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Brazil's Inequality: Tax System and Elite Influence
Brazil's extreme wealth inequality, ranked among the top three globally, is directly attributed by the UN to its tax system, which disproportionately burdens the poor through consumption taxes. The Congress, representing wealthy elites, rejected a proposed tax increase, reflecting systemic issues.
Brazil's Inequality: Tax System and Elite Influence
Brazil's extreme wealth inequality, ranked among the top three globally, is directly attributed by the UN to its tax system, which disproportionately burdens the poor through consumption taxes. The Congress, representing wealthy elites, rejected a proposed tax increase, reflecting systemic issues.
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48% Bias Score
Russia's "Shared Values Visa": A Propaganda Tool and Demographic Strategy
Russia's "Shared Values Visa," introduced in August 2024, attracted 1,156 applicants in nine months, with Germans comprising the largest group (224), aiming to counter demographic decline and promote a traditional values narrative.
Russia's "Shared Values Visa": A Propaganda Tool and Demographic Strategy
Russia's "Shared Values Visa," introduced in August 2024, attracted 1,156 applicants in nine months, with Germans comprising the largest group (224), aiming to counter demographic decline and promote a traditional values narrative.
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52% Bias Score
US Shifts Stance on Russia, Increasing Pressure Amid EU Concerns
Following increased concerns regarding Russia's lack of commitment to peace in Ukraine, the US announced an increase in pressure against Russia, reversing its prior praise for Vladimir Putin. This comes amid record-high Russian bombing levels and was largely welcomed by the EU, though some concerns ...
US Shifts Stance on Russia, Increasing Pressure Amid EU Concerns
Following increased concerns regarding Russia's lack of commitment to peace in Ukraine, the US announced an increase in pressure against Russia, reversing its prior praise for Vladimir Putin. This comes amid record-high Russian bombing levels and was largely welcomed by the EU, though some concerns ...
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40% Bias Score
Kew Gardens' Palm House to Undergo £50 Million Climate-Friendly Makeover
Kew Gardens' Palm House, the world's oldest surviving Victorian glasshouse, is undergoing a £50 million renovation to improve energy efficiency and protect its irreplaceable plant collection, starting in 2027.
Kew Gardens' Palm House to Undergo £50 Million Climate-Friendly Makeover
Kew Gardens' Palm House, the world's oldest surviving Victorian glasshouse, is undergoing a £50 million renovation to improve energy efficiency and protect its irreplaceable plant collection, starting in 2027.
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40% Bias Score
UK Government Pressures Environmental Groups to Drop Planning Bill Opposition
The UK government is pressuring major environmental charities to drop their opposition to a planning bill that risks widespread nature destruction, offering amendments in exchange for support; charities remain unconvinced.
UK Government Pressures Environmental Groups to Drop Planning Bill Opposition
The UK government is pressuring major environmental charities to drop their opposition to a planning bill that risks widespread nature destruction, offering amendments in exchange for support; charities remain unconvinced.
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48% Bias Score
High Cost of Summer Childcare Creates Crisis for US Working Families
In the US, the high cost of summer childcare disproportionately impacts low-income families, forcing many to forgo essential programs despite the significant benefits for children's development and learning. This has led to parents implementing creative, though often unsustainable, solutions.
High Cost of Summer Childcare Creates Crisis for US Working Families
In the US, the high cost of summer childcare disproportionately impacts low-income families, forcing many to forgo essential programs despite the significant benefits for children's development and learning. This has led to parents implementing creative, though often unsustainable, solutions.
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44% Bias Score
Israel Airstrikes in Syria's Sweida Target Syrian Government Forces
Israel is conducting airstrikes in Syria's Sweida region, targeting Syrian government forces to protect the Druze community, resulting in hundreds of casualties and escalating regional tensions. The Israeli Defense Minister threatened further action unless Syrian forces withdraw from the area.
Israel Airstrikes in Syria's Sweida Target Syrian Government Forces
Israel is conducting airstrikes in Syria's Sweida region, targeting Syrian government forces to protect the Druze community, resulting in hundreds of casualties and escalating regional tensions. The Israeli Defense Minister threatened further action unless Syrian forces withdraw from the area.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Ukraine Policy Shift: EU Welcomes, but Concerns Remain
On July 15th, 2025, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas welcomed President Trump's shift in stance towards Russia, including increased pressure on Moscow and a plan to expedite arms transfers to Ukraine through European intermediaries, though disagreements remain about financial responsibility and l...
Trump's Ukraine Policy Shift: EU Welcomes, but Concerns Remain
On July 15th, 2025, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas welcomed President Trump's shift in stance towards Russia, including increased pressure on Moscow and a plan to expedite arms transfers to Ukraine through European intermediaries, though disagreements remain about financial responsibility and l...
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48% Bias Score
EU Commissioner Criticizes Blocking of Balkan Accession Talks
EU Commissioner Kubilius deemed it unacceptable for EU member states to block candidate countries' accession talks by attempting to resolve historical issues, following comments by Macedonian MP Dragan Kovacki at a NATO Parliamentary Assembly seminar in Brussels, highlighting the importance of mutua...
EU Commissioner Criticizes Blocking of Balkan Accession Talks
EU Commissioner Kubilius deemed it unacceptable for EU member states to block candidate countries' accession talks by attempting to resolve historical issues, following comments by Macedonian MP Dragan Kovacki at a NATO Parliamentary Assembly seminar in Brussels, highlighting the importance of mutua...
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48% Bias Score
Colombian Porn Actor on Trial for Double Murder in Bristol
A Colombian porn actor, Yostin Andres Mosquera (35), is accused of murdering a couple, Albert Alfonso (62) and Paul Longworth (71), whose dismembered bodies were found in suitcases at Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge on July 10, 2023. Mosquera admits to stabbing Alfonso but denies murder, claimin...
Colombian Porn Actor on Trial for Double Murder in Bristol
A Colombian porn actor, Yostin Andres Mosquera (35), is accused of murdering a couple, Albert Alfonso (62) and Paul Longworth (71), whose dismembered bodies were found in suitcases at Bristol's Clifton Suspension Bridge on July 10, 2023. Mosquera admits to stabbing Alfonso but denies murder, claimin...
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52% Bias Score
Israeli Coalition Faces Collapse After Ultra-Orthodox Party Withdrawal
Yahadut HaTorah's withdrawal from Israel's coalition government over a bill ending military draft exemptions for religious students could lead to its collapse within months, hindering Gaza war efforts and increasing Netanyahu's political vulnerability.
Israeli Coalition Faces Collapse After Ultra-Orthodox Party Withdrawal
Yahadut HaTorah's withdrawal from Israel's coalition government over a bill ending military draft exemptions for religious students could lead to its collapse within months, hindering Gaza war efforts and increasing Netanyahu's political vulnerability.
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40% Bias Score
Co-op Data Breach Exposes 6.5 Million Members' Data
In April, a cyberattack on the UK's Co-op compromised the personal data of all 6.5 million members, including names, addresses, and contact information; however, financial details were not affected. Four individuals were arrested in relation to the incident, which also affected Marks & Spencer and H...
Co-op Data Breach Exposes 6.5 Million Members' Data
In April, a cyberattack on the UK's Co-op compromised the personal data of all 6.5 million members, including names, addresses, and contact information; however, financial details were not affected. Four individuals were arrested in relation to the incident, which also affected Marks & Spencer and H...
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24% Bias Score
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