authorities and ongoing investigations.
German Slaughterhouse Closed After 728 Animal Welfare Violations
An undercover investigation at Buckl Geflügel GmbH in Wassertrüdingen, Germany, revealed 728 animal welfare violations between March 31 and April 14, 2025, leading to the immediate closure of the slaughterhouse by authorities and ongoing investigations.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Germany's Recession: High Energy Costs, Worker Shortages, and Bureaucracy Hamper Economic Recovery
Germany's economy has been in recession for two years, experiencing more business closures in 2024 than in 2011, due to high energy prices, worker shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government is implementing measures to improve the situation, but a quick recovery is unlikely.
Germany's Recession: High Energy Costs, Worker Shortages, and Bureaucracy Hamper Economic Recovery
Germany's economy has been in recession for two years, experiencing more business closures in 2024 than in 2011, due to high energy prices, worker shortages, and excessive bureaucracy; the government is implementing measures to improve the situation, but a quick recovery is unlikely.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Overwork Linked to Brain Structural Changes: South Korean Study
A South Korean study of 110 healthcare workers found that those working 52+ hours weekly showed significant brain structural changes in areas related to executive function and emotion regulation, compared to a control group; the changes may be partially reversible with reduced workload.
Overwork Linked to Brain Structural Changes: South Korean Study
A South Korean study of 110 healthcare workers found that those working 52+ hours weekly showed significant brain structural changes in areas related to executive function and emotion regulation, compared to a control group; the changes may be partially reversible with reduced workload.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Bitcoin Hits Record High Amidst GENIUS Act Progress and Institutional Investment
Bitcoin hit a record high of \$111,000 on Thursday, fueled by the Senate's progress on the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin regulatory bill, and massive institutional investment, exceeding its previous high set during President Trump's inauguration, despite concerns about the US debt burden.
Bitcoin Hits Record High Amidst GENIUS Act Progress and Institutional Investment
Bitcoin hit a record high of \$111,000 on Thursday, fueled by the Senate's progress on the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin regulatory bill, and massive institutional investment, exceeding its previous high set during President Trump's inauguration, despite concerns about the US debt burden.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Germany Shifts Stance, Backs Nuclear Energy's Sustainable Classification
Germany reversed its opposition to classifying nuclear energy as sustainable within the EU taxonomy, aligning with France's policy to prioritize low-emission energy sources; this decision, however, faces criticism for potentially hindering renewable energy development and increasing radioactive wast...
Germany Shifts Stance, Backs Nuclear Energy's Sustainable Classification
Germany reversed its opposition to classifying nuclear energy as sustainable within the EU taxonomy, aligning with France's policy to prioritize low-emission energy sources; this decision, however, faces criticism for potentially hindering renewable energy development and increasing radioactive wast...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Trump's Hostility Triggers Record Foreign Investment Exodus from Canadian Stock Market
A record $35 billion in foreign investment was withdrawn from the Canadian stock market in the first quarter of 2024 due to the Trump administration's hostile trade policies towards Canada; however, the Toronto Stock Exchange remained relatively stable due to increased domestic investment.
Trump's Hostility Triggers Record Foreign Investment Exodus from Canadian Stock Market
A record $35 billion in foreign investment was withdrawn from the Canadian stock market in the first quarter of 2024 due to the Trump administration's hostile trade policies towards Canada; however, the Toronto Stock Exchange remained relatively stable due to increased domestic investment.
Progress
40% Bias Score
US Expulsion of Asylum Seekers to Costa Rica Condemned by HRW
Human Rights Watch condemns the US expulsion of 200 asylum seekers, including children, to Costa Rica in February, citing abusive detention and denial of asylum applications; over half have since returned to their countries of origin, while the remaining are given 90 days to seek asylum or leave Cos...
US Expulsion of Asylum Seekers to Costa Rica Condemned by HRW
Human Rights Watch condemns the US expulsion of 200 asylum seekers, including children, to Costa Rica in February, citing abusive detention and denial of asylum applications; over half have since returned to their countries of origin, while the remaining are given 90 days to seek asylum or leave Cos...
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52% Bias Score
False Videos Misrepresent Gaza Aid, China's Role"
Israel has partially lifted its blockade on Gaza, allowing limited aid deliveries; however, the online discourse is plagued by false videos claiming China is airdropping aid, one showing old footage from March 2024 and another misrepresenting a joint military exercise between Egypt and China.
False Videos Misrepresent Gaza Aid, China's Role"
Israel has partially lifted its blockade on Gaza, allowing limited aid deliveries; however, the online discourse is plagued by false videos claiming China is airdropping aid, one showing old footage from March 2024 and another misrepresenting a joint military exercise between Egypt and China.
Progress
28% Bias Score
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