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German Bundestag Shrinks, Yields Largest Parliament Title to European Parliament
The German Bundestag convened today with 630 members, smaller than before due to electoral reforms, making the European Parliament the world's largest democratically elected parliament. This change affects the number of citizens each representative represents.
German Bundestag Shrinks, Yields Largest Parliament Title to European Parliament
The German Bundestag convened today with 630 members, smaller than before due to electoral reforms, making the European Parliament the world's largest democratically elected parliament. This change affects the number of citizens each representative represents.
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32% Bias Score
U.S. Political Scientists See Echoes of China's Past in Trump Era
American political scientists draw parallels between the Trump administration's actions and historical political suppression in China, citing similarities in media control, personality cults, and the purging of perceived opponents; they also compare Trump's and Xi Jinping's foreign policies, express...
U.S. Political Scientists See Echoes of China's Past in Trump Era
American political scientists draw parallels between the Trump administration's actions and historical political suppression in China, citing similarities in media control, personality cults, and the purging of perceived opponents; they also compare Trump's and Xi Jinping's foreign policies, express...
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48% Bias Score
Starmer's Win: A Warning from Scholz and Albanese
Keir Starmer's Labour Party won the 2024 UK election using a "small target" strategy, similar to Olaf Scholz and Anthony Albanese, but their subsequent governance struggles and declining approval ratings serve as a warning.
Starmer's Win: A Warning from Scholz and Albanese
Keir Starmer's Labour Party won the 2024 UK election using a "small target" strategy, similar to Olaf Scholz and Anthony Albanese, but their subsequent governance struggles and declining approval ratings serve as a warning.
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44% Bias Score
Ineffective Israeli Opposition: A Threat to Democracy
Following the ouster of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau due to opposition pressure, Israel's opposition is underperforming: from October 7, 2023 to the end of October 2024, it submitted only 271 of 361 parliamentary questions, with key figures showing low Kne...
Ineffective Israeli Opposition: A Threat to Democracy
Following the ouster of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau due to opposition pressure, Israel's opposition is underperforming: from October 7, 2023 to the end of October 2024, it submitted only 271 of 361 parliamentary questions, with key figures showing low Kne...
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48% Bias Score
Trump's 'Reactionary Revolution': Restructuring the US State Through Executive Orders
President Trump's second term is marked by numerous executive orders drastically altering US immigration policy and the administrative state, drawing historical parallels to Roosevelt's New Deal but with a contrasting goal of weakening democratic institutions; the approach faces legal challenges and...
Trump's 'Reactionary Revolution': Restructuring the US State Through Executive Orders
President Trump's second term is marked by numerous executive orders drastically altering US immigration policy and the administrative state, drawing historical parallels to Roosevelt's New Deal but with a contrasting goal of weakening democratic institutions; the approach faces legal challenges and...
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48% Bias Score
Greek Prime Minister's Proposal for Presidential Term Limits Faces Criticism
The Greek Prime Minister proposed a single six-year term for the President, a move criticized for its lack of justification given the President's limited powers, potentially increasing political conflict and overlooking the significantly more powerful Prime Minister's office.
Greek Prime Minister's Proposal for Presidential Term Limits Faces Criticism
The Greek Prime Minister proposed a single six-year term for the President, a move criticized for its lack of justification given the President's limited powers, potentially increasing political conflict and overlooking the significantly more powerful Prime Minister's office.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's McKinley Obsession: A Comparison of Tariffs and Expansionism
Donald Trump draws parallels between himself and President William McKinley, highlighting McKinley's use of tariffs and expansionist policies. However, while McKinley initially championed high tariffs, he later advocated for reciprocal trade agreements, unlike Trump's broader application of tariffs....
Trump's McKinley Obsession: A Comparison of Tariffs and Expansionism
Donald Trump draws parallels between himself and President William McKinley, highlighting McKinley's use of tariffs and expansionist policies. However, while McKinley initially championed high tariffs, he later advocated for reciprocal trade agreements, unlike Trump's broader application of tariffs....
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands vs. US: Why Direct Comparisons Fail
The author contrasts the Netherlands and the US, highlighting differences in their political systems, economic inequalities, social cohesion, and attitudes towards authority, arguing against uncritically importing US analyses into the Dutch context.
Netherlands vs. US: Why Direct Comparisons Fail
The author contrasts the Netherlands and the US, highlighting differences in their political systems, economic inequalities, social cohesion, and attitudes towards authority, arguing against uncritically importing US analyses into the Dutch context.
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56% Bias Score
German Election Echoes French Political Landscape, Raising Concerns for European Stability
The German federal election results show a center-right victory mirroring France's political climate, with declining center-left parties and rising far-right support creating similar challenges for both nations' governments.
German Election Echoes French Political Landscape, Raising Concerns for European Stability
The German federal election results show a center-right victory mirroring France's political climate, with declining center-left parties and rising far-right support creating similar challenges for both nations' governments.
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60% Bias Score
PP's Silence on Trump Exposes Hyperbolic Criticism of Spanish Government
The Spanish People's Party's unexpected silence on Donald Trump's controversial presidency, despite initial criticism from some members, exposes the exaggeration in their previous attacks on the Spanish government's authoritarianism and raises questions about their future political strategy.
PP's Silence on Trump Exposes Hyperbolic Criticism of Spanish Government
The Spanish People's Party's unexpected silence on Donald Trump's controversial presidency, despite initial criticism from some members, exposes the exaggeration in their previous attacks on the Spanish government's authoritarianism and raises questions about their future political strategy.
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Rapid Policy Changes Draw Parallels to Roosevelt, but with Opposite Goals
Donald Trump's administration is rapidly changing US immigration policy and the administrative state through executive orders, drawing comparisons to Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal but with contrasting aims, facing potential legal challenges and public backlash.
Trump's Rapid Policy Changes Draw Parallels to Roosevelt, but with Opposite Goals
Donald Trump's administration is rapidly changing US immigration policy and the administrative state through executive orders, drawing comparisons to Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal but with contrasting aims, facing potential legal challenges and public backlash.
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40% Bias Score
Abbott Blames Defeat on Internal Party Conflicts and External Forces
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott blames his 2019 electoral defeat on internal party conflicts, Senate obstruction, and external forces, but his unpopular policies, such as opposing same-sex marriage and climate action, and his failure to adapt to changing public opinion were key factors.
Abbott Blames Defeat on Internal Party Conflicts and External Forces
Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott blames his 2019 electoral defeat on internal party conflicts, Senate obstruction, and external forces, but his unpopular policies, such as opposing same-sex marriage and climate action, and his failure to adapt to changing public opinion were key factors.
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52% Bias Score
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