Mexico Ordered to Lift GM Corn Ban
On December 20, 2024, an international arbitration panel ordered Mexico to overturn its ban on genetically modified corn for human consumption, following a US complaint under the USMCA trade deal; while the ruling has minimal impact on trade given Mexico's domestic white corn production, it highligh...
Mexico Ordered to Lift GM Corn Ban
On December 20, 2024, an international arbitration panel ordered Mexico to overturn its ban on genetically modified corn for human consumption, following a US complaint under the USMCA trade deal; while the ruling has minimal impact on trade given Mexico's domestic white corn production, it highligh...
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56% Bias Score
Tornatore's Documentary Showcases Ennio Morricone's Musical Genius
ARTE will broadcast Giuseppe Tornatore's documentary on Ennio Morricone on December 22nd, exploring the composer's life and artistic process through interviews, film excerpts, and analysis of his innovative musical style that blended diverse elements, impacting film scores and popular music.
Tornatore's Documentary Showcases Ennio Morricone's Musical Genius
ARTE will broadcast Giuseppe Tornatore's documentary on Ennio Morricone on December 22nd, exploring the composer's life and artistic process through interviews, film excerpts, and analysis of his innovative musical style that blended diverse elements, impacting film scores and popular music.
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32% Bias Score
Death of French Industrial Leader Didier Pineau-Valencienne at 93
French industrialist Didier Pineau-Valencienne, former CEO of Schneider Electric, died at 93; known for both his business acumen and controversies, he transformed Schneider and faced legal issues.
Death of French Industrial Leader Didier Pineau-Valencienne at 93
French industrialist Didier Pineau-Valencienne, former CEO of Schneider Electric, died at 93; known for both his business acumen and controversies, he transformed Schneider and faced legal issues.
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44% Bias Score
US Averts Government Shutdown in Last-Minute Deal
The US Congress passed a bill on December 21, 2024, averting a government shutdown just before Christmas, after days of turmoil involving Donald Trump and Elon Musk who initially opposed the bill. The bill funds the government until mid-March and includes over $100 billion in aid for disaster-strick...
US Averts Government Shutdown in Last-Minute Deal
The US Congress passed a bill on December 21, 2024, averting a government shutdown just before Christmas, after days of turmoil involving Donald Trump and Elon Musk who initially opposed the bill. The bill funds the government until mid-March and includes over $100 billion in aid for disaster-strick...
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52% Bias Score
At Least 20 Killed in Jihadist Attacks in Central Mali
At least 20 people were killed in attacks on six villages in Mali's Bandiagara region on December 20, 2023, by jihadist groups; the attacks follow a similar incident last weekend, resulting in seven deaths, and contradict the junta's claims of success against jihadists.
At Least 20 Killed in Jihadist Attacks in Central Mali
At least 20 people were killed in attacks on six villages in Mali's Bandiagara region on December 20, 2023, by jihadist groups; the attacks follow a similar incident last weekend, resulting in seven deaths, and contradict the junta's claims of success against jihadists.
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40% Bias Score
Arte Documentary Recounts the 19th-Century French Romantic Movement
Arte's 'L'Armée des romantiques' (2024) is a four-part animated documentary chronicling the 19th-century French Romantic movement, focusing on key figures like Victor Hugo, Eugène Delacroix, and Alexandre Dumas, their artistic innovations, and their impact on French society and politics.
Arte Documentary Recounts the 19th-Century French Romantic Movement
Arte's 'L'Armée des romantiques' (2024) is a four-part animated documentary chronicling the 19th-century French Romantic movement, focusing on key figures like Victor Hugo, Eugène Delacroix, and Alexandre Dumas, their artistic innovations, and their impact on French society and politics.
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44% Bias Score
France: Proposed Decree Could Curtail Public Debate on Major Industrial Projects
France's proposed decree could eliminate mandatory public debate for major industrial projects, potentially reducing citizen participation and environmental oversight, impacting transparency and potentially harming local communities and the environment.
France: Proposed Decree Could Curtail Public Debate on Major Industrial Projects
France's proposed decree could eliminate mandatory public debate for major industrial projects, potentially reducing citizen participation and environmental oversight, impacting transparency and potentially harming local communities and the environment.
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68% Bias Score
Rwanda's F1 Bid: A Showcase or 'Sportswashing'?
From December 9-13, 2023, Kigali hosted the FIA awards ceremony, including Max Verstappen receiving his trophy from President Kagame; this event is part of Rwanda's bid to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2026, despite accusations of 'sportswashing'.
Rwanda's F1 Bid: A Showcase or 'Sportswashing'?
From December 9-13, 2023, Kigali hosted the FIA awards ceremony, including Max Verstappen receiving his trophy from President Kagame; this event is part of Rwanda's bid to host a Formula 1 Grand Prix in 2026, despite accusations of 'sportswashing'.
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56% Bias Score
Released Activist Vows to Continue Anti-Whaling Fight
After five months in Greenland, anti-whaling activist Paul Watson was released due to Denmark rejecting Japan's extradition request; he immediately vowed to continue Sea Shepherd's anti-whaling missions in Iceland and the Antarctic if Japan returns to the region.
Released Activist Vows to Continue Anti-Whaling Fight
After five months in Greenland, anti-whaling activist Paul Watson was released due to Denmark rejecting Japan's extradition request; he immediately vowed to continue Sea Shepherd's anti-whaling missions in Iceland and the Antarctic if Japan returns to the region.
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44% Bias Score
Cyclone Chido: 76 Dead in Mozambique, Mayotte Also Devastated
Cyclone Chido, after devastating Mayotte, caused at least 76 deaths and impacted over 380,000 people in Mozambique, destroying nearly 62,000 homes and leaving urgent needs for shelter, food, and hygiene kits; Mayotte, with 35 deaths, faces water shortages and potential disease outbreaks while the Co...
Cyclone Chido: 76 Dead in Mozambique, Mayotte Also Devastated
Cyclone Chido, after devastating Mayotte, caused at least 76 deaths and impacted over 380,000 people in Mozambique, destroying nearly 62,000 homes and leaving urgent needs for shelter, food, and hygiene kits; Mayotte, with 35 deaths, faces water shortages and potential disease outbreaks while the Co...
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24% Bias Score
Trump's Pre-Inauguration Actions and Musk's Influence Threaten US Stability
A week before his inauguration, Donald Trump nearly triggered a US government shutdown by blocking a bipartisan budget deal, showcasing his continuing power and influence despite the incoming conservative majority in government and Supreme Court. This, coupled with Elon Musk's unprecedented politica...
Trump's Pre-Inauguration Actions and Musk's Influence Threaten US Stability
A week before his inauguration, Donald Trump nearly triggered a US government shutdown by blocking a bipartisan budget deal, showcasing his continuing power and influence despite the incoming conservative majority in government and Supreme Court. This, coupled with Elon Musk's unprecedented politica...
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52% Bias Score
Teleperformance Greece Faces Accusations of Union Busting Through Contract Terminations"
In Greece, Teleperformance is accused of retaliatory contract terminations against approximately 30 union members, including its vice-president, following union demands for better wages and working conditions, prompting strikes and legal action.
Teleperformance Greece Faces Accusations of Union Busting Through Contract Terminations"
In Greece, Teleperformance is accused of retaliatory contract terminations against approximately 30 union members, including its vice-president, following union demands for better wages and working conditions, prompting strikes and legal action.
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44% Bias Score