February 2025
March 2025
William's Despair After Kate's Cancer Diagnosis: Aide Reveals Royal's Struggles
Prince William's former aide, Jason Knauf, revealed that Prince William was at his "lowest" after Princess Kate's cancer diagnosis last year, describing the situation as "awful" and the hardest year of his life, while highlighting the challenges of balancing public life and sensitive personal inform...
William's Despair After Kate's Cancer Diagnosis: Aide Reveals Royal's Struggles
Prince William's former aide, Jason Knauf, revealed that Prince William was at his "lowest" after Princess Kate's cancer diagnosis last year, describing the situation as "awful" and the hardest year of his life, while highlighting the challenges of balancing public life and sensitive personal inform...
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52% Bias Score
Orbán Declares 2025 the Year of Breakthroughs Amidst Economic and Political Challenges
In his annual address on Saturday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared 2025 the year of breakthroughs, outlining strategies for economic growth, combating inflation, and defiance against the EU, while also highlighting internal political challenges.
Orbán Declares 2025 the Year of Breakthroughs Amidst Economic and Political Challenges
In his annual address on Saturday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared 2025 the year of breakthroughs, outlining strategies for economic growth, combating inflation, and defiance against the EU, while also highlighting internal political challenges.
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68% Bias Score
AfD's Electoral Success Amidst Strong Public Opposition
Post-election polls reveal the AfD's record result contrasts sharply with widespread public opposition to its government involvement; generational and gender voting gaps emerged, impacting SPD and CDU/CSU support.
AfD's Electoral Success Amidst Strong Public Opposition
Post-election polls reveal the AfD's record result contrasts sharply with widespread public opposition to its government involvement; generational and gender voting gaps emerged, impacting SPD and CDU/CSU support.
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48% Bias Score
Austria Poised for Three-Party Coalition After Months of Political Stalemate
Austria is close to forming a coalition government between the ÖVP, SPÖ, and Neos parties after negotiations stalled in January and a failed attempt to form a government with the far-right FPÖ. The parties aim to present a government program by mid-week, with a potential swearing-in by early March.
Austria Poised for Three-Party Coalition After Months of Political Stalemate
Austria is close to forming a coalition government between the ÖVP, SPÖ, and Neos parties after negotiations stalled in January and a failed attempt to form a government with the far-right FPÖ. The parties aim to present a government program by mid-week, with a potential swearing-in by early March.
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32% Bias Score
German Businesses Publicly Oppose Far-Right AfD Before Election
Days before Germany's election, major corporations like Mercedes-Benz publicly denounced the AfD's far-right extremism, a departure from traditional corporate neutrality driven by economic concerns and the perception that the AfD poses a risk to the EU and the Euro.
German Businesses Publicly Oppose Far-Right AfD Before Election
Days before Germany's election, major corporations like Mercedes-Benz publicly denounced the AfD's far-right extremism, a departure from traditional corporate neutrality driven by economic concerns and the perception that the AfD poses a risk to the EU and the Euro.
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40% Bias Score
£270m UK Arts Funding Announced, Echoing 1965 Policy Vision
Sixty years after Jennie Lee's landmark 1965 white paper on arts policy, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announced a £270m funding package to address the decay of Britain's cultural infrastructure and its London-centric focus, echoing Lee's call for increased arts education and a nationwide approach.
£270m UK Arts Funding Announced, Echoing 1965 Policy Vision
Sixty years after Jennie Lee's landmark 1965 white paper on arts policy, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announced a £270m funding package to address the decay of Britain's cultural infrastructure and its London-centric focus, echoing Lee's call for increased arts education and a nationwide approach.
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40% Bias Score
Record French Poultry Consumption Fuels Import Reliance, Worsening Trade Deficit
In 2024, France saw record poultry consumption (31.6 kg per capita), driven by chicken's popularity, but this led to a 41% import reliance, worsening the trade deficit to \-€1.251 billion despite increased domestic production.
Record French Poultry Consumption Fuels Import Reliance, Worsening Trade Deficit
In 2024, France saw record poultry consumption (31.6 kg per capita), driven by chicken's popularity, but this led to a 41% import reliance, worsening the trade deficit to \-€1.251 billion despite increased domestic production.
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40% Bias Score
CDU Wins Bundestag Election but Hessen Results Highlight Need for Reform
The CDU won the German Bundestag election, but their results in Hessen suggest room for improvement; the party now needs to quickly form a coalition government to address the ongoing economic recession and growing societal polarization.
CDU Wins Bundestag Election but Hessen Results Highlight Need for Reform
The CDU won the German Bundestag election, but their results in Hessen suggest room for improvement; the party now needs to quickly form a coalition government to address the ongoing economic recession and growing societal polarization.
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48% Bias Score
Hamburg Bundestag Election: SPD Holds Lead Despite Nationwide Defeat
In the Hamburg Bundestag election, despite a significant national loss, the SPD remained the strongest party with 22.7% of the vote, while the CDU gained considerably to reach 20.7%. The election saw considerable shifts for other parties; the Greens dropped to 19.2% and the Left and AfD significantl...
Hamburg Bundestag Election: SPD Holds Lead Despite Nationwide Defeat
In the Hamburg Bundestag election, despite a significant national loss, the SPD remained the strongest party with 22.7% of the vote, while the CDU gained considerably to reach 20.7%. The election saw considerable shifts for other parties; the Greens dropped to 19.2% and the Left and AfD significantl...
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Election: Young Voters Show Diverse Priorities and Concerns
In the Berlin state election, young first-time voters like Emma Ilgert (Linke), Jonathan Radkowski (CDU), Nafee Kurdi (Linke), and Tamara Golubewa (Green) demonstrated diverse political priorities and engagement levels, highlighting generational divides and the AfD's impact.
Berlin Election: Young Voters Show Diverse Priorities and Concerns
In the Berlin state election, young first-time voters like Emma Ilgert (Linke), Jonathan Radkowski (CDU), Nafee Kurdi (Linke), and Tamara Golubewa (Green) demonstrated diverse political priorities and engagement levels, highlighting generational divides and the AfD's impact.
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24% Bias Score
German Green Party's Disappointing Election Results: 12% of the Vote
The German Green Party secured roughly 12% of the vote in the recent election, falling short of their expectations and losing over 600,000 votes to the Left Party, despite a slight increase in support since last fall's government crisis. Their campaign, focused on Robert Habeck, initially spurred en...
German Green Party's Disappointing Election Results: 12% of the Vote
The German Green Party secured roughly 12% of the vote in the recent election, falling short of their expectations and losing over 600,000 votes to the Left Party, despite a slight increase in support since last fall's government crisis. Their campaign, focused on Robert Habeck, initially spurred en...
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52% Bias Score
Van Persie Appointed as Feyenoord's New Head Coach
Robin van Persie, a 41-year-old former Feyenoord and Netherlands striker, was appointed as Feyenoord's new head coach on Sunday, succeeding Brian Priske who was sacked two weeks earlier, signing a contract until the end of the 2026/27 season.
Van Persie Appointed as Feyenoord's New Head Coach
Robin van Persie, a 41-year-old former Feyenoord and Netherlands striker, was appointed as Feyenoord's new head coach on Sunday, succeeding Brian Priske who was sacked two weeks earlier, signing a contract until the end of the 2026/27 season.
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24% Bias Score