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Merz Convenes CDU Leadership Amidst Coalition Challenges and Declining Approval Ratings
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with CDU leadership at the Chancellery to discuss internal party tensions, declining poll ratings, and challenges in the coalition with the SPD, amidst controversies over arms exports and a failed judicial appointment.
Merz Convenes CDU Leadership Amidst Coalition Challenges and Declining Approval Ratings
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz met with CDU leadership at the Chancellery to discuss internal party tensions, declining poll ratings, and challenges in the coalition with the SPD, amidst controversies over arms exports and a failed judicial appointment.
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44% Bias Score
VVD Shifts Rightward in Candidate List
The VVD party has presented its candidate list for upcoming elections, featuring a notable shift towards a more right-wing profile, with Finance Minister Eelco Heinen as number 2 and Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans at number 4, alongside a younger generation of candidates.
VVD Shifts Rightward in Candidate List
The VVD party has presented its candidate list for upcoming elections, featuring a notable shift towards a more right-wing profile, with Finance Minister Eelco Heinen as number 2 and Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans at number 4, alongside a younger generation of candidates.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Nationals Party to Review Net-Zero Commitment Amidst Internal Divisions
The Australian Nationals party is reviewing its commitment to reach net zero emissions by 2050, led by pro-fossil fuel Senator Matt Canavan, due to internal party disputes and concerns about economic impacts, despite widespread scientific agreement on the urgency of emissions reduction.
Australian Nationals Party to Review Net-Zero Commitment Amidst Internal Divisions
The Australian Nationals party is reviewing its commitment to reach net zero emissions by 2050, led by pro-fossil fuel Senator Matt Canavan, due to internal party disputes and concerns about economic impacts, despite widespread scientific agreement on the urgency of emissions reduction.
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64% Bias Score
Australia's Coalition in Crisis, Superbug Threat, and Gaza Violence
Australia's coalition government faces potential collapse due to the Nationals' opposition to net-zero policies; a new study warns of millions of deaths from superbugs by 2050; and Pope Leo XIV condemned the Gaza violence where at least 93 Palestinians were killed while seeking food.
Australia's Coalition in Crisis, Superbug Threat, and Gaza Violence
Australia's coalition government faces potential collapse due to the Nationals' opposition to net-zero policies; a new study warns of millions of deaths from superbugs by 2050; and Pope Leo XIV condemned the Gaza violence where at least 93 Palestinians were killed while seeking food.
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48% Bias Score
Australia's Coalition Party Abandons Plan to Slash International Student Numbers
Following criticism and an election loss, Australia's Coalition party abandoned its plan to cut 80,000 international student places, citing the need for a more sensitive approach and acknowledging the economic contribution of international students to regional universities.
Australia's Coalition Party Abandons Plan to Slash International Student Numbers
Following criticism and an election loss, Australia's Coalition party abandoned its plan to cut 80,000 international student places, citing the need for a more sensitive approach and acknowledging the economic contribution of international students to regional universities.
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64% Bias Score
Coalition's Plummeting Approval Rating: Lowest in Four Decades
Newspoll data reveals an unprecedented drop in the Australian Coalition's primary vote to 29 percent, its lowest since 1985, while Labor leads at 36 percent, with a two-party preferred vote of 57-43 percent, following a federal election that saw Labor secure 94 of 150 seats in the House of Represent...
Coalition's Plummeting Approval Rating: Lowest in Four Decades
Newspoll data reveals an unprecedented drop in the Australian Coalition's primary vote to 29 percent, its lowest since 1985, while Labor leads at 36 percent, with a two-party preferred vote of 57-43 percent, following a federal election that saw Labor secure 94 of 150 seats in the House of Represent...
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44% Bias Score
Advance Targets Net-Zero Supporting Liberal MPs, Exacerbating Coalition Tensions
A right-wing Australian activist group, Advance, is targeting Liberal MPs supporting the 2050 net-zero climate target, intensifying internal Coalition tensions after their election losses and securing \$15.6 million in donations during 2023-24.
Advance Targets Net-Zero Supporting Liberal MPs, Exacerbating Coalition Tensions
A right-wing Australian activist group, Advance, is targeting Liberal MPs supporting the 2050 net-zero climate target, intensifying internal Coalition tensions after their election losses and securing \$15.6 million in donations during 2023-24.
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60% Bias Score
Internal Conflicts Hamper Australian Political Parties' Policy Agendas
Sussan Ley's leadership of the Liberal Party is challenged by internal divisions, particularly regarding childcare policy and climate change, while Labor's productivity agenda clashes with its industrial relations policies, hindering potential economic growth.
Internal Conflicts Hamper Australian Political Parties' Policy Agendas
Sussan Ley's leadership of the Liberal Party is challenged by internal divisions, particularly regarding childcare policy and climate change, while Labor's productivity agenda clashes with its industrial relations policies, hindering potential economic growth.
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68% Bias Score
Newspoll Shows Labor Gaining Ground, Coalition at Historic Low
A Newspoll survey from July 14-17 shows Labor's primary vote rising to 36 percent and the Coalition's falling to 29 percent, their lowest since 1985; Prime Minister Albanese's net approval rating is now zero, while the Coalition's leader Sussan Ley's is minus seven.
Newspoll Shows Labor Gaining Ground, Coalition at Historic Low
A Newspoll survey from July 14-17 shows Labor's primary vote rising to 36 percent and the Coalition's falling to 29 percent, their lowest since 1985; Prime Minister Albanese's net approval rating is now zero, while the Coalition's leader Sussan Ley's is minus seven.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Coalition Deeply Divided on Net-Zero Emissions
The Australian Coalition is deeply divided over its commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050, with the Nationals actively opposing the policy while moderate Liberals support it; this internal conflict threatens the Coalition's stability and electability, creating an opportunity for the Labor governm...
Australian Coalition Deeply Divided on Net-Zero Emissions
The Australian Coalition is deeply divided over its commitment to net-zero emissions by 2050, with the Nationals actively opposing the policy while moderate Liberals support it; this internal conflict threatens the Coalition's stability and electability, creating an opportunity for the Labor governm...
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52% Bias Score
Thuringia's 'Brombeer-Koalition' Fractures SPD-Left Alliance
The SPD's participation in Thuringia's 'Brombeer-Koalition' has severely strained its relationship with the Left party, raising concerns about cooperation with the AfD and future coalition prospects.
Thuringia's 'Brombeer-Koalition' Fractures SPD-Left Alliance
The SPD's participation in Thuringia's 'Brombeer-Koalition' has severely strained its relationship with the Left party, raising concerns about cooperation with the AfD and future coalition prospects.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine's Ruling Party Lacks Stable Parliamentary Majority
Ukraine's ruling Servant of the People party lacks a stable parliamentary majority, relying on ad-hoc coalitions including former members of the banned Opposition Platform – For Life party to pass legislation, as highlighted by the July 17th vote on the new government where only 201 of 231 MPs voted...
Ukraine's Ruling Party Lacks Stable Parliamentary Majority
Ukraine's ruling Servant of the People party lacks a stable parliamentary majority, relying on ad-hoc coalitions including former members of the banned Opposition Platform – For Life party to pass legislation, as highlighted by the July 17th vote on the new government where only 201 of 231 MPs voted...
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44% Bias Score
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