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82-Year-Old Defends Doctoral Thesis on Forgotten Nonconformist Economists
On March 21st, 82-year-old Denis Clerc defended his doctoral thesis at the University of Lille on largely forgotten 19th-century French nonconformist economists who advocated for worker cooperatives, highlighting the ongoing relevance of alternative economic models. Clerc is also the founder of the ...
82-Year-Old Defends Doctoral Thesis on Forgotten Nonconformist Economists
On March 21st, 82-year-old Denis Clerc defended his doctoral thesis at the University of Lille on largely forgotten 19th-century French nonconformist economists who advocated for worker cooperatives, highlighting the ongoing relevance of alternative economic models. Clerc is also the founder of the ...
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56% Bias Score
Missile Strike in Soumy, Ukraine: 94 Injured
A missile strike on Soumy, Ukraine, on March 24, 2024, at approximately 2 PM local time, injured 94 people, including 23 children, and caused significant damage to school #20 and surrounding buildings. The short delay between the air raid siren and the explosion suggests a ballistic missile, likely ...
Missile Strike in Soumy, Ukraine: 94 Injured
A missile strike on Soumy, Ukraine, on March 24, 2024, at approximately 2 PM local time, injured 94 people, including 23 children, and caused significant damage to school #20 and surrounding buildings. The short delay between the air raid siren and the explosion suggests a ballistic missile, likely ...
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44% Bias Score
US Auto Parts Face Potential Tariffs, Threatening Production
The American auto industry faces potential 25% tariffs on parts crossing US-Canada-Mexico borders up to seven times, creating uncertainty and potentially slowing down production until April 2nd, with long-term implications for the industry's structure and global competitiveness.
US Auto Parts Face Potential Tariffs, Threatening Production
The American auto industry faces potential 25% tariffs on parts crossing US-Canada-Mexico borders up to seven times, creating uncertainty and potentially slowing down production until April 2nd, with long-term implications for the industry's structure and global competitiveness.
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52% Bias Score
TotalEnergies CEO Aligns with Trump's Energy Agenda
TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné suggested resuming oil exploration in the "Gulf of America," aligning with Trump's agenda, fifteen years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster; this follows the lifting of environmental restrictions on TotalEnergies's LNG terminal and a $5 billion loan approval for ...
TotalEnergies CEO Aligns with Trump's Energy Agenda
TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné suggested resuming oil exploration in the "Gulf of America," aligning with Trump's agenda, fifteen years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster; this follows the lifting of environmental restrictions on TotalEnergies's LNG terminal and a $5 billion loan approval for ...
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64% Bias Score
Turkey Cracks Down on Protests Following Imamoglu Arrest
Turkish authorities arrested over 1,400 people and banned protests in major cities following the detention of opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu, triggering widespread demonstrations across at least 55 of Turkey's 81 provinces, including the arrest of AFP photographer Yasin Akgül.
Turkey Cracks Down on Protests Following Imamoglu Arrest
Turkish authorities arrested over 1,400 people and banned protests in major cities following the detention of opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu, triggering widespread demonstrations across at least 55 of Turkey's 81 provinces, including the arrest of AFP photographer Yasin Akgül.
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40% Bias Score
France Strengthens Security for Jewish Sites After Rabbi Attack
Following the antisemitic attack on Rabbi Arié Engelberg in Orléans on March 22, 2024, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau announced increased security for Jewish places of worship nationwide; a 16-year-old assailant, claiming Palestinian nationality, faces trial for violence motivated by religious h...
France Strengthens Security for Jewish Sites After Rabbi Attack
Following the antisemitic attack on Rabbi Arié Engelberg in Orléans on March 22, 2024, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau announced increased security for Jewish places of worship nationwide; a 16-year-old assailant, claiming Palestinian nationality, faces trial for violence motivated by religious h...
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44% Bias Score
High Costs and Slow Decision-Making Hamper French Apartment Renovations
High costs (€12,000–€40,000) and slow decision-making processes in French housing cooperatives (4–5 years) limit annual apartment renovations to 30,000–50,000, hindering progress towards 2034 energy efficiency targets.
High Costs and Slow Decision-Making Hamper French Apartment Renovations
High costs (€12,000–€40,000) and slow decision-making processes in French housing cooperatives (4–5 years) limit annual apartment renovations to 30,000–50,000, hindering progress towards 2034 energy efficiency targets.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Vote Against UN Resolution Aligns US with Authoritarian Regimes
The Trump administration's February 24th vote against a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine, alongside authoritarian states, marks a stark departure from long-standing US policy, jeopardizing Ukraine's independence and international norms.
Trump Administration's Vote Against UN Resolution Aligns US with Authoritarian Regimes
The Trump administration's February 24th vote against a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine, alongside authoritarian states, marks a stark departure from long-standing US policy, jeopardizing Ukraine's independence and international norms.
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60% Bias Score
Family Arrested in Connection with Death of Missing Toddler Emile
Four members of Emile's family, including his grandparents and two adult children, were arrested in March 2024 for his murder and concealing his body, nine months after the toddler disappeared from his grandparents' home in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region, France.
Family Arrested in Connection with Death of Missing Toddler Emile
Four members of Emile's family, including his grandparents and two adult children, were arrested in March 2024 for his murder and concealing his body, nine months after the toddler disappeared from his grandparents' home in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence region, France.
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36% Bias Score
Burkina Faso: Journalists Arrested Amidst Growing Crackdown on Dissent
On March 24th, Burkinabe journalists Guézouma Sanogo and Boukari Ouoba were arrested in Ouagadougou by individuals identifying as intelligence officers, highlighting the junta's increasing suppression of dissent since the 2022 coup, following Sanogo's criticism of press freedom violations.
Burkina Faso: Journalists Arrested Amidst Growing Crackdown on Dissent
On March 24th, Burkinabe journalists Guézouma Sanogo and Boukari Ouoba were arrested in Ouagadougou by individuals identifying as intelligence officers, highlighting the junta's increasing suppression of dissent since the 2022 coup, following Sanogo's criticism of press freedom violations.
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48% Bias Score
EDF CEO Replaced Amidst Conflicting Demands for Profitability and Affordable Energy
Following the restoration of EDF's electricity production, CEO Luc Rémont was replaced on March 21st, raising questions about the company's role as a profit-driven enterprise versus a public service provider amidst conflicting demands for profitability and affordable energy for French industry.
EDF CEO Replaced Amidst Conflicting Demands for Profitability and Affordable Energy
Following the restoration of EDF's electricity production, CEO Luc Rémont was replaced on March 21st, raising questions about the company's role as a profit-driven enterprise versus a public service provider amidst conflicting demands for profitability and affordable energy for French industry.
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60% Bias Score
SUD-Rail Files Six-Week Strike Notice at SNCF Amidst Working Condition Disputes
France's third-largest railway union, SUD-Rail, filed a six-week strike notice from April 17 to June 2, impacting spring holidays, due to new software causing scheduling issues and lack of progress on a pay raise request; however, no strike is called yet.
SUD-Rail Files Six-Week Strike Notice at SNCF Amidst Working Condition Disputes
France's third-largest railway union, SUD-Rail, filed a six-week strike notice from April 17 to June 2, impacting spring holidays, due to new software causing scheduling issues and lack of progress on a pay raise request; however, no strike is called yet.
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44% Bias Score
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