Charlie Hebdo: A Decade of Aftermath
On January 7, 2015, the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris were attacked by the Kouachi brothers, resulting in 12 deaths at the scene and a further death in 2024 from injuries sustained; this was followed by attacks at a kosher supermarket and other locations, culminating in 20 deaths and numerous injur...
Charlie Hebdo: A Decade of Aftermath
On January 7, 2015, the Charlie Hebdo offices in Paris were attacked by the Kouachi brothers, resulting in 12 deaths at the scene and a further death in 2024 from injuries sustained; this was followed by attacks at a kosher supermarket and other locations, culminating in 20 deaths and numerous injur...
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44% Bias Score
Taz Responds to Charlie Hebdo Attack: Solidarity and Security
On January 7, 2015, the taz newspaper responded to the Charlie Hebdo attack by publishing "Je suis Charlie" on its front page, while simultaneously facing increased security measures that altered its previously open working environment and interactions with the public.
Taz Responds to Charlie Hebdo Attack: Solidarity and Security
On January 7, 2015, the taz newspaper responded to the Charlie Hebdo attack by publishing "Je suis Charlie" on its front page, while simultaneously facing increased security measures that altered its previously open working environment and interactions with the public.
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44% Bias Score
Moses: Track and Field's Past Glory, Present Challenges
Two-time Olympic 400m hurdles champion Edwin Moses discusses the decline of track and field's popularity, his experiences competing in the Eastern Bloc, his role in the IOC Athletes' Commission advocating for doping controls and athlete professionalization, and the ongoing challenges in combating do...
Moses: Track and Field's Past Glory, Present Challenges
Two-time Olympic 400m hurdles champion Edwin Moses discusses the decline of track and field's popularity, his experiences competing in the Eastern Bloc, his role in the IOC Athletes' Commission advocating for doping controls and athlete professionalization, and the ongoing challenges in combating do...
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44% Bias Score
Massive Pulp Factory Sparks Environmental Protest in Galicia
Altri, a Portuguese company, plans a massive 360-hectare eucalyptus pulp factory in Palas de Rei, Galicia, producing 400,000 tons of pulp annually, half for Lyocell textile fiber, sparking intense local opposition due to environmental concerns and the project's questionable sustainability.
Massive Pulp Factory Sparks Environmental Protest in Galicia
Altri, a Portuguese company, plans a massive 360-hectare eucalyptus pulp factory in Palas de Rei, Galicia, producing 400,000 tons of pulp annually, half for Lyocell textile fiber, sparking intense local opposition due to environmental concerns and the project's questionable sustainability.
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60% Bias Score
Berlin's "Lichtpfad" Offers Guaranteed Placement for Challenging Children
Berlin opened "Lichtpfad", a unique youth facility with a guaranteed placement policy for up to six highly challenging children (ages 8-13), addressing the city's overwhelmed child welfare system and aiming to prevent the cycle of children moving between temporary care settings. The €5 million proje...
Berlin's "Lichtpfad" Offers Guaranteed Placement for Challenging Children
Berlin opened "Lichtpfad", a unique youth facility with a guaranteed placement policy for up to six highly challenging children (ages 8-13), addressing the city's overwhelmed child welfare system and aiming to prevent the cycle of children moving between temporary care settings. The €5 million proje...
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52% Bias Score
German Students Protest AfD Congress in Riesa
Studis gegen Rechts," a student initiative, is organizing a protest against the AfD's January 11th party congress in Riesa, Saxony, with support from various organizations; motivated by rising right-wing influence and events like the need for police protection at a 2024 Christopher Street Day event ...
German Students Protest AfD Congress in Riesa
Studis gegen Rechts," a student initiative, is organizing a protest against the AfD's January 11th party congress in Riesa, Saxony, with support from various organizations; motivated by rising right-wing influence and events like the need for police protection at a 2024 Christopher Street Day event ...
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52% Bias Score
Verbesserung des Führungsstils durch bessere Führungskräfte-Schulung
Das Unternehmen plant, seine Führungskräfte besser in Kommunikation und Mitarbeiterführung auszubilden, um den Führungsstil zu verbessern und die Mitarbeitermotivation und Produktivität zu steigern.
Verbesserung des Führungsstils durch bessere Führungskräfte-Schulung
Das Unternehmen plant, seine Führungskräfte besser in Kommunikation und Mitarbeiterführung auszubilden, um den Führungsstil zu verbessern und die Mitarbeitermotivation und Produktivität zu steigern.
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60% Bias Score
Germany Defunds Israeli NGOs, Sparking Concerns Over Human Rights
Germany cut funding for two Israeli NGOs, Zochrot (promoting Nakba awareness) and New Profile (supporting conscientious objectors), impacting their operations significantly, raising concerns about freedom of speech and Germany's commitment to human rights in the region.
Germany Defunds Israeli NGOs, Sparking Concerns Over Human Rights
Germany cut funding for two Israeli NGOs, Zochrot (promoting Nakba awareness) and New Profile (supporting conscientious objectors), impacting their operations significantly, raising concerns about freedom of speech and Germany's commitment to human rights in the region.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Senate Rejects Purchase of Dilapidated Building, Risking Tenant Displacement
Berlin's Senate rejected a €1.4 million bid to buy a dilapidated 20-unit apartment building at Schönleinstraße 19, citing legal restrictions on using urban development funds, despite the district's approval and the risk of tenant displacement due to potential rent increases after private sale.
Berlin Senate Rejects Purchase of Dilapidated Building, Risking Tenant Displacement
Berlin's Senate rejected a €1.4 million bid to buy a dilapidated 20-unit apartment building at Schönleinstraße 19, citing legal restrictions on using urban development funds, despite the district's approval and the risk of tenant displacement due to potential rent increases after private sale.
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64% Bias Score
German Green Party MP Defies Calls to Withdraw Candidacy Amidst Harassment Accusations
German Green Party MP Stefan Gelbhaar is facing multiple accusations of sexual harassment but will continue his campaign for the Bundestag in Berlin-Pankow, requesting a postponement of the upcoming election meeting; his lawyer calls the accusations fabricated.
German Green Party MP Defies Calls to Withdraw Candidacy Amidst Harassment Accusations
German Green Party MP Stefan Gelbhaar is facing multiple accusations of sexual harassment but will continue his campaign for the Bundestag in Berlin-Pankow, requesting a postponement of the upcoming election meeting; his lawyer calls the accusations fabricated.
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56% Bias Score
FDP Seeks Electoral Rebound Amidst Internal Divisions and Coalition Fallout
Facing low poll numbers (3-5%) after leaving Germany's coalition government, the FDP, led by Christian Lindner, is strategizing for the upcoming election, attempting to differentiate its platform from the CDU/CSU while addressing internal criticism and recent controversies.
FDP Seeks Electoral Rebound Amidst Internal Divisions and Coalition Fallout
Facing low poll numbers (3-5%) after leaving Germany's coalition government, the FDP, led by Christian Lindner, is strategizing for the upcoming election, attempting to differentiate its platform from the CDU/CSU while addressing internal criticism and recent controversies.
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52% Bias Score
FPÖ's Electoral Victory Signals Potential Shift to Illiberal Austria
Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) won the national election with 28.9% of the vote, raising concerns about the country's trajectory towards an illiberal state. The victory follows voter dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the pandemic and various scandals.
FPÖ's Electoral Victory Signals Potential Shift to Illiberal Austria
Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ) won the national election with 28.9% of the vote, raising concerns about the country's trajectory towards an illiberal state. The victory follows voter dissatisfaction with the government's handling of the pandemic and various scandals.
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52% Bias Score