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Atlantic Islands Pioneer Sustainable Seaside Tourism"
The Azores and Canary Islands are pioneering sustainable tourism, contrasting with widespread protests against mass tourism in Europe; EU-funded projects promote eco-friendly practices like quiet whale watching and scientific research integration, aiming to balance economic growth with environmental...
Atlantic Islands Pioneer Sustainable Seaside Tourism"
The Azores and Canary Islands are pioneering sustainable tourism, contrasting with widespread protests against mass tourism in Europe; EU-funded projects promote eco-friendly practices like quiet whale watching and scientific research integration, aiming to balance economic growth with environmental...
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40% Bias Score
Uribe Found Guilty: Landmark Verdict Rocks Colombia
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe was found guilty of witness tampering and bribery on Monday following a six-month trial, facing up to 12 years in prison; the verdict has sparked intense reactions, with supporters and opponents clashing outside the court, and international figures weighing in...
Uribe Found Guilty: Landmark Verdict Rocks Colombia
Former Colombian President Álvaro Uribe was found guilty of witness tampering and bribery on Monday following a six-month trial, facing up to 12 years in prison; the verdict has sparked intense reactions, with supporters and opponents clashing outside the court, and international figures weighing in...
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40% Bias Score
Azores Islands Promote Sustainable Eco-Tourism Amidst European Coastal Protests
Faced with mass tourism protests in other European coastal areas, the Azores islands are implementing sustainable eco-tourism initiatives like ecoRoute and TWINNEDbySTARS, integrating scientific research into whale watching and underwater site exploration to preserve marine environments and educate ...
Azores Islands Promote Sustainable Eco-Tourism Amidst European Coastal Protests
Faced with mass tourism protests in other European coastal areas, the Azores islands are implementing sustainable eco-tourism initiatives like ecoRoute and TWINNEDbySTARS, integrating scientific research into whale watching and underwater site exploration to preserve marine environments and educate ...
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36% Bias Score
ZF Friedrichshafen Faces Mass Protests Amidst Planned Job Cuts
Thousands of ZF Friedrichshafen employees protested in Germany against planned job cuts totaling up to 14,000 by 2028, amidst company losses exceeding €1 billion in 2023 and potential restructuring of its 'E-Division'.
ZF Friedrichshafen Faces Mass Protests Amidst Planned Job Cuts
Thousands of ZF Friedrichshafen employees protested in Germany against planned job cuts totaling up to 14,000 by 2028, amidst company losses exceeding €1 billion in 2023 and potential restructuring of its 'E-Division'.
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48% Bias Score
ZF Faces Protests Amidst Further Job Cut Plans
Facing financial difficulties, ZF, a major auto supplier, plans further job cuts, prompting up to 2,000 employees in Saarbrücken to protest against potential plant closure, alongside protests at other German locations; the company aims to cut 14,000 jobs in Germany by 2028.
ZF Faces Protests Amidst Further Job Cut Plans
Facing financial difficulties, ZF, a major auto supplier, plans further job cuts, prompting up to 2,000 employees in Saarbrücken to protest against potential plant closure, alongside protests at other German locations; the company aims to cut 14,000 jobs in Germany by 2028.
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44% Bias Score
German Book Trade Peace Prize Awarded to Putin Critic Karl Schlögel
Historian Karl Schlögel, known for his critical analysis of Vladimir Putin, received the German Book Trade Peace Prize for his extensive research on Russia and Eastern Europe and his outspoken warnings against Putin's aggression, starting with the annexation of Crimea.
German Book Trade Peace Prize Awarded to Putin Critic Karl Schlögel
Historian Karl Schlögel, known for his critical analysis of Vladimir Putin, received the German Book Trade Peace Prize for his extensive research on Russia and Eastern Europe and his outspoken warnings against Putin's aggression, starting with the annexation of Crimea.
