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India's 2023 Road Accident Crisis: 172,000 Fatalities Highlight Systemic Failures
In 2023, over 172,000 people died in road accidents in India, resulting from speeding, lack of safety measures, and poor road infrastructure, highlighting a critical safety issue costing 3% of the nation's GDP.
India's 2023 Road Accident Crisis: 172,000 Fatalities Highlight Systemic Failures
In 2023, over 172,000 people died in road accidents in India, resulting from speeding, lack of safety measures, and poor road infrastructure, highlighting a critical safety issue costing 3% of the nation's GDP.
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36% Bias Score


Faber in Egypt, EU-US Trade Dispute, and Dutch Court Case
Dutch Minister Faber is in Egypt discussing migration with European and African ministers, while the EU considers counter-tariffs against the US, and a Dutch court hears a case against a conservative foundation accused of suggesting a writer glorifies pedophilia and equates it to homosexuality.
Faber in Egypt, EU-US Trade Dispute, and Dutch Court Case
Dutch Minister Faber is in Egypt discussing migration with European and African ministers, while the EU considers counter-tariffs against the US, and a Dutch court hears a case against a conservative foundation accused of suggesting a writer glorifies pedophilia and equates it to homosexuality.
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16% Bias Score


Israel's Electric Scooter Surge: Nine Deaths Highlight Safety Crisis
In 2024, nine electric scooter riders died in Israel, three times the 2023 number, highlighting safety concerns and limited enforcement of traffic violations; injuries totaled 105, prompting calls for stricter regulations and infrastructure improvements.
Israel's Electric Scooter Surge: Nine Deaths Highlight Safety Crisis
In 2024, nine electric scooter riders died in Israel, three times the 2023 number, highlighting safety concerns and limited enforcement of traffic violations; injuries totaled 105, prompting calls for stricter regulations and infrastructure improvements.
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56% Bias Score


Astronauts, Protests, and Cancelled Press Conference Dominate News
Astronauts shared their experiences from the International Space Station, while protests disrupted Vice President JD Vance's Vermont trip and a press conference with President Zelensky was cancelled; other news includes a rollercoaster demolition, lunar lander mission, and a fake Trump Jr audio clip...
Astronauts, Protests, and Cancelled Press Conference Dominate News
Astronauts shared their experiences from the International Space Station, while protests disrupted Vice President JD Vance's Vermont trip and a press conference with President Zelensky was cancelled; other news includes a rollercoaster demolition, lunar lander mission, and a fake Trump Jr audio clip...
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12% Bias Score


Greek Tragedies Highlight Systemic Failures
February 2023 saw two major disasters in Greece: a deadly train collision in Tempe and an earthquake near Santorini, following the Euroferry Olympia fire in February 2022; these events reveal systemic failures in safety and oversight, mirroring patterns from past tragedies.
Greek Tragedies Highlight Systemic Failures
February 2023 saw two major disasters in Greece: a deadly train collision in Tempe and an earthquake near Santorini, following the Euroferry Olympia fire in February 2022; these events reveal systemic failures in safety and oversight, mirroring patterns from past tragedies.
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52% Bias Score


Five Inventors Who Died Because of Their Creations
Five inventors died due to their inventions; Robert Cocking in a 1834 parachute accident, Franz Reichelt in a 1912 parachute test, Henry Winstanley from a storm destroying his lighthouse in 1703, Georg Wilhelm Richmann from a lightning strike during an experiment in 1753, and William Bullock from a ...
Five Inventors Who Died Because of Their Creations
Five inventors died due to their inventions; Robert Cocking in a 1834 parachute accident, Franz Reichelt in a 1912 parachute test, Henry Winstanley from a storm destroying his lighthouse in 1703, Georg Wilhelm Richmann from a lightning strike during an experiment in 1753, and William Bullock from a ...
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52% Bias Score

CGIL Mobilizes for Workplace Safety Amidst Rising Accident Rates in Italy
The CGIL labor union in Rome and Lazio is holding an assembly on April 12th to address the alarming increase in workplace accidents in Italy, particularly the 6.3% rise in February 2025, and advocate for improved safety regulations ahead of upcoming referendums.

CGIL Mobilizes for Workplace Safety Amidst Rising Accident Rates in Italy
The CGIL labor union in Rome and Lazio is holding an assembly on April 12th to address the alarming increase in workplace accidents in Italy, particularly the 6.3% rise in February 2025, and advocate for improved safety regulations ahead of upcoming referendums.
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40% Bias Score

Greece's Critical Road Safety Crisis: Pedestrian Danger in Athens
Road safety in Greece is a major issue, particularly in Athens, where pedestrians face constant danger due to reckless driving and insufficient enforcement of traffic laws, resulting in a climate of fear and distrust in authorities.

Greece's Critical Road Safety Crisis: Pedestrian Danger in Athens
Road safety in Greece is a major issue, particularly in Athens, where pedestrians face constant danger due to reckless driving and insufficient enforcement of traffic laws, resulting in a climate of fear and distrust in authorities.
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44% Bias Score

Southeast Germany Reduces Number of Unsecured Railway Crossings
The number of unsecured railway crossings in southeastern Germany is decreasing, with Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony showing notable reductions from 2019 to 2023, while Thuringia saw minimal change; however, ongoing infrastructure projects aim to further decrease the number of these crossings.

Southeast Germany Reduces Number of Unsecured Railway Crossings
The number of unsecured railway crossings in southeastern Germany is decreasing, with Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony showing notable reductions from 2019 to 2023, while Thuringia saw minimal change; however, ongoing infrastructure projects aim to further decrease the number of these crossings.
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44% Bias Score

Frankfurt Carnival Parade Amidst Accidents and Pleasant Weather Forecast
Frankfurt's Carnival parade proceeded smoothly despite accidents: a motorcyclist was seriously injured, and a truck carrying 24,000 liters of peach juice overturned near Gießen; pleasant weather is expected to continue.

Frankfurt Carnival Parade Amidst Accidents and Pleasant Weather Forecast
Frankfurt's Carnival parade proceeded smoothly despite accidents: a motorcyclist was seriously injured, and a truck carrying 24,000 liters of peach juice overturned near Gießen; pleasant weather is expected to continue.
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28% Bias Score

FAA's NOTAM System Crashes, Sparking Safety Concerns After Fatal Accidents
The FAA's primary air safety notification system, NOTAM, crashed for several hours on Saturday, causing initial flight disruption fears after two fatal plane crashes killed 73 people; a backup system mitigated major impacts, but residual delays are possible.

FAA's NOTAM System Crashes, Sparking Safety Concerns After Fatal Accidents
The FAA's primary air safety notification system, NOTAM, crashed for several hours on Saturday, causing initial flight disruption fears after two fatal plane crashes killed 73 people; a backup system mitigated major impacts, but residual delays are possible.
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40% Bias Score

Black Ice Causes Multiple Deaths and Hundreds of Accidents in Bavaria
Widespread black ice in Bavaria, Germany caused at least three deaths and numerous injuries in over 200 traffic accidents on the morning of February 2, 2024, particularly affecting Franconia, Lower Bavaria, Upper Palatinate, and Swabia, resulting in school closures and strained emergency services.

Black Ice Causes Multiple Deaths and Hundreds of Accidents in Bavaria
Widespread black ice in Bavaria, Germany caused at least three deaths and numerous injuries in over 200 traffic accidents on the morning of February 2, 2024, particularly affecting Franconia, Lower Bavaria, Upper Palatinate, and Swabia, resulting in school closures and strained emergency services.
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28% Bias Score
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