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China's Dating Crisis: Gender Imbalance and the Search for Love
Violet Du Feng's documentary, "The Dating Game," follows a dating coach and his clients in China, revealing the challenges faced by single men due to a 30 million gender imbalance stemming from the one-child policy and societal pressures, while also exploring the rise of virtual boyfriends.
China's Dating Crisis: Gender Imbalance and the Search for Love
Violet Du Feng's documentary, "The Dating Game," follows a dating coach and his clients in China, revealing the challenges faced by single men due to a 30 million gender imbalance stemming from the one-child policy and societal pressures, while also exploring the rise of virtual boyfriends.
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52% Bias Score


Record-Breaking Solstice Crowd at Stonehenge
A record-breaking 25,000 people celebrated the summer solstice at Stonehenge on what could be the UK's hottest day of the year, causing some traffic issues but otherwise a peaceful event.
Record-Breaking Solstice Crowd at Stonehenge
A record-breaking 25,000 people celebrated the summer solstice at Stonehenge on what could be the UK's hottest day of the year, causing some traffic issues but otherwise a peaceful event.
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32% Bias Score


Catalan Cuisine Returns to its Roots
Catalan cuisine is undergoing a revival, with Michelin-starred chefs emphasizing local ingredients and traditional techniques to counter the previous trend of molecular gastronomy, showcasing the region's rich culinary heritage and positioning Catalonia as a top gastronomic destination in 2025.
Catalan Cuisine Returns to its Roots
Catalan cuisine is undergoing a revival, with Michelin-starred chefs emphasizing local ingredients and traditional techniques to counter the previous trend of molecular gastronomy, showcasing the region's rich culinary heritage and positioning Catalonia as a top gastronomic destination in 2025.
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44% Bias Score


Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground": A 19th-Century Critique of Societal Hypocrisy
Fyodor Dostoevsky's 1864 "Notes from Underground" features a 40-year-old man in 19th-century Europe who criticizes societal hypocrisy, expressing disillusionment with progress and virtue, which resonates with modern anxieties about corruption and societal failings.
Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground": A 19th-Century Critique of Societal Hypocrisy
Fyodor Dostoevsky's 1864 "Notes from Underground" features a 40-year-old man in 19th-century Europe who criticizes societal hypocrisy, expressing disillusionment with progress and virtue, which resonates with modern anxieties about corruption and societal failings.
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36% Bias Score


Tortosa: History, Nature, and Rice in the Ebro Delta
Tortosa, Spain, a city on the Ebro River, combines historical sites like the Zuda Castle (now a Parador hotel) and Modernist architecture with the nearby Ebro Delta's natural beauty, offering cultural and nature tourism. The city's strategic location has influenced its history, marked by periods of ...
Tortosa: History, Nature, and Rice in the Ebro Delta
Tortosa, Spain, a city on the Ebro River, combines historical sites like the Zuda Castle (now a Parador hotel) and Modernist architecture with the nearby Ebro Delta's natural beauty, offering cultural and nature tourism. The city's strategic location has influenced its history, marked by periods of ...
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12% Bias Score


The Disappearing Bar: A Threat to Social Life in Rural Spain
Sociologist Javier Rueda's research reveals the decline of traditional Spanish bars, highlighting their role in community life and proposing "Public Rural Houses" to revitalize rural areas by fostering social interaction and combating social isolation.
The Disappearing Bar: A Threat to Social Life in Rural Spain
Sociologist Javier Rueda's research reveals the decline of traditional Spanish bars, highlighting their role in community life and proposing "Public Rural Houses" to revitalize rural areas by fostering social interaction and combating social isolation.
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52% Bias Score

Graphic Novels Fueling a Surge in Live-Action Film Adaptations
The recent release of "Juliette en primavera" and "La furgo," both live-action adaptations of graphic novels, underscores a growing trend in film, driven by economic factors and a need for fresh content, with notable examples ranging from "Ghost World" to recent Spanish productions.

Graphic Novels Fueling a Surge in Live-Action Film Adaptations
The recent release of "Juliette en primavera" and "La furgo," both live-action adaptations of graphic novels, underscores a growing trend in film, driven by economic factors and a need for fresh content, with notable examples ranging from "Ghost World" to recent Spanish productions.
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16% Bias Score

Labubu Dolls: A Global Phenomenon Boosting Chinese Soft Power
Chinese toy maker Pop Mart's Labubu doll has become a global viral sensation, tripling company profits in a year, driven by unique design, celebrity endorsements, and Pop Mart's blind box sales strategy; its popularity has even been cited as an example of expanding Chinese soft power.

Labubu Dolls: A Global Phenomenon Boosting Chinese Soft Power
Chinese toy maker Pop Mart's Labubu doll has become a global viral sensation, tripling company profits in a year, driven by unique design, celebrity endorsements, and Pop Mart's blind box sales strategy; its popularity has even been cited as an example of expanding Chinese soft power.
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44% Bias Score

Dance Campaign Raises Awareness for Refugees
Jeny BSG launched a global dance campaign, "Dance4Refugees," promoting support for refugees through social media and donations, using her song "Wake up, wake up," and inspired by her family's refugee experience from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Dance Campaign Raises Awareness for Refugees
Jeny BSG launched a global dance campaign, "Dance4Refugees," promoting support for refugees through social media and donations, using her song "Wake up, wake up," and inspired by her family's refugee experience from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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44% Bias Score

San Isidro Festival: High Attendance Masks Concerns Over Bull Quality"
The 2023 San Isidro bullfighting festival in Madrid attracted 576,228 spectators, yet was marked by criticism of the bulls' poor quality, contrasting with the triumph of Morante de la Puebla, exposing a gap between technical skill and artistic expression in modern bullfighting.

San Isidro Festival: High Attendance Masks Concerns Over Bull Quality"
The 2023 San Isidro bullfighting festival in Madrid attracted 576,228 spectators, yet was marked by criticism of the bulls' poor quality, contrasting with the triumph of Morante de la Puebla, exposing a gap between technical skill and artistic expression in modern bullfighting.
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60% Bias Score

Peru's Maido Tops World's Best Restaurants List
Peru's Maido restaurant is now ranked the world's best, surpassing Spain's Disfrutar, while Spain's Etxebarri holds second place and the European top spot; Etxebarri's tasting menu costs €280.

Peru's Maido Tops World's Best Restaurants List
Peru's Maido restaurant is now ranked the world's best, surpassing Spain's Disfrutar, while Spain's Etxebarri holds second place and the European top spot; Etxebarri's tasting menu costs €280.
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40% Bias Score

Ernaux's Photo-Diary: A Hybrid Autobiographical Work
Annie Ernaux's new photo-diary, published in Spanish, interweaves 120 personal photographs with diary entries from 1963 to 2023, revealing recurring themes from her previous works and offering a unique perspective on autobiographical writing.

Ernaux's Photo-Diary: A Hybrid Autobiographical Work
Annie Ernaux's new photo-diary, published in Spanish, interweaves 120 personal photographs with diary entries from 1963 to 2023, revealing recurring themes from her previous works and offering a unique perspective on autobiographical writing.
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12% Bias Score
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