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Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Asia, Parts of Europe and Africa on September 7th
A total lunar eclipse, visible to over 7 billion people across Asia, Oceania, Africa, and Europe on September 7th, offers a clear visual demonstration of Earth's spherical shape, as the Earth's circular shadow falls on the moon.
Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Across Asia, Parts of Europe and Africa on September 7th
A total lunar eclipse, visible to over 7 billion people across Asia, Oceania, Africa, and Europe on September 7th, offers a clear visual demonstration of Earth's spherical shape, as the Earth's circular shadow falls on the moon.
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40% Bias Score
Abundance Debate in US Economics: Growth vs. Restrictions
The US is debating whether to prioritize economic growth or address concerns like inequality and climate change, leading to increased restrictions on growth since 2007, now sparking a movement advocating for a return to growth-focused policies.
Abundance Debate in US Economics: Growth vs. Restrictions
The US is debating whether to prioritize economic growth or address concerns like inequality and climate change, leading to increased restrictions on growth since 2007, now sparking a movement advocating for a return to growth-focused policies.
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48% Bias Score
Mexican Supreme Court Orders Investigation into Forced Disappearance and Human Trafficking Case
The Mexican Supreme Court has ordered an investigation into the case of Ligia Ceballos, a woman who believes she was illegally taken from her biological parents in Spain during the Franco regime and brought to Mexico as a baby.
Mexican Supreme Court Orders Investigation into Forced Disappearance and Human Trafficking Case
The Mexican Supreme Court has ordered an investigation into the case of Ligia Ceballos, a woman who believes she was illegally taken from her biological parents in Spain during the Franco regime and brought to Mexico as a baby.
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28% Bias Score
Foreign Mercenaries Imprisoned in Ukraine: A Nigerian's Story
Oluwagbemileke Kehinde, a 29-year-old Nigerian, recounts his journey from a Moscow master's student to a captured mercenary fighting for Russia in Ukraine, highlighting the plight of foreign fighters imprisoned in Ukraine.
Foreign Mercenaries Imprisoned in Ukraine: A Nigerian's Story
Oluwagbemileke Kehinde, a 29-year-old Nigerian, recounts his journey from a Moscow master's student to a captured mercenary fighting for Russia in Ukraine, highlighting the plight of foreign fighters imprisoned in Ukraine.
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24% Bias Score
Global Climate Action Falters Amidst Rising Temperatures and Political Divergence
The year 2025 shows worsening climate impacts from rising temperatures, while international climate agreements face implementation challenges due to political divergence and a lack of accountability, highlighting the need for a more pragmatic, targeted approach.
Global Climate Action Falters Amidst Rising Temperatures and Political Divergence
The year 2025 shows worsening climate impacts from rising temperatures, while international climate agreements face implementation challenges due to political divergence and a lack of accountability, highlighting the need for a more pragmatic, targeted approach.
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16% Bias Score
Amenábar's "El Cautivo": A New Look at Cervantes' Imprisonment
Alejandro Amenábar's new film, "El Cautivo," explores Miguel de Cervantes' five years of imprisonment in Algiers (1575-1580), focusing on his survival and potential relationship with his captor, Hasán Bajá, and its impact on his writing.
Amenábar's "El Cautivo": A New Look at Cervantes' Imprisonment
Alejandro Amenábar's new film, "El Cautivo," explores Miguel de Cervantes' five years of imprisonment in Algiers (1575-1580), focusing on his survival and potential relationship with his captor, Hasán Bajá, and its impact on his writing.
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44% Bias Score
Colombian President Suffers Setback as Senate Vote Shifts Power Balance
During President Gustavo Petro's trip to Japan, the Colombian Senate voted in a conservative, Carlos Camargo, as a Constitutional Court magistrate, a decision Petro characterized as a major defeat, impacting his government's legislative agenda and alliances.
Colombian President Suffers Setback as Senate Vote Shifts Power Balance
During President Gustavo Petro's trip to Japan, the Colombian Senate voted in a conservative, Carlos Camargo, as a Constitutional Court magistrate, a decision Petro characterized as a major defeat, impacting his government's legislative agenda and alliances.
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56% Bias Score
Shifting Sands in Catalan Politics: From Secession to Housing
A recent meeting between Catalan president Puigdemont and Spanish socialist Illa in Brussels signals a significant shift in Catalan politics, moving away from the focus on secession towards more pressing issues like housing, as evidenced by recent polling data and political actions.
Shifting Sands in Catalan Politics: From Secession to Housing
A recent meeting between Catalan president Puigdemont and Spanish socialist Illa in Brussels signals a significant shift in Catalan politics, moving away from the focus on secession towards more pressing issues like housing, as evidenced by recent polling data and political actions.
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28% Bias Score
Spanish Judiciary's Independence Under Scrutiny
Spain's judicial independence is facing challenges due to political criticism following the absence of opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo from the opening of the judicial year and the Prime Minister's remarks about judges engaging in politics.
Spanish Judiciary's Independence Under Scrutiny
Spain's judicial independence is facing challenges due to political criticism following the absence of opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo from the opening of the judicial year and the Prime Minister's remarks about judges engaging in politics.
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24% Bias Score
Spanish Tourist Murdered in Indonesia: A Life of Travel and Compassion
Matilde Muñoz Cazorla, a Spanish woman known for her adventurous spirit and humanitarian work, was murdered in Indonesia, leaving behind a legacy of travel, teaching, and selfless care for others.
Spanish Tourist Murdered in Indonesia: A Life of Travel and Compassion
Matilde Muñoz Cazorla, a Spanish woman known for her adventurous spirit and humanitarian work, was murdered in Indonesia, leaving behind a legacy of travel, teaching, and selfless care for others.
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44% Bias Score
Spanish Economy Shows Resilience Amidst Global Trade Uncertainty
Despite global trade tensions fueled by Trump-era trade policies, Spain's manufacturing sector is thriving due to domestic consumption and construction investment, while facing challenges in exports, particularly to the US and competition from Asian imports.
Spanish Economy Shows Resilience Amidst Global Trade Uncertainty
Despite global trade tensions fueled by Trump-era trade policies, Spain's manufacturing sector is thriving due to domestic consumption and construction investment, while facing challenges in exports, particularly to the US and competition from Asian imports.
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24% Bias Score
Spain: A Nation at a Crossroads
Amidst a backdrop of climate change impacts and political division, Spain grapples with issues of social inequality, particularly concerning the treatment of unaccompanied minors, while enjoying a relatively high standard of living compared to many other nations.
Spain: A Nation at a Crossroads
Amidst a backdrop of climate change impacts and political division, Spain grapples with issues of social inequality, particularly concerning the treatment of unaccompanied minors, while enjoying a relatively high standard of living compared to many other nations.
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56% Bias Score
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