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Bulgaria Adopts Euro Amidst Public Opposition
Bulgaria will adopt the euro in January 2024 despite 66% of citizens believing the country is unprepared, sparking debates about economic impacts, inflation, and national identity.
Bulgaria Adopts Euro Amidst Public Opposition
Bulgaria will adopt the euro in January 2024 despite 66% of citizens believing the country is unprepared, sparking debates about economic impacts, inflation, and national identity.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Anti-Renewable Energy Stance to Hike Electricity Prices
President Trump's rollback of renewable energy initiatives, including freezing permits and repealing tax credits, will likely increase electricity prices by 10-18% by 2035, disproportionately impacting several Republican states and harming industrial competitiveness.
Trump's Anti-Renewable Energy Stance to Hike Electricity Prices
President Trump's rollback of renewable energy initiatives, including freezing permits and repealing tax credits, will likely increase electricity prices by 10-18% by 2035, disproportionately impacting several Republican states and harming industrial competitiveness.
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56% Bias Score
TikTok Influencer Sentenced for Fraudulent Fundraising
A German court sentenced TikTok influencer "Abdelhamid" to three years in prison for fraudulently raising almost half a million euros through online donations, intended for humanitarian causes, which he largely used for personal luxury; his partner received a suspended sentence.
TikTok Influencer Sentenced for Fraudulent Fundraising
A German court sentenced TikTok influencer "Abdelhamid" to three years in prison for fraudulently raising almost half a million euros through online donations, intended for humanitarian causes, which he largely used for personal luxury; his partner received a suspended sentence.
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60% Bias Score
German University Revokes Islamic Student Group's Rights Amidst Extremism Allegations
Following allegations of Islamist, antisemitic, and misogynistic incidents during an Islam week organized by the Islamic student group at the Christian-Albrechts-University (CAU) in Kiel, Germany, the university revoked the group's rights to use university facilities and digital infrastructure, and ...
German University Revokes Islamic Student Group's Rights Amidst Extremism Allegations
Following allegations of Islamist, antisemitic, and misogynistic incidents during an Islam week organized by the Islamic student group at the Christian-Albrechts-University (CAU) in Kiel, Germany, the university revoked the group's rights to use university facilities and digital infrastructure, and ...
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56% Bias Score
EU Proposes €2 Trillion Budget, Restructuring Spending and Introducing New Taxes
President von der Leyen proposed a €2 trillion EU budget for 2028-2034, increasing spending by €800 billion, including repayment of €800 billion in COVID recovery funds, restructuring agricultural and regional funds into a new investment fund, and introducing new taxes on large corporations and e-wa...
EU Proposes €2 Trillion Budget, Restructuring Spending and Introducing New Taxes
President von der Leyen proposed a €2 trillion EU budget for 2028-2034, increasing spending by €800 billion, including repayment of €800 billion in COVID recovery funds, restructuring agricultural and regional funds into a new investment fund, and introducing new taxes on large corporations and e-wa...
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48% Bias Score
McGill Report Urges CBC Mandate Expansion for Public Safety Amidst Wildfires and Misinformation
A McGill University report advocates for expanding CBC/Radio-Canada's mandate to include public safety due to increasing climate-related emergencies like wildfires and the spread of misinformation, recommending the CBC partner with local journalists to improve community-level response.
McGill Report Urges CBC Mandate Expansion for Public Safety Amidst Wildfires and Misinformation
A McGill University report advocates for expanding CBC/Radio-Canada's mandate to include public safety due to increasing climate-related emergencies like wildfires and the spread of misinformation, recommending the CBC partner with local journalists to improve community-level response.
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36% Bias Score
Canada Cracks Down on Steel Imports Amid US Tariffs
Canada is tightening import quotas and tariffs on foreign steel to 50 percent of 2024 levels for countries without free trade agreements and 100 percent for those with agreements (excluding the US), aiming to protect domestic mills from US tariffs and foreign steel dumping.
Canada Cracks Down on Steel Imports Amid US Tariffs
Canada is tightening import quotas and tariffs on foreign steel to 50 percent of 2024 levels for countries without free trade agreements and 100 percent for those with agreements (excluding the US), aiming to protect domestic mills from US tariffs and foreign steel dumping.
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36% Bias Score
Conflicting Economic Signals Intensify Debate on Interest Rate Policy
President Trump's verbal attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over interest rates have intensified a debate about the appropriate level, with conflicting economic indicators showing some signs of slowing growth alongside continued inflation above the Fed's target.
Conflicting Economic Signals Intensify Debate on Interest Rate Policy
President Trump's verbal attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell over interest rates have intensified a debate about the appropriate level, with conflicting economic indicators showing some signs of slowing growth alongside continued inflation above the Fed's target.
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44% Bias Score
Post-Pandemic Rollbacks: Missed Opportunities and a Forgotten Legacy
The COVID-19 pandemic initially drove business innovation, including increased remote work and digital adoption, but many of these positive changes are being reversed, mirroring the historical neglect of the Spanish Flu's long-term impact and creating new challenges.
Post-Pandemic Rollbacks: Missed Opportunities and a Forgotten Legacy
The COVID-19 pandemic initially drove business innovation, including increased remote work and digital adoption, but many of these positive changes are being reversed, mirroring the historical neglect of the Spanish Flu's long-term impact and creating new challenges.
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40% Bias Score
Unchanged Producer Prices in June Offer Hope for Fed Rate Cuts
U.S. producer prices held steady in June, defying predictions of a 0.2% increase, as tariff-related rises in goods prices were counteracted by decreased travel service costs; this potentially allows the Federal Reserve to resume interest rate cuts later this year.
Unchanged Producer Prices in June Offer Hope for Fed Rate Cuts
U.S. producer prices held steady in June, defying predictions of a 0.2% increase, as tariff-related rises in goods prices were counteracted by decreased travel service costs; this potentially allows the Federal Reserve to resume interest rate cuts later this year.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Tariff Threat: Russia's Cautious Response
Trump threatened 100% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil within 50 days, prompting a mixed response from Moscow that downplayed the threat while highlighting the potential impact on Russia's key trading partners and emphasizing Ukraine's role in the conflict's continuation.
Trump's Tariff Threat: Russia's Cautious Response
Trump threatened 100% tariffs on countries buying Russian oil within 50 days, prompting a mixed response from Moscow that downplayed the threat while highlighting the potential impact on Russia's key trading partners and emphasizing Ukraine's role in the conflict's continuation.
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60% Bias Score
Death of Influential Theater Director Claus Peymann
Claus Peymann, a highly influential German theater director known for his politically charged productions and leadership of prominent theaters like Vienna's Burgtheater and Berlin's Ensemble, died; his career spanned from the 1960s to 2023, marked by both triumphs and controversies.
Death of Influential Theater Director Claus Peymann
Claus Peymann, a highly influential German theater director known for his politically charged productions and leadership of prominent theaters like Vienna's Burgtheater and Berlin's Ensemble, died; his career spanned from the 1960s to 2023, marked by both triumphs and controversies.
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28% Bias Score
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