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Spain Expands Youth Cultural Bonus to Include Art Supplies and Courses
The Spanish Ministry of Culture is expanding the 2026 Youth Cultural Bonus, allowing the 400 euro allowance to be spent on art supplies, instruments, and courses, aiming to increase accessibility for vulnerable groups and boost the cultural sector.
Spain Expands Youth Cultural Bonus to Include Art Supplies and Courses
The Spanish Ministry of Culture is expanding the 2026 Youth Cultural Bonus, allowing the 400 euro allowance to be spent on art supplies, instruments, and courses, aiming to increase accessibility for vulnerable groups and boost the cultural sector.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Altaylı Alleges New Claims in Aktaş Case, Predicts Slow Legal Proceedings
Journalist Fatih Altaylı, held in Silivri prison since June 22, alleges Aziz İhsan Aktaş's new statements implicate 50 unnamed individuals, potentially including ruling party politicians, while predicting slow legal proceedings with early releases for some suspects due to weak evidence.
Altaylı Alleges New Claims in Aktaş Case, Predicts Slow Legal Proceedings
Journalist Fatih Altaylı, held in Silivri prison since June 22, alleges Aziz İhsan Aktaş's new statements implicate 50 unnamed individuals, potentially including ruling party politicians, while predicting slow legal proceedings with early releases for some suspects due to weak evidence.
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44% Bias Score
Foreign Funds' Exit Signals Potential Challenges for Spain's Real Estate Market
Foreign investment, particularly from the US and Europe, totaling nearly €16 billion, has been vital to Spain's post-2008 real estate recovery, with at least 55% of the top 20 listed real estate companies' value stemming from foreign funds; however, the recent divestment of Castlelake from Aedas hig...
Foreign Funds' Exit Signals Potential Challenges for Spain's Real Estate Market
Foreign investment, particularly from the US and Europe, totaling nearly €16 billion, has been vital to Spain's post-2008 real estate recovery, with at least 55% of the top 20 listed real estate companies' value stemming from foreign funds; however, the recent divestment of Castlelake from Aedas hig...
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36% Bias Score
11th Eurasian Economic Forum to Boost Eurasian Cooperation in Xi'an
The 11th Eurasian Economic Forum, held in Xi'an, China from September 23-25, aims to foster Eurasian cooperation by showcasing China's modernization and promoting new models of partnership, with participation from SCO members, Belt and Road partners, and international organizations.
11th Eurasian Economic Forum to Boost Eurasian Cooperation in Xi'an
The 11th Eurasian Economic Forum, held in Xi'an, China from September 23-25, aims to foster Eurasian cooperation by showcasing China's modernization and promoting new models of partnership, with participation from SCO members, Belt and Road partners, and international organizations.
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48% Bias Score
Queensland to Seek $66 Million Refund from Fortescue for Cancelled Hydrogen Project
Queensland's government will demand a $65.97 million refund from Fortescue Metals Group for a cancelled Gladstone hydrogen project, following the company's decision to abandon the project in May 2024, citing high costs and policy changes; the federal government will also seek to recoup its $49.44 mi...
Queensland to Seek $66 Million Refund from Fortescue for Cancelled Hydrogen Project
Queensland's government will demand a $65.97 million refund from Fortescue Metals Group for a cancelled Gladstone hydrogen project, following the company's decision to abandon the project in May 2024, citing high costs and policy changes; the federal government will also seek to recoup its $49.44 mi...
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40% Bias Score
Recession Specials" Resurface Amid Waning Consumer Confidence
Facing declining consumer confidence amid inflation fears, US businesses are introducing "recession specials," such as Super Duper's viral $10 "Recession Burger" combo, mirroring similar trends from past recessions. This reflects a downturn in the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index to...
Recession Specials" Resurface Amid Waning Consumer Confidence
Facing declining consumer confidence amid inflation fears, US businesses are introducing "recession specials," such as Super Duper's viral $10 "Recession Burger" combo, mirroring similar trends from past recessions. This reflects a downturn in the University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index to...
