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France Tackles Housing Shortage with New Tax Incentives and Landlord Status
French Housing Minister Valérie Létard discusses measures to address the housing shortage, including a new private landlord status with attractive tax incentives and the expansion of the zero-interest rate loan (PTZ) program to support homeownership, aiming to stimulate investment and construction.
France Tackles Housing Shortage with New Tax Incentives and Landlord Status
French Housing Minister Valérie Létard discusses measures to address the housing shortage, including a new private landlord status with attractive tax incentives and the expansion of the zero-interest rate loan (PTZ) program to support homeownership, aiming to stimulate investment and construction.
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44% Bias Score
France Debates Energy Plan Amidst Political Opposition
The French National Assembly will debate, without a vote, its new energy plan for 2025-2035 on April 28th, aiming to reduce fossil fuels to 30% by 2035 and increase nuclear power, despite political opposition from the National Rally who claim it will increase energy costs.
France Debates Energy Plan Amidst Political Opposition
The French National Assembly will debate, without a vote, its new energy plan for 2025-2035 on April 28th, aiming to reduce fossil fuels to 30% by 2035 and increase nuclear power, despite political opposition from the National Rally who claim it will increase energy costs.
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52% Bias Score
French Women Gain Suffrage After Decades-Long Struggle
Following debates, an ordinance granting French women the right to vote and run for office was adopted on April 21, 1944, after a nearly 100-year struggle, culminating in their first vote in municipal elections on April 29, 1945.
French Women Gain Suffrage After Decades-Long Struggle
Following debates, an ordinance granting French women the right to vote and run for office was adopted on April 21, 1944, after a nearly 100-year struggle, culminating in their first vote in municipal elections on April 29, 1945.
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40% Bias Score
France Considers Eliminating Social Housing, Shifting Funds to Homeownership
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin and others propose redirecting billions of euros from social housing towards zero-interest home loans, potentially impacting 10.5 million people currently residing in social housing, despite a housing shortage and increasing vulnerability of residents.
France Considers Eliminating Social Housing, Shifting Funds to Homeownership
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin and others propose redirecting billions of euros from social housing towards zero-interest home loans, potentially impacting 10.5 million people currently residing in social housing, despite a housing shortage and increasing vulnerability of residents.
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64% Bias Score
French Mosque Murder: Manhunt Underway for Suspect
A Muslim man, Aboubakar, was stabbed to death in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on Friday; the assailant, a 20-year-old French national of Bosnian origin, is still at large, and the incident is under investigation as a premeditated murder.
French Mosque Murder: Manhunt Underway for Suspect
A Muslim man, Aboubakar, was stabbed to death in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on Friday; the assailant, a 20-year-old French national of Bosnian origin, is still at large, and the incident is under investigation as a premeditated murder.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Demands Free US Passage Through Panama and Suez Canals
Donald Trump demanded free passage for US military and commercial vessels through the Panama and Suez Canals, citing US contributions to their creation, instructing Secretary of State Marco Rubio to act, and echoing past threats regarding the Panama Canal.
Trump Demands Free US Passage Through Panama and Suez Canals
Donald Trump demanded free passage for US military and commercial vessels through the Panama and Suez Canals, citing US contributions to their creation, instructing Secretary of State Marco Rubio to act, and echoing past threats regarding the Panama Canal.
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36% Bias Score
French Charitable Giving: Stable Rates, Decreasing Amounts Amidst Uncertainty
The 2024 Ipsos-Apprentis d'Auteuil Barometer shows stable French charitable donation rates (52%), but a decrease in average donation amounts (€364 vs €371 in 2023), particularly among high-income earners, reflecting economic uncertainty.
French Charitable Giving: Stable Rates, Decreasing Amounts Amidst Uncertainty
The 2024 Ipsos-Apprentis d'Auteuil Barometer shows stable French charitable donation rates (52%), but a decrease in average donation amounts (€364 vs €371 in 2023), particularly among high-income earners, reflecting economic uncertainty.
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36% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Border Clash Follows Deadly Kashmir Attack
Following a deadly April 22nd attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed 26 civilians, Indian and Pakistani soldiers exchanged fire across their disputed border on April 27-28, leading to heightened tensions and reciprocal sanctions between the two nuclear-armed nations.
India-Pakistan Border Clash Follows Deadly Kashmir Attack
Following a deadly April 22nd attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed 26 civilians, Indian and Pakistani soldiers exchanged fire across their disputed border on April 27-28, leading to heightened tensions and reciprocal sanctions between the two nuclear-armed nations.
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44% Bias Score
French Companies Extend CEO Retirement Ages, Circumventing Legal Limits
Several major French companies are amending their bylaws to extend the retirement ages of their CEOs and presidents, circumventing a legal limit of 65, raising concerns about corporate governance and succession planning. This practice, while legal, is becoming increasingly common, with examples such...
French Companies Extend CEO Retirement Ages, Circumventing Legal Limits
Several major French companies are amending their bylaws to extend the retirement ages of their CEOs and presidents, circumventing a legal limit of 65, raising concerns about corporate governance and succession planning. This practice, while legal, is becoming increasingly common, with examples such...
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56% Bias Score
Gaza Conflict: Over 51,000 Dead Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's military operation against Gaza, launched after a Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, has resulted in over 51,000 Palestinian deaths, including more than 15,000 children, creating a severe humanitarian crisis amidst a media blackout.
Gaza Conflict: Over 51,000 Dead Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's military operation against Gaza, launched after a Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, has resulted in over 51,000 Palestinian deaths, including more than 15,000 children, creating a severe humanitarian crisis amidst a media blackout.
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56% Bias Score
Funding Cuts Threaten Africa's Vaccination Efforts
In 2023, 11 million children in 57 low-income countries lacked essential vaccines, an 18% increase since 2019; potential US funding cuts to the Vaccine Alliance could cause over one million additional deaths from preventable diseases, largely in Africa, which produces less than 2% of its needed vacc...
Funding Cuts Threaten Africa's Vaccination Efforts
In 2023, 11 million children in 57 low-income countries lacked essential vaccines, an 18% increase since 2019; potential US funding cuts to the Vaccine Alliance could cause over one million additional deaths from preventable diseases, largely in Africa, which produces less than 2% of its needed vacc...
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36% Bias Score
Sister of Slain Priest and Killer's Mother Find Common Ground in Grief
Roseline Hamel, sister of Jacques Hamel, a priest murdered in 2016, and Nassera Kermiche, mother of one of his killers, formed an unexpected bond, sharing their grief and defying expectations in a testament to human resilience; their story is detailed in Samuel Lieven's "Sœurs de douleur.
Sister of Slain Priest and Killer's Mother Find Common Ground in Grief
Roseline Hamel, sister of Jacques Hamel, a priest murdered in 2016, and Nassera Kermiche, mother of one of his killers, formed an unexpected bond, sharing their grief and defying expectations in a testament to human resilience; their story is detailed in Samuel Lieven's "Sœurs de douleur.
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36% Bias Score
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