February 2025
March 2025
Greece marks second anniversary of deadly train crash with massive protests
On the second anniversary of Greece's deadliest train crash, near Larissa on February 28, 2023, that killed 57, about 300,000 people protested, accusing the government of negligence and cover-up, while the government pledged railway modernization.
Greece marks second anniversary of deadly train crash with massive protests
On the second anniversary of Greece's deadliest train crash, near Larissa on February 28, 2023, that killed 57, about 300,000 people protested, accusing the government of negligence and cover-up, while the government pledged railway modernization.
Progress
40% Bias Score
UK Defence Spending Boosted to 2.5% of GDP Amidst US Pressure
Keir Starmer announced a boost to UK defence spending to 2.5 percent of GDP, driven by US pressure and aiming to address the imbalance in military aid to Ukraine compared to Europe, with potential long-term economic and political implications.
UK Defence Spending Boosted to 2.5% of GDP Amidst US Pressure
Keir Starmer announced a boost to UK defence spending to 2.5 percent of GDP, driven by US pressure and aiming to address the imbalance in military aid to Ukraine compared to Europe, with potential long-term economic and political implications.
Progress
68% Bias Score
Measles Outbreak in US: 173 Cases, One Death
At least 173 Americans have been infected with measles in 2025, exceeding half the 2024 total, with one death in Texas linked to low vaccination rates; nine states have reported cases, raising concerns about the impact of falling vaccination rates nationwide.
Measles Outbreak in US: 173 Cases, One Death
At least 173 Americans have been infected with measles in 2025, exceeding half the 2024 total, with one death in Texas linked to low vaccination rates; nine states have reported cases, raising concerns about the impact of falling vaccination rates nationwide.
Progress
48% Bias Score
US Demands Massive Increase in European Defense Spending
The United States is demanding that European nations, including Spain, significantly increase their defense spending to 2% of GDP by summer, citing concerns over a lack of military strength in a world war, past appeasement of dictators, and reliance on US protection. Spain, already a top ten NATO co...
US Demands Massive Increase in European Defense Spending
The United States is demanding that European nations, including Spain, significantly increase their defense spending to 2% of GDP by summer, citing concerns over a lack of military strength in a world war, past appeasement of dictators, and reliance on US protection. Spain, already a top ten NATO co...
Progress
64% Bias Score
Santander Increases Executive Pay Amidst Record Profits and Policy Changes
Banco Santander increased executive compensation by 10.5% in 2024 to 33.9 million euros, driven by record profits (12.574 billion euros) and strong stock performance (23% increase). The bank altered its remuneration policy to include a greater emphasis on long-term incentives and shareholder returns...
Santander Increases Executive Pay Amidst Record Profits and Policy Changes
Banco Santander increased executive compensation by 10.5% in 2024 to 33.9 million euros, driven by record profits (12.574 billion euros) and strong stock performance (23% increase). The bank altered its remuneration policy to include a greater emphasis on long-term incentives and shareholder returns...
Progress
24% Bias Score
Foreign Interference Exposed: Hidden Motives Behind Interventions in Spain, Ukraine, and Libya
The article reveals instances of foreign interference in Spain, Ukraine, and Libya, using leaked documents and memoirs to expose the discrepancies between stated justifications—humanitarian concerns or promoting democracy—and actual geopolitical and economic motives.
Foreign Interference Exposed: Hidden Motives Behind Interventions in Spain, Ukraine, and Libya
The article reveals instances of foreign interference in Spain, Ukraine, and Libya, using leaked documents and memoirs to expose the discrepancies between stated justifications—humanitarian concerns or promoting democracy—and actual geopolitical and economic motives.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Microsoft to Shut Down Skype in 2025
Microsoft announced it is shutting down its Skype application on May 5, 2025, after a 21-year run, directing its 1.95 billion registered users to migrate to its free Teams app due to declining usage and the rise of competing platforms.
Microsoft to Shut Down Skype in 2025
Microsoft announced it is shutting down its Skype application on May 5, 2025, after a 21-year run, directing its 1.95 billion registered users to migrate to its free Teams app due to declining usage and the rise of competing platforms.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Trump Fires Top Military Officials, Sparking Concerns About Politicization
President Trump fired General Charles Brown, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and seven other senior Pentagon officials on February 14th, prompting five former defense secretaries to urge Congress to hold hearings into their dismissals, raising concerns about the politicization of the military...
Trump Fires Top Military Officials, Sparking Concerns About Politicization
President Trump fired General Charles Brown, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and seven other senior Pentagon officials on February 14th, prompting five former defense secretaries to urge Congress to hold hearings into their dismissals, raising concerns about the politicization of the military...
Progress
44% Bias Score
COP16 Reaches Biodiversity Funding Agreement
Nearly 200 countries reached a deal at COP16 in Rome to create a strategy for international funding to protect biodiversity, aiming to mobilize at least $200 billion annually by 2030, building on a 2022 agreement to protect 30% of land and water.
COP16 Reaches Biodiversity Funding Agreement
Nearly 200 countries reached a deal at COP16 in Rome to create a strategy for international funding to protect biodiversity, aiming to mobilize at least $200 billion annually by 2030, building on a 2022 agreement to protect 30% of land and water.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Italy's Nuclear Power Revival Faces Strong Opposition
Italy's government plans to revive nuclear power, sparking strong opposition from environmental groups who cite the high costs, radioactive waste, and previous public referendums rejecting nuclear energy, while advocating for a rapid transition to renewable energy sources.
Italy's Nuclear Power Revival Faces Strong Opposition
Italy's government plans to revive nuclear power, sparking strong opposition from environmental groups who cite the high costs, radioactive waste, and previous public referendums rejecting nuclear energy, while advocating for a rapid transition to renewable energy sources.
Progress
60% Bias Score
Spanish Court Rules Against Discriminatory Driving License Renewal for HIV-Positive Individual
A Spanish court ruled that reducing a driver's license validity for an HIV-positive individual due to their medication was discriminatory, ordering the Traffic Authority (DGT) to reinstate the 10-year validity.
Spanish Court Rules Against Discriminatory Driving License Renewal for HIV-Positive Individual
A Spanish court ruled that reducing a driver's license validity for an HIV-positive individual due to their medication was discriminatory, ordering the Traffic Authority (DGT) to reinstate the 10-year validity.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Merz's Chancellorship: A New Era for German and European Policy
Friedrich Merz, the new CDU leader, aims to revitalize Germany's economy and strengthen its role in the European Union, emulating past chancellors' strategies for integration while facing contemporary challenges.
Merz's Chancellorship: A New Era for German and European Policy
Friedrich Merz, the new CDU leader, aims to revitalize Germany's economy and strengthen its role in the European Union, emulating past chancellors' strategies for integration while facing contemporary challenges.
Progress
52% Bias Score