March 2025
April 2025
International Recruitment Bolsters NHS Staff Amid Shortages
A New Zealand medical student, Ella Smith, moved 11,000 miles to join the NHS in the UK, highlighting the healthcare system's reliance on international recruitment to address staff shortages; one in six NHS staff in Herefordshire and Worcestershire are from overseas.
International Recruitment Bolsters NHS Staff Amid Shortages
A New Zealand medical student, Ella Smith, moved 11,000 miles to join the NHS in the UK, highlighting the healthcare system's reliance on international recruitment to address staff shortages; one in six NHS staff in Herefordshire and Worcestershire are from overseas.
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44% Bias Score
Remember Monday: UK's Eurovision 2025 Country Pop Trio
Remember Monday, a British country pop trio initially known as Houston, is representing the UK at Eurovision 2025; their name stems from their college days spent rehearsing on Mondays; their unique genre and origin story are a departure from previous UK entries.
Remember Monday: UK's Eurovision 2025 Country Pop Trio
Remember Monday, a British country pop trio initially known as Houston, is representing the UK at Eurovision 2025; their name stems from their college days spent rehearsing on Mondays; their unique genre and origin story are a departure from previous UK entries.
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44% Bias Score
AI to Replace 10% of Jobs, But Also Create New Ones, Study Says
A World Economic Forum study forecasts that over 10 percent of jobs globally will be replaced by AI within five years, but a similar number of new roles are projected to emerge, mirroring the historical pattern of technological progress creating and destroying jobs simultaneously.
AI to Replace 10% of Jobs, But Also Create New Ones, Study Says
A World Economic Forum study forecasts that over 10 percent of jobs globally will be replaced by AI within five years, but a similar number of new roles are projected to emerge, mirroring the historical pattern of technological progress creating and destroying jobs simultaneously.
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36% Bias Score
Limited "General Strike" in Serbia Shows Divided Public Response
On March 7th, a student-led "general strike" in Serbia saw reduced consumer spending and limited work absences, reflecting divided participation despite widespread protests against government policies following a recent tragedy.
Limited "General Strike" in Serbia Shows Divided Public Response
On March 7th, a student-led "general strike" in Serbia saw reduced consumer spending and limited work absences, reflecting divided participation despite widespread protests against government policies following a recent tragedy.
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44% Bias Score
İmamoğlu Unveils Four-Year Plan for Turkey's Future
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, the sole CHP presidential candidate, announced a four-year plan addressing over 20 national issues, aiming to present a detailed vision of Turkey by October-November 2025, after facing delays in presenting his initial plan.
İmamoğlu Unveils Four-Year Plan for Turkey's Future
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, the sole CHP presidential candidate, announced a four-year plan addressing over 20 national issues, aiming to present a detailed vision of Turkey by October-November 2025, after facing delays in presenting his initial plan.
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40% Bias Score
WWII Bomb Near Gare du Nord Cancels All Train Services
All train services to and from Paris' Gare du Nord were canceled Friday morning due to the discovery of an unexploded WWII bomb near the station, causing major disruptions for the station's 214 million annual passengers.
WWII Bomb Near Gare du Nord Cancels All Train Services
All train services to and from Paris' Gare du Nord were canceled Friday morning due to the discovery of an unexploded WWII bomb near the station, causing major disruptions for the station's 214 million annual passengers.
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24% Bias Score
Philosopher Analyzes Mazan Rape Trial to Explore Societal Attitudes on Gender and Consent
Philosopher Manon Garcia's new book, "Vivre avec les hommes," analyzes the Fall 2024 Mazan rape trial in Avignon, France, exploring societal attitudes toward gender, consent, and the implications of at least 70 alleged rapists being recruited within a small radius.
Philosopher Analyzes Mazan Rape Trial to Explore Societal Attitudes on Gender and Consent
Philosopher Manon Garcia's new book, "Vivre avec les hommes," analyzes the Fall 2024 Mazan rape trial in Avignon, France, exploring societal attitudes toward gender, consent, and the implications of at least 70 alleged rapists being recruited within a small radius.
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56% Bias Score
Vencorex Crisis Highlights Contradiction in Macron's Reindustrialization Plan
French MP Aurélie Trouvé criticized the government's rejection of nationalizing Vencorex, a chemical company crucial for France's defense industry, arguing it contradicts President Macron's reindustrialization goals and threatens national strategic interests.
Vencorex Crisis Highlights Contradiction in Macron's Reindustrialization Plan
French MP Aurélie Trouvé criticized the government's rejection of nationalizing Vencorex, a chemical company crucial for France's defense industry, arguing it contradicts President Macron's reindustrialization goals and threatens national strategic interests.
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44% Bias Score
Post-Election Tensions Hamper German Coalition Talks
SPD chair Saskia Esken reported that negotiators with strong opinions from the recent election campaign are hindering coalition talks with the Union, creating friction and delaying progress on policy areas such as migration, although talks are ongoing and constructive.
Post-Election Tensions Hamper German Coalition Talks
SPD chair Saskia Esken reported that negotiators with strong opinions from the recent election campaign are hindering coalition talks with the Union, creating friction and delaying progress on policy areas such as migration, although talks are ongoing and constructive.
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40% Bias Score
Cooking: A Feminist Act of Self-Sufficiency
This article challenges the feminist view of cooking as oppression, arguing that true oppression stemmed from unequal access to resources and autonomy, not cooking itself. Reclaiming cooking as a skill for all genders promotes self-sufficiency and empowerment.
Cooking: A Feminist Act of Self-Sufficiency
This article challenges the feminist view of cooking as oppression, arguing that true oppression stemmed from unequal access to resources and autonomy, not cooking itself. Reclaiming cooking as a skill for all genders promotes self-sufficiency and empowerment.
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36% Bias Score
Narcotics Found in Turkish Higher Education Official's Vehicle
Narcotics were found in a Turkish Council of Higher Education (YÖK) vehicle assigned to Fehmi Şimşek, deputy chief of staff and brother of a high-ranking parliament official; despite a parliamentary inquiry ten months later, no action has been taken against Şimşek, prompting allegations of a cover-u...
Narcotics Found in Turkish Higher Education Official's Vehicle
Narcotics were found in a Turkish Council of Higher Education (YÖK) vehicle assigned to Fehmi Şimşek, deputy chief of staff and brother of a high-ranking parliament official; despite a parliamentary inquiry ten months later, no action has been taken against Şimşek, prompting allegations of a cover-u...
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52% Bias Score
Albania Bans TikTok for One Year, Sparking Opposition Protests
The Albanian government banned TikTok for one year, citing concerns about children's safety following a 14-year-old's death after online harassment, despite TikTok's claim neither the victim nor the perpetrator used the platform; opposition parties announced protests for March 15th.
Albania Bans TikTok for One Year, Sparking Opposition Protests
The Albanian government banned TikTok for one year, citing concerns about children's safety following a 14-year-old's death after online harassment, despite TikTok's claim neither the victim nor the perpetrator used the platform; opposition parties announced protests for March 15th.
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36% Bias Score