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India's Salt Ban: Supply Crisis After Pakistan Trade Halt
India's ban on Pakistani goods, including Himalayan pink salt, following the Pahalgam attack in April, has disrupted decades-long import businesses, resulting in price hikes and potential supply chain disruptions.
India's Salt Ban: Supply Crisis After Pakistan Trade Halt
India's ban on Pakistani goods, including Himalayan pink salt, following the Pahalgam attack in April, has disrupted decades-long import businesses, resulting in price hikes and potential supply chain disruptions.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Falls to France in Nations League Third-Place Match
Germany lost the Nations League third-place game against France 0-2, with Mbappé and Olise scoring; a lack of finishing and defensive vulnerabilities in the second half cost Germany the match despite a strong start. Key injuries also impacted their squad.
Germany Falls to France in Nations League Third-Place Match
Germany lost the Nations League third-place game against France 0-2, with Mbappé and Olise scoring; a lack of finishing and defensive vulnerabilities in the second half cost Germany the match despite a strong start. Key injuries also impacted their squad.
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36% Bias Score
Repubblica delle Idee" Festival: 80 Events in Bologna Explore Present and Future
The "Repubblica delle Idee" festival, held in Bologna from June 13th to 15th, features 80 events with prominent Italian political figures like Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte, along with discussions on environmental issues, literature, and the future.
Repubblica delle Idee" Festival: 80 Events in Bologna Explore Present and Future
The "Repubblica delle Idee" festival, held in Bologna from June 13th to 15th, features 80 events with prominent Italian political figures like Elly Schlein and Giuseppe Conte, along with discussions on environmental issues, literature, and the future.
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40% Bias Score
International ATM Providers Expand in Greece Amidst Bank Network Reduction
Greece's ATM market thrives despite digital growth, with €1 billion annually withdrawn from non-bank ATMs, attracting international players like Euronet and NCR as banks reduce their networks. This creates opportunities in underserved areas, showing the enduring role of cash.
International ATM Providers Expand in Greece Amidst Bank Network Reduction
Greece's ATM market thrives despite digital growth, with €1 billion annually withdrawn from non-bank ATMs, attracting international players like Euronet and NCR as banks reduce their networks. This creates opportunities in underserved areas, showing the enduring role of cash.
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40% Bias Score
Virgin Australia's IPO: A Gamble on Restructured Airline
Virgin Australia, recovering from bankruptcy, is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) at the end of the month, aiming to occupy a middle market position between Qantas and Jetstar, targeting cost-conscious businesses and higher-end leisure travelers.
Virgin Australia's IPO: A Gamble on Restructured Airline
Virgin Australia, recovering from bankruptcy, is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) at the end of the month, aiming to occupy a middle market position between Qantas and Jetstar, targeting cost-conscious businesses and higher-end leisure travelers.
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48% Bias Score
Major General Mai Hoang Appointed Director of Ho Chi Minh City Public Security
Major General Mai Hoang, born 1979, was appointed director of Ho Chi Minh City Public Security on June 5th, 2025, by Minister Luong Tam Quang, following a career progression marked by rapid advancement through anti-drug operations and roles in Son La and Hanoi.
Major General Mai Hoang Appointed Director of Ho Chi Minh City Public Security
Major General Mai Hoang, born 1979, was appointed director of Ho Chi Minh City Public Security on June 5th, 2025, by Minister Luong Tam Quang, following a career progression marked by rapid advancement through anti-drug operations and roles in Son La and Hanoi.
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36% Bias Score
Met Police Faces Closure of Half Its Buildings Due to £260m Budget Shortfall
Due to a £260 million budget shortfall, the Metropolitan Police may close half its buildings and lose 1,700 officers and staff, jeopardizing crime reduction goals and highlighting the impact of years of austerity cuts.
Met Police Faces Closure of Half Its Buildings Due to £260m Budget Shortfall
Due to a £260 million budget shortfall, the Metropolitan Police may close half its buildings and lose 1,700 officers and staff, jeopardizing crime reduction goals and highlighting the impact of years of austerity cuts.
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56% Bias Score
Contrasting Legacies: Gwen and Augustus John
Judith Mackrell's double biography contrasts the lives and artistic careers of siblings Gwen and Augustus John, revealing how Gwen's introspective art achieved posthumous triumph over her brother's initially celebrated but ultimately forgettable work, reflecting shifting artistic and societal values...
Contrasting Legacies: Gwen and Augustus John
Judith Mackrell's double biography contrasts the lives and artistic careers of siblings Gwen and Augustus John, revealing how Gwen's introspective art achieved posthumous triumph over her brother's initially celebrated but ultimately forgettable work, reflecting shifting artistic and societal values...
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60% Bias Score
Italian Referendum Fails Due to Low Turnout Amid Center-Right Abstention Campaign
Low voter turnout, around 22.73%, likely led to the failure of the Italian referendum due to the center-right coalition's strategy of promoting abstention, undermining the democratic process.
Italian Referendum Fails Due to Low Turnout Amid Center-Right Abstention Campaign
Low voter turnout, around 22.73%, likely led to the failure of the Italian referendum due to the center-right coalition's strategy of promoting abstention, undermining the democratic process.
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52% Bias Score
NSW Workers' Compensation Reform Delayed by Unlikely Alliance
An unlikely alliance of the Liberal Party, Greens, and union movement has delayed reforms to NSW's ailing workers' compensation scheme, which is facing collapse due to surging psychological injury claims, low return-to-work rates, and insufficient assets; a second inquiry will now take place.
NSW Workers' Compensation Reform Delayed by Unlikely Alliance
An unlikely alliance of the Liberal Party, Greens, and union movement has delayed reforms to NSW's ailing workers' compensation scheme, which is facing collapse due to surging psychological injury claims, low return-to-work rates, and insufficient assets; a second inquiry will now take place.
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52% Bias Score
Farage Vows to Reopen Port Talbot Steelworks
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party aims to win the Welsh parliament elections in May 2025 by pledging to reopen Port Talbot's steel blast furnaces, potentially including a return to coal mining, challenging the incumbent Labour government and tapping into public discontent over job losses and industrial...
Farage Vows to Reopen Port Talbot Steelworks
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party aims to win the Welsh parliament elections in May 2025 by pledging to reopen Port Talbot's steel blast furnaces, potentially including a return to coal mining, challenging the incumbent Labour government and tapping into public discontent over job losses and industrial...
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64% Bias Score
RN Rally Marks Anniversary, Showcases Unity Amidst Le Pen Ineligibility
The Rassemblement National (RN) is holding a rally in Loiret, France, on June 9th, 2025, commemorating their 2024 European election victory, showcasing party unity despite Marine Le Pen's ineligibility, and featuring several European far-right leaders.
RN Rally Marks Anniversary, Showcases Unity Amidst Le Pen Ineligibility
The Rassemblement National (RN) is holding a rally in Loiret, France, on June 9th, 2025, commemorating their 2024 European election victory, showcasing party unity despite Marine Le Pen's ineligibility, and featuring several European far-right leaders.
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56% Bias Score
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