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Cuba's Broken Promise: Hundreds of Political Prisoners Remain Jailed
Following a deal between the Vatican and the Cuban regime, only about 200 of the promised 553 political prisoners have been released, leaving many families heartbroken and renewing concerns about the government's suppression of dissent.
Cuba's Broken Promise: Hundreds of Political Prisoners Remain Jailed
Following a deal between the Vatican and the Cuban regime, only about 200 of the promised 553 political prisoners have been released, leaving many families heartbroken and renewing concerns about the government's suppression of dissent.
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60% Bias Score
Bayern Munich defeats Bayer Leverkusen 2-0, advances to Champions League semi-finals
Bayern Munich defeated Bayer Leverkusen 2-0 in the Champions League quarter-final second leg on April 18th, advancing to the semi-finals to play Inter Milan. Goals from Kane and Davies secured the victory for Bayern, who currently leads the Bundesliga by eight points with nine matches left.
Bayern Munich defeats Bayer Leverkusen 2-0, advances to Champions League semi-finals
Bayern Munich defeated Bayer Leverkusen 2-0 in the Champions League quarter-final second leg on April 18th, advancing to the semi-finals to play Inter Milan. Goals from Kane and Davies secured the victory for Bayern, who currently leads the Bundesliga by eight points with nine matches left.
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44% Bias Score
US Trade Uncertainty Slows Canadian Housing Investment
Uncertainty caused by the US-Canada trade war is slowing new investment in Canada's housing market, impacting land acquisitions, home resales, and developer funding; sales were down in major cities last month.
US Trade Uncertainty Slows Canadian Housing Investment
Uncertainty caused by the US-Canada trade war is slowing new investment in Canada's housing market, impacting land acquisitions, home resales, and developer funding; sales were down in major cities last month.
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44% Bias Score
Portugal Faces Third Snap Election in Three Years
Portugal's minority government fell after parliament rejected a confidence motion, triggering its resignation and likely leading to snap elections in May, the third in three years, following constitutional procedure.
Portugal Faces Third Snap Election in Three Years
Portugal's minority government fell after parliament rejected a confidence motion, triggering its resignation and likely leading to snap elections in May, the third in three years, following constitutional procedure.
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60% Bias Score
Duda Urges NATO to Increase Defense Spending to 3% of GDP
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged all NATO members to increase defense spending to at least 3% of GDP in a letter marking Poland's 26th anniversary in the alliance, emphasizing the need for immediate action and highlighting the US as a key pillar of NATO's strength.
Duda Urges NATO to Increase Defense Spending to 3% of GDP
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged all NATO members to increase defense spending to at least 3% of GDP in a letter marking Poland's 26th anniversary in the alliance, emphasizing the need for immediate action and highlighting the US as a key pillar of NATO's strength.
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48% Bias Score
Duda Urges NATO to Boost Defense Spending to 3% of GDP
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged NATO members to raise defense spending to 3 percent of GDP, emphasizing the need for immediate action and a stronger alliance, particularly given Poland's 26th anniversary as a NATO member.
Duda Urges NATO to Boost Defense Spending to 3% of GDP
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged NATO members to raise defense spending to 3 percent of GDP, emphasizing the need for immediate action and a stronger alliance, particularly given Poland's 26th anniversary as a NATO member.
Progress
40% Bias Score
US Tariffs Trigger Canadian Economic Crisis
Punishing US tariffs threaten over a million Canadian jobs, triggering a potential recession reminiscent of the 2020 pandemic; the government is responding with a $6.5 billion business support package.
US Tariffs Trigger Canadian Economic Crisis
Punishing US tariffs threaten over a million Canadian jobs, triggering a potential recession reminiscent of the 2020 pandemic; the government is responding with a $6.5 billion business support package.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Austria Suspends Migrant Family Reunification
Austria's three-party coalition temporarily suspended family reunification for migrants with subsidiary protection status, citing overstretched social services and using the EU's emergency clause, despite criticism of violating European asylum law; this affects roughly 7,762 to 9,254 people annually...
Austria Suspends Migrant Family Reunification
Austria's three-party coalition temporarily suspended family reunification for migrants with subsidiary protection status, citing overstretched social services and using the EU's emergency clause, despite criticism of violating European asylum law; this affects roughly 7,762 to 9,254 people annually...
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64% Bias Score
Spain to Impose Heavy Fines on AI Companies for Improper Content Labeling
Spain's Council of Ministers approved a bill imposing fines of €7.5 million–€35 million or 2–7% of global turnover on AI companies failing to properly label AI-generated content, prohibiting practices like subliminal messaging and discriminatory profiling based on sensitive data, in line with EU AI ...
Spain to Impose Heavy Fines on AI Companies for Improper Content Labeling
Spain's Council of Ministers approved a bill imposing fines of €7.5 million–€35 million or 2–7% of global turnover on AI companies failing to properly label AI-generated content, prohibiting practices like subliminal messaging and discriminatory profiling based on sensitive data, in line with EU AI ...
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40% Bias Score
Portugal Faces Third Snap Election After PM's No-Confidence Vote
Portugal's Prime Minister Luís Montenegro lost a no-confidence vote in parliament due to conflict of interest allegations involving his family business, triggering a snap election potentially scheduled for May 11th or 18th, marking the country's third early election since early 2022.
Portugal Faces Third Snap Election After PM's No-Confidence Vote
Portugal's Prime Minister Luís Montenegro lost a no-confidence vote in parliament due to conflict of interest allegations involving his family business, triggering a snap election potentially scheduled for May 11th or 18th, marking the country's third early election since early 2022.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Threaten Canadian Economy
Amidst a backdrop of protests at sporting events in Canada over U.S. trade uncertainty, Donald Trump's potential new tariffs threaten a 1.3 percent GDP drop, 8 percent decline in exports, and 43,000 job losses in Canada, compounding existing economic pressures.
Trump's Tariffs Threaten Canadian Economy
Amidst a backdrop of protests at sporting events in Canada over U.S. trade uncertainty, Donald Trump's potential new tariffs threaten a 1.3 percent GDP drop, 8 percent decline in exports, and 43,000 job losses in Canada, compounding existing economic pressures.
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40% Bias Score
Arrest Warrants for Bosnian Serb Leaders Escalate Tensions
Bosnian authorities issued arrest warrants for three top Serb officials, including Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, who rejected them, escalating tensions and potentially undermining the Dayton Agreement, which ended the Bosnian War in 1995.
Arrest Warrants for Bosnian Serb Leaders Escalate Tensions
Bosnian authorities issued arrest warrants for three top Serb officials, including Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, who rejected them, escalating tensions and potentially undermining the Dayton Agreement, which ended the Bosnian War in 1995.
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48% Bias Score
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