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Death of Algerian Feminist Icon Fadéla M'Rabet
Fadéla M'Rabet, a pioneering Algerian feminist, died in Paris on May 14th at age 90; her life's work challenged patriarchal norms in Algeria through activism and writings that exposed the continued subjugation of women despite their role in the country's independence struggle, leading to her exile i...
Death of Algerian Feminist Icon Fadéla M'Rabet
Fadéla M'Rabet, a pioneering Algerian feminist, died in Paris on May 14th at age 90; her life's work challenged patriarchal norms in Algeria through activism and writings that exposed the continued subjugation of women despite their role in the country's independence struggle, leading to her exile i...
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Separated Venezuelan Toddler Reunited with Parents in Caracas
Two-year-old Maikelys Espinoza Bernal, separated from her Venezuelan parents during their U.S. deportation, was reunited with them in Caracas on Wednesday after the U.S. placed her in foster care due to allegations of parental gang involvement with the Tren de Aragua gang, leading to a diplomatic in...
Separated Venezuelan Toddler Reunited with Parents in Caracas
Two-year-old Maikelys Espinoza Bernal, separated from her Venezuelan parents during their U.S. deportation, was reunited with them in Caracas on Wednesday after the U.S. placed her in foster care due to allegations of parental gang involvement with the Tren de Aragua gang, leading to a diplomatic in...
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French Minister Defends Controversial €2-3 Billion State-Operator Restructuring Plan
French Public Accounts Minister Amélie de Montchalin defended her plan to merge or eliminate one-third of state-run operators to save €2-3 billion by 2027 before a Senate inquiry on May 15th, facing criticism for lacking detailed justification and transparency.
French Minister Defends Controversial €2-3 Billion State-Operator Restructuring Plan
French Public Accounts Minister Amélie de Montchalin defended her plan to merge or eliminate one-third of state-run operators to save €2-3 billion by 2027 before a Senate inquiry on May 15th, facing criticism for lacking detailed justification and transparency.
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French Farmers to Protest Pesticide Restrictions
French farmers' union FNSEA will hold protests from May 26th, pushing for a bill easing restrictions on pesticides and water access, after government promises deemed broken; the bill is currently under review in the National Assembly.
French Farmers to Protest Pesticide Restrictions
French farmers' union FNSEA will hold protests from May 26th, pushing for a bill easing restrictions on pesticides and water access, after government promises deemed broken; the bill is currently under review in the National Assembly.
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French Union Representation Results Announced
The French Ministry of Labor announced the results of the fourth union representation election since 2008, aggregating data from tens of thousands of workplace elections to determine union representation in national-level negotiations and public policy decisions.
French Union Representation Results Announced
The French Ministry of Labor announced the results of the fourth union representation election since 2008, aggregating data from tens of thousands of workplace elections to determine union representation in national-level negotiations and public policy decisions.
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ICAO Rules Russia Responsible for MH17 Downing
The UN's International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) declared Russia responsible for the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine, killing 298 people, marking the council's first ruling on a dispute between member states.
ICAO Rules Russia Responsible for MH17 Downing
The UN's International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) declared Russia responsible for the 2014 downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine, killing 298 people, marking the council's first ruling on a dispute between member states.
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Bayrou Inquiry Reveals Conflicting Accounts in Notre-Dame-de-Bétharram Abuse Scandal
French Prime Minister François Bayrou underwent a five-hour parliamentary inquiry on May 14th regarding the handling of over 200 abuse allegations at the Notre-Dame-de-Bétharram school, revealing conflicting accounts and prompting calls for systemic change to protect children in educational settings...
Bayrou Inquiry Reveals Conflicting Accounts in Notre-Dame-de-Bétharram Abuse Scandal
French Prime Minister François Bayrou underwent a five-hour parliamentary inquiry on May 14th regarding the handling of over 200 abuse allegations at the Notre-Dame-de-Bétharram school, revealing conflicting accounts and prompting calls for systemic change to protect children in educational settings...
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EU Accuses TikTok of Online Advertising Transparency Violations
The European Commission accused TikTok of violating EU online advertising transparency rules under the Digital Services Act (DSA), potentially facing a fine up to 6% of its global annual revenue for failing to disclose ad content, targeting, and financiers.
EU Accuses TikTok of Online Advertising Transparency Violations
The European Commission accused TikTok of violating EU online advertising transparency rules under the Digital Services Act (DSA), potentially facing a fine up to 6% of its global annual revenue for failing to disclose ad content, targeting, and financiers.
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Sarkozy Released from Parole
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, 70, was released from parole on May 14th, 2024, after serving three months of a one-year sentence for illegal campaign financing, a decision permitted under French law.
Sarkozy Released from Parole
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, 70, was released from parole on May 14th, 2024, after serving three months of a one-year sentence for illegal campaign financing, a decision permitted under French law.
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France's Stable but Strained Labor Market: Shortages Persist Despite High Application Numbers
France's private sector employment is stable but faces significant labor shortages, with 68% of jobs experiencing tension, particularly in IT, construction, and healthcare due to poor working conditions and inadequate training. A JobTeaser study will further analyze the mismatch between applicants a...
France's Stable but Strained Labor Market: Shortages Persist Despite High Application Numbers
France's private sector employment is stable but faces significant labor shortages, with 68% of jobs experiencing tension, particularly in IT, construction, and healthcare due to poor working conditions and inadequate training. A JobTeaser study will further analyze the mismatch between applicants a...
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Ernotte Cunci Reappointed Head of France Télévisions
Delphine Ernotte Cunci was reappointed President of France Télévisions for a third five-year term on May 14th, chosen by the Arcom over three other candidates, prioritizing continuity and digital transformation of France.tv, amidst budgetary challenges and a potential new public media holding compan...
Ernotte Cunci Reappointed Head of France Télévisions
Delphine Ernotte Cunci was reappointed President of France Télévisions for a third five-year term on May 14th, chosen by the Arcom over three other candidates, prioritizing continuity and digital transformation of France.tv, amidst budgetary challenges and a potential new public media holding compan...
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Record 83.4 Million Internally Displaced in 2024 Due to Conflicts and Disasters
By the end of 2024, a record 83.4 million people were internally displaced worldwide, a 50% increase in six years, primarily due to conflicts (73.5 million) and natural disasters (nearly 10 million), with Sudan (11.6 million) and Gaza among the hardest-hit areas.
Record 83.4 Million Internally Displaced in 2024 Due to Conflicts and Disasters
By the end of 2024, a record 83.4 million people were internally displaced worldwide, a 50% increase in six years, primarily due to conflicts (73.5 million) and natural disasters (nearly 10 million), with Sudan (11.6 million) and Gaza among the hardest-hit areas.
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24% Bias Score
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