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40% Bias Score
Attacks on Retired Soldier Highlight Religious Extremism in Turkey
Retired soldier Oktay Yıldırım, previously imprisoned in the Ergenekon case, reported eight shots fired at his car on August 24th, 2025, alleging religiously motivated attacks by cult-like structures and citing previous incidents of harassment and online incitement.
Attacks on Retired Soldier Highlight Religious Extremism in Turkey
Retired soldier Oktay Yıldırım, previously imprisoned in the Ergenekon case, reported eight shots fired at his car on August 24th, 2025, alleging religiously motivated attacks by cult-like structures and citing previous incidents of harassment and online incitement.
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52% Bias Score
IBEX 35 Nears All-Time High Driven by Banking Sector Surge
The Spanish IBEX 35 index is only 4.45% from its all-time high, fueled by an 80%+ surge in the banking sector in 2025; despite some investors reducing bank holdings, analysts see the Spanish market as undervalued compared to European peers and predict continued growth.
IBEX 35 Nears All-Time High Driven by Banking Sector Surge
The Spanish IBEX 35 index is only 4.45% from its all-time high, fueled by an 80%+ surge in the banking sector in 2025; despite some investors reducing bank holdings, analysts see the Spanish market as undervalued compared to European peers and predict continued growth.
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36% Bias Score
Brazil Unveils Plan to Counter US Tariffs on Agricultural Products
The Brazilian government announced a plan to support farmers impacted by a 50 percent US tariff on Brazilian exports, facilitating purchases of fish, honey, and fruits through streamlined public procurement and credit lines, while coffee and beef, with strong international demand, are excluded.
Brazil Unveils Plan to Counter US Tariffs on Agricultural Products
The Brazilian government announced a plan to support farmers impacted by a 50 percent US tariff on Brazilian exports, facilitating purchases of fish, honey, and fruits through streamlined public procurement and credit lines, while coffee and beef, with strong international demand, are excluded.
Progress
32% Bias Score
EU's SAFE Program Excludes Non-Member States from Defense Loans and Procurements
The EU's SAFE program only provides loans to member states and restricts joint defense procurements to entities meeting strict security criteria, excluding most non-member countries like Turkey, except for those with specific agreements and security checks; this prioritizes EU member security intere...
EU's SAFE Program Excludes Non-Member States from Defense Loans and Procurements
The EU's SAFE program only provides loans to member states and restricts joint defense procurements to entities meeting strict security criteria, excluding most non-member countries like Turkey, except for those with specific agreements and security checks; this prioritizes EU member security intere...
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0% Bias Score
Federal EV Subsidy Expiration Drives High Demand at San Francisco Electrify Expo
The Electrify Expo in San Francisco (August 23-24) showcased various electric vehicles amid the expiring \$7,500 federal subsidy ending September 30, drawing large crowds and protests against Tesla. The event featured test drives of new models, highlighting the impact of the imminent subsidy expirat...
Federal EV Subsidy Expiration Drives High Demand at San Francisco Electrify Expo
The Electrify Expo in San Francisco (August 23-24) showcased various electric vehicles amid the expiring \$7,500 federal subsidy ending September 30, drawing large crowds and protests against Tesla. The event featured test drives of new models, highlighting the impact of the imminent subsidy expirat...
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40% Bias Score
Bolivia's Runoff Election: Quiroga's Radical Economic Plan
In Bolivia's upcoming runoff election, right-wing candidate Jorge Quiroga proposes a radical shift to a market-based economy, involving the transfer of state-owned mineral shares to citizens and a \$12 billion IMF bailout to tackle the nation's economic crisis.
Bolivia's Runoff Election: Quiroga's Radical Economic Plan
In Bolivia's upcoming runoff election, right-wing candidate Jorge Quiroga proposes a radical shift to a market-based economy, involving the transfer of state-owned mineral shares to citizens and a \$12 billion IMF bailout to tackle the nation's economic crisis.
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52% Bias Score
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