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Germany's Slow Economic Recovery, Political Turmoil, and Climate Concerns
Germany faces a slow economic recovery with projected GDP growth of 0.2 percent this year, while political controversies surround a former Deutsche Bahn manager's withdrawn appointment and Israel's closure of a West Bank border crossing impacting aid to Gaza, amidst escalating climate change warning...
Germany's Slow Economic Recovery, Political Turmoil, and Climate Concerns
Germany faces a slow economic recovery with projected GDP growth of 0.2 percent this year, while political controversies surround a former Deutsche Bahn manager's withdrawn appointment and Israel's closure of a West Bank border crossing impacting aid to Gaza, amidst escalating climate change warning...
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24% Bias Score
New York Fashion Week: A subdued event amid political polarization and economic uncertainty
The New York Fashion Week, held from September 11-16, saw a notable decrease in political statements, overshadowed by the assassination of a conservative influencer and the economic struggles of online wholesale distributors.
New York Fashion Week: A subdued event amid political polarization and economic uncertainty
The New York Fashion Week, held from September 11-16, saw a notable decrease in political statements, overshadowed by the assassination of a conservative influencer and the economic struggles of online wholesale distributors.
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24% Bias Score
Australia's National Debt to Surpass $1 Trillion by 2026
Australia's national debt is projected to exceed \$1 trillion by 2026, with interest payments reaching \$24.4 billion in the last financial year alone, the fastest-growing budget expense, raising concerns among economists.
Australia's National Debt to Surpass $1 Trillion by 2026
Australia's national debt is projected to exceed \$1 trillion by 2026, with interest payments reaching \$24.4 billion in the last financial year alone, the fastest-growing budget expense, raising concerns among economists.
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48% Bias Score
The Rise of Meaningless Work and the Financial Sector's Dominance
This analysis examines the increasing prevalence of meaningless work, particularly in developed countries, its connection to the dominance of the financial sector, and alternative organizational models.
The Rise of Meaningless Work and the Financial Sector's Dominance
This analysis examines the increasing prevalence of meaningless work, particularly in developed countries, its connection to the dominance of the financial sector, and alternative organizational models.
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40% Bias Score
Global Automakers' Profits Halved Amidst E-Car Slump and Market Challenges
A new study reveals that the operating profit of the world's 19 largest automakers plummeted by 49.2 percent in the first half of 2024, reaching €42.8 billion compared to €84.3 billion in the same period last year, while revenue remained stagnant, due to weak e-car sales, price wars, and high transf...
Global Automakers' Profits Halved Amidst E-Car Slump and Market Challenges
A new study reveals that the operating profit of the world's 19 largest automakers plummeted by 49.2 percent in the first half of 2024, reaching €42.8 billion compared to €84.3 billion in the same period last year, while revenue remained stagnant, due to weak e-car sales, price wars, and high transf...
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52% Bias Score
Greek Economic Measures Fall Short, Survey Shows
A survey by MRB for the Athens Chamber of Commerce reveals that 2/3 of Attica residents find their income insufficient, 73.1% see no substantial support for small businesses from recent government announcements, and 59.8% view the measures negatively.
Greek Economic Measures Fall Short, Survey Shows
A survey by MRB for the Athens Chamber of Commerce reveals that 2/3 of Attica residents find their income insufficient, 73.1% see no substantial support for small businesses from recent government announcements, and 59.8% view the measures negatively.
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32% Bias Score
Malawi's Mutharika Wins Presidency Amidst Economic Crisis
In Malawi's presidential election, former president Peter Mutharika secured a resounding victory with 56.8% of the vote, defeating incumbent Lazarus Chakwera, whose tenure was marked by an economic crisis, high inflation, and climate disasters.
Malawi's Mutharika Wins Presidency Amidst Economic Crisis
In Malawi's presidential election, former president Peter Mutharika secured a resounding victory with 56.8% of the vote, defeating incumbent Lazarus Chakwera, whose tenure was marked by an economic crisis, high inflation, and climate disasters.
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32% Bias Score
Spain seeks OECD help to curb surging sick leave costs
Spain's soaring sick leave costs, nearing €33 billion in 2024 and projected to increase significantly, have prompted the government to seek the OECD's assistance in developing solutions, involving meetings with various ministries and social agents.
Spain seeks OECD help to curb surging sick leave costs
Spain's soaring sick leave costs, nearing €33 billion in 2024 and projected to increase significantly, have prompted the government to seek the OECD's assistance in developing solutions, involving meetings with various ministries and social agents.
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16% Bias Score
Malawi Presidential Election: Low Turnout Amidst Economic Crisis
Malawi held a presidential election on Tuesday with a lower than expected voter turnout of 51%, amidst the country's worst economic crisis in decades, marked by high inflation, food shortages, and climate change impacts; the race is primarily between incumbent Lazarus Chakwera and former president P...
Malawi Presidential Election: Low Turnout Amidst Economic Crisis
Malawi held a presidential election on Tuesday with a lower than expected voter turnout of 51%, amidst the country's worst economic crisis in decades, marked by high inflation, food shortages, and climate change impacts; the race is primarily between incumbent Lazarus Chakwera and former president P...
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44% Bias Score
Turkey's Citizen Debt Exceeds 5 Trillion TL Amidst Economic Crisis
Data from the Turkish Banks Association reveals that Turkish citizens' total debt has surpassed 5 trillion TL due to the deepening economic crisis, with credit card debt accounting for a significant portion.
Turkey's Citizen Debt Exceeds 5 Trillion TL Amidst Economic Crisis
Data from the Turkish Banks Association reveals that Turkish citizens' total debt has surpassed 5 trillion TL due to the deepening economic crisis, with credit card debt accounting for a significant portion.
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20% Bias Score
France's Debt Crisis Topples Government, Reflecting Broader G7 Fiscal Peril
The collapse of France's government, fueled by a €3.4-trillion debt and austerity opposition, mirrors a wider G7 fiscal crisis marked by high debt-to-GDP ratios and dwindling investor confidence.
France's Debt Crisis Topples Government, Reflecting Broader G7 Fiscal Peril
The collapse of France's government, fueled by a €3.4-trillion debt and austerity opposition, mirrors a wider G7 fiscal crisis marked by high debt-to-GDP ratios and dwindling investor confidence.
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64% Bias Score
Cuba Experiences Fifth Nationwide Blackout in Less Than a Year
On September 10th, 2025, a faulty overheating signal at Cuba's main power plant, Antonio-Guiteras, triggered a nationwide blackout, the fifth such incident in under a year, leaving most of the 9.7 million inhabitants without power.
Cuba Experiences Fifth Nationwide Blackout in Less Than a Year
On September 10th, 2025, a faulty overheating signal at Cuba's main power plant, Antonio-Guiteras, triggered a nationwide blackout, the fifth such incident in under a year, leaving most of the 9.7 million inhabitants without power.
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16% Bias Score
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