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Saxon Greens Urge Enhanced Foot-and-Mouth Disease Prevention Measures
Following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Brandenburg, Germany, Saxon Green Party member Wolfram Günther urged improved preventative measures in Saxony, including farmer support and a compensation fund for economic losses from potential transport bans, citing insufficient current mechanisms and...
Saxon Greens Urge Enhanced Foot-and-Mouth Disease Prevention Measures
Following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Brandenburg, Germany, Saxon Green Party member Wolfram Günther urged improved preventative measures in Saxony, including farmer support and a compensation fund for economic losses from potential transport bans, citing insufficient current mechanisms and...
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40% Bias Score
High Court Strengthens Native Title, Opens Door to Major Compensation Claims
The High Court ruled that native title rights are property rights, requiring "just terms" compensation for extinguishment, potentially impacting land under Parliament House and leading to significant compensation claims, like the $700 million claim related to bauxite mining at Gove.
High Court Strengthens Native Title, Opens Door to Major Compensation Claims
The High Court ruled that native title rights are property rights, requiring "just terms" compensation for extinguishment, potentially impacting land under Parliament House and leading to significant compensation claims, like the $700 million claim related to bauxite mining at Gove.
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40% Bias Score
No Storm Éowyn Compensation: Regulatory Constraints Cited
Following the extensive damage caused by Storm Éowyn on January 24th, resulting in calls for compensation, the Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland announced that no compensation will be provided due to regulatory constraints and potential impacts on customer bills.
No Storm Éowyn Compensation: Regulatory Constraints Cited
Following the extensive damage caused by Storm Éowyn on January 24th, resulting in calls for compensation, the Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland announced that no compensation will be provided due to regulatory constraints and potential impacts on customer bills.
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52% Bias Score
Tokyo Marks 80th Anniversary of Devastating WWII Air Raids
Tokyo observed the 80th anniversary of the devastating March 10, 1945, U.S. air raids that killed approximately 100,000 people, prompting calls to preserve the memory of this tragedy for future generations, many of whom were born after the war ended.
Tokyo Marks 80th Anniversary of Devastating WWII Air Raids
Tokyo observed the 80th anniversary of the devastating March 10, 1945, U.S. air raids that killed approximately 100,000 people, prompting calls to preserve the memory of this tragedy for future generations, many of whom were born after the war ended.
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32% Bias Score
Italian Navy Ordered to Pay €1 Million for Asbestos-Related Death
A Rome court ordered the Italian Ministry of Defence to pay €1 million to the family of Clemente Crisci, a Navy sailor who died in 2015 from mesothelioma caused by asbestos exposure during his service (1966-1971) aboard Navy vessels lacking safety measures; the ruling sets a significant legal preced...
Italian Navy Ordered to Pay €1 Million for Asbestos-Related Death
A Rome court ordered the Italian Ministry of Defence to pay €1 million to the family of Clemente Crisci, a Navy sailor who died in 2015 from mesothelioma caused by asbestos exposure during his service (1966-1971) aboard Navy vessels lacking safety measures; the ruling sets a significant legal preced...
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48% Bias Score
Fibrus to Compensate Customers After Storm Éowyn Disruption
Fibrus, a Northern Ireland broadband company, will compensate customers £5 (domestic) or £10 (business) per day for service interruptions exceeding 48 hours due to Storm Éowyn, which affected over 40,000 customers on January 24th. The company chose not to use a "force majeure" clause.
Fibrus to Compensate Customers After Storm Éowyn Disruption
Fibrus, a Northern Ireland broadband company, will compensate customers £5 (domestic) or £10 (business) per day for service interruptions exceeding 48 hours due to Storm Éowyn, which affected over 40,000 customers on January 24th. The company chose not to use a "force majeure" clause.
