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Russia's Economy: A Cocaine-Fueled Illusion
Despite Russia's reported economic growth in 2023 and 2024, its reliance on massive military spending masks underlying vulnerabilities, including high corporate debt and a severe labor shortage, increasing the likelihood of a post-conflict economic crisis.
Russia's Economy: A Cocaine-Fueled Illusion
Despite Russia's reported economic growth in 2023 and 2024, its reliance on massive military spending masks underlying vulnerabilities, including high corporate debt and a severe labor shortage, increasing the likelihood of a post-conflict economic crisis.
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44% Bias Score
Dual Employment Soars in Germany Amidst Economic Crisis
Subramaniam M., 54, works two jobs in Iserlohn, Germany—a metal factory and a snack bar—to support his family, reflecting a record 3.5 million Germans holding secondary jobs in 2023 due to rising living costs and stagnant wages, particularly impacting low-wage earners and exacerbating existing socia...
Dual Employment Soars in Germany Amidst Economic Crisis
Subramaniam M., 54, works two jobs in Iserlohn, Germany—a metal factory and a snack bar—to support his family, reflecting a record 3.5 million Germans holding secondary jobs in 2023 due to rising living costs and stagnant wages, particularly impacting low-wage earners and exacerbating existing socia...
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44% Bias Score
Bavarian Banks Report Slight Profit Drop Despite Lending Growth
Bavarian Volks- und Raiffeisenbanken's 2024 annual surplus decreased by 6% to €454 million due to increased write-downs, mainly resulting from Baywa's financial troubles and partially offset by increased lending (€142 billion, up 2.7%) and deposits. A slight further profit reduction is anticipated i...
Bavarian Banks Report Slight Profit Drop Despite Lending Growth
Bavarian Volks- und Raiffeisenbanken's 2024 annual surplus decreased by 6% to €454 million due to increased write-downs, mainly resulting from Baywa's financial troubles and partially offset by increased lending (€142 billion, up 2.7%) and deposits. A slight further profit reduction is anticipated i...
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44% Bias Score
Banque de France Governor: Being European is Better Than American Amidst US Economic Uncertainty
The Governor of the Banque de France, François Villeroy de Galhau, in a recent interview, reiterated his belief that Europe is currently better positioned economically than the US due to the negative consequences of Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies and deregulation.
Banque de France Governor: Being European is Better Than American Amidst US Economic Uncertainty
The Governor of the Banque de France, François Villeroy de Galhau, in a recent interview, reiterated his belief that Europe is currently better positioned economically than the US due to the negative consequences of Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies and deregulation.
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56% Bias Score
Cuba Suffers Fourth Nationwide Blackout Amidst Deepening Energy Crisis
A nationwide blackout in Cuba left 10 million without power after a Havana substation failure, marking the fourth such incident in six months, exacerbating the country's energy crisis linked to its economic struggles and underfunded infrastructure.
Cuba Suffers Fourth Nationwide Blackout Amidst Deepening Energy Crisis
A nationwide blackout in Cuba left 10 million without power after a Havana substation failure, marking the fourth such incident in six months, exacerbating the country's energy crisis linked to its economic struggles and underfunded infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score
Israel Funds Institutions Opposing the State
Over NIS 100 million in Israeli taxpayer money has funded the Ateret Shlomo yeshiva, whose students chanted against the Israeli state at a wedding, while the government approved NIS 1.27 billion for similar institutions and NIS 36 million for draft evasion aid, highlighting a political compromise je...
Israel Funds Institutions Opposing the State
Over NIS 100 million in Israeli taxpayer money has funded the Ateret Shlomo yeshiva, whose students chanted against the Israeli state at a wedding, while the government approved NIS 1.27 billion for similar institutions and NIS 36 million for draft evasion aid, highlighting a political compromise je...
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68% Bias Score
Hessian Chemical Industry Faces Revenue Drop Amidst Pharmaceutical Growth, US Trade Tensions
The Hessian chemical industry faced an 11% revenue drop to extasciitilde13.2 billion euros in 2024, while pharmaceutical sales grew by 8% to extasciitilde18 billion euros; however, this is threatened by potential US trade conflicts, impacting exports of approximately 3 billion euros; despite this, 1...
