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German Heritage Railway Faces Closure Due to Funding Crisis
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and rolling stock; without state funding, its existence is at risk, despite carrying 1.14 million passengers in 2023 and plans to convert steam engines to light oil.
German Heritage Railway Faces Closure Due to Funding Crisis
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and rolling stock; without state funding, its existence is at risk, despite carrying 1.14 million passengers in 2023 and plans to convert steam engines to light oil.
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48% Bias Score


Terrorism, Fake News, and Unreliable Narration in Edelbauer's "Die echtere Wirklichkeit
Raphaela Edelbauer's "Die echtere Wirklichkeit" follows Byproxy, a wheelchair-bound game designer, who joins a Viennese terrorist group planning to bomb the parliament building to expose fake news, forcing readers to question narrative reliability.
Terrorism, Fake News, and Unreliable Narration in Edelbauer's "Die echtere Wirklichkeit
Raphaela Edelbauer's "Die echtere Wirklichkeit" follows Byproxy, a wheelchair-bound game designer, who joins a Viennese terrorist group planning to bomb the parliament building to expose fake news, forcing readers to question narrative reliability.
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24% Bias Score


Baden-Württemberg tackles "parent taxis" with new school traffic regulations
The Baden-Württemberg government is enabling municipalities to better regulate school traffic by creating legal frameworks for school streets and zones to reduce the number of parents driving their children to school, aiming to halve the number of "parent taxis" by 2030.
Baden-Württemberg tackles "parent taxis" with new school traffic regulations
The Baden-Württemberg government is enabling municipalities to better regulate school traffic by creating legal frameworks for school streets and zones to reduce the number of parents driving their children to school, aiming to halve the number of "parent taxis" by 2030.
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60% Bias Score


Asda Sales Dip Amidst Rising Business Taxes and Weak Consumer Confidence
Asda's sales fell 0.2% to £5.3bn in the three months to June 30th, despite price cuts averaging 22% on more than half its products, driven by increased business taxes and weak consumer confidence; the supermarket chain plans to invest significantly to counter this.
Asda Sales Dip Amidst Rising Business Taxes and Weak Consumer Confidence
Asda's sales fell 0.2% to £5.3bn in the three months to June 30th, despite price cuts averaging 22% on more than half its products, driven by increased business taxes and weak consumer confidence; the supermarket chain plans to invest significantly to counter this.
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44% Bias Score


Greek Real Estate Investment to Drop Over 50% in First Half of 2024
The Hellenic Association of Anonymous Companies and Entrepreneurship (SAEE) predicts a greater than 50% drop in foreign investment in Greek real estate during the first half of 2024 due to the new, stricter "golden visa" program that increased the minimum investment to €800,000 for many areas.
Greek Real Estate Investment to Drop Over 50% in First Half of 2024
The Hellenic Association of Anonymous Companies and Entrepreneurship (SAEE) predicts a greater than 50% drop in foreign investment in Greek real estate during the first half of 2024 due to the new, stricter "golden visa" program that increased the minimum investment to €800,000 for many areas.
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48% Bias Score


Illegal Firearms Carried by Israeli Security Guard in Netherlands
A security guard protecting a delegation of 35 Israeli officials was arrested at Schiphol Airport in November 2023 for illegally carrying firearms, highlighting security concerns and prompting the Dutch government to address the Israeli embassy.
Illegal Firearms Carried by Israeli Security Guard in Netherlands
A security guard protecting a delegation of 35 Israeli officials was arrested at Schiphol Airport in November 2023 for illegally carrying firearms, highlighting security concerns and prompting the Dutch government to address the Israeli embassy.
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36% Bias Score

Brandenburg Politicians Sue Government Over Secret Online Accounts
Four Brandenburg politicians—one from the BSW and three from the AfD—filed a constitutional complaint against the state government for refusing to fully disclose the number of fake online accounts used by the domestic intelligence agency, citing a 2024 Thuringian court ruling that mandated such disc...

Brandenburg Politicians Sue Government Over Secret Online Accounts
Four Brandenburg politicians—one from the BSW and three from the AfD—filed a constitutional complaint against the state government for refusing to fully disclose the number of fake online accounts used by the domestic intelligence agency, citing a 2024 Thuringian court ruling that mandated such disc...
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40% Bias Score

HSB Needs Hundreds of Millions for Renovations; Existence at Stake
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and steam locomotives, with its existence potentially at stake if funding from Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt fails to materialize. The railway network, a major Harz tourist attraction,...

HSB Needs Hundreds of Millions for Renovations; Existence at Stake
The Harzer Schmalspurbahnen (HSB) in Germany needs hundreds of millions of euros for renovations to its 140km network and steam locomotives, with its existence potentially at stake if funding from Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt fails to materialize. The railway network, a major Harz tourist attraction,...
Progress
48% Bias Score

Russia Limits Bank Cards to Ten Per Person to Curb Financial Fraud
The Russian government introduced a new rule limiting individuals to a maximum of ten bank cards to combat financial fraud by making it harder for criminals to use multiple cards for illegal activities, while claiming it won't affect law-abiding citizens.

Russia Limits Bank Cards to Ten Per Person to Curb Financial Fraud
The Russian government introduced a new rule limiting individuals to a maximum of ten bank cards to combat financial fraud by making it harder for criminals to use multiple cards for illegal activities, while claiming it won't affect law-abiding citizens.
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52% Bias Score

Storm Remnants Cause Widespread Disruptions in Spain
The remnants of Hurricane Erin brought heavy rains, hail, and strong winds to northeastern Spain, the Levante region, and the Balearic Islands on Thursday, causing flight cancellations and delays at airports in Palma and Barcelona and impacting coastal areas.

Storm Remnants Cause Widespread Disruptions in Spain
The remnants of Hurricane Erin brought heavy rains, hail, and strong winds to northeastern Spain, the Levante region, and the Balearic Islands on Thursday, causing flight cancellations and delays at airports in Palma and Barcelona and impacting coastal areas.
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20% Bias Score

Groningen Salt Mining Permit Extended Despite Leak Concerns
The Dutch government extended the salt mining permit near Heiligerlee, Groningen, for 10 years despite concerns about potential leaks raised by the State Supervision of Mines (SodM), prioritizing the salt's industrial importance over safety concerns voiced by local residents and environmental groups...

Groningen Salt Mining Permit Extended Despite Leak Concerns
The Dutch government extended the salt mining permit near Heiligerlee, Groningen, for 10 years despite concerns about potential leaks raised by the State Supervision of Mines (SodM), prioritizing the salt's industrial importance over safety concerns voiced by local residents and environmental groups...
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36% Bias Score

Netherlands Sends Second Conscription Letter to Boost Military Recruitment
In the Netherlands, 17-year-olds will receive a second conscription letter next month, containing a voluntary survey to gauge interest in military service and address a personnel shortage, aiming for 100,000 personnel by 2030, while facing capacity constraints in selection and training.

Netherlands Sends Second Conscription Letter to Boost Military Recruitment
In the Netherlands, 17-year-olds will receive a second conscription letter next month, containing a voluntary survey to gauge interest in military service and address a personnel shortage, aiming for 100,000 personnel by 2030, while facing capacity constraints in selection and training.
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44% Bias Score
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