Libya Backs New Syrian Government, Emphasizing Security and Energy Cooperation
Libya's State Minister for Communication Walid Ellafi announced full support for Syria's new authorities following the December 8th fall of Assad's regime, emphasizing security, military, and energy cooperation. This follows a 2020 re-opening of the Libyan diplomatic mission in Damascus.
Libya Backs New Syrian Government, Emphasizing Security and Energy Cooperation
Libya's State Minister for Communication Walid Ellafi announced full support for Syria's new authorities following the December 8th fall of Assad's regime, emphasizing security, military, and energy cooperation. This follows a 2020 re-opening of the Libyan diplomatic mission in Damascus.
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52% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Airlines Plane Crash: Preliminary Findings Suggest External Interference
On December 25, 2023, an Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190 crashed in Kazakhstan, killing 38 of the 67 passengers, after attempting to land in Grozny, Russia, amidst reported drone attacks and fog, with preliminary investigations suggesting "external physical and technical interference", possibly a Ru...
Azerbaijan Airlines Plane Crash: Preliminary Findings Suggest External Interference
On December 25, 2023, an Azerbaijan Airlines Embraer 190 crashed in Kazakhstan, killing 38 of the 67 passengers, after attempting to land in Grozny, Russia, amidst reported drone attacks and fog, with preliminary investigations suggesting "external physical and technical interference", possibly a Ru...
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24% Bias Score
Europe's Pharmaceutical Dependence: Challenges and Solutions
Europe's pharmaceutical sovereignty is hampered by its reliance on India and China for 80% of essential drug ingredients, a consequence of cost-cutting measures that have led to production shifts and drug shortages. France, once the leading producer, is now fourth.
Europe's Pharmaceutical Dependence: Challenges and Solutions
Europe's pharmaceutical sovereignty is hampered by its reliance on India and China for 80% of essential drug ingredients, a consequence of cost-cutting measures that have led to production shifts and drug shortages. France, once the leading producer, is now fourth.
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48% Bias Score
Houthi Retaliation Following Israeli Airstrikes in Yemen
On October 26th, 2023, following Israeli airstrikes on Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen, including Sanaa airport which injured the WHO Director-General's crew member, the Houthis launched a missile towards Tel Aviv's airport, conducted drone strikes on Tel Aviv, and attacked a ship in the Arabian Se...
Houthi Retaliation Following Israeli Airstrikes in Yemen
On October 26th, 2023, following Israeli airstrikes on Houthi-controlled sites in Yemen, including Sanaa airport which injured the WHO Director-General's crew member, the Houthis launched a missile towards Tel Aviv's airport, conducted drone strikes on Tel Aviv, and attacked a ship in the Arabian Se...
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40% Bias Score
Argentine Gendarme Arrested in Venezuela, Exacerbating Diplomatic Tensions
A 33-year-old Argentine gendarme, Nahuel Agustin Gallo, was arrested in Venezuela on December 8th for alleged involvement in a plot to destabilize the country, further straining already tense relations between Argentina and Venezuela.
Argentine Gendarme Arrested in Venezuela, Exacerbating Diplomatic Tensions
A 33-year-old Argentine gendarme, Nahuel Agustin Gallo, was arrested in Venezuela on December 8th for alleged involvement in a plot to destabilize the country, further straining already tense relations between Argentina and Venezuela.
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64% Bias Score
Darmanin Proposes Sweeping Changes to French Justice System
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin proposed extending pre-trial detention to 72 hours for aggravated sexual violence and feminicide, strengthening prison security by removing mobile phones, and creating smaller prisons for more efficient sentencing; these measures aim to improve investigation e...
Darmanin Proposes Sweeping Changes to French Justice System
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin proposed extending pre-trial detention to 72 hours for aggravated sexual violence and feminicide, strengthening prison security by removing mobile phones, and creating smaller prisons for more efficient sentencing; these measures aim to improve investigation e...
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40% Bias Score
French Electricity Tax Reverts to Pre-Crisis Level
France's electricity tax will revert to pre-crisis levels on February 1st, impacting household bills despite lower electricity market prices; a proposed tax increase aimed at balancing the budget was abandoned following parliamentary censure and subsequent government collapse.
French Electricity Tax Reverts to Pre-Crisis Level
France's electricity tax will revert to pre-crisis levels on February 1st, impacting household bills despite lower electricity market prices; a proposed tax increase aimed at balancing the budget was abandoned following parliamentary censure and subsequent government collapse.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Holds Snap Election Amidst Economic Crisis and Foreign Interference Concerns
Germany is holding snap elections seven months early due to a severe economic crisis and instability in Europe; the conservative opposition is favored to win, but concerns about foreign interference and disinformation campaigns are high.
Germany Holds Snap Election Amidst Economic Crisis and Foreign Interference Concerns
Germany is holding snap elections seven months early due to a severe economic crisis and instability in Europe; the conservative opposition is favored to win, but concerns about foreign interference and disinformation campaigns are high.
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40% Bias Score
Le Pen Blocks Bertrand's Appointment, Underscoring RN's Political Power
Marine Le Pen's successful pressure on François Bayrou resulted in Xavier Bertrand's exclusion from the new French government, demonstrating the Rassemblement National's political power and setting the stage for potential future conflicts and a possible 2025 presidential election.
Le Pen Blocks Bertrand's Appointment, Underscoring RN's Political Power
Marine Le Pen's successful pressure on François Bayrou resulted in Xavier Bertrand's exclusion from the new French government, demonstrating the Rassemblement National's political power and setting the stage for potential future conflicts and a possible 2025 presidential election.
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56% Bias Score
NATO to Boost Baltic Sea Presence After Suspected Undersea Cable Sabotage
Following suspected sabotage of the EstLink 2 undersea electricity cable connecting Finland and Estonia, potentially by a Russian-linked oil tanker called the Eagle S, NATO will strengthen its military presence in the Baltic Sea; repairs are expected to take seven months.
NATO to Boost Baltic Sea Presence After Suspected Undersea Cable Sabotage
Following suspected sabotage of the EstLink 2 undersea electricity cable connecting Finland and Estonia, potentially by a Russian-linked oil tanker called the Eagle S, NATO will strengthen its military presence in the Baltic Sea; repairs are expected to take seven months.
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48% Bias Score
France Updates Children's Health Record Book with 20 Mandatory Checks and Digitalization
France's updated children's health record book details 20 mandatory health checks, adds a 6-year-old exam with vaccinations, and includes advice on nutrition, screen time, physical activity, and adolescent mental health, with digitalization planned by 2026.
France Updates Children's Health Record Book with 20 Mandatory Checks and Digitalization
France's updated children's health record book details 20 mandatory health checks, adds a 6-year-old exam with vaccinations, and includes advice on nutrition, screen time, physical activity, and adolescent mental health, with digitalization planned by 2026.
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12% Bias Score
Embraer 190 Crash in Kazakhstan Kills 38
On Wednesday, an Embraer 190 plane flying from Baku to Grozny crashed in western Kazakhstan near Aktau, killing 38 of the 67 passengers and crew; conflicting reports suggest a possible accidental downing by Russian air defenses, while investigations are underway.
Embraer 190 Crash in Kazakhstan Kills 38
On Wednesday, an Embraer 190 plane flying from Baku to Grozny crashed in western Kazakhstan near Aktau, killing 38 of the 67 passengers and crew; conflicting reports suggest a possible accidental downing by Russian air defenses, while investigations are underway.
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52% Bias Score