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Erdoğan's Gamble: Early Elections Hinged on Shifting Political Allegiances
President Erdoğan seeks early Turkish elections, needing 360 parliamentary votes. This requires significant defections from opposition parties or internal transfers within the ruling AKP party, driven by careerism and financial incentives, highlighting a decline in ethical standards.
Erdoğan's Gamble: Early Elections Hinged on Shifting Political Allegiances
President Erdoğan seeks early Turkish elections, needing 360 parliamentary votes. This requires significant defections from opposition parties or internal transfers within the ruling AKP party, driven by careerism and financial incentives, highlighting a decline in ethical standards.
Progress
48% Bias Score
US Egg Shortage Drives Restaurant Price Hikes, Fuels Record Turkish Imports
Following a 2022 avian flu outbreak that killed over 140 million poultry birds, US egg prices have surged, leading restaurant chains like Denny's and Waffle House to raise menu prices and prompting increased egg imports from Turkey, currently the US's sole egg exporter.
US Egg Shortage Drives Restaurant Price Hikes, Fuels Record Turkish Imports
Following a 2022 avian flu outbreak that killed over 140 million poultry birds, US egg prices have surged, leading restaurant chains like Denny's and Waffle House to raise menu prices and prompting increased egg imports from Turkey, currently the US's sole egg exporter.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Launches Digital Platform to Combat High Road Accident Rate
Greece, facing a high rate of road accidents (559 deaths, 478 serious injuries, 9648 total in 2024), launches a new digital platform mapping accident locations in Athens via maps.gov.gr in March, using open data and enabling municipalities, citizens, and researchers to improve road safety.
Greece Launches Digital Platform to Combat High Road Accident Rate
Greece, facing a high rate of road accidents (559 deaths, 478 serious injuries, 9648 total in 2024), launches a new digital platform mapping accident locations in Athens via maps.gov.gr in March, using open data and enabling municipalities, citizens, and researchers to improve road safety.
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20% Bias Score
Limburg Lions Handball Club to Fold Due to Financial Difficulties
The Limburg Lions, a four-time Dutch handball champion, will cease operations after this season due to insurmountable financial problems stemming from a lack of sponsorships, low player salaries, and a 2022 bankruptcy.
Limburg Lions Handball Club to Fold Due to Financial Difficulties
The Limburg Lions, a four-time Dutch handball champion, will cease operations after this season due to insurmountable financial problems stemming from a lack of sponsorships, low player salaries, and a 2022 bankruptcy.
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52% Bias Score
Auschwitz Museum Confiscates Altered Israeli Flags
The Auschwitz Museum confiscated Israeli flags with yellow ribbons representing Hamas hostages from a British Jewish tour group, citing regulations against altered flags and preventing political statements at the memorial site.
Auschwitz Museum Confiscates Altered Israeli Flags
The Auschwitz Museum confiscated Israeli flags with yellow ribbons representing Hamas hostages from a British Jewish tour group, citing regulations against altered flags and preventing political statements at the memorial site.
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36% Bias Score
Rittenhouse Returns to Memphis Amidst Security Deal Following Previous Protest
Kyle Rittenhouse will return to the University of Memphis on Wednesday to speak about the Second Amendment, nearly a year after his previous speech was disrupted by protesters; this follows a deal to ensure security and legal action by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) regarding a $1600 security ...
Rittenhouse Returns to Memphis Amidst Security Deal Following Previous Protest
Kyle Rittenhouse will return to the University of Memphis on Wednesday to speak about the Second Amendment, nearly a year after his previous speech was disrupted by protesters; this follows a deal to ensure security and legal action by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) regarding a $1600 security ...
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52% Bias Score
Misinformation's Systemic Impact on Society
The article analyzes the pervasive effects of misleading information spread by the state, media, and other institutions in a society where individuals are treated as consumers, fostering cynicism, distrust, and a diminished sense of agency.
Misinformation's Systemic Impact on Society
The article analyzes the pervasive effects of misleading information spread by the state, media, and other institutions in a society where individuals are treated as consumers, fostering cynicism, distrust, and a diminished sense of agency.
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64% Bias Score
Greece's January Budget Exceeds Target Despite Delayed Payments
Greece's January budget showed a €1.98 billion primary surplus, exceeding the target due to stronger tax revenue and lower-than-expected spending on public investments; however, €620 million were delayed payments.
Greece's January Budget Exceeds Target Despite Delayed Payments
Greece's January budget showed a €1.98 billion primary surplus, exceeding the target due to stronger tax revenue and lower-than-expected spending on public investments; however, €620 million were delayed payments.
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32% Bias Score
UNHCR Greece: 3,500 Refugees Employed Through Integration Programs
The UNHCR in Greece, partnering with the government and NGOs, facilitated employment for almost 3,500 refugees since 2020, providing job training, language classes, and business support, addressing labor shortages and fostering economic integration.
UNHCR Greece: 3,500 Refugees Employed Through Integration Programs
The UNHCR in Greece, partnering with the government and NGOs, facilitated employment for almost 3,500 refugees since 2020, providing job training, language classes, and business support, addressing labor shortages and fostering economic integration.
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44% Bias Score
Council of State Upholds Legality of Asylum Seeker Detention at Schiphol
The Netherlands' Council of State ruled that detaining asylum seekers at Schiphol's detention center is lawful, rejecting a lower court's ruling due to the separation of asylum seekers and convicts, and the limited duration of detention for asylum seekers.
Council of State Upholds Legality of Asylum Seeker Detention at Schiphol
The Netherlands' Council of State ruled that detaining asylum seekers at Schiphol's detention center is lawful, rejecting a lower court's ruling due to the separation of asylum seekers and convicts, and the limited duration of detention for asylum seekers.
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36% Bias Score
Stable CD Rates Expected This Spring, Potential for Decrease Later in 2025
Experts predict minimal change in CD rates this spring due to the Federal Reserve's expected decision to maintain interest rates in March 2025, despite recent inflation increases; however, rates may fall later in the year if the Fed cuts rates again.
Stable CD Rates Expected This Spring, Potential for Decrease Later in 2025
Experts predict minimal change in CD rates this spring due to the Federal Reserve's expected decision to maintain interest rates in March 2025, despite recent inflation increases; however, rates may fall later in the year if the Fed cuts rates again.
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36% Bias Score
Ethics Complaint Filed Against Senator Whitehouse Amidst Conflict of Interest Allegations
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse faces an ethics complaint for a potential conflict of interest after voting for legislation that provided over $14 million in federal grants to Ocean Conservancy, where his wife works as a consultant.
Ethics Complaint Filed Against Senator Whitehouse Amidst Conflict of Interest Allegations
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse faces an ethics complaint for a potential conflict of interest after voting for legislation that provided over $14 million in federal grants to Ocean Conservancy, where his wife works as a consultant.
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56% Bias Score
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