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189,203 Spanish Workers Faced Employment Changes in 2024
In 2024, 189,203 Spanish workers faced altered employment conditions—8,000 more than in 2023—primarily due to production reductions (85,519), economic reasons (32,260), and the Valencia floods (31,442 via ERTEs).
189,203 Spanish Workers Faced Employment Changes in 2024
In 2024, 189,203 Spanish workers faced altered employment conditions—8,000 more than in 2023—primarily due to production reductions (85,519), economic reasons (32,260), and the Valencia floods (31,442 via ERTEs).
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32% Bias Score
Turkey's TMSF Granted Sweeping Powers, Sparking Business Fears
Turkey's new legislation grants the TMSF broad powers to seize companies and assets, sparking widespread business concern and escalating tensions between the government and leading business groups, amid rising inflation and an unpredictable economic climate.
Turkey's TMSF Granted Sweeping Powers, Sparking Business Fears
Turkey's new legislation grants the TMSF broad powers to seize companies and assets, sparking widespread business concern and escalating tensions between the government and leading business groups, amid rising inflation and an unpredictable economic climate.
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44% Bias Score
Los Angeles Film Industry Faces Crisis Amid Job Losses and Wildfires
The Los Angeles film and television industry faces a severe crisis with over 12,000 job losses between May 2023 and May 2024 due to dual strikes, high production costs, and competition from other states, further worsened by recent wildfires that halted filming and devastated the region.
Los Angeles Film Industry Faces Crisis Amid Job Losses and Wildfires
The Los Angeles film and television industry faces a severe crisis with over 12,000 job losses between May 2023 and May 2024 due to dual strikes, high production costs, and competition from other states, further worsened by recent wildfires that halted filming and devastated the region.
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52% Bias Score
Nissan-Honda Merger Fails, Leaving Automaker Facing Deepening Crisis
Nissan's merger talks with Honda collapsed in early 2025 due to Nissan's refusal to become a subsidiary, leaving the struggling automaker with few options to address its declining sales, missed profit targets, and the need for a massive restructuring plan involving factory closures and 9000 job cuts...
Nissan-Honda Merger Fails, Leaving Automaker Facing Deepening Crisis
Nissan's merger talks with Honda collapsed in early 2025 due to Nissan's refusal to become a subsidiary, leaving the struggling automaker with few options to address its declining sales, missed profit targets, and the need for a massive restructuring plan involving factory closures and 9000 job cuts...
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64% Bias Score
U.S. Tariffs Pose Grave Threat to Canadian Economy
The threat of 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods is causing significant concern, potentially leading to economic slowdown, job losses, and a possible financial crisis due to Canada's high debt and dependence on the U.S. market.
U.S. Tariffs Pose Grave Threat to Canadian Economy
The threat of 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods is causing significant concern, potentially leading to economic slowdown, job losses, and a possible financial crisis due to Canada's high debt and dependence on the U.S. market.
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60% Bias Score
Turkish Uncle's Concerns about German Right-Wing Extremism
A Turkish uncle expresses concern about rising right-wing extremism in Germany, contrasting it with Turkey's own economic and political instability, highlighting anxieties about the future of democracy and immigration policies.
Turkish Uncle's Concerns about German Right-Wing Extremism
A Turkish uncle expresses concern about rising right-wing extremism in Germany, contrasting it with Turkey's own economic and political instability, highlighting anxieties about the future of democracy and immigration policies.
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40% Bias Score
German Pre-Election Anxieties: Immigration, Economy, and War
Jessy Wellmer and Ingo Zamperoni's ARD documentary, "Was bewegt Deutschland?", explores German anxieties surrounding immigration, economic crisis, and war through diverse perspectives, airing October 25th.
German Pre-Election Anxieties: Immigration, Economy, and War
Jessy Wellmer and Ingo Zamperoni's ARD documentary, "Was bewegt Deutschland?", explores German anxieties surrounding immigration, economic crisis, and war through diverse perspectives, airing October 25th.
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24% Bias Score
Soaring Inflation Fuels Russia's Secondhand Market Boom"
Soaring inflation in Russia (9.52%) is driving a surge in demand for secondhand goods and appliance repairs, impacting consumer spending and creating opportunities for businesses like Avito. However, sanctions hinder waste management, creating a complex interplay of economic and environmental factor...
Soaring Inflation Fuels Russia's Secondhand Market Boom"
Soaring inflation in Russia (9.52%) is driving a surge in demand for secondhand goods and appliance repairs, impacting consumer spending and creating opportunities for businesses like Avito. However, sanctions hinder waste management, creating a complex interplay of economic and environmental factor...
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36% Bias Score
Massive Protests Paralyze Brussels Amid Government Austerity Measures
On Thursday, approximately 100,000 protesters in Brussels paralyzed public transport and the airport to oppose the new government's austerity measures, including pension and public service cuts, amid a broader European trend of reduced social benefits and pressure to increase defense spending.
Massive Protests Paralyze Brussels Amid Government Austerity Measures
On Thursday, approximately 100,000 protesters in Brussels paralyzed public transport and the airport to oppose the new government's austerity measures, including pension and public service cuts, amid a broader European trend of reduced social benefits and pressure to increase defense spending.
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40% Bias Score
Russia's Economic Crisis Fuels Demand for Secondhand Goods and Repairs
Soaring inflation in Russia (9.52%, potentially much higher), sanctions, and the war in Ukraine are driving increased demand for secondhand goods and repair services, impacting both consumer behavior and waste management.
Russia's Economic Crisis Fuels Demand for Secondhand Goods and Repairs
Soaring inflation in Russia (9.52%, potentially much higher), sanctions, and the war in Ukraine are driving increased demand for secondhand goods and repair services, impacting both consumer behavior and waste management.
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36% Bias Score
IMF Delegation Meets Pakistan's Chief Justice to Discuss Judicial Reforms
On February 11th, 2024, a six-member IMF delegation led by Joel Turquet met with Pakistan's Chief Justice Yahya Afridi to discuss judicial reforms, addressing concerns about foreign investment protection and governance within the context of a $7 billion loan agreement.
IMF Delegation Meets Pakistan's Chief Justice to Discuss Judicial Reforms
On February 11th, 2024, a six-member IMF delegation led by Joel Turquet met with Pakistan's Chief Justice Yahya Afridi to discuss judicial reforms, addressing concerns about foreign investment protection and governance within the context of a $7 billion loan agreement.
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4% Bias Score
Andalusian Construction Firms Face €20 Million Payment Delay from Regional Government
The Junta de Andalucía owes €20 million to 20 small construction companies for price updates on 1,000 educational projects, jeopardizing their survival and delaying future infrastructure projects due to the government's failure to apply a promised 20% price revision to offset inflation.
Andalusian Construction Firms Face €20 Million Payment Delay from Regional Government
The Junta de Andalucía owes €20 million to 20 small construction companies for price updates on 1,000 educational projects, jeopardizing their survival and delaying future infrastructure projects due to the government's failure to apply a promised 20% price revision to offset inflation.
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44% Bias Score
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