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French Senate Eliminates Benefits for Former Presidents and Prime Ministers
The French Senate voted to eliminate €2.8 million in annual benefits for former presidents and prime ministers, including chauffeur-driven cars and staff, following calls for austerity and amid rising costs; the measure now proceeds to the National Assembly.
French Senate Eliminates Benefits for Former Presidents and Prime Ministers
The French Senate voted to eliminate €2.8 million in annual benefits for former presidents and prime ministers, including chauffeur-driven cars and staff, following calls for austerity and amid rising costs; the measure now proceeds to the National Assembly.
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44% Bias Score
Death of Jean-François Kahn: A Loss for French Journalism
Jean-François Kahn, co-founder of Marianne and L'Événement du jeudi, died at 86; his career included covering the Algerian and Vietnam Wars, and he championed a 'revolutionary centrist' perspective in his journalism.
Death of Jean-François Kahn: A Loss for French Journalism
Jean-François Kahn, co-founder of Marianne and L'Événement du jeudi, died at 86; his career included covering the Algerian and Vietnam Wars, and he championed a 'revolutionary centrist' perspective in his journalism.
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20% Bias Score
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40% Bias Score
US Economic Dominance: Robust Growth Amidst Rising Debt and Trade Deficit
In 2024, the US economy, representing 26% of global GDP, showed 3.1% growth, exceeding the Eurozone's 0.8% and marked by low unemployment (4.1%) but high trade deficit ($84.4 billion in September) and rising national debt, prompting concerns in Europe about US economic dominance and potential trade ...
US Economic Dominance: Robust Growth Amidst Rising Debt and Trade Deficit
In 2024, the US economy, representing 26% of global GDP, showed 3.1% growth, exceeding the Eurozone's 0.8% and marked by low unemployment (4.1%) but high trade deficit ($84.4 billion in September) and rising national debt, prompting concerns in Europe about US economic dominance and potential trade ...
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40% Bias Score
Nvidia's \$88 Billion Brand Valuation Propels it into Global Tech Elite
In 2025, Brand Finance ranked Nvidia's brand value at \$88 billion, placing it among the top 10 globally, a significant increase from \$44.5 billion in 2024, driven by its AI chip leadership and robust stock market performance.
Nvidia's \$88 Billion Brand Valuation Propels it into Global Tech Elite
In 2025, Brand Finance ranked Nvidia's brand value at \$88 billion, placing it among the top 10 globally, a significant increase from \$44.5 billion in 2024, driven by its AI chip leadership and robust stock market performance.
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24% Bias Score
French Collective Urges X User Migration to Decentralized Platforms
A French collective, "HelloQuitteX," is urging X users to switch to Bluesky and Mastodon on January 20th, citing concerns about misinformation and Elon Musk's ownership; nearly 17,000 users have already registered, potentially connecting 23 million contacts.
French Collective Urges X User Migration to Decentralized Platforms
A French collective, "HelloQuitteX," is urging X users to switch to Bluesky and Mastodon on January 20th, citing concerns about misinformation and Elon Musk's ownership; nearly 17,000 users have already registered, potentially connecting 23 million contacts.
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60% Bias Score
French Senate to Approve 2025 Budget Bill Amidst Political Turmoil
The French Senate is set to approve the second part of the 2025 budget bill on January 23, concluding a complex process involving government changes and multiple votes. The bill, which includes social security and state budget components, will then proceed to a joint committee before a final vote, w...
French Senate to Approve 2025 Budget Bill Amidst Political Turmoil
The French Senate is set to approve the second part of the 2025 budget bill on January 23, concluding a complex process involving government changes and multiple votes. The bill, which includes social security and state budget components, will then proceed to a joint committee before a final vote, w...
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48% Bias Score
Maisons du Monde Announces 91 Job Cuts Amidst Declining Sales
French furniture retailer Maisons du Monde announced 91 job cuts at its Paris and Nantes headquarters, primarily targeting voluntary departures, to address declining sales and implement its "Inspire everyday" cost-reduction plan, aiming to regain growth by 2025-2026.
Maisons du Monde Announces 91 Job Cuts Amidst Declining Sales
French furniture retailer Maisons du Monde announced 91 job cuts at its Paris and Nantes headquarters, primarily targeting voluntary departures, to address declining sales and implement its "Inspire everyday" cost-reduction plan, aiming to regain growth by 2025-2026.
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French Senate Votes to Eliminate Organic Farming Agency
The French Senate voted to dissolve the Agence Bio, a national agency promoting organic agriculture, saving €2.9 million and transferring its responsibilities to other organizations, despite concerns from industry stakeholders about potential negative impacts on the organic sector.
French Senate Votes to Eliminate Organic Farming Agency
The French Senate voted to dissolve the Agence Bio, a national agency promoting organic agriculture, saving €2.9 million and transferring its responsibilities to other organizations, despite concerns from industry stakeholders about potential negative impacts on the organic sector.
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48% Bias Score
France Considers Taxing Wealthy Retirees to Fund Social Security
France's Minister of Labor proposed taxing retirees with pensions exceeding €2000-2500 per month to fund social security, potentially affecting 40% of retirees and generating €500-800 million annually, complementing a potential increase in weekly work hours to address a €2.5 billion funding gap.
France Considers Taxing Wealthy Retirees to Fund Social Security
France's Minister of Labor proposed taxing retirees with pensions exceeding €2000-2500 per month to fund social security, potentially affecting 40% of retirees and generating €500-800 million annually, complementing a potential increase in weekly work hours to address a €2.5 billion funding gap.
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48% Bias Score
€3.5 Billion Deficit Cripples French Public Hospitals
French public hospitals are facing a €3.5 billion deficit in 2024, double the 2023 figure, due to underfunding; the government's increased healthcare spending target is insufficient to fully address the crisis, prompting calls for long-term planning and a strengthened vaccination mandate for healthc...
€3.5 Billion Deficit Cripples French Public Hospitals
French public hospitals are facing a €3.5 billion deficit in 2024, double the 2023 figure, due to underfunding; the government's increased healthcare spending target is insufficient to fully address the crisis, prompting calls for long-term planning and a strengthened vaccination mandate for healthc...
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44% Bias Score
Citroën Expands Takata Airbag Recall to All of Europe
Citroën is recalling over 869,000 C3 and DS3 vehicles in Europe due to faulty Takata airbags, beginning with a phased approach in late January and prioritizing older vehicles in northern regions before extending to other European countries by June.
Citroën Expands Takata Airbag Recall to All of Europe
Citroën is recalling over 869,000 C3 and DS3 vehicles in Europe due to faulty Takata airbags, beginning with a phased approach in late January and prioritizing older vehicles in northern regions before extending to other European countries by June.
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20% Bias Score
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