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Brandenburg Condemns Rising Extremism Amidst WWII Memorials
Brandenburg held multiple World War II commemorations, including a memorial run at Sachsenhausen and the interment of 100 German war dead in Halbe, where Premier Dietmar Woidke condemned rising right-wing extremism and antisemitism, referencing the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Brandenburg Condemns Rising Extremism Amidst WWII Memorials
Brandenburg held multiple World War II commemorations, including a memorial run at Sachsenhausen and the interment of 100 German war dead in Halbe, where Premier Dietmar Woidke condemned rising right-wing extremism and antisemitism, referencing the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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32% Bias Score
EU Urges Restraint Amidst India-Pakistan Tensions After Kashmir Attack
Following a terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed over two dozen tourists, the European Union urged both India and Pakistan to exercise military restraint and engage in dialogue, highlighting the need for a peaceful resolution despite the escalating regional tensions and while ...
EU Urges Restraint Amidst India-Pakistan Tensions After Kashmir Attack
Following a terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed over two dozen tourists, the European Union urged both India and Pakistan to exercise military restraint and engage in dialogue, highlighting the need for a peaceful resolution despite the escalating regional tensions and while ...
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40% Bias Score
Public Funding for Controversial Kneecap Film Soars to £2 Million
A film about the controversial rap band Kneecap, who urged fans to 'kill your local MP', received nearly £2 million in public funding, sparking outrage and a counter-terrorism investigation into the band's statements.
Public Funding for Controversial Kneecap Film Soars to £2 Million
A film about the controversial rap band Kneecap, who urged fans to 'kill your local MP', received nearly £2 million in public funding, sparking outrage and a counter-terrorism investigation into the band's statements.
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60% Bias Score
Hay Fever Drug Use Linked to Increased Dementia Risk
A pharmacist warns that regularly using drowsy antihistamines for hay fever may substantially increase dementia risk due to their interference with brain neurotransmitters; studies show a dose-dependent increase in dementia risk, highlighting the importance of considering non-drowsy alternatives or ...
Hay Fever Drug Use Linked to Increased Dementia Risk
A pharmacist warns that regularly using drowsy antihistamines for hay fever may substantially increase dementia risk due to their interference with brain neurotransmitters; studies show a dose-dependent increase in dementia risk, highlighting the importance of considering non-drowsy alternatives or ...
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52% Bias Score
Record Australian Coal Exports Amidst Election Silence on Climate Crisis
Australia's thermal coal exports hit a record 57 million tonnes in the final quarter of 2024, exceeding domestic CO2 emissions and drawing criticism from environmental groups for the lack of attention paid by both major parties during the election campaign.
Record Australian Coal Exports Amidst Election Silence on Climate Crisis
Australia's thermal coal exports hit a record 57 million tonnes in the final quarter of 2024, exceeding domestic CO2 emissions and drawing criticism from environmental groups for the lack of attention paid by both major parties during the election campaign.
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52% Bias Score
Somalia's Civil War: A First-hand Account of Societal Collapse
In December 1992, the author experienced the chaotic aftermath of Somalia's civil war in Mogadishu, highlighting the immediate dangers of lawlessness, lack of essential services, and the swift descent into a state where basic necessities and safety were absent.
Somalia's Civil War: A First-hand Account of Societal Collapse
In December 1992, the author experienced the chaotic aftermath of Somalia's civil war in Mogadishu, highlighting the immediate dangers of lawlessness, lack of essential services, and the swift descent into a state where basic necessities and safety were absent.
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44% Bias Score
EPP Congress: Weber's Re-election Solidifies Power, Raises Concerns
The European People's Party (EPP) held its annual congress in Valencia, Spain, resulting in Manfred Weber's re-election as party leader and a shift toward more conservative policies regarding migration and the Green Deal, raising concerns about potential German dominance and the weakening of centris...
EPP Congress: Weber's Re-election Solidifies Power, Raises Concerns
The European People's Party (EPP) held its annual congress in Valencia, Spain, resulting in Manfred Weber's re-election as party leader and a shift toward more conservative policies regarding migration and the Green Deal, raising concerns about potential German dominance and the weakening of centris...
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48% Bias Score
Western Companies Maintain Russian Trademarks Despite Exit
Over 460 international companies stopped operating in Russia since February 2022, with 59 global brands leaving; however, 25 are maintaining their trademark registrations, including Ikea, McDonald's, and Mercedes-Benz, while others like Henkel have not, creating opportunities for non-Western competi...
Western Companies Maintain Russian Trademarks Despite Exit
Over 460 international companies stopped operating in Russia since February 2022, with 59 global brands leaving; however, 25 are maintaining their trademark registrations, including Ikea, McDonald's, and Mercedes-Benz, while others like Henkel have not, creating opportunities for non-Western competi...
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48% Bias Score
US Seeks Talks With China on Trump-Era Tariffs
The US has initiated talks with China to resolve the 145% tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, despite China's initial strong opposition. While Beijing publicly maintains a defiant stance, it has quietly exempted certain US products from retaliatory tariffs, suggesting a potential willingnes...
US Seeks Talks With China on Trump-Era Tariffs
The US has initiated talks with China to resolve the 145% tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, despite China's initial strong opposition. While Beijing publicly maintains a defiant stance, it has quietly exempted certain US products from retaliatory tariffs, suggesting a potential willingnes...
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40% Bias Score
UK Sees 33% Surge in Hospital-Acquired C. diff Infections
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reports a 33 percent increase in Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) infections in 2023-24 compared to 2020-21, reaching 29.5 cases per 100,000 people, linked to NHS overcrowding and long patient wait times.
UK Sees 33% Surge in Hospital-Acquired C. diff Infections
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reports a 33 percent increase in Clostridioides difficile (C. diff) infections in 2023-24 compared to 2020-21, reaching 29.5 cases per 100,000 people, linked to NHS overcrowding and long patient wait times.
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40% Bias Score
Colombian National on Trial for Double Homicide in London
A Colombian national, Yostin Andres Mosquera, is on trial in London for the murders of two men, Paul Longworth and Alfonso, whose dismembered bodies were found in suitcases at the Clifton Suspension Bridge; the trial includes graphic audio evidence of the killing.
Colombian National on Trial for Double Homicide in London
A Colombian national, Yostin Andres Mosquera, is on trial in London for the murders of two men, Paul Longworth and Alfonso, whose dismembered bodies were found in suitcases at the Clifton Suspension Bridge; the trial includes graphic audio evidence of the killing.
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64% Bias Score
Italian Journalist Targeted with Spyware in Sixth Alleged State-Sponsored Attack
Italian journalist Ciro Pellegrino, of Fanpage, was targeted with mercenary spyware, following a similar attack on his editor-in-chief; this is the sixth such case in Italy, raising serious concerns about government surveillance of journalists and civil society.
Italian Journalist Targeted with Spyware in Sixth Alleged State-Sponsored Attack
Italian journalist Ciro Pellegrino, of Fanpage, was targeted with mercenary spyware, following a similar attack on his editor-in-chief; this is the sixth such case in Italy, raising serious concerns about government surveillance of journalists and civil society.
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40% Bias Score
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