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Barthes and the Question of Homosexuality: A 1970s Perspective
The online journal "Revue Roland Barthes" issue 7, titled "Barthes et la question homosexuelle", examines Roland Barthes's perspective on homosexuality in the 1970s, revealing his critique of imposed identities and his focus on individual experience, anticipating contemporary discussions of queer an...
Barthes and the Question of Homosexuality: A 1970s Perspective
The online journal "Revue Roland Barthes" issue 7, titled "Barthes et la question homosexuelle", examines Roland Barthes's perspective on homosexuality in the 1970s, revealing his critique of imposed identities and his focus on individual experience, anticipating contemporary discussions of queer an...
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44% Bias Score
Bosnian Serb Mayor's Counter-Commemoration Highlights Deep Divisions on Srebrenica Genocide Anniversary
Srebrenica Mayor Milos Vucic, cousin of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, organized a counter-commemoration for Serb victims of the Bosnian War on July 9th, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, while refusing to attend the main commemoration for over 8,000 Bosniak Musli...
Bosnian Serb Mayor's Counter-Commemoration Highlights Deep Divisions on Srebrenica Genocide Anniversary
Srebrenica Mayor Milos Vucic, cousin of Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, organized a counter-commemoration for Serb victims of the Bosnian War on July 9th, coinciding with the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, while refusing to attend the main commemoration for over 8,000 Bosniak Musli...
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60% Bias Score
Macron to Announce Major Defense Spending Increase Amid Heightened Global Threats
French President Emmanuel Macron will announce significant increases to France's defense budget on July 13th in response to heightened international security threats, including an accelerated Russian threat, global instability, and the erosion of long-standing partnerships, as revealed by a recent s...
Macron to Announce Major Defense Spending Increase Amid Heightened Global Threats
French President Emmanuel Macron will announce significant increases to France's defense budget on July 13th in response to heightened international security threats, including an accelerated Russian threat, global instability, and the erosion of long-standing partnerships, as revealed by a recent s...
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52% Bias Score
Tap Water Banned in French Communes Due to High PFAS Levels
Due to persistent, high PFAS levels exceeding the legal limit (100 ng/l) in 16 communes across the Ardennes and Meuse, a prefectural order bans tap water, impacting approximately 2,800 inhabitants; Villy shows the highest contamination in France at 2,729 ng/l.
Tap Water Banned in French Communes Due to High PFAS Levels
Due to persistent, high PFAS levels exceeding the legal limit (100 ng/l) in 16 communes across the Ardennes and Meuse, a prefectural order bans tap water, impacting approximately 2,800 inhabitants; Villy shows the highest contamination in France at 2,729 ng/l.
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24% Bias Score
Saudi Arabia's Rising Execution Rate: 101 Foreign Nationals Executed in 2025
Saudi Arabia executed two Ethiopian nationals for drug smuggling on July 10th, 2025, raising the total number of foreign executions this year to at least 101, highlighting a sharp increase in executions compared to previous years and prompting international criticism.
Saudi Arabia's Rising Execution Rate: 101 Foreign Nationals Executed in 2025
Saudi Arabia executed two Ethiopian nationals for drug smuggling on July 10th, 2025, raising the total number of foreign executions this year to at least 101, highlighting a sharp increase in executions compared to previous years and prompting international criticism.
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52% Bias Score
French Public Broadcasting Reform Fails Again
French Minister Rachida Dati's recent attempt to reform public broadcasting, creating a holding company for France Télévisions, Radio France, and INA, failed in the National Assembly due to systemic issues like budgetary instability and an aging audience, despite the reform's long-standing desirabil...
French Public Broadcasting Reform Fails Again
French Minister Rachida Dati's recent attempt to reform public broadcasting, creating a holding company for France Télévisions, Radio France, and INA, failed in the National Assembly due to systemic issues like budgetary instability and an aging audience, despite the reform's long-standing desirabil...
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56% Bias Score
US AIDS Funding Cuts Threaten Global Progress
A drastic 83% cut in US AIDS funding threatens to reverse over two decades of progress, potentially causing 14 million additional deaths by 2030, according to UNAIDS and The Lancet, impacting treatment and prevention programs globally.
US AIDS Funding Cuts Threaten Global Progress
A drastic 83% cut in US AIDS funding threatens to reverse over two decades of progress, potentially causing 14 million additional deaths by 2030, according to UNAIDS and The Lancet, impacting treatment and prevention programs globally.
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44% Bias Score
Yad Vashem Condemns Historical Revisionism at Jedwabne Massacre Memorial
Yad Vashem denounced new plaques near Poland's Jedwabne massacre memorial on July 10, 2024, claiming they falsely attribute the 1941 murder of hundreds of Jews to German forces instead of Polish neighbors, prompting calls for their removal.
Yad Vashem Condemns Historical Revisionism at Jedwabne Massacre Memorial
Yad Vashem denounced new plaques near Poland's Jedwabne massacre memorial on July 10, 2024, claiming they falsely attribute the 1941 murder of hundreds of Jews to German forces instead of Polish neighbors, prompting calls for their removal.
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40% Bias Score
Early 2025 Heatwave in France Highlights Climate Change Impacts
A heatwave in France, starting July 1st, 2025, resulted in at least two deaths and an estimated 1,500 deaths across 12 European cities according to the Grantham Institute; this early heatwave highlights increased risk of heat-related illness and death, worsened by a lack of preventative measures.
Early 2025 Heatwave in France Highlights Climate Change Impacts
A heatwave in France, starting July 1st, 2025, resulted in at least two deaths and an estimated 1,500 deaths across 12 European cities according to the Grantham Institute; this early heatwave highlights increased risk of heat-related illness and death, worsened by a lack of preventative measures.
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40% Bias Score
Investor Shift Favors Italy Despite Democratic Concerns
The spread between French and Italian 10-year government bond yields has narrowed to 20 basis points in July 2024, down from over 145 points in October 2023, due to Italy's improved fiscal situation and political stability under Giorgia Meloni, despite concerns about authoritarianism.
Investor Shift Favors Italy Despite Democratic Concerns
The spread between French and Italian 10-year government bond yields has narrowed to 20 basis points in July 2024, down from over 145 points in October 2023, due to Italy's improved fiscal situation and political stability under Giorgia Meloni, despite concerns about authoritarianism.
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48% Bias Score
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes Political Targeting and Data Vulnerability
A politically motivated cyberattack on Columbia University stole 2.5 million application forms and financial data; leaked documents from the breach include the 2009 application of NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, raising concerns about data security and political exploitation.
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes Political Targeting and Data Vulnerability
A politically motivated cyberattack on Columbia University stole 2.5 million application forms and financial data; leaked documents from the breach include the 2009 application of NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, raising concerns about data security and political exploitation.
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56% Bias Score
Hidden Corporate Subsidies in France Total Over €90 Billion Annually
A French Senate report reveals over €90 billion in annual indirect corporate subsidies through tax breaks and social security exemptions, escaping public scrutiny and budgetary debate; this represents 60% of total corporate aid.
Hidden Corporate Subsidies in France Total Over €90 Billion Annually
A French Senate report reveals over €90 billion in annual indirect corporate subsidies through tax breaks and social security exemptions, escaping public scrutiny and budgetary debate; this represents 60% of total corporate aid.
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48% Bias Score
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