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UN Ocean Conference Faces Challenges Amidst Overfishing and Policy Setbacks
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice, starting June 9th, aims to address overfishing and pollution harming marine life, but the absence of the US and France's recent environmental policy changes pose challenges to achieving meaningful progress.
UN Ocean Conference Faces Challenges Amidst Overfishing and Policy Setbacks
The UN Ocean Conference in Nice, starting June 9th, aims to address overfishing and pollution harming marine life, but the absence of the US and France's recent environmental policy changes pose challenges to achieving meaningful progress.
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48% Bias Score
Hamburg Protest Demands End to Gaza War
On the evening of October 25th, 2023, over 550 people protested in Hamburg's Rathausmarkt, demanding an end to the Gaza war, criticizing both Israel and Hamas for human rights violations, and condemning the German government's response.
Hamburg Protest Demands End to Gaza War
On the evening of October 25th, 2023, over 550 people protested in Hamburg's Rathausmarkt, demanding an end to the Gaza war, criticizing both Israel and Hamas for human rights violations, and condemning the German government's response.
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52% Bias Score
Emei Kung Fu Girls Revitalize Ancient Martial Art
In China's Sichuan province, an all-female kung fu group, the Emei Kung Fu Girls, uses social media to revive interest in the ancient martial art of Emei Kung Fu, attracting more women and girls to the field and countering declining enrollment in Emei academies.
Emei Kung Fu Girls Revitalize Ancient Martial Art
In China's Sichuan province, an all-female kung fu group, the Emei Kung Fu Girls, uses social media to revive interest in the ancient martial art of Emei Kung Fu, attracting more women and girls to the field and countering declining enrollment in Emei academies.
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32% Bias Score
Climate Activists Blockade Axel Springer Publishing House
Climate activists from the "Neue Generation" blocked three entrances to an Axel Springer publishing house in Berlin-Spandau on Wednesday night, citing the company's alleged right-wing bias and influence on public discourse; the blockade lasted until around 4 AM and likely did not significantly disru...
Climate Activists Blockade Axel Springer Publishing House
Climate activists from the "Neue Generation" blocked three entrances to an Axel Springer publishing house in Berlin-Spandau on Wednesday night, citing the company's alleged right-wing bias and influence on public discourse; the blockade lasted until around 4 AM and likely did not significantly disru...
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72% Bias Score
Wise Relocates Primary Listing to New York
Wise, a British fintech company with £1.2bn in revenue and £282m in pre-tax profit, is moving its primary stock market listing from London to New York in order to access a wider investor pool and boost trading activity, marking a setback for London's efforts to attract and retain tech firms.
Wise Relocates Primary Listing to New York
Wise, a British fintech company with £1.2bn in revenue and £282m in pre-tax profit, is moving its primary stock market listing from London to New York in order to access a wider investor pool and boost trading activity, marking a setback for London's efforts to attract and retain tech firms.
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60% Bias Score
Pushkin's Legacy and the Global Rise and Fall of the Russian Language
This article celebrates the birthday of Alexander Pushkin, emphasizing his contribution to the modern Russian language and examining the language's historical and current global influence, noting challenges and a potential resurgence.
Pushkin's Legacy and the Global Rise and Fall of the Russian Language
This article celebrates the birthday of Alexander Pushkin, emphasizing his contribution to the modern Russian language and examining the language's historical and current global influence, noting challenges and a potential resurgence.
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64% Bias Score
Germany's €623 Million Corona Mask Overpayment Scandal
An internal report reveals a €623 million overpayment for Corona masks purchased by the German government, prompting accusations of a cover-up and raising concerns about potential breaches of official duty by former Health Minister Jens Spahn and his successor.
Germany's €623 Million Corona Mask Overpayment Scandal
An internal report reveals a €623 million overpayment for Corona masks purchased by the German government, prompting accusations of a cover-up and raising concerns about potential breaches of official duty by former Health Minister Jens Spahn and his successor.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Launches Program to Attract Foreign Researchers Amidst US Crackdown
German Research Minister Dorothee Bär announced a new program to attract foreign researchers, offering comprehensive support including jobs for partners and childcare, partly in response to the US government's actions against universities.
Germany Launches Program to Attract Foreign Researchers Amidst US Crackdown
German Research Minister Dorothee Bär announced a new program to attract foreign researchers, offering comprehensive support including jobs for partners and childcare, partly in response to the US government's actions against universities.
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44% Bias Score
Temporary Memorial Unveiled for Polish WWII Victims in Berlin
A temporary memorial in Berlin, unveiled on June 5th, commemorates Polish victims of Nazi Germany and German occupation (1939-1945), marking a first step toward a future Polish-German House of Remembrance; discussions highlighted ongoing challenges in fully acknowledging the diverse victims and comp...
Temporary Memorial Unveiled for Polish WWII Victims in Berlin
A temporary memorial in Berlin, unveiled on June 5th, commemorates Polish victims of Nazi Germany and German occupation (1939-1945), marking a first step toward a future Polish-German House of Remembrance; discussions highlighted ongoing challenges in fully acknowledging the diverse victims and comp...
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32% Bias Score
Berlin Museum Island Celebrates Bicentennial Amidst Ongoing Restoration
The Berlin Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999, celebrates its bicentennial in 2025, marking 200 years since the foundation stone of the Altes Museum was laid; its history reflects Germany's journey from the Enlightenment to modern tourism, punctuated by war, division, and ongoing...
Berlin Museum Island Celebrates Bicentennial Amidst Ongoing Restoration
The Berlin Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1999, celebrates its bicentennial in 2025, marking 200 years since the foundation stone of the Altes Museum was laid; its history reflects Germany's journey from the Enlightenment to modern tourism, punctuated by war, division, and ongoing...
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48% Bias Score
Truss Condemns Conservatives' Rejection of Her Mini-Budget
Liz Truss criticized Conservative shadow chancellor Mel Stride for rejecting her 2022 mini-budget, which involved £45bn in unfunded tax cuts, contributing to the party's low poll numbers (18%, trailing Reform UK and Labour) and internal divisions.
Truss Condemns Conservatives' Rejection of Her Mini-Budget
Liz Truss criticized Conservative shadow chancellor Mel Stride for rejecting her 2022 mini-budget, which involved £45bn in unfunded tax cuts, contributing to the party's low poll numbers (18%, trailing Reform UK and Labour) and internal divisions.
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56% Bias Score
Death of Edmund White: End of an Era in Transatlantic Cultural Exchange
Edmund White, a renowned American author, died at 85 in New York, leaving a legacy as a crucial cultural bridge between the US and Europe, evident in his writing and life.
Death of Edmund White: End of an Era in Transatlantic Cultural Exchange
Edmund White, a renowned American author, died at 85 in New York, leaving a legacy as a crucial cultural bridge between the US and Europe, evident in his writing and life.
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32% Bias Score
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