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DRC Conflict: 17 Dead in Goma Fighting, Embassy Attacks in Kinshasa
At least 17 people were killed and 367 injured in two days of fighting between Congolese forces and M23 rebels in Goma, DRC, prompting protests in Kinshasa that targeted several embassies, including those of France and Rwanda, amid concerns over a worsening humanitarian crisis and the risk of Ebola ...
DRC Conflict: 17 Dead in Goma Fighting, Embassy Attacks in Kinshasa
At least 17 people were killed and 367 injured in two days of fighting between Congolese forces and M23 rebels in Goma, DRC, prompting protests in Kinshasa that targeted several embassies, including those of France and Rwanda, amid concerns over a worsening humanitarian crisis and the risk of Ebola ...
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36% Bias Score
Macron to Announce Measures for Louvre's Deteriorating Infrastructure
French President Emmanuel Macron will announce measures to address the Louvre Museum's structural problems and overwhelming visitor numbers (nearly 9 million in 2024), following an internal report detailing deterioration and conservation concerns.
Macron to Announce Measures for Louvre's Deteriorating Infrastructure
French President Emmanuel Macron will announce measures to address the Louvre Museum's structural problems and overwhelming visitor numbers (nearly 9 million in 2024), following an internal report detailing deterioration and conservation concerns.
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60% Bias Score
French Officials Clash Over Immigration Language
French Prime Minister François Bayrou's statement on France nearing "migratory submersion" sparked immediate criticism from National Assembly President Yaël Braun-Pivet, who rejects the language used and advocates for regulated immigration while emphasizing France's history of welcoming migrants, le...
French Officials Clash Over Immigration Language
French Prime Minister François Bayrou's statement on France nearing "migratory submersion" sparked immediate criticism from National Assembly President Yaël Braun-Pivet, who rejects the language used and advocates for regulated immigration while emphasizing France's history of welcoming migrants, le...
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40% Bias Score
Alice & Bob Secures €100 Million to Develop Quantum Computer
French quantum computing startup Alice & Bob secured €100 million in funding on January 28th, 2024, aiming to deliver a useful quantum computer by 2030, using a unique 'cat qubit' approach.
Alice & Bob Secures €100 Million to Develop Quantum Computer
French quantum computing startup Alice & Bob secured €100 million in funding on January 28th, 2024, aiming to deliver a useful quantum computer by 2030, using a unique 'cat qubit' approach.
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48% Bias Score
French Senate Votes to Temporarily Reintroduce Banned Insecticide
The French Senate voted to temporarily allow the use of acetamiprid, a neonicotinoid insecticide banned in France since 2018, to support beet and hazelnut producers who claim the ban disadvantages them compared to European competitors; the measure, however, faces uncertain prospects in the National ...
French Senate Votes to Temporarily Reintroduce Banned Insecticide
The French Senate voted to temporarily allow the use of acetamiprid, a neonicotinoid insecticide banned in France since 2018, to support beet and hazelnut producers who claim the ban disadvantages them compared to European competitors; the measure, however, faces uncertain prospects in the National ...
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44% Bias Score
Charlie Hebdo Lawyer Spends Night at Panthéon, Reflecting on Secularism
Richard Malka, lawyer for Charlie Hebdo, spent a night at the Panthéon as part of Stock's "Ma nuit au musée" series, choosing the site to engage with the spirit of Voltaire and reflect on the ongoing struggle for secularism in the face of religious extremism.
Charlie Hebdo Lawyer Spends Night at Panthéon, Reflecting on Secularism
Richard Malka, lawyer for Charlie Hebdo, spent a night at the Panthéon as part of Stock's "Ma nuit au musée" series, choosing the site to engage with the spirit of Voltaire and reflect on the ongoing struggle for secularism in the face of religious extremism.
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44% Bias Score
ICC to Issue Arrest Warrants for Darfur Atrocities
The ICC prosecutor announced plans for arrest warrants related to ongoing crimes against humanity and war crimes in Darfur, Sudan, emphasizing that the current violence mirrors the patterns of the early 2000s civil war, with similar groups targeted.
ICC to Issue Arrest Warrants for Darfur Atrocities
The ICC prosecutor announced plans for arrest warrants related to ongoing crimes against humanity and war crimes in Darfur, Sudan, emphasizing that the current violence mirrors the patterns of the early 2000s civil war, with similar groups targeted.
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48% Bias Score
Bayrou's "Submersion" Remark Sparks Political Outrage in France
French Prime Minister François Bayrou sparked controversy by using the term "submersion" to describe immigration in Mayotte and other regions, with illegal immigration reaching 25% of the population in some areas, causing outrage from the left and leading to the cancellation of a government meeting ...
Bayrou's "Submersion" Remark Sparks Political Outrage in France
French Prime Minister François Bayrou sparked controversy by using the term "submersion" to describe immigration in Mayotte and other regions, with illegal immigration reaching 25% of the population in some areas, causing outrage from the left and leading to the cancellation of a government meeting ...
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52% Bias Score
French Senate Approves New Prosecutor's Office to Combat Drug Trafficking
The French Senate approved the creation of a National Anti-Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office (Pnaco) to combat drug trafficking, modeled after similar financial and anti-terrorist offices, with projected operational status by January 2026.
French Senate Approves New Prosecutor's Office to Combat Drug Trafficking
The French Senate approved the creation of a National Anti-Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office (Pnaco) to combat drug trafficking, modeled after similar financial and anti-terrorist offices, with projected operational status by January 2026.
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36% Bias Score
France Bans Unsolicited Sales Calls to Combat Public Aid Fraud
The French National Assembly passed a law on January 27, 2025, banning unsolicited telephone sales calls without prior consent, aiming to curb fraud in public aid programs like energy renovation subsidies, addressing the inefficacy of the Bloctel opt-out list.
France Bans Unsolicited Sales Calls to Combat Public Aid Fraud
The French National Assembly passed a law on January 27, 2025, banning unsolicited telephone sales calls without prior consent, aiming to curb fraud in public aid programs like energy renovation subsidies, addressing the inefficacy of the Bloctel opt-out list.
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36% Bias Score
Italy Resumes Transfer of Asylum Seekers to Albania Amid Legal Challenges
Italy resumed transferring asylum seekers to Albania on January 18, 2025, sending 49 migrants to Shengjin under a contested bilateral agreement, after a two-month pause due to legal challenges and a European Court of Justice ruling.
Italy Resumes Transfer of Asylum Seekers to Albania Amid Legal Challenges
Italy resumed transferring asylum seekers to Albania on January 18, 2025, sending 49 migrants to Shengjin under a contested bilateral agreement, after a two-month pause due to legal challenges and a European Court of Justice ruling.
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32% Bias Score
French Weather Presenter Catherine Laborde Dies at 73
Former TF1 weather presenter Catherine Laborde died on January 28th at 73 from Lewy body dementia, a disease she publicly discussed; her nearly 30-year career at TF1 and her open sharing of her experience with the illness leaves a lasting legacy.
French Weather Presenter Catherine Laborde Dies at 73
Former TF1 weather presenter Catherine Laborde died on January 28th at 73 from Lewy body dementia, a disease she publicly discussed; her nearly 30-year career at TF1 and her open sharing of her experience with the illness leaves a lasting legacy.
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16% Bias Score
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