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Bayrou to Use Article 49.3 to Pass French Budget Bill
French Prime Minister François Bayrou will likely use Article 49.3 on Monday to pass the 2025 budget bill without a vote, aiming to reduce France's deficit, despite the risk of a no-confidence motion and potential government collapse following a June snap election that left parliament with no majori...
Bayrou to Use Article 49.3 to Pass French Budget Bill
French Prime Minister François Bayrou will likely use Article 49.3 on Monday to pass the 2025 budget bill without a vote, aiming to reduce France's deficit, despite the risk of a no-confidence motion and potential government collapse following a June snap election that left parliament with no majori...
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36% Bias Score
French PM Bypasses Parliament to Pass Budget, Facing Censure Threat
French Prime Minister François Bayrou used Article 49.3 to pass the 2025 budget on February 1st, despite potential censure motions from the opposition, maintaining a 5.4% deficit of GDP and reaching a bipartisan agreement in a joint commission.
French PM Bypasses Parliament to Pass Budget, Facing Censure Threat
French Prime Minister François Bayrou used Article 49.3 to pass the 2025 budget on February 1st, despite potential censure motions from the opposition, maintaining a 5.4% deficit of GDP and reaching a bipartisan agreement in a joint commission.
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48% Bias Score
French Budget Negotiations: Bayrou Faces Crucial Vote
Fourteen French parliamentarians are negotiating a €32 billion budget cut to meet EU deficit targets; the Socialist Party's support is crucial, while the far-right's stance is uncertain; failure risks a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Bayrou.
French Budget Negotiations: Bayrou Faces Crucial Vote
Fourteen French parliamentarians are negotiating a €32 billion budget cut to meet EU deficit targets; the Socialist Party's support is crucial, while the far-right's stance is uncertain; failure risks a no-confidence vote against Prime Minister Bayrou.
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48% Bias Score
French Corporate Tax Hike Sparks Relocation Threats
French government's proposed temporary surtax on large companies to address the public deficit has sparked outrage from major CEOs, who threaten relocation; the government argues the measure is necessary, reduced in scope, and temporary.
French Corporate Tax Hike Sparks Relocation Threats
French government's proposed temporary surtax on large companies to address the public deficit has sparked outrage from major CEOs, who threaten relocation; the government argues the measure is necessary, reduced in scope, and temporary.
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44% Bias Score
Federal Government Extends Severance Pay to Eight Months
The federal government is offering eight months of severance pay to eligible employees facing involuntary separation, a policy shift impacting both workforce transitions and taxpayer costs, driven by workforce restructuring and budget considerations.
Federal Government Extends Severance Pay to Eight Months
The federal government is offering eight months of severance pay to eligible employees facing involuntary separation, a policy shift impacting both workforce transitions and taxpayer costs, driven by workforce restructuring and budget considerations.
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36% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Trump's Federal Aid Freeze
A Washington D.C. federal judge issued a temporary restraining order, blocking President Trump's order to freeze federal aid until Monday at 5 PM, citing the potential for irreparable harm; the order affects various programs, including university funding and small business loans, but excludes social...
Judge Blocks Trump's Federal Aid Freeze
A Washington D.C. federal judge issued a temporary restraining order, blocking President Trump's order to freeze federal aid until Monday at 5 PM, citing the potential for irreparable harm; the order affects various programs, including university funding and small business loans, but excludes social...
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56% Bias Score
Trump Administration's Buyout Program Faces Legality Challenges
The Trump administration's offer to pay federal employees through September 30th, despite congressional funding only through mid-March, is considered illegal by some Republican officials who are concerned that the approximately $50 billion cost violates the Anti-Deficiency Act.
Trump Administration's Buyout Program Faces Legality Challenges
The Trump administration's offer to pay federal employees through September 30th, despite congressional funding only through mid-March, is considered illegal by some Republican officials who are concerned that the approximately $50 billion cost violates the Anti-Deficiency Act.
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40% Bias Score
Storm Éowyn: 2,000 Still Without Power Amid Compensation Talks
In the wake of Storm Éowyn, 2,000 Northern Ireland Electricity customers remain without power more than a week later, prompting discussions on compensation, while the total cost to the government is still being assessed.
Storm Éowyn: 2,000 Still Without Power Amid Compensation Talks
In the wake of Storm Éowyn, 2,000 Northern Ireland Electricity customers remain without power more than a week later, prompting discussions on compensation, while the total cost to the government is still being assessed.
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28% Bias Score
India's Slowing GDP Growth Amidst Fiscal Constraints
India's GDP growth has fallen to its slowest rate in years, impacting millions of families struggling with unemployment and rising prices as the government faces constraints in boosting the economy due to fiscal deficit targets.
India's Slowing GDP Growth Amidst Fiscal Constraints
India's GDP growth has fallen to its slowest rate in years, impacting millions of families struggling with unemployment and rising prices as the government faces constraints in boosting the economy due to fiscal deficit targets.
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48% Bias Score
French Parliament Approves 2025 Budget Amidst Political Instability
French lawmakers approved the 2025 budget plan on Friday, despite opposition from left-wing and far-right parties, potentially triggering a no-confidence vote due to the government's lack of a parliamentary majority; this follows inconclusive elections after President Macron's party's defeat in the ...
French Parliament Approves 2025 Budget Amidst Political Instability
French lawmakers approved the 2025 budget plan on Friday, despite opposition from left-wing and far-right parties, potentially triggering a no-confidence vote due to the government's lack of a parliamentary majority; this follows inconclusive elections after President Macron's party's defeat in the ...
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44% Bias Score
RTVE to Use Reserve Fund to Cover €30 Million Loss
RTVE, Spain's public broadcaster, reported €30 million in losses for 2024, exceeding its budget despite additional funding for major sporting events; the broadcaster will utilize its reserve fund to cover the deficit, a measure not taken since 2019.
RTVE to Use Reserve Fund to Cover €30 Million Loss
RTVE, Spain's public broadcaster, reported €30 million in losses for 2024, exceeding its budget despite additional funding for major sporting events; the broadcaster will utilize its reserve fund to cover the deficit, a measure not taken since 2019.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Increases Muface Healthcare Funding by 41.2%
The Spanish government will pay €4.808 billion to private insurers for healthcare services to 1.53 million public employees from 2025-2027, a 41.2% increase resolving previous failed bids due to insurer claims of underfunding and losses, averting service disruptions and internal government tension.
Spain Increases Muface Healthcare Funding by 41.2%
The Spanish government will pay €4.808 billion to private insurers for healthcare services to 1.53 million public employees from 2025-2027, a 41.2% increase resolving previous failed bids due to insurer claims of underfunding and losses, averting service disruptions and internal government tension.
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36% Bias Score
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