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Anti-Trump Protest in Brussels Highlights Transatlantic Divide on US Foreign Policy
An anti-Trump protest took place in Brussels on Wednesday, coinciding with a meeting of the Ukraine Contact Group where the US Deputy Secretary of Defense stated that Ukraine's return to pre-2014 borders and NATO membership are unrealistic, highlighting differing views on US foreign policy and democ...
Anti-Trump Protest in Brussels Highlights Transatlantic Divide on US Foreign Policy
An anti-Trump protest took place in Brussels on Wednesday, coinciding with a meeting of the Ukraine Contact Group where the US Deputy Secretary of Defense stated that Ukraine's return to pre-2014 borders and NATO membership are unrealistic, highlighting differing views on US foreign policy and democ...
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40% Bias Score
Far-Right Gains Fueled by Economic Anxieties and Historical Revisionism
Far-right parties in Europe and the US are gaining popularity, despite historical warnings about authoritarianism; this is fueled by economic anxieties, a desire to rewrite history, and the support of influential figures like Elon Musk who promote revisionist narratives.
Far-Right Gains Fueled by Economic Anxieties and Historical Revisionism
Far-right parties in Europe and the US are gaining popularity, despite historical warnings about authoritarianism; this is fueled by economic anxieties, a desire to rewrite history, and the support of influential figures like Elon Musk who promote revisionist narratives.
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60% Bias Score
German Protests Against Potential Far-Right Coalition
Hundreds of thousands of Germans are protesting a potential coalition between CDU/CSU, FDP, and AfD due to concerns about the far-right AfD's influence on migration policies; the CDU/CSU's embrace of AfD talking points on this issue is central to the crisis.
German Protests Against Potential Far-Right Coalition
Hundreds of thousands of Germans are protesting a potential coalition between CDU/CSU, FDP, and AfD due to concerns about the far-right AfD's influence on migration policies; the CDU/CSU's embrace of AfD talking points on this issue is central to the crisis.
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64% 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
Low Civic Knowledge Spurs Nationwide Push for Enhanced Civics Education in Colleges
A significant portion of Americans lack basic civic knowledge, leading to initiatives in colleges across the US—both red and blue states—to boost civics education and civil discourse to improve democratic participation and public trust in higher education.
Low Civic Knowledge Spurs Nationwide Push for Enhanced Civics Education in Colleges
A significant portion of Americans lack basic civic knowledge, leading to initiatives in colleges across the US—both red and blue states—to boost civics education and civil discourse to improve democratic participation and public trust in higher education.
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20% Bias Score
Surge in Attacks on Election Workers and Posters in Berlin Before Bundestag Election
In the two weeks before the German Bundestag election, Berlin saw 251 attacks on election workers and campaign posters, a sharp increase from 49 reported earlier, affecting all parties but especially the CDU (82 incidents), AfD (65), and SPD (50). Incidents ranged from vandalism to physical assault,...
Surge in Attacks on Election Workers and Posters in Berlin Before Bundestag Election
In the two weeks before the German Bundestag election, Berlin saw 251 attacks on election workers and campaign posters, a sharp increase from 49 reported earlier, affecting all parties but especially the CDU (82 incidents), AfD (65), and SPD (50). Incidents ranged from vandalism to physical assault,...
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44% Bias Score
Greek Opposition Criticizes Presidential Election Process Amidst Internal Divisions
The Greek Parliament elected Konstantinos Tasoulas as President; however, the opposition criticized the process, citing a lack of consensus despite their own internal divisions, which included disagreements on candidate selection and differing interpretations of 'consensus.'
Greek Opposition Criticizes Presidential Election Process Amidst Internal Divisions
The Greek Parliament elected Konstantinos Tasoulas as President; however, the opposition criticized the process, citing a lack of consensus despite their own internal divisions, which included disagreements on candidate selection and differing interpretations of 'consensus.'
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Major Parties Strike Deal on Electoral Reform, Sidelining Crossbenchers
Australia's major parties reached a deal to cap political donations at $50,000 and campaign spending, increasing public funding per vote to $5, while sidelining crossbenchers who criticized the lack of parliamentary scrutiny. The changes are slated to take effect in 2028.
Australia's Major Parties Strike Deal on Electoral Reform, Sidelining Crossbenchers
Australia's major parties reached a deal to cap political donations at $50,000 and campaign spending, increasing public funding per vote to $5, while sidelining crossbenchers who criticized the lack of parliamentary scrutiny. The changes are slated to take effect in 2028.
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Government Crackdown on Opposition Figures
CHP representatives visited Suat Toktaş (Halk TV), mayors Ahmet Özer and Rıza Akpolat, and Tayfun Kahraman in Silivri prison, highlighting the Turkish government's increasing use of judicial measures against political figures and journalists, reflecting their fear of losing power.
Turkish Government Crackdown on Opposition Figures
CHP representatives visited Suat Toktaş (Halk TV), mayors Ahmet Özer and Rıza Akpolat, and Tayfun Kahraman in Silivri prison, highlighting the Turkish government's increasing use of judicial measures against political figures and journalists, reflecting their fear of losing power.
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56% Bias Score
Inspectors General Sue Trump Over Firings
Eight former inspectors general, fired by President Trump last month, filed a lawsuit claiming their dismissal violated the law due to the lack of a 30-day notice to Congress and a substantive rationale, prompting bipartisan criticism and concerns about threats to democracy.
Inspectors General Sue Trump Over Firings
Eight former inspectors general, fired by President Trump last month, filed a lawsuit claiming their dismissal violated the law due to the lack of a 30-day notice to Congress and a substantive rationale, prompting bipartisan criticism and concerns about threats to democracy.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Aggressive Strategy Tests US Democratic Institutions
Following his return to the White House, Donald Trump implemented a wide-ranging political offensive, encountering resistance from federal judges and a largely passive Republican Congress, creating concerns about the future of US democratic institutions and the balance of power; key figures include ...
Trump's Aggressive Strategy Tests US Democratic Institutions
Following his return to the White House, Donald Trump implemented a wide-ranging political offensive, encountering resistance from federal judges and a largely passive Republican Congress, creating concerns about the future of US democratic institutions and the balance of power; key figures include ...
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68% Bias Score
Surge in Attacks on Election Workers and Posters in Berlin Before Bundestag Election
In the two weeks before the German Bundestag election, Berlin saw 251 attacks on election workers and campaign posters, a sharp increase from 49 two weeks prior; the CDU was targeted most (82 cases), followed by the AfD (65) and SPD (50).
Surge in Attacks on Election Workers and Posters in Berlin Before Bundestag Election
In the two weeks before the German Bundestag election, Berlin saw 251 attacks on election workers and campaign posters, a sharp increase from 49 two weeks prior; the CDU was targeted most (82 cases), followed by the AfD (65) and SPD (50).
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40% Bias Score
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