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EU Bathing Water Assessment: Over 85% of Sites Meet Highest Quality Standards
The 2023 EU bathing water assessment shows that over 85% of tested sites met the highest quality standards, exceeding 96% minimum compliance across 22,000 sites in 29 European countries, primarily due to improved wastewater management and treatment.
EU Bathing Water Assessment: Over 85% of Sites Meet Highest Quality Standards
The 2023 EU bathing water assessment shows that over 85% of tested sites met the highest quality standards, exceeding 96% minimum compliance across 22,000 sites in 29 European countries, primarily due to improved wastewater management and treatment.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Dance Campaign Raises Awareness for Refugees
Jeny BSG launched a global dance campaign, "Dance4Refugees," promoting support for refugees through social media and donations, using her song "Wake up, wake up," and inspired by her family's refugee experience from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Dance Campaign Raises Awareness for Refugees
Jeny BSG launched a global dance campaign, "Dance4Refugees," promoting support for refugees through social media and donations, using her song "Wake up, wake up," and inspired by her family's refugee experience from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Progress
44% Bias Score
India's Global Ambitions Hampered by Strained Regional Relations
India's global ambitions are threatened by strained relations with its South Asian neighbors, marked by economic instability and political fragility, hindering regional cooperation and intra-regional trade, which constitutes only 5% of the total.
India's Global Ambitions Hampered by Strained Regional Relations
India's global ambitions are threatened by strained relations with its South Asian neighbors, marked by economic instability and political fragility, hindering regional cooperation and intra-regional trade, which constitutes only 5% of the total.
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64% Bias Score
Air India Crash, Geopolitics, and Airbus's Dominance at Subdued Paris Air Show
The Paris Air Show saw subdued mood due to the deadly Air India crash, overshadowed by geopolitical tensions, while Airbus secured major orders unlike Boeing; Rolls-Royce seeks UK funding for narrowbody engines, anticipating 40,000 jobs.
Air India Crash, Geopolitics, and Airbus's Dominance at Subdued Paris Air Show
The Paris Air Show saw subdued mood due to the deadly Air India crash, overshadowed by geopolitical tensions, while Airbus secured major orders unlike Boeing; Rolls-Royce seeks UK funding for narrowbody engines, anticipating 40,000 jobs.
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44% Bias Score
Appeals Court Allows Trump to Maintain Control of California National Guard Amidst Legal Dispute
President Trump deployed 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles on June 7th, defying Governor Newsom, prompting a lawsuit alleging unlawful federalization of the National Guard; a US appeals court temporarily blocked a lower court's order returning control to Newsom.
Appeals Court Allows Trump to Maintain Control of California National Guard Amidst Legal Dispute
President Trump deployed 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles on June 7th, defying Governor Newsom, prompting a lawsuit alleging unlawful federalization of the National Guard; a US appeals court temporarily blocked a lower court's order returning control to Newsom.
Progress
44% Bias Score
Spain Rejects US Demand for 5% NATO Defense Spending Increase
Spain will not commit to a 5% GDP increase in defense spending as demanded by the US, challenging a NATO consensus and highlighting the economic consequences of such a measure; Spain's current NATO-approved target is 2.1% of GDP.
Spain Rejects US Demand for 5% NATO Defense Spending Increase
Spain will not commit to a 5% GDP increase in defense spending as demanded by the US, challenging a NATO consensus and highlighting the economic consequences of such a measure; Spain's current NATO-approved target is 2.1% of GDP.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Japan Develops World's Largest-Class Superconducting Quantum Computer
Japanese researchers, in collaboration with Fujitsu, unveiled a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, quadrupling qubit density through a 3D connection structure and advanced cooling, making it accessible globally via a cloud platform for research and commercial applications.
Japan Develops World's Largest-Class Superconducting Quantum Computer
Japanese researchers, in collaboration with Fujitsu, unveiled a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, quadrupling qubit density through a 3D connection structure and advanced cooling, making it accessible globally via a cloud platform for research and commercial applications.
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36% Bias Score
China Sends 74 Military Aircraft Towards Taiwan
On late Thursday and early Friday, China deployed 74 military aircraft toward Taiwan, with 61 crossing the median line, following a UK naval ship's transit through the strait, which China condemned.
China Sends 74 Military Aircraft Towards Taiwan
On late Thursday and early Friday, China deployed 74 military aircraft toward Taiwan, with 61 crossing the median line, following a UK naval ship's transit through the strait, which China condemned.
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12% Bias Score
EU Proposes International Limits on Sperm/Egg Donor Offspring
EU health ministers propose international limits on the number of children per sperm or egg donor, citing ethical concerns and demographic trends, and calling for a cross-border register to improve enforcement.
EU Proposes International Limits on Sperm/Egg Donor Offspring
EU health ministers propose international limits on the number of children per sperm or egg donor, citing ethical concerns and demographic trends, and calling for a cross-border register to improve enforcement.
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44% Bias Score
UK Trains Airline Staff to Verify Visas, Tightening Border Controls
The UK government trained over 9,000 airline staff in 39 countries to verify UK visas at departure gates, preventing unauthorized travel to Britain as part of a broader eVisa system rollout; this aims to strengthen border security and combat irregular migration, but raises human rights concerns.
UK Trains Airline Staff to Verify Visas, Tightening Border Controls
The UK government trained over 9,000 airline staff in 39 countries to verify UK visas at departure gates, preventing unauthorized travel to Britain as part of a broader eVisa system rollout; this aims to strengthen border security and combat irregular migration, but raises human rights concerns.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Three London Police Officers Face Gross Misconduct Hearing After Incident with Dementia Patient
Three Metropolitan Police officers face gross misconduct hearings after a 90-year-old woman with dementia was Tasered, handcuffed, and placed in a spit hood during a May 2023 incident in Peckham, South London; the IOPC found no evidence of racial or gender discrimination.
Three London Police Officers Face Gross Misconduct Hearing After Incident with Dementia Patient
Three Metropolitan Police officers face gross misconduct hearings after a 90-year-old woman with dementia was Tasered, handcuffed, and placed in a spit hood during a May 2023 incident in Peckham, South London; the IOPC found no evidence of racial or gender discrimination.
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36% Bias Score
Appeals Court Upholds Trump's Control of LA National Guard
A US appeals court ruled that President Trump can maintain control of the National Guard in Los Angeles following protests against immigration raids, overturning a lower court decision and marking the first such action since 1965 due to violent acts by protesters against federal agents and property.
Appeals Court Upholds Trump's Control of LA National Guard
A US appeals court ruled that President Trump can maintain control of the National Guard in Los Angeles following protests against immigration raids, overturning a lower court decision and marking the first such action since 1965 due to violent acts by protesters against federal agents and property.
Progress
44% Bias Score
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