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Premiolino Awards Highlight Threats to Journalism
The 65th Premiolino journalism prize, sponsored by Pirelli, was awarded to six Italian journalists for their work, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists globally, especially in Ukraine and Gaza, where record numbers were killed in 2024; Italy's press freedom ranking also dropped.
Premiolino Awards Highlight Threats to Journalism
The 65th Premiolino journalism prize, sponsored by Pirelli, was awarded to six Italian journalists for their work, highlighting the dangers faced by journalists globally, especially in Ukraine and Gaza, where record numbers were killed in 2024; Italy's press freedom ranking also dropped.
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32% Bias Score


Beijing in Silence: Aftermath of Tiananmen Square
On June 6, 1989, Beijing remained tense following the Tiananmen Square massacre, with shortages of essential supplies, divisions within the military, and an uncertain future as the death toll rose, estimated in the thousands, with at least 700 injured at Capital Hospital alone.
Beijing in Silence: Aftermath of Tiananmen Square
On June 6, 1989, Beijing remained tense following the Tiananmen Square massacre, with shortages of essential supplies, divisions within the military, and an uncertain future as the death toll rose, estimated in the thousands, with at least 700 injured at Capital Hospital alone.
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60% Bias Score


Europe Leads in Cleantech but Scaling Up Remains a Challenge
The European Investment Bank (EIB) reports that Europe leads in cleantech with 30% of global patents and €8.8 billion invested in 2024, but scaling up requires stronger financial tools and public-private partnerships like the EIB's TechEU program aiming for €250 billion in investments by 2027.
Europe Leads in Cleantech but Scaling Up Remains a Challenge
The European Investment Bank (EIB) reports that Europe leads in cleantech with 30% of global patents and €8.8 billion invested in 2024, but scaling up requires stronger financial tools and public-private partnerships like the EIB's TechEU program aiming for €250 billion in investments by 2027.
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44% Bias Score


Mattarella Highlights Carabinieri's Child Protection Efforts, Visits Liberation Museum
President Mattarella lauded the Carabinieri's efforts in protecting children, visited the Liberation Museum on its 70th anniversary, and sent a message to the Italian Society of International Law emphasizing the importance of international law in maintaining peace.
Mattarella Highlights Carabinieri's Child Protection Efforts, Visits Liberation Museum
President Mattarella lauded the Carabinieri's efforts in protecting children, visited the Liberation Museum on its 70th anniversary, and sent a message to the Italian Society of International Law emphasizing the importance of international law in maintaining peace.
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36% Bias Score


AI Pioneer Bengio Launches LawZero to Counter Unchecked AI Development
Yoshua Bengio, a leading AI researcher, founded LawZero, a non-profit organization dedicated to building safer AI systems, fueled by concerns over the unchecked development of advanced AI by large tech companies and the potential for catastrophic consequences, raising almost 30 million dollars from ...
AI Pioneer Bengio Launches LawZero to Counter Unchecked AI Development
Yoshua Bengio, a leading AI researcher, founded LawZero, a non-profit organization dedicated to building safer AI systems, fueled by concerns over the unchecked development of advanced AI by large tech companies and the potential for catastrophic consequences, raising almost 30 million dollars from ...
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48% Bias Score


Russia Attacks Kharkiv; Rejects Ukraine's Ceasefire Proposal
Russian forces launched a missile and drone attack on Kharkiv, Ukraine, damaging a company in the Novobavarsky district, while casualty reports are pending; Russia rejected Ukraine's request for an unconditional ceasefire at Istanbul talks, instead offering a localized truce; Venezuela condemned Ukr...
Russia Attacks Kharkiv; Rejects Ukraine's Ceasefire Proposal
Russian forces launched a missile and drone attack on Kharkiv, Ukraine, damaging a company in the Novobavarsky district, while casualty reports are pending; Russia rejected Ukraine's request for an unconditional ceasefire at Istanbul talks, instead offering a localized truce; Venezuela condemned Ukr...
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36% Bias Score

Italian Council of State Overturns €7 Million Fine Against Facile.it
The Italian Council of State overturned a €7 million antitrust fine against Facile.it, concluding that the company adequately informed consumers and that its marketing practices were not aggressive, reversing earlier findings of deceptive loan quotes and persistent insurance policy promotion.

Italian Council of State Overturns €7 Million Fine Against Facile.it
The Italian Council of State overturned a €7 million antitrust fine against Facile.it, concluding that the company adequately informed consumers and that its marketing practices were not aggressive, reversing earlier findings of deceptive loan quotes and persistent insurance policy promotion.
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48% Bias Score

OpenAI's 2023 Crisis: The "Artificial" Film
Luca Guadagnino will direct "Artificial," a film about OpenAI's 2023 internal crisis, focusing on Sam Altman's firing and reinstatement, ethical AI debates, and investor concerns, with filming planned for San Francisco and Italy.

OpenAI's 2023 Crisis: The "Artificial" Film
Luca Guadagnino will direct "Artificial," a film about OpenAI's 2023 internal crisis, focusing on Sam Altman's firing and reinstatement, ethical AI debates, and investor concerns, with filming planned for San Francisco and Italy.
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52% Bias Score

Italian Banks Consolidate Amid Record Profits, but Lending to Businesses Declines
Italy's banking sector, now with 134 intermediaries compared to 510 a decade ago, is consolidating amid record profits (ROE at 12.8%), driven by rising interest rates and increased commissions. However, lending to businesses decreased by 1.2% in 2024, with SMEs experiencing a steeper decline (-6.8%)...

Italian Banks Consolidate Amid Record Profits, but Lending to Businesses Declines
Italy's banking sector, now with 134 intermediaries compared to 510 a decade ago, is consolidating amid record profits (ROE at 12.8%), driven by rising interest rates and increased commissions. However, lending to businesses decreased by 1.2% in 2024, with SMEs experiencing a steeper decline (-6.8%)...
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40% Bias Score

Self-Sufficient Farm in Italian Apennines Models Sustainable Living
Francesco Rosso's self-sufficient farm in the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines, established in 2009, demonstrates sustainable living through bio-intensive gardening, natural building techniques, and on-site renewable energy, aiming for near-complete food and resource independence.

Self-Sufficient Farm in Italian Apennines Models Sustainable Living
Francesco Rosso's self-sufficient farm in the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines, established in 2009, demonstrates sustainable living through bio-intensive gardening, natural building techniques, and on-site renewable energy, aiming for near-complete food and resource independence.
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44% Bias Score

Earth Summit Opens Amidst Disagreements on Environmental Protection
The 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, attended by 178 nations, opened with calls for a sustainable development model that balances economic growth and environmental preservation, highlighting disagreements over climate and biodiversity protection, especially with the United States.

Earth Summit Opens Amidst Disagreements on Environmental Protection
The 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, attended by 178 nations, opened with calls for a sustainable development model that balances economic growth and environmental preservation, highlighting disagreements over climate and biodiversity protection, especially with the United States.
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32% Bias Score

Doomsday Clock at 90 Seconds to Midnight: Global Risks Escalate
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the Doomsday Clock to 90 seconds to midnight in January 2024, citing climate change, nuclear threats, biological risks, and the potential for AI misuse as key factors driving the decision. The clock's proximity to midnight reflects escalating global risks.

Doomsday Clock at 90 Seconds to Midnight: Global Risks Escalate
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the Doomsday Clock to 90 seconds to midnight in January 2024, citing climate change, nuclear threats, biological risks, and the potential for AI misuse as key factors driving the decision. The clock's proximity to midnight reflects escalating global risks.
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44% Bias Score
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