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Dutch Government in Further Turmoil After Mass Ministerial Resignation
The resignation of the Netherlands' Foreign Minister and all New Social Contract (NSC) ministers has further destabilized the already caretaker government, sparking criticism and debate over the country's response to Israel's planned Gaza offensive, following a failed parliamentary vote on the matte...
Dutch Government in Further Turmoil After Mass Ministerial Resignation
The resignation of the Netherlands' Foreign Minister and all New Social Contract (NSC) ministers has further destabilized the already caretaker government, sparking criticism and debate over the country's response to Israel's planned Gaza offensive, following a failed parliamentary vote on the matte...
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44% Bias Score
EU Defends US Trade Deal, Highlights Export Market Diversification
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen defended the EU's recent trade agreement with the US, arguing it prevented a trade war that would have only benefited Russia and China; she also highlighted the EU's efforts to diversify its export markets through agreements with various countries.
EU Defends US Trade Deal, Highlights Export Market Diversification
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen defended the EU's recent trade agreement with the US, arguing it prevented a trade war that would have only benefited Russia and China; she also highlighted the EU's efforts to diversify its export markets through agreements with various countries.
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44% Bias Score
Clothing in Nazi Camps: A Women's Perspective
Karolina Sulej's "Personal Things" details the clothing of Nazi concentration camp prisoners, challenging common assumptions about uniform attire and highlighting the experiences of women, based on extensive archival research and survivor testimonies.
Clothing in Nazi Camps: A Women's Perspective
Karolina Sulej's "Personal Things" details the clothing of Nazi concentration camp prisoners, challenging common assumptions about uniform attire and highlighting the experiences of women, based on extensive archival research and survivor testimonies.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Administration Restricts Ukraine's Use of Long-Range Missiles
The Pentagon is blocking Ukraine from using US-supplied ATACMS long-range missiles against Russia, a move aligned with the Trump administration's strategy to curb Ukrainian offensives and potentially facilitate negotiations, despite Trump's earlier statements suggesting Ukraine needs offensive capab...
Trump Administration Restricts Ukraine's Use of Long-Range Missiles
The Pentagon is blocking Ukraine from using US-supplied ATACMS long-range missiles against Russia, a move aligned with the Trump administration's strategy to curb Ukrainian offensives and potentially facilitate negotiations, despite Trump's earlier statements suggesting Ukraine needs offensive capab...
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48% Bias Score
Söder Rejects Tax Increases, Prioritizes Budget Cuts
Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) firmly rejected calls for tax increases, prioritizing budget cuts to programs like Bürgergeld and Wärmepumpenförderung instead, setting up a potential conflict within the German coalition government.
Söder Rejects Tax Increases, Prioritizes Budget Cuts
Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU) firmly rejected calls for tax increases, prioritizing budget cuts to programs like Bürgergeld and Wärmepumpenförderung instead, setting up a potential conflict within the German coalition government.
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56% Bias Score
Norway to Contribute €590 Million to Ukraine's Air Defenses
Norway will provide 590 million euros to bolster Ukraine's air defenses, with systems supplied from Germany, as part of a broader NATO effort under the Priority Ukraine Requirements List (PURL).
Norway to Contribute €590 Million to Ukraine's Air Defenses
Norway will provide 590 million euros to bolster Ukraine's air defenses, with systems supplied from Germany, as part of a broader NATO effort under the Priority Ukraine Requirements List (PURL).
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32% Bias Score
Khomenko's Powerful New Artwork at Kyiv Train Station
Ukrainian artist Lesia Khomenko created a 21x12 meter painting at Kyiv-Pashyrskyi train station, depicting blurred figures symbolizing Ukraine's collective struggle for survival; this precedes her solo exhibition, "Without Distances," at the PinchukArtCentre opening August 28th.
Khomenko's Powerful New Artwork at Kyiv Train Station
Ukrainian artist Lesia Khomenko created a 21x12 meter painting at Kyiv-Pashyrskyi train station, depicting blurred figures symbolizing Ukraine's collective struggle for survival; this precedes her solo exhibition, "Without Distances," at the PinchukArtCentre opening August 28th.
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16% Bias Score
Von der Leyen Defends EU-US Trade Deal, Emphasizing Tariff Cap and Diversification
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen defended the EU-US trade deal, stating it prevented a trade war, capped US tariffs at 15% on various EU goods, and that further trade agreements are being pursued with other countries to diversify markets.
Von der Leyen Defends EU-US Trade Deal, Emphasizing Tariff Cap and Diversification
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen defended the EU-US trade deal, stating it prevented a trade war, capped US tariffs at 15% on various EU goods, and that further trade agreements are being pursued with other countries to diversify markets.
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48% Bias Score
Poujadism's Enduring Legacy in Modern French Protests
On July 23, 1953, a revolt by French merchants in Saint-Céré against tax agents ignited the Poujadist movement, a populist rebellion against perceived economic injustice that briefly propelled 52 deputies to the National Assembly in 1956 and continues to resonate in modern French protests.
Poujadism's Enduring Legacy in Modern French Protests
On July 23, 1953, a revolt by French merchants in Saint-Céré against tax agents ignited the Poujadist movement, a populist rebellion against perceived economic injustice that briefly propelled 52 deputies to the National Assembly in 1956 and continues to resonate in modern French protests.
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40% Bias Score
Taiwan's Lai Signals Nuclear Energy Openness After Referendum Setbacks
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te announced a cabinet reshuffle and a potential shift toward nuclear energy after referendums on restarting the island's last nuclear power plant (73.5% approval, but failed due to low turnout) and recalling seven opposition KMT lawmakers (all survived) revealed challe...
Taiwan's Lai Signals Nuclear Energy Openness After Referendum Setbacks
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te announced a cabinet reshuffle and a potential shift toward nuclear energy after referendums on restarting the island's last nuclear power plant (73.5% approval, but failed due to low turnout) and recalling seven opposition KMT lawmakers (all survived) revealed challe...
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44% Bias Score
Pakistan Divorce: Legal and Social Challenges for Women
In Pakistan, Zoya Ahmed's divorce has led to false police reports from her husband, highlighting the legal and social challenges faced by women seeking divorce in the country and the broader region, where financial insecurity, emotional trauma, and social stigma are common consequences.
Pakistan Divorce: Legal and Social Challenges for Women
In Pakistan, Zoya Ahmed's divorce has led to false police reports from her husband, highlighting the legal and social challenges faced by women seeking divorce in the country and the broader region, where financial insecurity, emotional trauma, and social stigma are common consequences.
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52% Bias Score
German Music Festival Defies Right-Wing Extremism
Jamel rockt den Förster," a music festival in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, drew approximately 3,500 attendees on August 25-26, 2023, to counter right-wing extremism, facing legal battles with local authorities over permits and regulations.
German Music Festival Defies Right-Wing Extremism
Jamel rockt den Förster," a music festival in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany, drew approximately 3,500 attendees on August 25-26, 2023, to counter right-wing extremism, facing legal battles with local authorities over permits and regulations.
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44% Bias Score
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