Hessian Chemical Industry Faces Revenue Drop Amidst Pharmaceutical Growth, US Trade Tensions
The Hessian chemical industry faced an 11% revenue drop to extasciitilde13.2 billion euros in 2024, while pharmaceutical sales grew by 8% to extasciitilde18 billion euros; however, this is threatened by potential US trade conflicts, impacting exports of approximately 3 billion euros; despite this, 1...
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48% Bias Score
EU Auto Industry Faces Deep Crisis Amidst Green Transition
The European automotive sector, worth 7-8% of the EU's GDP and employing 13 million, faces a deep crisis driven by the 2035 ban on CO2-emitting vehicles, US tariffs, and Chinese competition; the EU's action plan, while offering some relief, lacks substantial funding and relies on optimistic electric...
EU Auto Industry Faces Deep Crisis Amidst Green Transition
The European automotive sector, worth 7-8% of the EU's GDP and employing 13 million, faces a deep crisis driven by the 2035 ban on CO2-emitting vehicles, US tariffs, and Chinese competition; the EU's action plan, while offering some relief, lacks substantial funding and relies on optimistic electric...
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48% Bias Score
Kurti's Party Wins Kosovo Election But Lacks Ruling Majority
In Kosovo's February 9th election, Prime Minister Albin Kurti's Self-Determination Movement won 48 of 120 parliamentary seats, but needs 13 more to form a government, facing challenges from stalled EU integration efforts and suspended financial aid from the US and EU.
Kurti's Party Wins Kosovo Election But Lacks Ruling Majority
In Kosovo's February 9th election, Prime Minister Albin Kurti's Self-Determination Movement won 48 of 120 parliamentary seats, but needs 13 more to form a government, facing challenges from stalled EU integration efforts and suspended financial aid from the US and EU.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Public Opinion Shifts After Tempi Tragedy and Trump-Zelensky Meeting
Metron Analysis's research reveals a decline in support for Greece's mainstream political parties following the Tempi train tragedy and the Trump-Zelensky meeting, amid growing public pessimism (49%), anger (43%), and concerns about the economy (63%) and the justice system (46%), alongside a prefere...
Greek Public Opinion Shifts After Tempi Tragedy and Trump-Zelensky Meeting
Metron Analysis's research reveals a decline in support for Greece's mainstream political parties following the Tempi train tragedy and the Trump-Zelensky meeting, amid growing public pessimism (49%), anger (43%), and concerns about the economy (63%) and the justice system (46%), alongside a prefere...
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40% Bias Score
German Metalworkers Protest Job Losses, Demand Government Intervention
In Hannover, Germany, approximately 6,000-9,000 metalworkers protested against job losses and employer actions, demanding government intervention to secure their jobs and facilitate industrial modernization, amid broader concerns about restructuring and offshoring in various industries impacting ove...
German Metalworkers Protest Job Losses, Demand Government Intervention
In Hannover, Germany, approximately 6,000-9,000 metalworkers protested against job losses and employer actions, demanding government intervention to secure their jobs and facilitate industrial modernization, amid broader concerns about restructuring and offshoring in various industries impacting ove...
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48% Bias Score
German Company Insolvencies Surge 12.1 Percent in February 2025"
German company insolvencies rose 12.1 percent in February 2025 compared to the previous year, reaching 21,812 for 2024 (a 22.4 percent increase), driven by a 127.5 percent surge in large insolvencies exceeding \$25 million, totaling 314 cases; creditor claims more than doubled to \$58.1 billion.
German Company Insolvencies Surge 12.1 Percent in February 2025"
German company insolvencies rose 12.1 percent in February 2025 compared to the previous year, reaching 21,812 for 2024 (a 22.4 percent increase), driven by a 127.5 percent surge in large insolvencies exceeding \$25 million, totaling 314 cases; creditor claims more than doubled to \$58.1 billion.
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44% Bias Score
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