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Europe Divided on Ukraine: Trade Wars and Political Instability
European leaders are divided on Ukraine, with some (Germany, UK) strongly backing Ukraine and risking trade wars with the US, while others (Italy, Hungary) pursue independent paths, creating instability and potentially fracturing the EU.
Europe Divided on Ukraine: Trade Wars and Political Instability
European leaders are divided on Ukraine, with some (Germany, UK) strongly backing Ukraine and risking trade wars with the US, while others (Italy, Hungary) pursue independent paths, creating instability and potentially fracturing the EU.
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48% Bias Score
AIOps: Revolutionizing IT Operations in the Age of AI
AIOps is rapidly transforming IT operations by automating problem resolution and improving efficiency, addressing the challenges of increasingly complex IT environments and benefiting from the adoption by younger generations, while concerns around data privacy are being addressed by increased transp...
AIOps: Revolutionizing IT Operations in the Age of AI
AIOps is rapidly transforming IT operations by automating problem resolution and improving efficiency, addressing the challenges of increasingly complex IT environments and benefiting from the adoption by younger generations, while concerns around data privacy are being addressed by increased transp...
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48% Bias Score
Post-Pandemic Workplace Challenges and Trump Tariff Fallout
Five years post-COVID-19 pandemic, declining employee engagement and the "manager squeeze" are impacting workplaces, while President Trump's tariffs trigger retaliatory measures from Canada and the EU, totaling $20.7 billion, and spark controversy with Walmart in China.
Post-Pandemic Workplace Challenges and Trump Tariff Fallout
Five years post-COVID-19 pandemic, declining employee engagement and the "manager squeeze" are impacting workplaces, while President Trump's tariffs trigger retaliatory measures from Canada and the EU, totaling $20.7 billion, and spark controversy with Walmart in China.
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44% Bias Score
US Judge Blocks Deportation of Palestinian Activist
A US judge temporarily blocked the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist arrested for his leading role in pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Columbia University, after the government cut $400 million in subsidies to the university citing insufficient protection of Jewish students duri...
US Judge Blocks Deportation of Palestinian Activist
A US judge temporarily blocked the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian activist arrested for his leading role in pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Columbia University, after the government cut $400 million in subsidies to the university citing insufficient protection of Jewish students duri...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Renews Greenland Annexation Bid After Pro-Independence Wins
Following Greenland's election where pro-independence parties won, US President Trump reiterated his intention to annex Greenland, citing security concerns, prompting Greenland's prime minister to unify opposition against this proposal.
Trump Renews Greenland Annexation Bid After Pro-Independence Wins
Following Greenland's election where pro-independence parties won, US President Trump reiterated his intention to annex Greenland, citing security concerns, prompting Greenland's prime minister to unify opposition against this proposal.
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56% Bias Score
EU Defense Funding: Defining "European" Equipment Poses Challenges
Swedish diplomat Johan Frisell highlights the difficulty of defining "European" defense equipment for EU funding, citing the significant foreign ownership within the Swedish defense industry as an example, while emphasizing that the EU should not subsidize non-member states.
EU Defense Funding: Defining "European" Equipment Poses Challenges
Swedish diplomat Johan Frisell highlights the difficulty of defining "European" defense equipment for EU funding, citing the significant foreign ownership within the Swedish defense industry as an example, while emphasizing that the EU should not subsidize non-member states.
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36% Bias Score
Erosion of US Rule of Law Under Trump Loyalists
The US presidential transition is eroding the rule of law, with Trump loyalists in key positions promoting policies against scientific consensus and economic principles, highlighting a deliberate dismantling of governmental oversight and facilitating the spread of misinformation.
Erosion of US Rule of Law Under Trump Loyalists
The US presidential transition is eroding the rule of law, with Trump loyalists in key positions promoting policies against scientific consensus and economic principles, highlighting a deliberate dismantling of governmental oversight and facilitating the spread of misinformation.
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60% Bias Score
Egypt's Phased Fuel Subsidy Removal Plan
Egypt's government is gradually phasing out fuel subsidies by 2025, aiming to reduce its budget deficit and stabilize the economy, as part of its agreement with the IMF which approved a $2.5 billion loan and aims to reduce inflation to 10% by 2026 while maintaining support for diesel and cooking gas...
Egypt's Phased Fuel Subsidy Removal Plan
Egypt's government is gradually phasing out fuel subsidies by 2025, aiming to reduce its budget deficit and stabilize the economy, as part of its agreement with the IMF which approved a $2.5 billion loan and aims to reduce inflation to 10% by 2026 while maintaining support for diesel and cooking gas...
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44% Bias Score
French Adoption Agency's Closure Sparks Concern Over Missing Archives
The French adoption agency "La Famille adoptive française," responsible for 8,500 adoptions since 1946, is closing, prompting concerns from the "Nés sous X" collective about the fate of its potentially incriminating archives, prompting a report to the Paris prosecutor and highlighting broader issues...
French Adoption Agency's Closure Sparks Concern Over Missing Archives
The French adoption agency "La Famille adoptive française," responsible for 8,500 adoptions since 1946, is closing, prompting concerns from the "Nés sous X" collective about the fate of its potentially incriminating archives, prompting a report to the Paris prosecutor and highlighting broader issues...
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48% Bias Score
Cybever's AI Cuts Game Development Time by Up to 70%
Cybever, co-founded by Cecilia Shen in 2022, uses AI to reduce game development time by up to 70% by structuring 3D environments with physics understanding, enabling users to create and modify virtual worlds efficiently.
Cybever's AI Cuts Game Development Time by Up to 70%
Cybever, co-founded by Cecilia Shen in 2022, uses AI to reduce game development time by up to 70% by structuring 3D environments with physics understanding, enabling users to create and modify virtual worlds efficiently.
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44% Bias Score
French Police Officer Punches Disabled Man in Wheelchair: Investigation Launched
A video shows a French police officer punching a disabled man in a wheelchair in Clermont-Ferrand; the prosecutor's office confirms the use of force, while witnesses dispute the level of threat posed by the man, leading to a police investigation and public outcry.
French Police Officer Punches Disabled Man in Wheelchair: Investigation Launched
A video shows a French police officer punching a disabled man in a wheelchair in Clermont-Ferrand; the prosecutor's office confirms the use of force, while witnesses dispute the level of threat posed by the man, leading to a police investigation and public outcry.
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44% Bias Score
German Coalition Seeks to Lift "Debt Brake", Faces Green Party Opposition
Germany's CDU/SPD coalition seeks to lift the country's "debt brake" to fund a €500 billion investment plan and increase defense spending to over 1% of GDP, facing opposition from the Green party over climate funding concerns and the risk of misuse; the plan needs a two-thirds majority in parliament...
German Coalition Seeks to Lift "Debt Brake", Faces Green Party Opposition
Germany's CDU/SPD coalition seeks to lift the country's "debt brake" to fund a €500 billion investment plan and increase defense spending to over 1% of GDP, facing opposition from the Green party over climate funding concerns and the risk of misuse; the plan needs a two-thirds majority in parliament...
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48% Bias Score
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