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Greek Agricultural Workers Find Better Opportunities Abroad
Faced with low wages and poor working conditions in Greece, young Greek workers are increasingly seeking agricultural employment in other European countries, finding better pay and working conditions in France, Switzerland, Denmark, and elsewhere.
Greek Agricultural Workers Find Better Opportunities Abroad
Faced with low wages and poor working conditions in Greece, young Greek workers are increasingly seeking agricultural employment in other European countries, finding better pay and working conditions in France, Switzerland, Denmark, and elsewhere.
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20% Bias Score


De Boo Shatters Baanrecord, Secures World Championship Spot
Jenning de Boo shattered the 500-meter baanrecord at Thialf in Heerenveen, clocking 34.05 seconds, securing the Dutch title and a World Single Distances Championships spot; his teammate Janno Botman also qualified, overcoming a challenging season marked by illness.
De Boo Shatters Baanrecord, Secures World Championship Spot
Jenning de Boo shattered the 500-meter baanrecord at Thialf in Heerenveen, clocking 34.05 seconds, securing the Dutch title and a World Single Distances Championships spot; his teammate Janno Botman also qualified, overcoming a challenging season marked by illness.
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40% Bias Score


Husband Charged with Murder Despite Missing Wife's Body
Texas realtor Suzanne Simpson vanished on October 6th; her husband, Brad Simpson, is charged with her murder based on witness accounts, his suspicious behavior, and forensic evidence, despite her body remaining undiscovered.
Husband Charged with Murder Despite Missing Wife's Body
Texas realtor Suzanne Simpson vanished on October 6th; her husband, Brad Simpson, is charged with her murder based on witness accounts, his suspicious behavior, and forensic evidence, despite her body remaining undiscovered.
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48% Bias Score


Lancashire Village Surpasses Major Cities with Three Michelin-Starred Restaurants
Aughton, a Lancashire village of 8,000, houses three Michelin-starred restaurants (Moor Hall, The Barn, Sō-lō), exceeding the number in larger cities like Liverpool and Manchester, boosting local businesses and attracting visitors despite the cost of living crisis.
Lancashire Village Surpasses Major Cities with Three Michelin-Starred Restaurants
Aughton, a Lancashire village of 8,000, houses three Michelin-starred restaurants (Moor Hall, The Barn, Sō-lō), exceeding the number in larger cities like Liverpool and Manchester, boosting local businesses and attracting visitors despite the cost of living crisis.
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28% Bias Score


EU Scraps 37 Legislative Proposals to Streamline Policy
The European Commission dropped 37 legislative proposals in 2024, including AI liability, data privacy reform, and anti-discrimination measures, to reduce bureaucracy and focus on achievable goals.
EU Scraps 37 Legislative Proposals to Streamline Policy
The European Commission dropped 37 legislative proposals in 2024, including AI liability, data privacy reform, and anti-discrimination measures, to reduce bureaucracy and focus on achievable goals.
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40% Bias Score


Darmstadt Band Theodor Finds Success with 'Holocene'
Four Darmstadt-based musicians, initially a studio project, formed the band Theodor after a trip to Italy; their debut album's success led to live performances and their second album, "Holocene," was released in late 2024.
Darmstadt Band Theodor Finds Success with 'Holocene'
Four Darmstadt-based musicians, initially a studio project, formed the band Theodor after a trip to Italy; their debut album's success led to live performances and their second album, "Holocene," was released in late 2024.
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28% Bias Score

Greek-Egyptian Cooperation Secures Future of St. Catherine's Monastery
Following online articles questioning its ownership, a Greek delegation visited Egypt to address challenges to the Greek Orthodox Monastery of St. Catherine in Sinai, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2002, resulting in a joint statement reaffirming the monastery's historical and religious signific...

Greek-Egyptian Cooperation Secures Future of St. Catherine's Monastery
Following online articles questioning its ownership, a Greek delegation visited Egypt to address challenges to the Greek Orthodox Monastery of St. Catherine in Sinai, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2002, resulting in a joint statement reaffirming the monastery's historical and religious signific...
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20% Bias Score

AI Recreates WWII Heroes' Voices to Commemorate Rostov's Liberation
On February 14th, Rostov-on-Don celebrated its liberation from Nazi occupation, with programmer Mikhail Martsinyuk using AI to recreate the voices and images of WWII heroes like General-Lieutenant Vasily Gerasimenko, who described the city's suffering under occupation, and Hero of the Soviet Union S...

AI Recreates WWII Heroes' Voices to Commemorate Rostov's Liberation
On February 14th, Rostov-on-Don celebrated its liberation from Nazi occupation, with programmer Mikhail Martsinyuk using AI to recreate the voices and images of WWII heroes like General-Lieutenant Vasily Gerasimenko, who described the city's suffering under occupation, and Hero of the Soviet Union S...
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64% Bias Score

Kashmir High Court Bans 'Divorced' Label for Women in Court Documents
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court banned calling divorced women "divorced" in court documents, ordering the use of full names instead and imposing a 20,000 rupee fine for non-compliance, aiming to challenge social stigma.

Kashmir High Court Bans 'Divorced' Label for Women in Court Documents
The Jammu and Kashmir High Court banned calling divorced women "divorced" in court documents, ordering the use of full names instead and imposing a 20,000 rupee fine for non-compliance, aiming to challenge social stigma.
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20% Bias Score

Hoxha's Villa Transformed into Artists' Center
Albania has transformed the former residence of communist dictator Enver Hoxha into an international artists' center, reflecting the country's shift from isolation to global engagement, though the decision is controversial among Albanians.

Hoxha's Villa Transformed into Artists' Center
Albania has transformed the former residence of communist dictator Enver Hoxha into an international artists' center, reflecting the country's shift from isolation to global engagement, though the decision is controversial among Albanians.
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36% Bias Score

Algerian Woman Sues Author Daoud for Unauthorized Use of Life Story in Award-Winning Novel
An Algerian woman is suing French-Algerian author Kamel Daoud in Paris for using her life story in his Goncourt Prize-winning novel "Houris" without consent, demanding €200,000 in compensation; the novel, banned in Algeria, details her survival of an Islamist attack and subsequent psychological trau...

Algerian Woman Sues Author Daoud for Unauthorized Use of Life Story in Award-Winning Novel
An Algerian woman is suing French-Algerian author Kamel Daoud in Paris for using her life story in his Goncourt Prize-winning novel "Houris" without consent, demanding €200,000 in compensation; the novel, banned in Algeria, details her survival of an Islamist attack and subsequent psychological trau...
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36% Bias Score

Foreign Companies Face Worker Shortages, Other Hurdles in North Macedonia
A survey of foreign companies in North Macedonia reveals a 51% shortage of skilled workers as the top challenge, followed by increased operational costs (49%), bureaucracy, legal uncertainty, and judicial issues, all impacting investment and employment; the departure of some companies raises concern...

Foreign Companies Face Worker Shortages, Other Hurdles in North Macedonia
A survey of foreign companies in North Macedonia reveals a 51% shortage of skilled workers as the top challenge, followed by increased operational costs (49%), bureaucracy, legal uncertainty, and judicial issues, all impacting investment and employment; the departure of some companies raises concern...
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44% Bias Score
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