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Australian Nationals Split from Liberal Party
The Australian Nationals party ended its coalition with the Liberal party, marking the first such split since the 1980s due to disagreements over nuclear power, a regional fund, and other key policies. The treasurer called it a "nuclear meltdown", while the Nationals expressed hope for future reunif...
Australian Nationals Split from Liberal Party
The Australian Nationals party ended its coalition with the Liberal party, marking the first such split since the 1980s due to disagreements over nuclear power, a regional fund, and other key policies. The treasurer called it a "nuclear meltdown", while the Nationals expressed hope for future reunif...
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48% Bias Score


CDU Rejects Left Party Cooperation Amidst Antisemitism Debate
CDU Secretary-General Carsten Linnemann rejects any cooperation with the Left party due to the presence of "extremist groups" and their adoption of the controversial Jerusalem Declaration, while other CDU members advocate for pragmatism in navigating challenging political landscapes.
CDU Rejects Left Party Cooperation Amidst Antisemitism Debate
CDU Secretary-General Carsten Linnemann rejects any cooperation with the Left party due to the presence of "extremist groups" and their adoption of the controversial Jerusalem Declaration, while other CDU members advocate for pragmatism in navigating challenging political landscapes.
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56% Bias Score


PSOE's Vote Against Budget Motion Exposes Tensions in Spanish Government
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) voted against a parliamentary motion urging the government to present a budget, exposing divisions within the ruling coalition and raising concerns about the government's stability and accountability. Several coalition partners abstained from voting, while...
PSOE's Vote Against Budget Motion Exposes Tensions in Spanish Government
The Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) voted against a parliamentary motion urging the government to present a budget, exposing divisions within the ruling coalition and raising concerns about the government's stability and accountability. Several coalition partners abstained from voting, while...
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48% Bias Score


FDP Opposes Frankfurt Crack Addiction Center Location, Threatening Coalition
Frankfurt's FDP opposes the planned crack addiction center near the central station, prompting debate about its location and potentially threatening the ruling coalition; alternative sites are discussed, but challenges remain in balancing public health needs with local community concerns.
FDP Opposes Frankfurt Crack Addiction Center Location, Threatening Coalition
Frankfurt's FDP opposes the planned crack addiction center near the central station, prompting debate about its location and potentially threatening the ruling coalition; alternative sites are discussed, but challenges remain in balancing public health needs with local community concerns.
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48% Bias Score


Liberal Party Leadership Crisis Deepens After Crushing Election Defeat
Following a significant election loss, the Liberal Party faces a leadership contest between Angus Taylor, Sussan Ley, and Dan Tehan, amidst deep divisions over economic policy, internal strategies, and accusations of poor leadership under former leader Peter Dutton.
Liberal Party Leadership Crisis Deepens After Crushing Election Defeat
Following a significant election loss, the Liberal Party faces a leadership contest between Angus Taylor, Sussan Ley, and Dan Tehan, amidst deep divisions over economic policy, internal strategies, and accusations of poor leadership under former leader Peter Dutton.
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56% Bias Score


Dutch Pension Reform Faces Delay Amidst Parliamentary Chaos
The Dutch parliament's debate on the new pension system ended in chaos due to an NSC party proposal for increased participant input, potentially delaying implementation by two years and raising concerns about significant financial consequences for pension participants.
Dutch Pension Reform Faces Delay Amidst Parliamentary Chaos
The Dutch parliament's debate on the new pension system ended in chaos due to an NSC party proposal for increased participant input, potentially delaying implementation by two years and raising concerns about significant financial consequences for pension participants.
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56% Bias Score

Italian Court Ruling on Regional Term Limits Creates Political Rift
Italy's Constitutional Court ruling limiting regional presidents to two terms has blocked Veneto's Luca Zaia's fourth term bid, sparking debate and internal divisions within the ruling right-wing coalition over challenges to similar laws in other regions, particularly Trentino-Alto Adige and Campani...

Italian Court Ruling on Regional Term Limits Creates Political Rift
Italy's Constitutional Court ruling limiting regional presidents to two terms has blocked Veneto's Luca Zaia's fourth term bid, sparking debate and internal divisions within the ruling right-wing coalition over challenges to similar laws in other regions, particularly Trentino-Alto Adige and Campani...
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52% Bias Score

Podemos Andalucía and IU Weigh Future of Por Andalucía Coalition
Podemos Andalucía and Izquierda Unida (IU) in Andalusia are discussing their future in the Por Andalucía coalition for the 2026 regional elections, with internal party processes and national-level political stances creating tension regarding the coalition's continuity.

Podemos Andalucía and IU Weigh Future of Por Andalucía Coalition
Podemos Andalucía and Izquierda Unida (IU) in Andalusia are discussing their future in the Por Andalucía coalition for the 2026 regional elections, with internal party processes and national-level political stances creating tension regarding the coalition's continuity.
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52% Bias Score

Merz Elected Chancellor After Historic First-Round Defeat
Friedrich Merz, despite leading a coalition with a comfortable parliamentary majority, failed to secure election as German Chancellor in the first round of voting—a historical first—due to internal party divisions and concerns over his leadership style and cabinet appointments, ultimately winning in...

Merz Elected Chancellor After Historic First-Round Defeat
Friedrich Merz, despite leading a coalition with a comfortable parliamentary majority, failed to secure election as German Chancellor in the first round of voting—a historical first—due to internal party divisions and concerns over his leadership style and cabinet appointments, ultimately winning in...
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40% Bias Score

Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Vote Failure
Following an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany in a second round with 325 votes, succeeding Olaf Scholz. This unprecedented event since WWII, highlighting internal coalition divisions, prompted criticism from the opposition but congratulations from international l...

Merz Elected German Chancellor After Initial Vote Failure
Following an initial failed vote, Friedrich Merz was elected Chancellor of Germany in a second round with 325 votes, succeeding Olaf Scholz. This unprecedented event since WWII, highlighting internal coalition divisions, prompted criticism from the opposition but congratulations from international l...
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44% Bias Score

Disproportionate Military Burden Fuels Political Crisis in Israel
Ahead of Remembrance Day, new statistics reveal 377 fallen soldiers in the past year, highlighting the disproportionate military burden on non-Haredi Israelis, creating political tensions within the governing coalition and threatening its stability as the debate over mandatory haredi military servic...

Disproportionate Military Burden Fuels Political Crisis in Israel
Ahead of Remembrance Day, new statistics reveal 377 fallen soldiers in the past year, highlighting the disproportionate military burden on non-Haredi Israelis, creating political tensions within the governing coalition and threatening its stability as the debate over mandatory haredi military servic...
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56% Bias Score

German Coalition Divided on Handling AfD's Growing Influence
The German coalition government is deeply divided on how to handle the AfD, the country's second-largest party, as it considers granting the AfD key parliamentary positions, sparking concerns about extremism and national security, despite the CDU's suggestion to treat the party like any other opposi...

German Coalition Divided on Handling AfD's Growing Influence
The German coalition government is deeply divided on how to handle the AfD, the country's second-largest party, as it considers granting the AfD key parliamentary positions, sparking concerns about extremism and national security, despite the CDU's suggestion to treat the party like any other opposi...
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56% Bias Score
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