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Thai Civilians Killed in Cambodia Border Clash
Twelve Thai civilians, including a child, died in a border clash with Cambodia on July 24, 2024, in Surin province, escalating a long-standing border dispute and causing a severe deterioration in diplomatic relations.
Thai Civilians Killed in Cambodia Border Clash
Twelve Thai civilians, including a child, died in a border clash with Cambodia on July 24, 2024, in Surin province, escalating a long-standing border dispute and causing a severe deterioration in diplomatic relations.
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36% Bias Score
France Restricts MaPrimeRénov Program Amidst Fraud and Budget Concerns
The French government will partially reopen the MaPrimeRénov program on September 30th, accepting only 13,000 applications from very low-income households, due to budget concerns and 5,000 cases of fraud detected among 16,000 suspected ones, while lowering the work ceiling for subsidies.
France Restricts MaPrimeRénov Program Amidst Fraud and Budget Concerns
The French government will partially reopen the MaPrimeRénov program on September 30th, accepting only 13,000 applications from very low-income households, due to budget concerns and 5,000 cases of fraud detected among 16,000 suspected ones, while lowering the work ceiling for subsidies.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Parliament Rejects Power Grid Improvement Plan
The Spanish parliament rejected a government plan to improve the country's power grid, a plan proposed after a major power outage in April, by a vote of 183 to 165, despite the government's insistence on its necessity.
Spanish Parliament Rejects Power Grid Improvement Plan
The Spanish parliament rejected a government plan to improve the country's power grid, a plan proposed after a major power outage in April, by a vote of 183 to 165, despite the government's insistence on its necessity.
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48% Bias Score
1,054 Killed in Gaza While Seeking Food, UN Accuses Israeli Army
The UN reported that 1,054 people in Gaza were killed while seeking food since late May, blaming the Israeli army; 766 deaths occurred near US-Israel backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites, and 288 near UN aid convoys, amidst a two-month Israeli blockade.
1,054 Killed in Gaza While Seeking Food, UN Accuses Israeli Army
The UN reported that 1,054 people in Gaza were killed while seeking food since late May, blaming the Israeli army; 766 deaths occurred near US-Israel backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation sites, and 288 near UN aid convoys, amidst a two-month Israeli blockade.
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48% Bias Score
French Unions Launch Petition Against Austerity Measures
French trade unions launched a petition on July 22nd, 2024, on Change.org, against the government's austerity plan, which includes eliminating two public holidays, freezing social benefits, and reforming unemployment insurance, arguing that the plan unfairly burdens workers and the poor.
French Unions Launch Petition Against Austerity Measures
French trade unions launched a petition on July 22nd, 2024, on Change.org, against the government's austerity plan, which includes eliminating two public holidays, freezing social benefits, and reforming unemployment insurance, arguing that the plan unfairly burdens workers and the poor.
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52% Bias Score
French Driver Sentenced for Fatal Accident Involving Children"
An 83-year-old woman was sentenced to four years in prison for causing the death of a 10-year-old girl and injuring six other children in a traffic accident in La Rochelle, France, on June 5, 2024, after driving the wrong way down a street and hitting them with her car.
French Driver Sentenced for Fatal Accident Involving Children"
An 83-year-old woman was sentenced to four years in prison for causing the death of a 10-year-old girl and injuring six other children in a traffic accident in La Rochelle, France, on June 5, 2024, after driving the wrong way down a street and hitting them with her car.
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40% Bias Score
Corsican Prefect Resigns Amidst Anti-Mafia Controversy
Corsica's Prefect Jérôme Filippini resigned after nine months, sparking controversy due to his prominent anti-mafia campaign; his replacement, Éric Jalon, is expected to assume office on August 25.
Corsican Prefect Resigns Amidst Anti-Mafia Controversy
Corsica's Prefect Jérôme Filippini resigned after nine months, sparking controversy due to his prominent anti-mafia campaign; his replacement, Éric Jalon, is expected to assume office on August 25.
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40% Bias Score
PFAS Contamination Found in Reusable Menstrual Products
A study found that nearly 30% of reusable menstrual products tested contained intentionally high levels of PFAS, raising concerns about health risks and environmental contamination due to their persistence and release into wastewater and landfills.
PFAS Contamination Found in Reusable Menstrual Products
A study found that nearly 30% of reusable menstrual products tested contained intentionally high levels of PFAS, raising concerns about health risks and environmental contamination due to their persistence and release into wastewater and landfills.
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28% Bias Score
French Summer Sales Plummet Amidst Heatwave and Fast Fashion Competition
French summer sales ended July 22nd with disappointing results: a 5% drop in in-store sales and a 3% decline in online sales compared to last year, due to a heatwave, the rise of private sales, and competition from fast fashion giants like Shein and Temu.
French Summer Sales Plummet Amidst Heatwave and Fast Fashion Competition
French summer sales ended July 22nd with disappointing results: a 5% drop in in-store sales and a 3% decline in online sales compared to last year, due to a heatwave, the rise of private sales, and competition from fast fashion giants like Shein and Temu.
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44% Bias Score
US Announces Second Withdrawal from UNESCO
The United States announced its second withdrawal from UNESCO, effective December 31, 2026, citing the organization's alleged anti-Israel bias and promotion of divisive social and cultural causes, a decision welcomed by Israel's foreign minister.
US Announces Second Withdrawal from UNESCO
The United States announced its second withdrawal from UNESCO, effective December 31, 2026, citing the organization's alleged anti-Israel bias and promotion of divisive social and cultural causes, a decision welcomed by Israel's foreign minister.
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56% Bias Score
EU Investigates Universal Music's Acquisition of Downtown Over Competition Concerns
The European Commission is investigating Universal Music Group's $775 million acquisition of Downtown, a music services firm, due to concerns about potential anti-competitive practices, impacting artists, record labels, and consumers. The investigation will conclude by November 26th.
EU Investigates Universal Music's Acquisition of Downtown Over Competition Concerns
The European Commission is investigating Universal Music Group's $775 million acquisition of Downtown, a music services firm, due to concerns about potential anti-competitive practices, impacting artists, record labels, and consumers. The investigation will conclude by November 26th.
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40% Bias Score
73 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Shelling Amidst Growing Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli shelling in Gaza has killed at least 73 Palestinians seeking humanitarian aid, according to Civil Defense; three infants have died of starvation; the Pope and international protests condemn the violence and plead for humanitarian access and a peaceful resolution.
73 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Shelling Amidst Growing Humanitarian Crisis
Israeli shelling in Gaza has killed at least 73 Palestinians seeking humanitarian aid, according to Civil Defense; three infants have died of starvation; the Pope and international protests condemn the violence and plead for humanitarian access and a peaceful resolution.
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52% Bias Score
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