February 2025
March 2025
BMW Delays Oxford Mini Electric Vehicle Production
BMW delayed its £600 million Oxford Mini plant upgrade and declined a £60 million government grant due to automotive industry uncertainties, pushing back the 2026 launch of two new electric Mini models, while remaining in discussion with the UK government.
BMW Delays Oxford Mini Electric Vehicle Production
BMW delayed its £600 million Oxford Mini plant upgrade and declined a £60 million government grant due to automotive industry uncertainties, pushing back the 2026 launch of two new electric Mini models, while remaining in discussion with the UK government.
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36% Bias Score
Drømmer" Wins Golden Bear at 2025 Berlin Film Festival
The 2025 Berlin Film Festival, directed by Tricia Tuttle, awarded the Golden Bear to Dag Johan Haugerud's Norwegian film "Drømmer", a story about a teenage girl's love for her teacher, while also recognizing films from Brazil, Argentina, China, Romania, and other countries, with awards for best dire...
Drømmer" Wins Golden Bear at 2025 Berlin Film Festival
The 2025 Berlin Film Festival, directed by Tricia Tuttle, awarded the Golden Bear to Dag Johan Haugerud's Norwegian film "Drømmer", a story about a teenage girl's love for her teacher, while also recognizing films from Brazil, Argentina, China, Romania, and other countries, with awards for best dire...
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8% Bias Score
Casa Museo Murolo Opens in Naples
The Casa Museo Murolo, the former home of Neapolitan singer Roberto Murolo and his father, opened in Naples on February 21st, preserving its original furnishings and offering guided tours, workshops, concerts, and collaborations with local universities.
Casa Museo Murolo Opens in Naples
The Casa Museo Murolo, the former home of Neapolitan singer Roberto Murolo and his father, opened in Naples on February 21st, preserving its original furnishings and offering guided tours, workshops, concerts, and collaborations with local universities.
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52% Bias Score
Zapatero-Puigdemont Meeting Yields Positive Signs for Spanish Government
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero met with Junts leader Carles Puigdemont on Friday, seemingly resolving a stalemate over transferring immigration powers. This could allow the Spanish government to pass crucial legislation, while the PSOE of Andalusia is working to recover i...
Zapatero-Puigdemont Meeting Yields Positive Signs for Spanish Government
Former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero met with Junts leader Carles Puigdemont on Friday, seemingly resolving a stalemate over transferring immigration powers. This could allow the Spanish government to pass crucial legislation, while the PSOE of Andalusia is working to recover i...
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40% Bias Score
Greece Intensifies Migrant Returns, Ranking Fourth in EU
In 2024, Greece returned approximately 7,000 rejected asylum seekers, ranking fourth in the EU, utilizing both mandatory and voluntary programs like the EU-funded voluntary return program that aims to return 17,000 by 2027; further returns are planned for March, showing an increase in efficiency and...
Greece Intensifies Migrant Returns, Ranking Fourth in EU
In 2024, Greece returned approximately 7,000 rejected asylum seekers, ranking fourth in the EU, utilizing both mandatory and voluntary programs like the EU-funded voluntary return program that aims to return 17,000 by 2027; further returns are planned for March, showing an increase in efficiency and...
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40% Bias Score
Armenia Plans Constitutional Referendum Amidst Political and International Tensions
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced a potential nationwide referendum on a new constitution, driven by his "Real Armenia" ideology, facing delays due to inactivity within the constitutional reform council and opposition concerns about potential concessions to Azerbaijan.
Armenia Plans Constitutional Referendum Amidst Political and International Tensions
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan announced a potential nationwide referendum on a new constitution, driven by his "Real Armenia" ideology, facing delays due to inactivity within the constitutional reform council and opposition concerns about potential concessions to Azerbaijan.
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32% Bias Score
French Cooperative Supermarket Highlights Sustainable Consumption
Supercoop, a cooperative supermarket in Bègles, France, requires members to volunteer three hours every four weeks in exchange for shopping privileges; it prioritizes local, organic produce, fair pricing, and community engagement, currently boasting 600 members and a yearly revenue of €997,000.
French Cooperative Supermarket Highlights Sustainable Consumption
Supercoop, a cooperative supermarket in Bègles, France, requires members to volunteer three hours every four weeks in exchange for shopping privileges; it prioritizes local, organic produce, fair pricing, and community engagement, currently boasting 600 members and a yearly revenue of €997,000.
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48% Bias Score
Anti-Euro Protests Turn Violent in Sofia
On Saturday, thousands of Bulgarian nationalists protested in Sofia against the government's plan to adopt the euro in 2026, attacking the European Commission's office and resulting in injuries to police officers and several arrests.
Anti-Euro Protests Turn Violent in Sofia
On Saturday, thousands of Bulgarian nationalists protested in Sofia against the government's plan to adopt the euro in 2026, attacking the European Commission's office and resulting in injuries to police officers and several arrests.
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48% Bias Score
Bologna Protest Against Italy's Security Bill
In Bologna, Italy, 5,000 people protested against the government's proposed security bill, fearing restrictions on peaceful demonstrations and concerns over workers' rights, with various groups participating including the CGIL and Amnesty International.
Bologna Protest Against Italy's Security Bill
In Bologna, Italy, 5,000 people protested against the government's proposed security bill, fearing restrictions on peaceful demonstrations and concerns over workers' rights, with various groups participating including the CGIL and Amnesty International.
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60% Bias Score
Greek Anti-System Sentiment Declines: A Reflection of Shifting Societal Attitudes
A recent poll reveals a decrease in anti-system sentiment in Greece, from 61.3% in the 2015 referendum to 37.4% currently, possibly due to the Syriza government's actions and broader global trends of disillusionment with traditional institutions. The US anti-vaccine health secretary exemplifies this...
Greek Anti-System Sentiment Declines: A Reflection of Shifting Societal Attitudes
A recent poll reveals a decrease in anti-system sentiment in Greece, from 61.3% in the 2015 referendum to 37.4% currently, possibly due to the Syriza government's actions and broader global trends of disillusionment with traditional institutions. The US anti-vaccine health secretary exemplifies this...
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56% Bias Score
Armenian Official Faces Charges for Criticizing Court Ruling on Border Demarcation
Former Armenian official Edgar Ghazaryan faces up to 5 years in prison for allegedly defaming Constitutional Court judges due to his criticism of their ruling on an Armenian-Azerbaijani border demarcation, which he believes unduly favors Azerbaijan and Turkey.
Armenian Official Faces Charges for Criticizing Court Ruling on Border Demarcation
Former Armenian official Edgar Ghazaryan faces up to 5 years in prison for allegedly defaming Constitutional Court judges due to his criticism of their ruling on an Armenian-Azerbaijani border demarcation, which he believes unduly favors Azerbaijan and Turkey.
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56% Bias Score
CDU/CSU's Shift Rightward in Germany: Breaking Political Taboos and Dividing Public Opinion
In Bavaria, ahead of Germany's federal election, the CDU/CSU's shift towards a more conservative immigration policy, supported by the far-right AfD, has broken a political taboo, causing concern among some but satisfaction among others. Public opinions are divided, with some worried about the rise o...
CDU/CSU's Shift Rightward in Germany: Breaking Political Taboos and Dividing Public Opinion
In Bavaria, ahead of Germany's federal election, the CDU/CSU's shift towards a more conservative immigration policy, supported by the far-right AfD, has broken a political taboo, causing concern among some but satisfaction among others. Public opinions are divided, with some worried about the rise o...
Progress
64% Bias Score