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36% Bias Score
Greek Orthodox Community Sues Victoria Over $27.91M Land Acquisition for North East Link
The Greek Orthodox Community in Melbourne is suing the Victorian government for $27.91 million in compensation for land compulsorily acquired for the North East Link project, significantly exceeding the $11.48 million offered, due to differing valuations of the land's development potential.
Greek Orthodox Community Sues Victoria Over $27.91M Land Acquisition for North East Link
The Greek Orthodox Community in Melbourne is suing the Victorian government for $27.91 million in compensation for land compulsorily acquired for the North East Link project, significantly exceeding the $11.48 million offered, due to differing valuations of the land's development potential.
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36% Bias Score
High Court Upholds \$700 Million Compensation for Unauthorized Mining on Indigenous Land
The High Court upheld a \$700 million compensation award to the Gumatj clan in northeast Arnhem Land for unauthorized bauxite mining on their land in 1968, a decision that clarifies constitutional issues and sets a significant precedent for future land rights cases.
High Court Upholds \$700 Million Compensation for Unauthorized Mining on Indigenous Land
The High Court upheld a \$700 million compensation award to the Gumatj clan in northeast Arnhem Land for unauthorized bauxite mining on their land in 1968, a decision that clarifies constitutional issues and sets a significant precedent for future land rights cases.
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16% Bias Score
Storm Éowyn: Minister Rejects Customer Compensation for Electricity Damage
Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald rejected proposals to compensate Northern Ireland electricity customers for damages caused by Storm Éowyn on January 24th, citing the significant impact on consumer bills, despite calls from the first and deputy first ministers for NIE Networks to step up and provi...
Storm Éowyn: Minister Rejects Customer Compensation for Electricity Damage
Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald rejected proposals to compensate Northern Ireland electricity customers for damages caused by Storm Éowyn on January 24th, citing the significant impact on consumer bills, despite calls from the first and deputy first ministers for NIE Networks to step up and provi...
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48% Bias Score
Russia's New Mentorship Law: Paid Training, Unclear Implementation
Russia's new labor law (Article 351.8), effective March 1, 2025, requires paid mentorship programs, addressing employee exploitation but creating challenges in defining roles and compensation, leading to confusion among employers and employees.
Russia's New Mentorship Law: Paid Training, Unclear Implementation
Russia's new labor law (Article 351.8), effective March 1, 2025, requires paid mentorship programs, addressing employee exploitation but creating challenges in defining roles and compensation, leading to confusion among employers and employees.
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64% Bias Score
Dutch Tax Authority Compensates 13,000 for Wrongful Blacklist Inclusion
The Dutch tax authority compensated almost 13,000 people for wrongful inclusion on a fraud blacklist (FSV) from 2013-2020, paying €375-€1000 per person, while over 300,000 were on the list; many experienced intensive scrutiny and incorrect tax assessments, highlighting systemic issues and the need f...
Dutch Tax Authority Compensates 13,000 for Wrongful Blacklist Inclusion
The Dutch tax authority compensated almost 13,000 people for wrongful inclusion on a fraud blacklist (FSV) from 2013-2020, paying €375-€1000 per person, while over 300,000 were on the list; many experienced intensive scrutiny and incorrect tax assessments, highlighting systemic issues and the need f...
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40% Bias Score
WA Government Faces \$1.8 Billion Indigenous Land Damage Claim
The Yindjibarndi people are suing the WA government for \$1.8 billion for the destruction of hundreds of cultural heritage sites during Fortescue's iron ore mining at the Solomon Hub in the Pilbara region, with the government offering a paltry \$5-10 million; this Federal Court case will set a prece...
WA Government Faces \$1.8 Billion Indigenous Land Damage Claim
The Yindjibarndi people are suing the WA government for \$1.8 billion for the destruction of hundreds of cultural heritage sites during Fortescue's iron ore mining at the Solomon Hub in the Pilbara region, with the government offering a paltry \$5-10 million; this Federal Court case will set a prece...
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40% Bias Score
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