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Milei Vetoes Pension Increases in Argentina, Sparking Protests
Argentine President Javier Milei vetoed three laws increasing pensions for retirees and disabled individuals on August 4th, 2025, citing budgetary concerns and procedural flaws, sparking widespread protests and potentially deepening the country's social and economic divides.
Milei Vetoes Pension Increases in Argentina, Sparking Protests
Argentine President Javier Milei vetoed three laws increasing pensions for retirees and disabled individuals on August 4th, 2025, citing budgetary concerns and procedural flaws, sparking widespread protests and potentially deepening the country's social and economic divides.
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56% Bias Score
Truss Accuses Badenoch of Dishonesty, Exposing Tory Divisions
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss accuses current Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch of dishonesty, criticizing Badenoch's use of Truss's failed mini-budget as a political tool against the Labour government; this public conflict reveals deep divisions within the Conservative party.
Truss Accuses Badenoch of Dishonesty, Exposing Tory Divisions
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss accuses current Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch of dishonesty, criticizing Badenoch's use of Truss's failed mini-budget as a political tool against the Labour government; this public conflict reveals deep divisions within the Conservative party.
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48% Bias Score
Harz Tourism Seeks More Funding from Lower Saxony
The Harz tourism industry in Lower Saxony, Germany, is requesting increased state funding due to bureaucratic delays and funding disparities compared to neighboring states, impacting infrastructure development and accessibility.
Harz Tourism Seeks More Funding from Lower Saxony
The Harz tourism industry in Lower Saxony, Germany, is requesting increased state funding due to bureaucratic delays and funding disparities compared to neighboring states, impacting infrastructure development and accessibility.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's Bürgergeld Payments Surge to €46.9 Billion in 2024
Germany's 2024 Bürgergeld payments totaled €46.9 billion, a €4 billion increase largely due to inflation-adjusted benefit rates; 5.5 million received payments, with nearly half going to non-German citizens, highlighting integration challenges.
Germany's Bürgergeld Payments Surge to €46.9 Billion in 2024
Germany's 2024 Bürgergeld payments totaled €46.9 billion, a €4 billion increase largely due to inflation-adjusted benefit rates; 5.5 million received payments, with nearly half going to non-German citizens, highlighting integration challenges.
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52% Bias Score
German Greens Debate Wealth Redistribution to Fund Climate Action
The German Green Party is debating wealth redistribution methods to fund climate action and address inequality, with proposals including taxes on fossil fuel industries, high earners, and a potential one-time wealth tax, though economists express concerns about their effectiveness.
German Greens Debate Wealth Redistribution to Fund Climate Action
The German Green Party is debating wealth redistribution methods to fund climate action and address inequality, with proposals including taxes on fossil fuel industries, high earners, and a potential one-time wealth tax, though economists express concerns about their effectiveness.
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40% Bias Score
Australian Business Lobby Groups Reject Company Tax Reform Proposal
Twenty-four Australian business lobby groups rejected the Productivity Commission's proposal to reform company taxes by cutting rates for most firms while adding a 5% tax on net cash flow, citing potential increased consumer costs despite the potential for increased business investment and productiv...
Australian Business Lobby Groups Reject Company Tax Reform Proposal
Twenty-four Australian business lobby groups rejected the Productivity Commission's proposal to reform company taxes by cutting rates for most firms while adding a 5% tax on net cash flow, citing potential increased consumer costs despite the potential for increased business investment and productiv...
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60% Bias Score
Albanese Government's Strategic Timing for Policy Reform
Following the recent Australian election, Prime Minister Albanese's government successfully deflected opposition attempts to use scare campaigns about new taxes; this success suggests a strategic window for enacting significant reforms during its second year in office.
Albanese Government's Strategic Timing for Policy Reform
Following the recent Australian election, Prime Minister Albanese's government successfully deflected opposition attempts to use scare campaigns about new taxes; this success suggests a strategic window for enacting significant reforms during its second year in office.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Government Faces Budget Approval Hurdles Amidst Coalition Disputes
The Spanish government announced its intention to present the 2026 budget, facing challenges from coalition partners like Junts, demanding €50 billion in outstanding payments before negotiations, and Podemos, opposing increased military spending, mirroring previous budget failures.
Spanish Government Faces Budget Approval Hurdles Amidst Coalition Disputes
The Spanish government announced its intention to present the 2026 budget, facing challenges from coalition partners like Junts, demanding €50 billion in outstanding payments before negotiations, and Podemos, opposing increased military spending, mirroring previous budget failures.
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Spark Partisan Debate Over Economic Impact
President Trump's recent tariff increases on Canadian imports (to 35 percent) and modified reciprocal rates for countries with U.S. trade deficits, alongside existing tariffs on various countries, have sparked a partisan debate over their economic impact, with Democrats warning of rising prices and ...
Trump's Tariffs Spark Partisan Debate Over Economic Impact
President Trump's recent tariff increases on Canadian imports (to 35 percent) and modified reciprocal rates for countries with U.S. trade deficits, alongside existing tariffs on various countries, have sparked a partisan debate over their economic impact, with Democrats warning of rising prices and ...
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48% Bias Score
£100bn Water Nationalization Claim Refuted
Environment Secretary Steve Reed inaccurately claims public water ownership costs £100bn, a figure disputed by The People's Commission on the Water Sector as based on inflated regulatory capital values and legally irrelevant; they propose a fair value assessment considering underinvestment and share...
£100bn Water Nationalization Claim Refuted
Environment Secretary Steve Reed inaccurately claims public water ownership costs £100bn, a figure disputed by The People's Commission on the Water Sector as based on inflated regulatory capital values and legally irrelevant; they propose a fair value assessment considering underinvestment and share...
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52% Bias Score
France to Combat Billion Euros in Annual Social Fraud
The French government announced plans to recover billion euros in annual social fraud losses via stricter controls, including asset checks, bank account debiting, and penalties for those defrauding unemployment and sick leave benefits, with a bill to be presented this autumn.
France to Combat Billion Euros in Annual Social Fraud
The French government announced plans to recover billion euros in annual social fraud losses via stricter controls, including asset checks, bank account debiting, and penalties for those defrauding unemployment and sick leave benefits, with a bill to be presented this autumn.
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52% Bias Score
France Unveils Strict Anti-Social Fraud Law
France will introduce a new law this autumn to combat social fraud, aiming to recover €13 billion in losses, through measures such as accessing fraudsters' bank accounts, geolocation for health transport providers, and a 45% CSG tax on illicit income.
France Unveils Strict Anti-Social Fraud Law
France will introduce a new law this autumn to combat social fraud, aiming to recover €13 billion in losses, through measures such as accessing fraudsters' bank accounts, geolocation for health transport providers, and a 45% CSG tax on illicit income.
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48% Bias Score
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