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New EU Experience Center Opens in Budapest
A new EU Experience Center in Budapest, created by the European Parliament and Commission, uses interactive tools to educate visitors about the EU's functions, citizen perspectives, and current events, complementing 16 similar centers across Europe.
New EU Experience Center Opens in Budapest
A new EU Experience Center in Budapest, created by the European Parliament and Commission, uses interactive tools to educate visitors about the EU's functions, citizen perspectives, and current events, complementing 16 similar centers across Europe.
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36% Bias Score
Nizhny Novgorod's "You Decide!" Project Showcases High Resident Engagement
Over 50 residents of Nizhny Novgorod's Sormovsky district attended an August 21, 2025 workshop on the "You Decide!" project, which has funded over 5,000 resident initiatives, with discussions focused on future projects including new sports facilities at Schools No. 156 and 79.
Nizhny Novgorod's "You Decide!" Project Showcases High Resident Engagement
Over 50 residents of Nizhny Novgorod's Sormovsky district attended an August 21, 2025 workshop on the "You Decide!" project, which has funded over 5,000 resident initiatives, with discussions focused on future projects including new sports facilities at Schools No. 156 and 79.
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48% Bias Score
French Constitutional Council Partially Blocks Pesticide Law, Exposing Science Gap in Policy
The French Constitutional Council partially blocked the Duplomb law's attempt to reinstate the banned pesticide acetamiprid due to insufficient scientific justification, exposing flaws in integrating science into public policy and prompting a 2 million-signature petition.
French Constitutional Council Partially Blocks Pesticide Law, Exposing Science Gap in Policy
The French Constitutional Council partially blocked the Duplomb law's attempt to reinstate the banned pesticide acetamiprid due to insufficient scientific justification, exposing flaws in integrating science into public policy and prompting a 2 million-signature petition.
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" Initiative Exceeds Expectations with 1,400+ Green Space Proposals
Hamburg's "Abpflastern: von Grau zu Grün" initiative, launched in late April, seeks to replace paved areas with green spaces to combat climate change; over 1,400 proposals for removing pavement have been submitted, with many resulting in community discussions about urban greening.
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" Initiative Exceeds Expectations with 1,400+ Green Space Proposals
Hamburg's "Abpflastern: von Grau zu Grün" initiative, launched in late April, seeks to replace paved areas with green spaces to combat climate change; over 1,400 proposals for removing pavement have been submitted, with many resulting in community discussions about urban greening.
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36% Bias Score
Italian Lawmakers to Maintain Party Control Over Candidate Selection in New Electoral Law
Ignoring public opinion, Italian lawmakers are crafting a new electoral law that preserves party control over candidate selection, further weakening citizen representation and potentially worsening the quality of governance.
Italian Lawmakers to Maintain Party Control Over Candidate Selection in New Electoral Law
Ignoring public opinion, Italian lawmakers are crafting a new electoral law that preserves party control over candidate selection, further weakening citizen representation and potentially worsening the quality of governance.
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60% Bias Score
Munich Launches €1 Million Citizen Budget for City Improvement Projects
Munich launched a €1 million participatory budgeting initiative, "Munich Budget 2025," allowing residents aged 14+ to propose and vote on city projects until October 31st, 2025, with the goal of enhancing civic engagement and improving the city based on citizen priorities.
Munich Launches €1 Million Citizen Budget for City Improvement Projects
Munich launched a €1 million participatory budgeting initiative, "Munich Budget 2025," allowing residents aged 14+ to propose and vote on city projects until October 31st, 2025, with the goal of enhancing civic engagement and improving the city based on citizen priorities.
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4% Bias Score
Indignez-vous!" to "Bloquons tout": 15 Years of Unresolved Social Issues in France
This article analyzes the evolution of social protest in France, from Stéphane Hessel's optimistic "Indignez-vous!" in 2001 to the more desperate "Bloquons tout" movement in 2023, highlighting the persistence of inequality and the need for citizen engagement.
Indignez-vous!" to "Bloquons tout": 15 Years of Unresolved Social Issues in France
This article analyzes the evolution of social protest in France, from Stéphane Hessel's optimistic "Indignez-vous!" in 2001 to the more desperate "Bloquons tout" movement in 2023, highlighting the persistence of inequality and the need for citizen engagement.
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16% Bias Score
Greek Politics: 25 Years of Unchanged Corruption
In a recent article, an emeritus professor reflects on Anastasis Papalygouras' 2000 book "Peri diaphoras", noting its continued relevance 25 years later due to persistent political corruption, citizen disillusionment, and the erosion of democratic values in Greece.
Greek Politics: 25 Years of Unchanged Corruption
In a recent article, an emeritus professor reflects on Anastasis Papalygouras' 2000 book "Peri diaphoras", noting its continued relevance 25 years later due to persistent political corruption, citizen disillusionment, and the erosion of democratic values in Greece.
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40% Bias Score
Madrid Resident Critiques Almeida's Urban Development, Citing Environmental Damage and Loss of Cultural Identity
A Madrid resident's anonymous social media account, @MadridDecadente, criticizes Mayor Almeida's urban renovations, citing the Plaza de Sol and the potential closure of Café Central as examples of projects harming the city's environment, public spaces, and cultural identity; the account's popularity...
Madrid Resident Critiques Almeida's Urban Development, Citing Environmental Damage and Loss of Cultural Identity
A Madrid resident's anonymous social media account, @MadridDecadente, criticizes Mayor Almeida's urban renovations, citing the Plaza de Sol and the potential closure of Café Central as examples of projects harming the city's environment, public spaces, and cultural identity; the account's popularity...
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56% Bias Score
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" Initiative: Transforming Gray to Green
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" initiative, launched in late April, aims to replace paved surfaces with green spaces to combat climate change; over 1,400 suggestions have been submitted, sparking community discussions and local action.
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" Initiative: Transforming Gray to Green
Hamburg's "Abpflastern" initiative, launched in late April, aims to replace paved surfaces with green spaces to combat climate change; over 1,400 suggestions have been submitted, sparking community discussions and local action.
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36% Bias Score
SCO Cities Seek Sustainable Urban Development Through Smart City Strategies
Facing urbanization pressures, SCO cities are adopting smart city strategies, learning from China's experience in using technology for inclusive urban renovation, emphasizing city-to-city cooperation to create sustainable and socially responsive urban development.
SCO Cities Seek Sustainable Urban Development Through Smart City Strategies
Facing urbanization pressures, SCO cities are adopting smart city strategies, learning from China's experience in using technology for inclusive urban renovation, emphasizing city-to-city cooperation to create sustainable and socially responsive urban development.
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44% Bias Score
Greece Launches National Public Service Evaluation Platform
Greece launches a national online platform this week for citizens to rate public services, starting with 5 million registered citizens evaluating government and municipal agencies, digital services, and municipal services, with public feedback to be available in May.
Greece Launches National Public Service Evaluation Platform
Greece launches a national online platform this week for citizens to rate public services, starting with 5 million registered citizens evaluating government and municipal agencies, digital services, and municipal services, with public feedback to be available in May.
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40% Bias Score
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