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40% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal Averts Tariff War, But at a Significant Cost to Germany
The EU and US reached a trade agreement averting a threatened 30% US tariff on European goods; however, a 15% tariff on some European exports remains, along with continued high tariffs on steel and aluminum, forcing the EU to import $750 billion of US energy and prompting $600 billion of EU investme...
EU-US Trade Deal Averts Tariff War, But at a Significant Cost to Germany
The EU and US reached a trade agreement averting a threatened 30% US tariff on European goods; however, a 15% tariff on some European exports remains, along with continued high tariffs on steel and aluminum, forcing the EU to import $750 billion of US energy and prompting $600 billion of EU investme...
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60% Bias Score
Portugal to Invest €400 Million in Grid Upgrades After Blackout
The Portuguese government will invest €400 million in 31 measures to bolster its electricity grid's resilience, including a battery storage auction, infrastructure upgrades, and a 'green map' for renewable energy projects, following a recent widespread blackout.
Portugal to Invest €400 Million in Grid Upgrades After Blackout
The Portuguese government will invest €400 million in 31 measures to bolster its electricity grid's resilience, including a battery storage auction, infrastructure upgrades, and a 'green map' for renewable energy projects, following a recent widespread blackout.
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24% Bias Score
Portugal to Invest €400 Million to Prevent Future Electricity Blackouts
Following a major electricity blackout three months prior, the Portuguese government announced a €400 million investment in 31 measures to reinforce the national electric system's security, including battery storage, improved grid control, and a map of areas suitable for renewable energy production,...
Portugal to Invest €400 Million to Prevent Future Electricity Blackouts
Following a major electricity blackout three months prior, the Portuguese government announced a €400 million investment in 31 measures to reinforce the national electric system's security, including battery storage, improved grid control, and a map of areas suitable for renewable energy production,...
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44% Bias Score
Diakonie Hamburg Demands Protective Housing for Underage Loverboy Victims
The Diakonie Hamburg launched "FairLove" in August 2021, a project providing support to 163 victims of the loverboy method, training 2,884 professionals, and conducting 58 prevention workshops. They are now calling for protective housing for underage victims due to the high risks involved in exiting...
Diakonie Hamburg Demands Protective Housing for Underage Loverboy Victims
The Diakonie Hamburg launched "FairLove" in August 2021, a project providing support to 163 victims of the loverboy method, training 2,884 professionals, and conducting 58 prevention workshops. They are now calling for protective housing for underage victims due to the high risks involved in exiting...
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28% Bias Score
Morocco's Cannabis Legalization: A Surge in Production, but Black Market Remains Dominant
In 2024, Morocco's legal cannabis production surged to nearly 4,200 tonnes, a 14-fold increase from 2023, with 5,000 farmers joining the industry, driven by the 2022 legalization for medical and industrial use; however, the black market persists due to high recreational demand, limiting the impact o...
Morocco's Cannabis Legalization: A Surge in Production, but Black Market Remains Dominant
In 2024, Morocco's legal cannabis production surged to nearly 4,200 tonnes, a 14-fold increase from 2023, with 5,000 farmers joining the industry, driven by the 2022 legalization for medical and industrial use; however, the black market persists due to high recreational demand, limiting the impact o...
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44% Bias Score
ZF Friedrichshafen Faces Worker Protests Amidst 14,000 Job Cut Plan
Thousands of ZF Friedrichshafen employees protested job cuts at German sites, including 6,000 in Friedrichshafen and 4,500 in Schweinfurt, following management's announcement of up to 14,000 job cuts by 2028 due to declining orders and high costs of electric motor transition.
ZF Friedrichshafen Faces Worker Protests Amidst 14,000 Job Cut Plan
Thousands of ZF Friedrichshafen employees protested job cuts at German sites, including 6,000 in Friedrichshafen and 4,500 in Schweinfurt, following management's announcement of up to 14,000 job cuts by 2028 due to declining orders and high costs of electric motor transition.
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36% Bias Score
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