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IMF's \$20 Billion Loan to Argentina Sparks Controversy
The IMF controversially loaned Argentina \$20 billion despite its history of defaults, largely due to the influence of President Javier Milei, who enjoys close ties with Donald Trump, raising serious questions about the fund's impartiality and potentially leading to further economic instability in A...
IMF's \$20 Billion Loan to Argentina Sparks Controversy
The IMF controversially loaned Argentina \$20 billion despite its history of defaults, largely due to the influence of President Javier Milei, who enjoys close ties with Donald Trump, raising serious questions about the fund's impartiality and potentially leading to further economic instability in A...
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60% Bias Score
Basque Country Faces Catastrophic Population Decline
A study by CEU predicts a 50% population decline in the Basque Country by 2100 due to low birth rates, emigration, and the lasting impact of ETA terrorism, prompting a shift in the Basque Nationalist Party's outlook on leadership.
Basque Country Faces Catastrophic Population Decline
A study by CEU predicts a 50% population decline in the Basque Country by 2100 due to low birth rates, emigration, and the lasting impact of ETA terrorism, prompting a shift in the Basque Nationalist Party's outlook on leadership.
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52% Bias Score
Lebanon's Post-Attack Crisis: $10 Billion Reconstruction Cost Amidst Banking Turmoil
Israeli attacks on Lebanon caused $10 billion in damages, exacerbating the country's six-year economic crisis, resulting in bank restrictions and protests as citizens struggle to access their savings and the government and banks dispute responsibility for compensation.
Lebanon's Post-Attack Crisis: $10 Billion Reconstruction Cost Amidst Banking Turmoil
Israeli attacks on Lebanon caused $10 billion in damages, exacerbating the country's six-year economic crisis, resulting in bank restrictions and protests as citizens struggle to access their savings and the government and banks dispute responsibility for compensation.
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52% Bias Score
German Window Maker Meeth Declares Bankruptcy Amidst Rising National Insolvencies
Meeth, a 40-year-old German window manufacturer in Wittlich, declared bankruptcy due to a confluence of factors including a faulty computer system and a broader construction industry crisis characterized by increased costs, labor shortages, and reduced building permits, resulting in 90 job losses.
German Window Maker Meeth Declares Bankruptcy Amidst Rising National Insolvencies
Meeth, a 40-year-old German window manufacturer in Wittlich, declared bankruptcy due to a confluence of factors including a faulty computer system and a broader construction industry crisis characterized by increased costs, labor shortages, and reduced building permits, resulting in 90 job losses.
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40% Bias Score
Spain's \$319.2M Airline Subsidy Debt to Face Parliamentary Vote
The Spanish government faces a \$319.2 million debt to airlines due to delayed subsidies for flights connecting the Canary and Balearic Islands to the mainland; a bill to address this will be debated in May, highlighting issues with the current subsidy system.
Spain's \$319.2M Airline Subsidy Debt to Face Parliamentary Vote
The Spanish government faces a \$319.2 million debt to airlines due to delayed subsidies for flights connecting the Canary and Balearic Islands to the mainland; a bill to address this will be debated in May, highlighting issues with the current subsidy system.
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36% Bias Score
Belarus's Cement Industry: A $1 Billion Modernization Failure
Three Belarusian cement plants, modernized with over $1 billion in Chinese loans, are operating at a loss due to overestimated demand and failed export predictions, leading to massive debt and government bailouts.
Belarus's Cement Industry: A $1 Billion Modernization Failure
Three Belarusian cement plants, modernized with over $1 billion in Chinese loans, are operating at a loss due to overestimated demand and failed export predictions, leading to massive debt and government bailouts.
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52% Bias Score
Belgian Strikes Disrupt Nation Amidst Pension Reform Protests
Widespread strikes in Belgium on May 1st disrupted transportation, education, and other sectors due to government reform plans, particularly pension reforms affecting civil servants and resulting in significant protests and social unrest, with the actions expected to continue until the end of the ye...
Belgian Strikes Disrupt Nation Amidst Pension Reform Protests
Widespread strikes in Belgium on May 1st disrupted transportation, education, and other sectors due to government reform plans, particularly pension reforms affecting civil servants and resulting in significant protests and social unrest, with the actions expected to continue until the end of the ye...
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48% Bias Score
€475 Million Aid Package Approved for Air Europa Amidst Pandemic and Merger Uncertainty
Spanish Secretary of State Pedro Saura successfully argued for a €475 million aid package for Air Europa in September 2020, emphasizing its importance to Madrid's air transport hub and its role in connecting with Ibero-America, despite concerns about its potential merger with Iberia and the airline'...
€475 Million Aid Package Approved for Air Europa Amidst Pandemic and Merger Uncertainty
Spanish Secretary of State Pedro Saura successfully argued for a €475 million aid package for Air Europa in September 2020, emphasizing its importance to Madrid's air transport hub and its role in connecting with Ibero-America, despite concerns about its potential merger with Iberia and the airline'...
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48% Bias Score
Canada's Inflation Crisis Impacts Housing, Groceries, and Federal Election
Canada's 2022 inflation rate reached 8.1 percent, its highest since 1983, causing a severe affordability crisis impacting housing and groceries, forcing many Canadians to relocate or cut back on essential spending, significantly influencing the upcoming federal election.
Canada's Inflation Crisis Impacts Housing, Groceries, and Federal Election
Canada's 2022 inflation rate reached 8.1 percent, its highest since 1983, causing a severe affordability crisis impacting housing and groceries, forcing many Canadians to relocate or cut back on essential spending, significantly influencing the upcoming federal election.
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48% Bias Score
Surge in US Bankruptcy Inquiries Signals Potential Economic Crisis
The number of Americans considering bankruptcy is soaring to its highest level since before the pandemic due to record debt levels, persistent inflation, and high interest rates, potentially signaling a major wave of filings in the coming months.
Surge in US Bankruptcy Inquiries Signals Potential Economic Crisis
The number of Americans considering bankruptcy is soaring to its highest level since before the pandemic due to record debt levels, persistent inflation, and high interest rates, potentially signaling a major wave of filings in the coming months.
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44% Bias Score
President Plays Golf Amidst Economic Crisis: A Response to Uncontrollable Events
Following an alleged collapse of the world economy attributed to the American president, he played golf in Florida, winning a tournament; the article contrasts this with public outrage and suggests prioritizing personal enjoyment as a response to an uncontrollable situation.
President Plays Golf Amidst Economic Crisis: A Response to Uncontrollable Events
Following an alleged collapse of the world economy attributed to the American president, he played golf in Florida, winning a tournament; the article contrasts this with public outrage and suggests prioritizing personal enjoyment as a response to an uncontrollable situation.
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56% Bias Score
Turkey's March 19th Crisis: $50 Billion Spent Amidst Political Instability
The arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu and others on March 19, 2025, triggered a sharp rise in the Turkish lira's exchange rate against the US dollar, prompting the Central Bank to spend approximately $50 billion to stabilize the currency amidst Turkey's longest economic crisis since 2018, which is marked by ...
Turkey's March 19th Crisis: $50 Billion Spent Amidst Political Instability
The arrest of Ekrem İmamoğlu and others on March 19, 2025, triggered a sharp rise in the Turkish lira's exchange rate against the US dollar, prompting the Central Bank to spend approximately $50 billion to stabilize the currency amidst Turkey's longest economic crisis since 2018, which is marked by ...
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56% Bias Score
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