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Trump Calls Zelensky a "Dictator", Threatens Ukraine
Former US President Donald Trump called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a "dictator" and a "comedian," claiming he tricked the US into spending $350 billion on a war and threatening him with the loss of his country if he doesn't comply with Washington's requests, on February 18th and 19th, th...
Trump Calls Zelensky a "Dictator", Threatens Ukraine
Former US President Donald Trump called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky a "dictator" and a "comedian," claiming he tricked the US into spending $350 billion on a war and threatening him with the loss of his country if he doesn't comply with Washington's requests, on February 18th and 19th, th...
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64% Bias Score


France Curtails Prison Leisure Activities Amidst Public Opinion Concerns
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin issued a February 2024 instruction drastically limiting prison leisure activities, citing concerns about public opinion and reintegration, despite legal obligations and European recommendations promoting such activities for prisoner rehabilitation.
France Curtails Prison Leisure Activities Amidst Public Opinion Concerns
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin issued a February 2024 instruction drastically limiting prison leisure activities, citing concerns about public opinion and reintegration, despite legal obligations and European recommendations promoting such activities for prisoner rehabilitation.
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48% Bias Score


Bayrou Launches Citizen Conventions on French Identity Amid Immigration Debate
French High Council for Integration François Bayrou will launch decentralized citizen conventions this semester to discuss "What does it mean to be French?". This follows a parliamentary bill to restrict birthright citizenship in Mayotte, sparking a national debate on French identity and immigration...
Bayrou Launches Citizen Conventions on French Identity Amid Immigration Debate
French High Council for Integration François Bayrou will launch decentralized citizen conventions this semester to discuss "What does it mean to be French?". This follows a parliamentary bill to restrict birthright citizenship in Mayotte, sparking a national debate on French identity and immigration...
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40% Bias Score


Côtes-du-Rhône White Wines: A Diverse Selection of Quality and Value
Several Côtes-du-Rhône wineries—Cellier des Princes, Vignerons Créateurs, Maison Plantevin, E. Guigal, Paul Jaboulet Aîné, and Domaine de la Rouette—offer a range of high-quality white wines (2023-2024 vintages) priced between €5.80 and €9.00, showcasing blends of Grenache Blanc, Marsanne, Roussanne...
Côtes-du-Rhône White Wines: A Diverse Selection of Quality and Value
Several Côtes-du-Rhône wineries—Cellier des Princes, Vignerons Créateurs, Maison Plantevin, E. Guigal, Paul Jaboulet Aîné, and Domaine de la Rouette—offer a range of high-quality white wines (2023-2024 vintages) priced between €5.80 and €9.00, showcasing blends of Grenache Blanc, Marsanne, Roussanne...
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8% Bias Score


Action directe Members Arrested in Lyon
French police arrested three members of the clandestine armed group Action directe in Lyon on March 28, 1986, ending a five-year period of 30 attacks and 30 robberies, including three murders, targeting businesses linked to South Africa and media institutions.
Action directe Members Arrested in Lyon
French police arrested three members of the clandestine armed group Action directe in Lyon on March 28, 1986, ending a five-year period of 30 attacks and 30 robberies, including three murders, targeting businesses linked to South Africa and media institutions.
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64% Bias Score


French Researchers Confess to Attack on Russian Consulate in Marseille
Two CNRS researchers confessed to throwing homemade explosive devices at the Russian consulate in Marseille on February 24th, causing minor detonations but no injuries, prompting strong reactions from both French and Russian governments.
French Researchers Confess to Attack on Russian Consulate in Marseille
Two CNRS researchers confessed to throwing homemade explosive devices at the Russian consulate in Marseille on February 24th, causing minor detonations but no injuries, prompting strong reactions from both French and Russian governments.
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36% Bias Score

New Biography Details Life and Legacy of Nobel Peace Prize Winner Albert Schweitzer
Matthieu Arnold's new biography of Albert Schweitzer details the life of the Alsatian who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1953 for his humanitarian work in Gabon, beginning with the establishment of the Lambaréné hospital in 1913, alongside his significant contributions to religious studies.

New Biography Details Life and Legacy of Nobel Peace Prize Winner Albert Schweitzer
Matthieu Arnold's new biography of Albert Schweitzer details the life of the Alsatian who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1953 for his humanitarian work in Gabon, beginning with the establishment of the Lambaréné hospital in 1913, alongside his significant contributions to religious studies.
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28% Bias Score

Bayrou Sets 2030 Deadline for French Pension System Balance
French Prime Minister François Bayrou instructed unions and employers to restore France's pension system's financial balance by 2030, initiating three months of negotiations to amend the 2023 reform, despite conflicting positions between unions seeking its repeal and employers defending it.

Bayrou Sets 2030 Deadline for French Pension System Balance
French Prime Minister François Bayrou instructed unions and employers to restore France's pension system's financial balance by 2030, initiating three months of negotiations to amend the 2023 reform, despite conflicting positions between unions seeking its repeal and employers defending it.
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44% Bias Score

France Strengthens Psychiatric Monitoring of Terrorism Prevention Watchlist Individuals
In response to a fatal stabbing in Mulhouse by an Algerian national with schizophrenia who was on a terrorism prevention watchlist, the French government ordered prefects to strengthen psychiatric monitoring of individuals flagged for radicalization, emphasizing collaboration with regional health ag...

France Strengthens Psychiatric Monitoring of Terrorism Prevention Watchlist Individuals
In response to a fatal stabbing in Mulhouse by an Algerian national with schizophrenia who was on a terrorism prevention watchlist, the French government ordered prefects to strengthen psychiatric monitoring of individuals flagged for radicalization, emphasizing collaboration with regional health ag...
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40% Bias Score

Gaza ceasefire hinges on hostage release, Israeli withdrawal"
A fragile ceasefire in Gaza is threatened by the next phase requiring the release of around 60 Israeli hostages held by Hamas since the October 7th attacks that killed 1215 Israelis and over 48,300 Palestinians, while Israel's military withdrawal from Gaza remains incomplete.

Gaza ceasefire hinges on hostage release, Israeli withdrawal"
A fragile ceasefire in Gaza is threatened by the next phase requiring the release of around 60 Israeli hostages held by Hamas since the October 7th attacks that killed 1215 Israelis and over 48,300 Palestinians, while Israel's military withdrawal from Gaza remains incomplete.
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60% Bias Score

Widespread Power Outage Cripples Chile
A massive power outage hit Chile on February 25th, 2024, affecting regions from Arica and Parinacota to Los Lagos, causing evacuations in Santiago and transportation chaos, with authorities investigating the cause but ruling out an attack.

Widespread Power Outage Cripples Chile
A massive power outage hit Chile on February 25th, 2024, affecting regions from Arica and Parinacota to Los Lagos, causing evacuations in Santiago and transportation chaos, with authorities investigating the cause but ruling out an attack.
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36% Bias Score

White House Orders Mass Layoffs Across US Federal Agencies
The White House ordered all US federal agencies to prepare for mass layoffs by March 13th, eliminating unnecessary positions, except for specific agencies; over 75,000 employees already left under a separate program, and this directive is part of a broader effort to reduce the federal workforce.

White House Orders Mass Layoffs Across US Federal Agencies
The White House ordered all US federal agencies to prepare for mass layoffs by March 13th, eliminating unnecessary positions, except for specific agencies; over 75,000 employees already left under a separate program, and this directive is part of a broader effort to reduce the federal workforce.
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40% Bias Score
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