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Increased GPS Interference in Eastern Europe Due to Russia
GPS interference incidents, attributed to Russia, have significantly increased over the past three years in Eastern Europe, impacting tens of thousands of flights and causing concerns about aviation safety and the reliability of navigation systems.
Increased GPS Interference in Eastern Europe Due to Russia
GPS interference incidents, attributed to Russia, have significantly increased over the past three years in Eastern Europe, impacting tens of thousands of flights and causing concerns about aviation safety and the reliability of navigation systems.
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44% Bias Score
Illa and Puigdemont to Meet in Brussels Amidst Political Tensions
Catalan President Salvador Illa will meet with former president Carles Puigdemont in Brussels on Tuesday, aiming to improve relations and potentially secure political amnesty for Puigdemont before a judicial decision.
Illa and Puigdemont to Meet in Brussels Amidst Political Tensions
Catalan President Salvador Illa will meet with former president Carles Puigdemont in Brussels on Tuesday, aiming to improve relations and potentially secure political amnesty for Puigdemont before a judicial decision.
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44% Bias Score
Workers Over Billionaires" Protests Mark a Year of Anti-Worker Policies Under Trump
On Labor Day, over 1,000 protests erupted across the US against the Trump administration's anti-worker policies, including mass federal employee layoffs, the elimination of worker protections, and increased deportations of immigrant workers.
Workers Over Billionaires" Protests Mark a Year of Anti-Worker Policies Under Trump
On Labor Day, over 1,000 protests erupted across the US against the Trump administration's anti-worker policies, including mass federal employee layoffs, the elimination of worker protections, and increased deportations of immigrant workers.
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56% Bias Score
Spain Cancels RedIRIS Fiber Optic Network Upgrade Contract with Telefónica, to Re-tender
The Spanish government canceled a contract with Telefónica for upgrading the RedIRIS fiber optic network, citing digital strategy and technological autonomy, leading to a new tender process with significantly higher costs.
Spain Cancels RedIRIS Fiber Optic Network Upgrade Contract with Telefónica, to Re-tender
The Spanish government canceled a contract with Telefónica for upgrading the RedIRIS fiber optic network, citing digital strategy and technological autonomy, leading to a new tender process with significantly higher costs.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Football's Transformation: From Financial Crisis to Global Industry
Spanish football, once plagued by debt and mismanagement, has undergone a dramatic transformation thanks to Financial Fair Play, attracting investment and creating a thriving industry, though challenges remain in areas like gender equality.
Spanish Football's Transformation: From Financial Crisis to Global Industry
Spanish football, once plagued by debt and mismanagement, has undergone a dramatic transformation thanks to Financial Fair Play, attracting investment and creating a thriving industry, though challenges remain in areas like gender equality.
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48% Bias Score
Remains of Uruguayan Citizen Disappeared in Argentina During 1976 Dictatorship Identified
The Equipo Argentino de Antropología Forense (EAAF) identified the remains of Ricardo Altamirano Alza, a Uruguayan citizen disappeared in Buenos Aires in 1976, bringing closure to a 49-year search by his family and human rights organizations.
Remains of Uruguayan Citizen Disappeared in Argentina During 1976 Dictatorship Identified
The Equipo Argentino de Antropología Forense (EAAF) identified the remains of Ricardo Altamirano Alza, a Uruguayan citizen disappeared in Buenos Aires in 1976, bringing closure to a 49-year search by his family and human rights organizations.
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32% Bias Score
Increased Consumption of Sugary and Caffeinated Drinks Among Spanish Youth
A recent study reveals a 31% rise in energy drink consumption among Spanish youth from 2018 to 2024, with 40% of minors consuming them daily, prompting health concerns and calls for stricter regulations.
Increased Consumption of Sugary and Caffeinated Drinks Among Spanish Youth
A recent study reveals a 31% rise in energy drink consumption among Spanish youth from 2018 to 2024, with 40% of minors consuming them daily, prompting health concerns and calls for stricter regulations.
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40% Bias Score
Amin Maalouf Wins 2023 FIL Literature Prize Amidst Warnings of Global Crisis
Franco-Lebanese writer Amin Maalouf received the 2023 Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL) Literature Prize, issuing a warning against extremism and praising solidarity in a time he describes as "the most dangerous period in human history.
Amin Maalouf Wins 2023 FIL Literature Prize Amidst Warnings of Global Crisis
Franco-Lebanese writer Amin Maalouf received the 2023 Guadalajara International Book Fair (FIL) Literature Prize, issuing a warning against extremism and praising solidarity in a time he describes as "the most dangerous period in human history.
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20% Bias Score
Spanish Catholic Church's Inadequate Response to Child Sex Abuse Claims
Despite a publicized plan, the Spanish Catholic Church has compensated fewer than 50 of the over 2,000 recognized victims of child sexual abuse, with significant delays and inconsistent payouts, prompting criticism and legal action.
Spanish Catholic Church's Inadequate Response to Child Sex Abuse Claims
Despite a publicized plan, the Spanish Catholic Church has compensated fewer than 50 of the over 2,000 recognized victims of child sexual abuse, with significant delays and inconsistent payouts, prompting criticism and legal action.
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60% Bias Score
Spain to Forgive €83.25 Billion in Regional Debt
The Spanish government will forgive €83.25 billion in regional debt, a move aimed at pleasing Catalan separatists, bolstering its governing coalition, and potentially fracturing the opposition, despite criticism over its potential for irresponsible fiscal behavior.
Spain to Forgive €83.25 Billion in Regional Debt
The Spanish government will forgive €83.25 billion in regional debt, a move aimed at pleasing Catalan separatists, bolstering its governing coalition, and potentially fracturing the opposition, despite criticism over its potential for irresponsible fiscal behavior.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's 2015 Refugee Crisis: A Decade of Impacts
Ten years after Germany opened its borders to refugees fleeing war-torn regions, the decision's long-term effects on German politics and society are evident, with the far-right AfD party significantly gaining support.
Germany's 2015 Refugee Crisis: A Decade of Impacts
Ten years after Germany opened its borders to refugees fleeing war-torn regions, the decision's long-term effects on German politics and society are evident, with the far-right AfD party significantly gaining support.
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56% Bias Score
Canadian Actor Graham Greene Passes Away at 73
Graham Greene, a Canadian actor of Oneida Nation heritage, died peacefully in Toronto after a long illness; his career spanned from stage to film, culminating in an Oscar-nominated role in "Dances with Wolves".
Canadian Actor Graham Greene Passes Away at 73
Graham Greene, a Canadian actor of Oneida Nation heritage, died peacefully in Toronto after a long illness; his career spanned from stage to film, culminating in an Oscar-nominated role in "Dances with Wolves".
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12% Bias Score
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