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Developing Nations to Condemn US Tariffs
Eleven developing nations, including Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, are preparing a statement condemning perceived unfair US tariffs, reflecting growing trade tensions despite the absence of key leaders like Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.
Developing Nations to Condemn US Tariffs
Eleven developing nations, including Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, are preparing a statement condemning perceived unfair US tariffs, reflecting growing trade tensions despite the absence of key leaders like Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin.
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40% Bias Score
Deadly Heatwave in Italy Overwhelms Hospitals
A deadly heatwave in Italy has overwhelmed hospitals with heatstroke victims, many of whom were working outdoors. Despite midday work bans in some regions, a worker died from heatstroke, highlighting insufficient protections.
Deadly Heatwave in Italy Overwhelms Hospitals
A deadly heatwave in Italy has overwhelmed hospitals with heatstroke victims, many of whom were working outdoors. Despite midday work bans in some regions, a worker died from heatstroke, highlighting insufficient protections.
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32% Bias Score
Sexual Harassment Allegations Rock Spain's Ruling Socialist Party, Threatening Sánchez's Leadership
Francisco Salazar, a PSOE official overseeing institutional coordination at the Spanish prime minister's office, resigned following allegations of sexual harassment from several female PSOE workers; this scandal adds to existing corruption investigations within the party, threatening Prime Minister ...
Sexual Harassment Allegations Rock Spain's Ruling Socialist Party, Threatening Sánchez's Leadership
Francisco Salazar, a PSOE official overseeing institutional coordination at the Spanish prime minister's office, resigned following allegations of sexual harassment from several female PSOE workers; this scandal adds to existing corruption investigations within the party, threatening Prime Minister ...
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56% Bias Score
PSOE Leader Sánchez Apologizes Amidst Corruption Scandal, Rules Out Resignation
Following the imprisonment of former PSOE Secretary Santos Cerdán and the release of audio recordings of inappropriate comments by another former official, PSOE leader Pedro Sánchez apologized, announced internal anti-corruption measures, and ruled out resignation, despite admitting his mistakes in ...
PSOE Leader Sánchez Apologizes Amidst Corruption Scandal, Rules Out Resignation
Following the imprisonment of former PSOE Secretary Santos Cerdán and the release of audio recordings of inappropriate comments by another former official, PSOE leader Pedro Sánchez apologized, announced internal anti-corruption measures, and ruled out resignation, despite admitting his mistakes in ...
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68% Bias Score
PSOE Faces Crisis Amidst Criminal Allegations
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) faces a crucial Federal Committee meeting amid a criminal investigation into several leaders, with one already imprisoned, prompting concerns about the party's internal mechanisms and public image.
PSOE Faces Crisis Amidst Criminal Allegations
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) faces a crucial Federal Committee meeting amid a criminal investigation into several leaders, with one already imprisoned, prompting concerns about the party's internal mechanisms and public image.
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48% Bias Score
Leyva's Plot to Remove Colombian President Petro
Former Colombian foreign minister Álvaro Leyva attempted to remove President Gustavo Petro from office before 2026 through contact with armed groups, international pressure efforts, and constitutional reinterpretations, leading to a formal complaint and investigation.
Leyva's Plot to Remove Colombian President Petro
Former Colombian foreign minister Álvaro Leyva attempted to remove President Gustavo Petro from office before 2026 through contact with armed groups, international pressure efforts, and constitutional reinterpretations, leading to a formal complaint and investigation.
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56% Bias Score
Redacted Report Reveals Controversial German Mask Purchases During COVID-19 Pandemic
Germany's former Health Minister Jens Spahn faces scrutiny over €750 million in mask purchases during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic; a redacted investigative report reveals potentially defective masks and possible cover-ups, prompting calls for a parliamentary inquiry.",
Redacted Report Reveals Controversial German Mask Purchases During COVID-19 Pandemic
Germany's former Health Minister Jens Spahn faces scrutiny over €750 million in mask purchases during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic; a redacted investigative report reveals potentially defective masks and possible cover-ups, prompting calls for a parliamentary inquiry.",
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56% Bias Score
11-Year Solar Activity Prediction Model Developed
Russian scientists have created a mathematical model accurately predicting solar activity for 11 years, exceeding existing models' 6-month limit by incorporating complex plasma dynamics and magnetic field generation within the Sun, achieving over 90% accuracy against historical data.
11-Year Solar Activity Prediction Model Developed
Russian scientists have created a mathematical model accurately predicting solar activity for 11 years, exceeding existing models' 6-month limit by incorporating complex plasma dynamics and magnetic field generation within the Sun, achieving over 90% accuracy against historical data.
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36% Bias Score
WA Road Toll Reaches Decade High After Five Die in 24 Hours
Five people died in separate car crashes across Western Australia within 24 hours, increasing the state's 2025 road toll to 103—the highest in a decade and 10 more than the same time last year—prompting officials to plead for safer driving practices.
WA Road Toll Reaches Decade High After Five Die in 24 Hours
Five people died in separate car crashes across Western Australia within 24 hours, increasing the state's 2025 road toll to 103—the highest in a decade and 10 more than the same time last year—prompting officials to plead for safer driving practices.
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28% Bias Score
Top Sánchez Aide Resigns Amidst Sexual Harassment Accusations
Francisco Salazar, a close advisor to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, resigned from his position within the PSOE's Organization Secretariat following accusations of sexual harassment and abuse of power from multiple women within the party; the PSOE has initiated an internal investigation.
Top Sánchez Aide Resigns Amidst Sexual Harassment Accusations
Francisco Salazar, a close advisor to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, resigned from his position within the PSOE's Organization Secretariat following accusations of sexual harassment and abuse of power from multiple women within the party; the PSOE has initiated an internal investigation.
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52% Bias Score
PP's Absence at Madrid Pride Sparks Political Tensions
The Madrid Pride parade, with the theme "20 years advancing in rights: Not one step back," saw the left criticizing the PP's absence, highlighting the importance of LGBTQ+ rights, while authorities implemented logistical measures including increased public transport and temporary station closures.
PP's Absence at Madrid Pride Sparks Political Tensions
The Madrid Pride parade, with the theme "20 years advancing in rights: Not one step back," saw the left criticizing the PP's absence, highlighting the importance of LGBTQ+ rights, while authorities implemented logistical measures including increased public transport and temporary station closures.
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64% Bias Score
EU Companies Undermine Brussels' Trade Stance Against US Tariffs
Facing US trade threats, major European companies like Mercedes-Benz and LVMH are lobbying against EU retaliatory tariffs, weakening Brussels' negotiating power and potentially reducing the scope of proposed tariffs by up to €70 billion before a July 9th deadline.
EU Companies Undermine Brussels' Trade Stance Against US Tariffs
Facing US trade threats, major European companies like Mercedes-Benz and LVMH are lobbying against EU retaliatory tariffs, weakening Brussels' negotiating power and potentially reducing the scope of proposed tariffs by up to €70 billion before a July 9th deadline.
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44% Bias Score
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