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Liverpool to Tackle Child Homelessness Crisis
In Liverpool, over 450 children are living in temporary accommodation, mostly hotels and B&Bs, due to homelessness, costing the city council \£28 million this year; the council is launching a new strategy to address this.
Liverpool to Tackle Child Homelessness Crisis
In Liverpool, over 450 children are living in temporary accommodation, mostly hotels and B&Bs, due to homelessness, costing the city council \£28 million this year; the council is launching a new strategy to address this.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Infrequent Firearm Inspections in Thuringia Highlight Systemic Issues
Thuringia, Germany's firearm control system faces scrutiny due to infrequent inspections; while roughly 62% of 28,000 license holders were checked between 2010-2025, regional disparities exist, with some areas seeing checks every 46 years or longer.
Infrequent Firearm Inspections in Thuringia Highlight Systemic Issues
Thuringia, Germany's firearm control system faces scrutiny due to infrequent inspections; while roughly 62% of 28,000 license holders were checked between 2010-2025, regional disparities exist, with some areas seeing checks every 46 years or longer.
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40% Bias Score
German Ministries Ban Gendered Language
German Education and Culture Ministers ban gendered language using special characters in their ministries, aligning with the Council for German Orthography's recommendation, despite ongoing use in other sectors and legal challenges.
German Ministries Ban Gendered Language
German Education and Culture Ministers ban gendered language using special characters in their ministries, aligning with the Council for German Orthography's recommendation, despite ongoing use in other sectors and legal challenges.
Progress
80% Bias Score
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October
Poland extended border controls with Germany until October 4th, 2024, citing a 98% reduction in illegal migration since their July introduction, despite earlier warnings of negative impacts on traffic and trade. EU partners were informed and expressed understanding.
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October
Poland extended border controls with Germany until October 4th, 2024, citing a 98% reduction in illegal migration since their July introduction, despite earlier warnings of negative impacts on traffic and trade. EU partners were informed and expressed understanding.
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40% Bias Score
Küppersbusch on Gaza, Zelenskyy, and German Politics
Friedrich Küppersbusch, in a taz interview, comments on the Gaza conflict, Chancellor Merz's airlift proposal, the resignation of the Green Youth leader, Germany's economic struggles, the acquittal of Querdenker Ballweg, the Ukrainian anti-corruption efforts, the death of Horst Mahler, and the Deuts...
Küppersbusch on Gaza, Zelenskyy, and German Politics
Friedrich Küppersbusch, in a taz interview, comments on the Gaza conflict, Chancellor Merz's airlift proposal, the resignation of the Green Youth leader, Germany's economic struggles, the acquittal of Querdenker Ballweg, the Ukrainian anti-corruption efforts, the death of Horst Mahler, and the Deuts...
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48% Bias Score
ECJ Upholds 'Safe Country' Designation, But with Judicial Oversight
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that countries can legally designate other countries as 'safe countries of origin' for faster asylum processing; however, national courts retain the power to review individual cases, ensuring personal risk assessments. This decision is subject to change due ...
ECJ Upholds 'Safe Country' Designation, But with Judicial Oversight
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that countries can legally designate other countries as 'safe countries of origin' for faster asylum processing; however, national courts retain the power to review individual cases, ensuring personal risk assessments. This decision is subject to change due ...
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40% Bias Score
Kolesnikov Wins Gold, Setting Stage for Future of Neutral Flag Athletes
At the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, Kliment Kolesnikov of Russia won the men's 50m backstroke in 23.68 seconds, the second-fastest time ever; Ruta Meilutyte of Lithuania won the women's 50m breaststroke, her fourth consecutive world title; and the USA women's 4x100m medley relay team s...
Kolesnikov Wins Gold, Setting Stage for Future of Neutral Flag Athletes
At the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore, Kliment Kolesnikov of Russia won the men's 50m backstroke in 23.68 seconds, the second-fastest time ever; Ruta Meilutyte of Lithuania won the women's 50m breaststroke, her fourth consecutive world title; and the USA women's 4x100m medley relay team s...
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28% Bias Score
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% decrease in illegal crossings since July, a move supported by Germany as crucial for combating illegal migration; however, concerns remain regarding potential negative impacts on trade and traffic.
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% decrease in illegal crossings since July, a move supported by Germany as crucial for combating illegal migration; however, concerns remain regarding potential negative impacts on trade and traffic.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, 2024, citing a 98% reduction in illegal migration since their July 7th implementation, despite concerns over traffic and trade disruptions.
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October 4th
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, 2024, citing a 98% reduction in illegal migration since their July 7th implementation, despite concerns over traffic and trade disruptions.
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44% Bias Score
German Court Approves Sea Cable through Protected Reefs for Gas Platform
A German court rejected an environmental lawsuit against a sea cable installation near Borkum, allowing a project to proceed that will destroy ecologically valuable reefs to connect a gas platform to an offshore wind farm, despite pending lawsuits and planned compensatory measures.
German Court Approves Sea Cable through Protected Reefs for Gas Platform
A German court rejected an environmental lawsuit against a sea cable installation near Borkum, allowing a project to proceed that will destroy ecologically valuable reefs to connect a gas platform to an offshore wind farm, despite pending lawsuits and planned compensatory measures.
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36% Bias Score
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% reduction in illegal migration since July 7th due to intensified checks following Germany's actions in May and pressure from right-wing groups.
Poland Extends Border Controls with Germany Until October
Poland extended temporary border controls with Germany until October 4th, citing a 98% reduction in illegal migration since July 7th due to intensified checks following Germany's actions in May and pressure from right-wing groups.
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40% Bias Score
£30 Million in Fines for Brits Unknowingly Transporting Illegal Immigrants
Between January 2024 and June 2025, British drivers incurred £30.98 million in fines for unknowingly transporting 6,825 illegal immigrants across the Channel under the controversial Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Scheme, despite only one successful appeal out of 141.
£30 Million in Fines for Brits Unknowingly Transporting Illegal Immigrants
Between January 2024 and June 2025, British drivers incurred £30.98 million in fines for unknowingly transporting 6,825 illegal immigrants across the Channel under the controversial Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Scheme, despite only one successful appeal out of 141.
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60% Bias Score
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