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Zeeland to Trial Sea Purslane Harvesting at Neeltje Jans
Zeeland province will trial sea purslane harvesting at Neeltje Jans, a former Delta Works island, until August 31st (4 PM-4:45 PM), addressing limited harvesting locations due to environmental regulations and aiming to revive a local tradition.
Zeeland to Trial Sea Purslane Harvesting at Neeltje Jans
Zeeland province will trial sea purslane harvesting at Neeltje Jans, a former Delta Works island, until August 31st (4 PM-4:45 PM), addressing limited harvesting locations due to environmental regulations and aiming to revive a local tradition.
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48% Bias Score
German Man Drives Car into Crowd, Injuring Wife and Daughter
On Saturday afternoon, a 48-year-old Iraqi man in Passau, Germany, intentionally drove his car into a crowd of pedestrians near the main train station, injuring his wife, daughter, and three others. Police suspect a custody dispute was the motive.
German Man Drives Car into Crowd, Injuring Wife and Daughter
On Saturday afternoon, a 48-year-old Iraqi man in Passau, Germany, intentionally drove his car into a crowd of pedestrians near the main train station, injuring his wife, daughter, and three others. Police suspect a custody dispute was the motive.
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44% Bias Score
Tsipras' Political Reemergence: A Critique of Rhetoric and Strategy
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' recent political statements have sparked debate, with critics highlighting inconsistencies between his current rhetoric and his past actions during his time in office. His lack of a clear political platform is also subject to criticism.
Tsipras' Political Reemergence: A Critique of Rhetoric and Strategy
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' recent political statements have sparked debate, with critics highlighting inconsistencies between his current rhetoric and his past actions during his time in office. His lack of a clear political platform is also subject to criticism.
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52% Bias Score
Thuringia Expands Green Belt Camping
Thuringia, Germany is expanding its network of nature-based camping spots along the 763km Green Belt, a former border strip, with three new sites planned for 2025 near Kaltennordheim, Truckendorf, and Frankenblick, offering basic camping for up to 10 people per site.
Thuringia Expands Green Belt Camping
Thuringia, Germany is expanding its network of nature-based camping spots along the 763km Green Belt, a former border strip, with three new sites planned for 2025 near Kaltennordheim, Truckendorf, and Frankenblick, offering basic camping for up to 10 people per site.
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36% Bias Score
Utrecht Shopping Center to Close Nights Due to Disturbances
Utrecht's Hoog Catharijne shopping center will close nightly from midnight to 6 AM starting this summer due to increased disturbances involving drug and alcohol use, theft, and violence by groups of 30–50 people, primarily from Utrecht, Eastern Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, including a ...
Utrecht Shopping Center to Close Nights Due to Disturbances
Utrecht's Hoog Catharijne shopping center will close nightly from midnight to 6 AM starting this summer due to increased disturbances involving drug and alcohol use, theft, and violence by groups of 30–50 people, primarily from Utrecht, Eastern Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East, including a ...
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48% Bias Score
New Greek Traffic Code: Stricter Penalties, Questionable Effectiveness
Greece's new traffic code (KOK) increases penalties for violations, aiming to curb the 600 annual traffic fatalities, but its effectiveness is questioned due to weak enforcement and deeply ingrained reckless driving behavior.
New Greek Traffic Code: Stricter Penalties, Questionable Effectiveness
Greece's new traffic code (KOK) increases penalties for violations, aiming to curb the 600 annual traffic fatalities, but its effectiveness is questioned due to weak enforcement and deeply ingrained reckless driving behavior.
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48% Bias Score
CNN Series Showcases Spain's Culinary Rise
CNN's "Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain" explores the diverse landscape of Spanish cuisine, airing Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT, showcasing dishes from paella to tapas, highlighting the country's culinary evolution and global impact.
CNN Series Showcases Spain's Culinary Rise
CNN's "Eva Longoria: Searching for Spain" explores the diverse landscape of Spanish cuisine, airing Sundays at 9 p.m. ET/PT, showcasing dishes from paella to tapas, highlighting the country's culinary evolution and global impact.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Custody Dispute Leads to Attempted Murder in Passau
A 48-year-old Iraqi man in Passau, Germany, intentionally drove his car into a crowd of pedestrians, injuring five including his wife and daughter; police suspect a custody dispute as the motive.
Custody Dispute Leads to Attempted Murder in Passau
A 48-year-old Iraqi man in Passau, Germany, intentionally drove his car into a crowd of pedestrians, injuring five including his wife and daughter; police suspect a custody dispute as the motive.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Greece Imposes Steep Penalties for Late Payments
In Greece, late payments result in significant penalties: electricity bills increase by 10-15%, circulation taxes incur 25-100% surcharges, and late tax installments face a 0.7% monthly penalty. Early tax payments offer discounts, but credit card usage for these discounts risks high interest charges...
Greece Imposes Steep Penalties for Late Payments
In Greece, late payments result in significant penalties: electricity bills increase by 10-15%, circulation taxes incur 25-100% surcharges, and late tax installments face a 0.7% monthly penalty. Early tax payments offer discounts, but credit card usage for these discounts risks high interest charges...
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48% Bias Score
Poor Spring Weather Dampens Thuringian Outdoor Restaurant Season
Poor weather in May significantly impacted Thuringian outdoor restaurants, with cold temperatures and wind deterring customers, particularly in rural areas, leading to lower-than-expected revenue and highlighting the sector's vulnerability to climate variability.
Poor Spring Weather Dampens Thuringian Outdoor Restaurant Season
Poor weather in May significantly impacted Thuringian outdoor restaurants, with cold temperatures and wind deterring customers, particularly in rural areas, leading to lower-than-expected revenue and highlighting the sector's vulnerability to climate variability.
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36% Bias Score
2024 Panhellenic Exams: Mostly Smooth, with Minor Issues
The 2024 Panhellenic Exams, concluding yesterday for 90,000 General Lyceum students vying for 70,700 places, saw mostly appropriate difficulty levels except for a Biology question, with Modern Greek posing an unexpected challenge for some due to its scientific style.
2024 Panhellenic Exams: Mostly Smooth, with Minor Issues
The 2024 Panhellenic Exams, concluding yesterday for 90,000 General Lyceum students vying for 70,700 places, saw mostly appropriate difficulty levels except for a Biology question, with Modern Greek posing an unexpected challenge for some due to its scientific style.
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24% Bias Score
Portsmouth Murder Investigation: Two Arrested, Gold Suitcase Sought
A murder investigation is underway in Portsmouth, Hampshire, following the discovery of the body of 32-year-old Samantha Murphy on June 5th. Two 32-year-old men have been arrested, and police are searching for a gold suitcase that may be relevant to the case.
Portsmouth Murder Investigation: Two Arrested, Gold Suitcase Sought
A murder investigation is underway in Portsmouth, Hampshire, following the discovery of the body of 32-year-old Samantha Murphy on June 5th. Two 32-year-old men have been arrested, and police are searching for a gold suitcase that may be relevant to the case.
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44% Bias Score
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