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International Literature Prize Awarded to Kim Hyesoon for Poem Collection on Life and Death
The International Literature Prize awarded Kim Hyesoon for her poem collection exploring life and death, inspired by the 2014 Sewol ferry disaster; the €35,000 prize also recognizes her translation team for overcoming linguistic challenges.
International Literature Prize Awarded to Kim Hyesoon for Poem Collection on Life and Death
The International Literature Prize awarded Kim Hyesoon for her poem collection exploring life and death, inspired by the 2014 Sewol ferry disaster; the €35,000 prize also recognizes her translation team for overcoming linguistic challenges.
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24% Bias Score
Israel's Syria Airstrikes and Druze Engagement: A Risky Strategy
Israeli airstrikes in Syria aim to create a demilitarized zone and foster relations with the Druze; however, the Druze are internally divided, and this strategy risks mirroring the short-lived success of the South Lebanon Army.
Israel's Syria Airstrikes and Druze Engagement: A Risky Strategy
Israeli airstrikes in Syria aim to create a demilitarized zone and foster relations with the Druze; however, the Druze are internally divided, and this strategy risks mirroring the short-lived success of the South Lebanon Army.
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36% Bias Score
Monsoon Floods Kill 63 in Pakistan's Punjab Province
Torrential monsoon rains and thunderstorms in Pakistan's Punjab province caused devastating floods, killing at least 63 people in 24 hours and injuring over 500, bringing the three-week national death toll to at least 180, due to flooding, damaged houses, and lack of preparedness, according to Al Ja...
Monsoon Floods Kill 63 in Pakistan's Punjab Province
Torrential monsoon rains and thunderstorms in Pakistan's Punjab province caused devastating floods, killing at least 63 people in 24 hours and injuring over 500, bringing the three-week national death toll to at least 180, due to flooding, damaged houses, and lack of preparedness, according to Al Ja...
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28% Bias Score
Soaring Rents Drive 24% Increase in German Welfare Housing Costs
The German government's housing costs for social welfare recipients increased by 24 percent in the last five years, reaching €1.75 billion in March 2023, primarily due to a 50 percent increase in rents over the last 10 years and rising utility costs, despite a stable number of recipients and unchang...
Soaring Rents Drive 24% Increase in German Welfare Housing Costs
The German government's housing costs for social welfare recipients increased by 24 percent in the last five years, reaching €1.75 billion in March 2023, primarily due to a 50 percent increase in rents over the last 10 years and rising utility costs, despite a stable number of recipients and unchang...
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44% Bias Score
France Completes Military Withdrawal from Senegal
France formally returned its last military bases in Senegal on Thursday, marking the end of its continuous military presence in West Africa, following Senegal's newly elected government's push for complete sovereignty and a new, equal partnership.
France Completes Military Withdrawal from Senegal
France formally returned its last military bases in Senegal on Thursday, marking the end of its continuous military presence in West Africa, following Senegal's newly elected government's push for complete sovereignty and a new, equal partnership.
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44% Bias Score
Hamburg Sternbrücke Neubau Faces Legal Challenge: Activism Impacts Future Planning"
In Hamburg, Germany, the Sternbrückeninitiative is challenging the planned Neubau of the Sternbrücke, citing concerns over the design and lack of public participation. Despite facing potential legal defeat, the initiative has influenced future public participation processes in urban planning, showca...
Hamburg Sternbrücke Neubau Faces Legal Challenge: Activism Impacts Future Planning"
In Hamburg, Germany, the Sternbrückeninitiative is challenging the planned Neubau of the Sternbrücke, citing concerns over the design and lack of public participation. Despite facing potential legal defeat, the initiative has influenced future public participation processes in urban planning, showca...
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52% Bias Score
Romania Upholds Law Targeting Fascist Crimes Amidst President's Objections
Romania's Constitutional Court upheld a new law increasing penalties for fascist crimes, rejecting President Nicuşor Dan's objections; the law targets the legacy of the Iron Guard and aims to counter the rise of far-right extremism, impacting Romania's approach to its history of fascism.
Romania Upholds Law Targeting Fascist Crimes Amidst President's Objections
Romania's Constitutional Court upheld a new law increasing penalties for fascist crimes, rejecting President Nicuşor Dan's objections; the law targets the legacy of the Iron Guard and aims to counter the rise of far-right extremism, impacting Romania's approach to its history of fascism.
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44% Bias Score
Sexism and Ageism Cripple Ukraine's Defense Efforts
Amidst the war in Ukraine, 24-year-old Kateryna Mykhalko, CEO of Technological Forces of Ukraine, faces sexist and ageist criticism for leading a consortium of over 20 private defense companies supplying the Ukrainian army and handling weapons export, despite her successful background in startups an...
Sexism and Ageism Cripple Ukraine's Defense Efforts
Amidst the war in Ukraine, 24-year-old Kateryna Mykhalko, CEO of Technological Forces of Ukraine, faces sexist and ageist criticism for leading a consortium of over 20 private defense companies supplying the Ukrainian army and handling weapons export, despite her successful background in startups an...
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60% Bias Score
Nazi Germany's "Degenerate Art" Exhibition: Long-Term Impact
The 1937 Nazi exhibition of "degenerate art" condemned Expressionism, New Objectivity, Cubism, Dadaism, and Surrealism, impacting 125 artists and 20,000 works, financially ruining many and suppressing artistic freedom for decades, with echoes in current debates over art funding.
Nazi Germany's "Degenerate Art" Exhibition: Long-Term Impact
The 1937 Nazi exhibition of "degenerate art" condemned Expressionism, New Objectivity, Cubism, Dadaism, and Surrealism, impacting 125 artists and 20,000 works, financially ruining many and suppressing artistic freedom for decades, with echoes in current debates over art funding.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Shopgirl's Secret War: A Resistance Fighter's Tale
Katharina Winter, a German businesswoman who ran a high-end shoe salon featuring Salvatore Ferragamo designs, secretly supported the German resistance against the Nazi regime from 1939 to 1945, providing logistics, funding, and a meeting place for prominent conspirators including Josef Wirmer, ultim...
Berlin Shopgirl's Secret War: A Resistance Fighter's Tale
Katharina Winter, a German businesswoman who ran a high-end shoe salon featuring Salvatore Ferragamo designs, secretly supported the German resistance against the Nazi regime from 1939 to 1945, providing logistics, funding, and a meeting place for prominent conspirators including Josef Wirmer, ultim...
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28% Bias Score
German Court Orders Public Pension Fund to Disclose Investments
A German court ordered the state pension fund VBL to disclose its investment portfolio following a lawsuit challenging its lack of transparency; the ruling sets a precedent for greater transparency and could influence other pension funds.
German Court Orders Public Pension Fund to Disclose Investments
A German court ordered the state pension fund VBL to disclose its investment portfolio following a lawsuit challenging its lack of transparency; the ruling sets a precedent for greater transparency and could influence other pension funds.
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24% Bias Score
German Coalition Faces Crisis Over Delayed Judge Election
The delayed election of a judge to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court, due to the Union faction's lack of support for the candidate, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, has overshadowed Chancellor Scholz's positive assessment of his first 70 days in office, exposing tensions within the governing coalition ...
German Coalition Faces Crisis Over Delayed Judge Election
The delayed election of a judge to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court, due to the Union faction's lack of support for the candidate, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, has overshadowed Chancellor Scholz's positive assessment of his first 70 days in office, exposing tensions within the governing coalition ...
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56% Bias Score
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