German Election Polling Shows CDU Lead; Coalition Government Crucial for Climate Action
Germany's upcoming February 23, 2025, election shows CDU leading, followed by AfD, SPD, and Greens; the need for a stable coalition government to address climate change and economic sustainability is highlighted, with a CDU-Green coalition considered a viable option despite ideological differences.
German Election Polling Shows CDU Lead; Coalition Government Crucial for Climate Action
Germany's upcoming February 23, 2025, election shows CDU leading, followed by AfD, SPD, and Greens; the need for a stable coalition government to address climate change and economic sustainability is highlighted, with a CDU-Green coalition considered a viable option despite ideological differences.
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48% Bias Score
Labor's Support Plummets to New Low Amid Economic Concerns
A Resolve Political Monitor survey reveals a sharp decline in Labor's primary vote to 27 percent, the lowest since the last election, with 59 percent of voters feeling worse off economically, while the Coalition is favored to improve the economy and leads in two-party preferred terms by 51 to 49 per...
Labor's Support Plummets to New Low Amid Economic Concerns
A Resolve Political Monitor survey reveals a sharp decline in Labor's primary vote to 27 percent, the lowest since the last election, with 59 percent of voters feeling worse off economically, while the Coalition is favored to improve the economy and leads in two-party preferred terms by 51 to 49 per...
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52% Bias Score
CDU Open to Post-Election Coalition with Greens
Berlin's Governing Mayor Kai Wegner urges his CDU party to consider a post-election coalition with the Greens, citing successful state-level examples and emphasizing the challenges of three-party coalitions while acknowledging the need to win the upcoming Bundestag election.
CDU Open to Post-Election Coalition with Greens
Berlin's Governing Mayor Kai Wegner urges his CDU party to consider a post-election coalition with the Greens, citing successful state-level examples and emphasizing the challenges of three-party coalitions while acknowledging the need to win the upcoming Bundestag election.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Education Budget Talks Stall; \u20ac650 Million Proposal Rejected
Negotiations between the Dutch coalition and five opposition parties on the education budget failed to reach an agreement, leaving a \u20ac650 million proposal short of the opposition's demand for \u20ac1.3 billion in adjustments. Further talks are scheduled for Thursday.
Dutch Education Budget Talks Stall; \u20ac650 Million Proposal Rejected
Negotiations between the Dutch coalition and five opposition parties on the education budget failed to reach an agreement, leaving a \u20ac650 million proposal short of the opposition's demand for \u20ac1.3 billion in adjustments. Further talks are scheduled for Thursday.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Poll Predicts Coalition Victory, Potentially Ending Labor's Single Term
A new poll predicts a major upset in the upcoming Australian federal election, with the Coalition projected to win at least nine seats from Labor, potentially resulting in a minority government—a scenario unseen since 1932.
Australian Poll Predicts Coalition Victory, Potentially Ending Labor's Single Term
A new poll predicts a major upset in the upcoming Australian federal election, with the Coalition projected to win at least nine seats from Labor, potentially resulting in a minority government—a scenario unseen since 1932.
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56% Bias Score
Mitsotakis-Androulakis Meeting Yields Policy Agreements
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and opposition leader Nikos Androulakis met for almost 1.5 hours, exceeding expectations and resulting in agreements on key national issues such as demographic policy and a National Consumer Authority, despite existing policy disagreements.
Mitsotakis-Androulakis Meeting Yields Policy Agreements
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and opposition leader Nikos Androulakis met for almost 1.5 hours, exceeding expectations and resulting in agreements on key national issues such as demographic policy and a National Consumer Authority, despite existing policy disagreements.
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52% Bias Score
CSIRO Report: Nuclear Power Remains Significantly More Expensive Than Renewables
A CSIRO report found nuclear power remains about 50% more expensive than renewables, even after adjusting its modelling to incorporate the opposition's suggested changes, contradicting claims that nuclear power will lower electricity bills.
CSIRO Report: Nuclear Power Remains Significantly More Expensive Than Renewables
A CSIRO report found nuclear power remains about 50% more expensive than renewables, even after adjusting its modelling to incorporate the opposition's suggested changes, contradicting claims that nuclear power will lower electricity bills.
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48% Bias Score
Aruba Election: AVP Wins Narrowly, Futuro Emerges as Kingmaker
In Aruba's closely contested election, AVP secured a narrow victory over MEP with 9 seats to 8, while newcomer Futuro won 3 seats, becoming a key player in coalition negotiations; voter turnout decreased to 78%.
Aruba Election: AVP Wins Narrowly, Futuro Emerges as Kingmaker
In Aruba's closely contested election, AVP secured a narrow victory over MEP with 9 seats to 8, while newcomer Futuro won 3 seats, becoming a key player in coalition negotiations; voter turnout decreased to 78%.
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36% Bias Score
Tight Australian Election Race: Polling Shows Coalition Gaining Ground
With the Australian federal election looming, recent polling indicates a tight race between the Coalition (projected 64 seats) and Labor (59 seats), leaving 14 seats undecided, and highlighting the importance of Western Australia where Prime Minister Albanese will visit to shore up support.
Tight Australian Election Race: Polling Shows Coalition Gaining Ground
With the Australian federal election looming, recent polling indicates a tight race between the Coalition (projected 64 seats) and Labor (59 seats), leaving 14 seats undecided, and highlighting the importance of Western Australia where Prime Minister Albanese will visit to shore up support.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Education Budget Vote Postponed Amidst Coalition Disagreement
A parliamentary vote on the Dutch government's proposed €2 billion education budget cuts has been postponed due to ongoing negotiations between the ruling coalition and opposition parties, who remain deeply divided on several key issues despite some compromises.
Dutch Education Budget Vote Postponed Amidst Coalition Disagreement
A parliamentary vote on the Dutch government's proposed €2 billion education budget cuts has been postponed due to ongoing negotiations between the ruling coalition and opposition parties, who remain deeply divided on several key issues despite some compromises.
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36% Bias Score
Australian Election Polling Shows Tight Race, Labor Facing Potential Minority Government
New polling suggests a tight election race, with the Coalition potentially forming a majority government and Labor facing a minority. The Woolworths pay dispute highlights economic concerns and adds complexity to the election outlook.
Australian Election Polling Shows Tight Race, Labor Facing Potential Minority Government
New polling suggests a tight election race, with the Coalition potentially forming a majority government and Labor facing a minority. The Woolworths pay dispute highlights economic concerns and adds complexity to the election outlook.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Sees Tensions Amid Omtzigt's Return
On December 3rd, 2024, Pieter Omtzigt returned to the Dutch parliament after a two-month absence, sparking notable interactions and tensions among party members, particularly between Omtzigt and the ruling coalition, who criticized his absence while showing limited public acknowledgment of his retur...
Dutch Parliament Sees Tensions Amid Omtzigt's Return
On December 3rd, 2024, Pieter Omtzigt returned to the Dutch parliament after a two-month absence, sparking notable interactions and tensions among party members, particularly between Omtzigt and the ruling coalition, who criticized his absence while showing limited public acknowledgment of his retur...
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44% Bias Score