September 2025
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Denmark to compensate Greenlandic women forced into contraception
The Danish government will compensate Greenlandic women who were given contraceptives without their knowledge or consent, following a lawsuit and government report revealing thousands may have been affected by a decades-long campaign to control population growth.
Denmark to compensate Greenlandic women forced into contraception
The Danish government will compensate Greenlandic women who were given contraceptives without their knowledge or consent, following a lawsuit and government report revealing thousands may have been affected by a decades-long campaign to control population growth.
Progress
16% Bias Score
EU Drug Shortages Reach Critical Levels in 2024
A new European Court of Auditors report reveals critical shortages of 136 medicines in the EU between 2022 and October 2024, impacting 21 of the 27 member states, with the most significant shortages in Belgium, Spain, and France.
EU Drug Shortages Reach Critical Levels in 2024
A new European Court of Auditors report reveals critical shortages of 136 medicines in the EU between 2022 and October 2024, impacting 21 of the 27 member states, with the most significant shortages in Belgium, Spain, and France.
Progress
8% Bias Score
Cédric Jubillar Trial: Key Witness Testimony and Defense Arguments
In the ongoing trial of Cédric Jubillar, accused of murdering his wife Delphine, gendarme testimonies highlighted key details of the night of her disappearance, including the positioning of her car, while the defense raised questions about an unmentioned white van and Delphine's nighttime habits.
Cédric Jubillar Trial: Key Witness Testimony and Defense Arguments
In the ongoing trial of Cédric Jubillar, accused of murdering his wife Delphine, gendarme testimonies highlighted key details of the night of her disappearance, including the positioning of her car, while the defense raised questions about an unmentioned white van and Delphine's nighttime habits.
Progress
24% Bias Score
156 Countries Recognize Palestinian State Despite Opposition
As of late 2024, 156 countries, over three-quarters of UN member states, recognize Palestine, but at least 39, including the US and Israel, do not, citing various reasons ranging from concerns about Hamas to maintaining strategic alliances.
156 Countries Recognize Palestinian State Despite Opposition
As of late 2024, 156 countries, over three-quarters of UN member states, recognize Palestine, but at least 39, including the US and Israel, do not, citing various reasons ranging from concerns about Hamas to maintaining strategic alliances.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Imposes Arms Embargo Against Israel
Following Palestine recognition in May 2024, Spain's government approved a royal decree for an arms embargo against Israel, prohibiting arms sales, dual-use goods, and fuel, while allowing exceptions for national security or foreign policy reasons.
Spain Imposes Arms Embargo Against Israel
Following Palestine recognition in May 2024, Spain's government approved a royal decree for an arms embargo against Israel, prohibiting arms sales, dual-use goods, and fuel, while allowing exceptions for national security or foreign policy reasons.
Progress
40% Bias Score
EU Parliamentarians Seek Halt to Bulgarian Funding Over Mayor's Arrest
Renew Europe, a liberal group in the European Parliament, is urging the European Commission to halt €653 million in post-Covid funding to Bulgaria following the arrest of Varna Mayor Blagomir Kotsev, accusing the Bulgarian government of misusing its anti-corruption body against political opponents.
EU Parliamentarians Seek Halt to Bulgarian Funding Over Mayor's Arrest
Renew Europe, a liberal group in the European Parliament, is urging the European Commission to halt €653 million in post-Covid funding to Bulgaria following the arrest of Varna Mayor Blagomir Kotsev, accusing the Bulgarian government of misusing its anti-corruption body against political opponents.
Progress
40% Bias Score
EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until 2026
The European Commission postponed the implementation of its anti-deforestation law by one year, citing technical difficulties with the monitoring system, despite opposition from environmental groups and a recent free trade agreement with Indonesia.
EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until 2026
The European Commission postponed the implementation of its anti-deforestation law by one year, citing technical difficulties with the monitoring system, despite opposition from environmental groups and a recent free trade agreement with Indonesia.
Progress
40% Bias Score
France's Persistent Public Deficit: 35 Years of Unchecked Spending
Over 35 years, French governments across the political spectrum have failed to curb the public deficit, with policy decisions increasing public spending by 5.5% of GDP while tax increases only generated 1% of GDP, according to a new report by François Ecalle.
France's Persistent Public Deficit: 35 Years of Unchecked Spending
Over 35 years, French governments across the political spectrum have failed to curb the public deficit, with policy decisions increasing public spending by 5.5% of GDP while tax increases only generated 1% of GDP, according to a new report by François Ecalle.
Progress
40% Bias Score
OECD Raises 2025 Global Growth Forecast Despite Trade War Headwinds
The OECD upwardly revised its 2025 global growth forecast to 3.2 percent, citing unexpected resilience to trade tariffs, but warned of future negative effects and slower growth in the US and Eurozone.
OECD Raises 2025 Global Growth Forecast Despite Trade War Headwinds
The OECD upwardly revised its 2025 global growth forecast to 3.2 percent, citing unexpected resilience to trade tariffs, but warned of future negative effects and slower growth in the US and Eurozone.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Goodyear to Close Fulda Tire Plant, Resulting in 1000 Job Losses
Goodyear's Fulda tire plant, operating since 1900, will close on September 30th, eliminating roughly 1000 jobs; the closure is attributed to overcapacities in Europe and cost pressures, exacerbated by rising imports of Asian tires.
Goodyear to Close Fulda Tire Plant, Resulting in 1000 Job Losses
Goodyear's Fulda tire plant, operating since 1900, will close on September 30th, eliminating roughly 1000 jobs; the closure is attributed to overcapacities in Europe and cost pressures, exacerbated by rising imports of Asian tires.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Trump Criticizes UN, Praises German Shift from Green Policies
During his UN General Assembly address on September 23, 2025, President Trump sharply criticized the UN, particularly its handling of immigration and support for peace efforts, while praising Germany's new government for abandoning its previous "green" energy and migration policies.
Trump Criticizes UN, Praises German Shift from Green Policies
During his UN General Assembly address on September 23, 2025, President Trump sharply criticized the UN, particularly its handling of immigration and support for peace efforts, while praising Germany's new government for abandoning its previous "green" energy and migration policies.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Trump Shifts Stance, Believes Ukraine Can Regain All Territory with Western Aid
US President Trump now believes Ukraine can retake all its territory with Western support, a reversal from his previous suggestions of territorial concessions.
Trump Shifts Stance, Believes Ukraine Can Regain All Territory with Western Aid
US President Trump now believes Ukraine can retake all its territory with Western support, a reversal from his previous suggestions of territorial concessions.
Progress
48% Bias Score
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