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Scholz's Conditional Defense of Free Speech Sparks Debate
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, stated that while everyone has the right to free speech, support for far-right views is unacceptable, raising concerns about limitations on free expression in a liberal democracy.
Scholz's Conditional Defense of Free Speech Sparks Debate
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, stated that while everyone has the right to free speech, support for far-right views is unacceptable, raising concerns about limitations on free expression in a liberal democracy.
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56% Bias Score


Trump Nominates Fast-Food Executive as US Ambassador to EU Amid Trade Tensions
Amid growing disagreements between Washington and Brussels, President Trump nominated Andrew Puzder, a former fast-food executive lacking diplomatic experience, as US ambassador to the EU; this follows Trump's threat of tariffs on European goods unless trade volume increases.
Trump Nominates Fast-Food Executive as US Ambassador to EU Amid Trade Tensions
Amid growing disagreements between Washington and Brussels, President Trump nominated Andrew Puzder, a former fast-food executive lacking diplomatic experience, as US ambassador to the EU; this follows Trump's threat of tariffs on European goods unless trade volume increases.
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56% Bias Score


Dutch Child Benefits Scandal: Committee Urges Immediate Intervention for Faster Compensation
A Dutch parliamentary committee investigating the child benefits scandal advises immediate and significant changes to the compensation process, citing the government's overpromises, lack of trust in parents, and an unclear financial compensation framework, proposing two routes for victims to receive...
Dutch Child Benefits Scandal: Committee Urges Immediate Intervention for Faster Compensation
A Dutch parliamentary committee investigating the child benefits scandal advises immediate and significant changes to the compensation process, citing the government's overpromises, lack of trust in parents, and an unclear financial compensation framework, proposing two routes for victims to receive...
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44% Bias Score


€3.5 Billion Investment to Address Groningen Gas Extraction Damage
The Dutch government will invest €3.5 billion over 30 years in Groningen and Noord-Drenthe to compensate for the social and economic damage caused by gas extraction, focusing on education, healthcare, welfare, and mental health initiatives.
€3.5 Billion Investment to Address Groningen Gas Extraction Damage
The Dutch government will invest €3.5 billion over 30 years in Groningen and Noord-Drenthe to compensate for the social and economic damage caused by gas extraction, focusing on education, healthcare, welfare, and mental health initiatives.
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36% Bias Score


Bariatric Surgery: A Last Resort for Severely Obese Children in the Netherlands
A scientific study in the Netherlands provides bariatric surgery to six obese children (13+) as a last resort after failed lifestyle interventions, addressing the rising rates of childhood obesity (12% overweight, 4.1% severely obese among 4-17 year olds) and its severe health consequences.
Bariatric Surgery: A Last Resort for Severely Obese Children in the Netherlands
A scientific study in the Netherlands provides bariatric surgery to six obese children (13+) as a last resort after failed lifestyle interventions, addressing the rising rates of childhood obesity (12% overweight, 4.1% severely obese among 4-17 year olds) and its severe health consequences.
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48% Bias Score


Trump Demands Immediate Interest Rate Cuts from Federal Reserve
President Trump, speaking at the Davos World Economic Forum, publicly demanded that the Federal Reserve immediately lower interest rates, despite the Fed's projected rate cut in June and the current target range of 4.25%-4.5%, contrasting with the Fed's emphasis on independence from political influe...
Trump Demands Immediate Interest Rate Cuts from Federal Reserve
President Trump, speaking at the Davos World Economic Forum, publicly demanded that the Federal Reserve immediately lower interest rates, despite the Fed's projected rate cut in June and the current target range of 4.25%-4.5%, contrasting with the Fed's emphasis on independence from political influe...
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44% Bias Score

Ukraine Conflict: Renewed Talks on Western Troop Deployment
The Financial Times reports that discussions are underway about deploying 40,000–50,000 Western troops to Ukraine as a stabilizing force following a potential return of Donald Trump to the White House, a shift from previous dismissals of such a plan; however, significant political obstacles remain.

Ukraine Conflict: Renewed Talks on Western Troop Deployment
The Financial Times reports that discussions are underway about deploying 40,000–50,000 Western troops to Ukraine as a stabilizing force following a potential return of Donald Trump to the White House, a shift from previous dismissals of such a plan; however, significant political obstacles remain.
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44% Bias Score

Severe Storm Éowyn Cripples Ireland
Storm Éowyn, anticipated to be a major storm or hurricane, is causing widespread disruption in Ireland, with schools, public transport, and many businesses closed; significant power outages are expected, potentially exceeding those caused by the last major storm in December.

Severe Storm Éowyn Cripples Ireland
Storm Éowyn, anticipated to be a major storm or hurricane, is causing widespread disruption in Ireland, with schools, public transport, and many businesses closed; significant power outages are expected, potentially exceeding those caused by the last major storm in December.
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40% Bias Score

Fentanyl Crisis: China's Role and US Tariffs
Nearly 56,000 Americans died from fentanyl overdoses in the year leading up to August 2024; Mexican cartels produce the drug using precursor chemicals from China, despite China's efforts to control their export.

Fentanyl Crisis: China's Role and US Tariffs
Nearly 56,000 Americans died from fentanyl overdoses in the year leading up to August 2024; Mexican cartels produce the drug using precursor chemicals from China, despite China's efforts to control their export.
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Court Orders Nitrogen Reduction, Sparking Political Debate
A Dutch court ordered a 50% reduction in nitrogen emissions near vulnerable nature areas by 2030, prompting debate in parliament about the feasibility of the targets and the legal implications of modifying environmental regulations; the minister of Agriculture rejected altering the law to resolve th...

Dutch Court Orders Nitrogen Reduction, Sparking Political Debate
A Dutch court ordered a 50% reduction in nitrogen emissions near vulnerable nature areas by 2030, prompting debate in parliament about the feasibility of the targets and the legal implications of modifying environmental regulations; the minister of Agriculture rejected altering the law to resolve th...
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Child Benefits Scandal: Committee Demands Overhaul for Faster Compensation
A Dutch parliamentary committee urges immediate changes to the handling of the child benefits scandal, citing overpromised government actions, insufficient attention to victims' needs and a lack of trust, proposing two compensation routes and a unified framework for financial compensation.

Dutch Child Benefits Scandal: Committee Demands Overhaul for Faster Compensation
A Dutch parliamentary committee urges immediate changes to the handling of the child benefits scandal, citing overpromised government actions, insufficient attention to victims' needs and a lack of trust, proposing two compensation routes and a unified framework for financial compensation.
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52% Bias Score

EU Commission Reviews NGO Subsidies Amidst Green Deal Controversy
The European Commission is reviewing subsidies to over 4000 NGOs involved in its Green Deal due to criticism from right-wing MEPs who accuse the Commission of using the funds to promote its policies; the NGOs and some contracts deny this.

EU Commission Reviews NGO Subsidies Amidst Green Deal Controversy
The European Commission is reviewing subsidies to over 4000 NGOs involved in its Green Deal due to criticism from right-wing MEPs who accuse the Commission of using the funds to promote its policies; the NGOs and some contracts deny this.
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56% Bias Score
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