February 2025
March 2025
Jamal Musiala Extends Contract with FC Bayern Munich Until 2030
FC Bayern Munich extended Jamal Musiala's contract until mid-2030, securing the 21-year-old exceptional footballer until 2030 and preventing his potential move to another club; his previous contract was set to expire in June 2026.
Jamal Musiala Extends Contract with FC Bayern Munich Until 2030
FC Bayern Munich extended Jamal Musiala's contract until mid-2030, securing the 21-year-old exceptional footballer until 2030 and preventing his potential move to another club; his previous contract was set to expire in June 2026.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Limited Impact of Bulgarian Supermarket Boycott Amidst High Food Prices
A consumer boycott of large supermarket chains in Bulgaria, prompted by high food prices and fueled by political motivations, showed limited effectiveness, despite considerable public anger and some reduction in customer traffic on the boycott day.
Limited Impact of Bulgarian Supermarket Boycott Amidst High Food Prices
A consumer boycott of large supermarket chains in Bulgaria, prompted by high food prices and fueled by political motivations, showed limited effectiveness, despite considerable public anger and some reduction in customer traffic on the boycott day.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Downing Street Faces Month-Long Strike Over Pay and Outsourcing
From February 24th to March 25th, Downing Street and several UK government departments face a month-long strike by cleaners and catering staff, members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union, demanding better pay, conditions, and an end to outsourcing.
Downing Street Faces Month-Long Strike Over Pay and Outsourcing
From February 24th to March 25th, Downing Street and several UK government departments face a month-long strike by cleaners and catering staff, members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union, demanding better pay, conditions, and an end to outsourcing.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Mother's Defiance in Bradford
In Bradford, England, a mother of Indian origin defied a group of teenage boys who verbally harassed her and her child while walking home from the supermarket; this unexpected act of defiance highlights the challenges faced by immigrant families and promotes learning to stand up to prejudice and soc...
Mother's Defiance in Bradford
In Bradford, England, a mother of Indian origin defied a group of teenage boys who verbally harassed her and her child while walking home from the supermarket; this unexpected act of defiance highlights the challenges faced by immigrant families and promotes learning to stand up to prejudice and soc...
Progress
48% Bias Score
Junts per Catalunya Proposes 10-Year Residency Requirement for Public Housing in Catalonia
Junts per Catalunya proposes increasing the minimum residency requirement for public housing in Catalonia from three to ten years, prioritizing long-term residents amid a competitive housing market and reflecting the party's increasingly protectionist stance.
Junts per Catalunya Proposes 10-Year Residency Requirement for Public Housing in Catalonia
Junts per Catalunya proposes increasing the minimum residency requirement for public housing in Catalonia from three to ten years, prioritizing long-term residents amid a competitive housing market and reflecting the party's increasingly protectionist stance.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Basque Government Reopens Vitoria-Gasteiz Hospital Emergency Room
Following public outcry and electoral setbacks, the Basque Government reopened the Santiago Hospital's emergency room in Vitoria-Gasteiz under new Health Minister Alberto Martínez, reversing a 2022 decision to consolidate services at Txagorritxu Hospital.
Basque Government Reopens Vitoria-Gasteiz Hospital Emergency Room
Following public outcry and electoral setbacks, the Basque Government reopened the Santiago Hospital's emergency room in Vitoria-Gasteiz under new Health Minister Alberto Martínez, reversing a 2022 decision to consolidate services at Txagorritxu Hospital.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Ukraine Approves Purchase of Russian Reactors for Nuclear Plant Expansion
Ukraine's parliament approved Energoatom's purchase of two Russian-made VVER-1000 nuclear reactors from Bulgaria for the Khmelnitsky NPP, despite significant opposition and concerns about the cost and geopolitical implications during wartime; the project's completion is pending presidential approval...
Ukraine Approves Purchase of Russian Reactors for Nuclear Plant Expansion
Ukraine's parliament approved Energoatom's purchase of two Russian-made VVER-1000 nuclear reactors from Bulgaria for the Khmelnitsky NPP, despite significant opposition and concerns about the cost and geopolitical implications during wartime; the project's completion is pending presidential approval...
Progress
56% Bias Score
Unexpected Radioactive Anomaly Found in Pacific Ocean Sediments
Scientists found unexpectedly high levels of the radioactive isotope beryllium-10 in Pacific Ocean seabed samples from 10 million years ago, suggesting either a drastic change in Antarctic ocean circulation or a massive burst of space radiation impacting Earth.
Unexpected Radioactive Anomaly Found in Pacific Ocean Sediments
Scientists found unexpectedly high levels of the radioactive isotope beryllium-10 in Pacific Ocean seabed samples from 10 million years ago, suggesting either a drastic change in Antarctic ocean circulation or a massive burst of space radiation impacting Earth.
Progress
36% Bias Score
France's Strict New Language Tests Threaten 60,000 Resident Permits
France's new immigration law, expected to take effect before year's end, includes rigorous French language tests for residency applications; an impact report estimates that 60,000 of 330,000 initial applicants will fail, potentially losing their right to remain due to the difficulty of tests even fo...
France's Strict New Language Tests Threaten 60,000 Resident Permits
France's new immigration law, expected to take effect before year's end, includes rigorous French language tests for residency applications; an impact report estimates that 60,000 of 330,000 initial applicants will fail, potentially losing their right to remain due to the difficulty of tests even fo...
Progress
52% Bias Score
Assisted Dying Bill: High Court Oversight Replaced with Expert Panels
Labour MP Kim Leadbeater proposed amendments to her assisted dying bill, replacing High Court oversight with expert panels composed of a lawyer, psychiatrist, and social worker, to address potential court system strain, a move criticized by opponents as weakening safeguards.
Assisted Dying Bill: High Court Oversight Replaced with Expert Panels
Labour MP Kim Leadbeater proposed amendments to her assisted dying bill, replacing High Court oversight with expert panels composed of a lawyer, psychiatrist, and social worker, to address potential court system strain, a move criticized by opponents as weakening safeguards.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Italian Court of Audit President Calls for Measured Response to Economic Challenges
President Guido Carlino of Italy's Court of Audit, during the inauguration of the judicial year, stressed the need for timely responses to economic and public finance challenges amid global uncertainties and geopolitical emergencies, emphasizing careful public resource management and prioritization ...
Italian Court of Audit President Calls for Measured Response to Economic Challenges
President Guido Carlino of Italy's Court of Audit, during the inauguration of the judicial year, stressed the need for timely responses to economic and public finance challenges amid global uncertainties and geopolitical emergencies, emphasizing careful public resource management and prioritization ...
Progress
36% Bias Score
Turkish Official Rejects Criticism of Judicial Investigations, Citing Economic Growth
A Turkish official rejected statements criticizing ongoing judicial investigations, arguing that they undermine judicial independence and represent an outdated approach; the official highlighted a significant increase in Turkish exports and foreign investment as evidence of improvements in the count...
Turkish Official Rejects Criticism of Judicial Investigations, Citing Economic Growth
A Turkish official rejected statements criticizing ongoing judicial investigations, arguing that they undermine judicial independence and represent an outdated approach; the official highlighted a significant increase in Turkish exports and foreign investment as evidence of improvements in the count...
Progress
56% Bias Score