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Merkel Criticizes Merz for AfD Collaboration
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel criticized CDU's Friedrich Merz for seeking parliamentary majorities with the AfD, sparking concerns about political polarization and compromise ahead of the upcoming election.
Merkel Criticizes Merz for AfD Collaboration
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel criticized CDU's Friedrich Merz for seeking parliamentary majorities with the AfD, sparking concerns about political polarization and compromise ahead of the upcoming election.
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36% Bias Score


EU Military Mobility Initiative Hampered by Bureaucracy, Delays
A new report by the European Court of Auditors reveals that EU member states face bottlenecks and slow bureaucracy in military and equipment shipment action plans, with the €1.7 billion military mobility budget largely unused due to delays, highlighting a need for greater coordination and efficiency...
EU Military Mobility Initiative Hampered by Bureaucracy, Delays
A new report by the European Court of Auditors reveals that EU member states face bottlenecks and slow bureaucracy in military and equipment shipment action plans, with the €1.7 billion military mobility budget largely unused due to delays, highlighting a need for greater coordination and efficiency...
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36% Bias Score


Italian Government Faces Accusations Over Release of Libyan Official
Following opposition protests and a parliamentary suspension, Italian Justice Minister Nordio and Interior Minister Piantedosi addressed parliament on Wednesday regarding the release and repatriation of Libyan police chief Almasri to Tripoli, despite an ICC warrant for war crimes, leading to accusat...
Italian Government Faces Accusations Over Release of Libyan Official
Following opposition protests and a parliamentary suspension, Italian Justice Minister Nordio and Interior Minister Piantedosi addressed parliament on Wednesday regarding the release and repatriation of Libyan police chief Almasri to Tripoli, despite an ICC warrant for war crimes, leading to accusat...
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56% Bias Score


Germany Investigates Car Vandalism with Suspected Russian Link
German police are investigating the vandalism of over 270 vehicles across several states, with evidence suggesting a possible link to Russian intelligence and an attempt to discredit the Green Party by framing climate activists. Three suspects—a Serb, a Bosnian, and a German—were apprehended, allege...
Germany Investigates Car Vandalism with Suspected Russian Link
German police are investigating the vandalism of over 270 vehicles across several states, with evidence suggesting a possible link to Russian intelligence and an attempt to discredit the Green Party by framing climate activists. Three suspects—a Serb, a Bosnian, and a German—were apprehended, allege...
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48% Bias Score


UK Transfers Chagos Islands Sovereignty to Mauritius Amid National Security Concerns
The UK government agreed to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, including the strategically important Diego Garcia military base, sparking parliamentary debate over national security and the £9-£18 billion cost of a 99-year lease.
UK Transfers Chagos Islands Sovereignty to Mauritius Amid National Security Concerns
The UK government agreed to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, including the strategically important Diego Garcia military base, sparking parliamentary debate over national security and the £9-£18 billion cost of a 99-year lease.
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44% Bias Score


Trump to Ban Transgender Women from Women's Sports
US President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order on Wednesday barring transgender women from competing in female sports categories, prompting investigations by the Department of Education and reversing the Biden administration's position.
Trump to Ban Transgender Women from Women's Sports
US President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order on Wednesday barring transgender women from competing in female sports categories, prompting investigations by the Department of Education and reversing the Biden administration's position.
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60% Bias Score

Justice Department Reviews FBI Agents' Roles in January 6th Investigation
Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove announced a review of FBI agents involved in the January 6th Capitol riot investigation, stating that agents who acted ethically are safe but those with corrupt or partisan intent should be concerned; acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll is accused of insubordi...

Justice Department Reviews FBI Agents' Roles in January 6th Investigation
Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove announced a review of FBI agents involved in the January 6th Capitol riot investigation, stating that agents who acted ethically are safe but those with corrupt or partisan intent should be concerned; acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll is accused of insubordi...
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52% Bias Score

Germany's Social Housing Crisis: Coalition Calls for 100,000 New Units
A German coalition is urging the next government to build 100,000 social housing units annually to combat a housing shortage exacerbated by increased immigration, disability needs, and an aging population facing low pensions; achieving this requires €11 billion in investment and potentially lowering...

Germany's Social Housing Crisis: Coalition Calls for 100,000 New Units
A German coalition is urging the next government to build 100,000 social housing units annually to combat a housing shortage exacerbated by increased immigration, disability needs, and an aging population facing low pensions; achieving this requires €11 billion in investment and potentially lowering...
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36% Bias Score

Russia's Hidden Ukraine War Casualties and the Struggle of Disabled Veterans
Russia's secrecy around Ukraine war casualties is challenged by leaked information revealing approximately 110,000 wounded soldiers, 54% with severe injuries; videos show injured soldiers being forcibly returned to the front; disabled veterans face employment challenges and insufficient state suppor...

Russia's Hidden Ukraine War Casualties and the Struggle of Disabled Veterans
Russia's secrecy around Ukraine war casualties is challenged by leaked information revealing approximately 110,000 wounded soldiers, 54% with severe injuries; videos show injured soldiers being forcibly returned to the front; disabled veterans face employment challenges and insufficient state suppor...
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52% Bias Score

Ukraine Seeks U.S. LNG to Replace Russian Gas, Plans Joint Resource Development
On February 5th, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba announced plans to significantly increase LNG imports from the U.S. to bolster energy security after halting Russian gas transit, integrating this with joint resource development as part of President Zelenskyy's victory plan and potentially o...

Ukraine Seeks U.S. LNG to Replace Russian Gas, Plans Joint Resource Development
On February 5th, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba announced plans to significantly increase LNG imports from the U.S. to bolster energy security after halting Russian gas transit, integrating this with joint resource development as part of President Zelenskyy's victory plan and potentially o...
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40% Bias Score

CIA Offers Buyouts Amid Trump's Federal Restructuring
The CIA confirmed offering buyouts to employees as part of President Trump's administration-wide restructuring, raising concerns about potential impacts on national security, though specifics on numbers and deadlines are undisclosed.

CIA Offers Buyouts Amid Trump's Federal Restructuring
The CIA confirmed offering buyouts to employees as part of President Trump's administration-wide restructuring, raising concerns about potential impacts on national security, though specifics on numbers and deadlines are undisclosed.
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32% Bias Score

Georgia Advances Bill Restricting Transgender Healthcare Funding
Georgia became the first state in 2024 to advance a bill cutting public funding for transgender adults' gender-affirming care, despite opposition and existing legal settlements, reflecting a broader conservative push against such care nationwide.

Georgia Advances Bill Restricting Transgender Healthcare Funding
Georgia became the first state in 2024 to advance a bill cutting public funding for transgender adults' gender-affirming care, despite opposition and existing legal settlements, reflecting a broader conservative push against such care nationwide.
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44% Bias Score
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