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Germany Approves Tax Cuts to Offset Inflation
The German parliament approved tax cuts totaling 564 euros over two years, to offset inflation's impact on taxpayers; additionally, adjustments to the solidarity surcharges and child benefits were approved.
Germany Approves Tax Cuts to Offset Inflation
The German parliament approved tax cuts totaling 564 euros over two years, to offset inflation's impact on taxpayers; additionally, adjustments to the solidarity surcharges and child benefits were approved.
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36% Bias Score


Spanish Unions and Government Agree on Reduced Work Hours Despite Business Opposition
Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz announced an agreement with unions for reduced work hours, despite opposition from the Ministry of Economy and the CEOE, citing increased productivity as justification and aiming for broader worker inclusion.
Spanish Unions and Government Agree on Reduced Work Hours Despite Business Opposition
Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz announced an agreement with unions for reduced work hours, despite opposition from the Ministry of Economy and the CEOE, citing increased productivity as justification and aiming for broader worker inclusion.
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56% Bias Score


Italian Parliament Approves €30 Billion 2025 Budget
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the €30 billion 2025 budget with 211 votes; it includes tax cuts, family benefits, business incentives, and increased healthcare funding to €141.3 billion by 2027, but faces criticism for insufficient healthcare spending.
Italian Parliament Approves €30 Billion 2025 Budget
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the €30 billion 2025 budget with 211 votes; it includes tax cuts, family benefits, business incentives, and increased healthcare funding to €141.3 billion by 2027, but faces criticism for insufficient healthcare spending.
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44% Bias Score


Lindner's Milei Proposal Sparks Debate on Economic Policy
German FDP leader Christian Lindner proposes Germany adopt economic policies similar to Argentina's President Javier Milei, prompting criticism from Die Zeit due to vast economic disparities between the two nations, while Handelsblatt highlights Milei's initial economic successes but notes ongoing c...
Lindner's Milei Proposal Sparks Debate on Economic Policy
German FDP leader Christian Lindner proposes Germany adopt economic policies similar to Argentina's President Javier Milei, prompting criticism from Die Zeit due to vast economic disparities between the two nations, while Handelsblatt highlights Milei's initial economic successes but notes ongoing c...
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48% Bias Score


Fed Cuts Rates, Signals Slower Pace of Cuts Amid Economic Uncertainty
The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to a range of 4.25% to 4.5% on Wednesday, signaling a slower pace of future cuts due to uncertainty surrounding the incoming Trump administration and higher inflation expectations; Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack dissented.
Fed Cuts Rates, Signals Slower Pace of Cuts Amid Economic Uncertainty
The US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to a range of 4.25% to 4.5% on Wednesday, signaling a slower pace of future cuts due to uncertainty surrounding the incoming Trump administration and higher inflation expectations; Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack dissented.
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44% Bias Score


German Ampel Coalition Collapse: A Failure to Address Polycrisis
Germany's "Ampel" coalition government collapsed due to its ineffective response to a polycrisis encompassing the war in Ukraine, energy price spikes, and climate change, highlighting the need for a holistic governance approach.
German Ampel Coalition Collapse: A Failure to Address Polycrisis
Germany's "Ampel" coalition government collapsed due to its ineffective response to a polycrisis encompassing the war in Ukraine, energy price spikes, and climate change, highlighting the need for a holistic governance approach.
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44% Bias Score

German Bundesrat Approves Tax Cuts, Child Benefit Increases
The German Bundesrat approved tax cuts to offset "kalte Progression" and increased child benefits, effective 2025-2026, following an agreement between SPD, Greens, FDP, and Union; however, economic stimulus measures were excluded.

German Bundesrat Approves Tax Cuts, Child Benefit Increases
The German Bundesrat approved tax cuts to offset "kalte Progression" and increased child benefits, effective 2025-2026, following an agreement between SPD, Greens, FDP, and Union; however, economic stimulus measures were excluded.
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32% Bias Score

Turkish Economy Forecast: Slow Growth, High Inflation Predicted for 2025
Experts at an Istanbul Bilgi University panel predicted slower but stable growth for the Turkish economy in 2025, citing global uncertainty, particularly US-China tensions and Turkey's unique monetary policy as key factors; inflation is projected around 35 percent, and the Turkish lira is expected t...

Turkish Economy Forecast: Slow Growth, High Inflation Predicted for 2025
Experts at an Istanbul Bilgi University panel predicted slower but stable growth for the Turkish economy in 2025, citing global uncertainty, particularly US-China tensions and Turkey's unique monetary policy as key factors; inflation is projected around 35 percent, and the Turkish lira is expected t...
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40% Bias Score

UK Inheritance Tax Receipts Hit Record High
UK inheritance tax receipts totaled £5.7 billion from April to November 2024, a £600 million increase year-on-year, driven by rising house prices, a frozen tax threshold, and recent government policy changes; this contributed to a £15 billion rise in overall tax receipts.

UK Inheritance Tax Receipts Hit Record High
UK inheritance tax receipts totaled £5.7 billion from April to November 2024, a £600 million increase year-on-year, driven by rising house prices, a frozen tax threshold, and recent government policy changes; this contributed to a £15 billion rise in overall tax receipts.
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40% Bias Score

Fed Cuts Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns and Trump's Economic Plans
The US Federal Reserve lowered its key interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4.25-4.50 percent on Wednesday, its third rate cut this year, despite a recent slight rise in inflation and uncertainty caused by incoming President Trump's announced economic plans, including potential tariffs.

Fed Cuts Interest Rates Amid Inflation Concerns and Trump's Economic Plans
The US Federal Reserve lowered its key interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 4.25-4.50 percent on Wednesday, its third rate cut this year, despite a recent slight rise in inflation and uncertainty caused by incoming President Trump's announced economic plans, including potential tariffs.
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Opposition to CHIPS Act Threatens US Semiconductor Strategy
President-elect Trump's opposition to the $280 billion CHIPS and Science Act, aimed at boosting US semiconductor manufacturing, threatens to delay or alter the distribution of funds to companies like TSMC and Samsung, creating uncertainty for the global chip industry.

Trump's Opposition to CHIPS Act Threatens US Semiconductor Strategy
President-elect Trump's opposition to the $280 billion CHIPS and Science Act, aimed at boosting US semiconductor manufacturing, threatens to delay or alter the distribution of funds to companies like TSMC and Samsung, creating uncertainty for the global chip industry.
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44% Bias Score

China Considers $40 Trillion Asset Shift to Boost Consumption
Chinese economists advocate using the government's $40 trillion in net assets to boost consumption by redirecting funds to education and social welfare, aiming to reduce inequality and stimulate spending, unlike developed nations where government assets comprise less than 5% of total social assets.

China Considers $40 Trillion Asset Shift to Boost Consumption
Chinese economists advocate using the government's $40 trillion in net assets to boost consumption by redirecting funds to education and social welfare, aiming to reduce inequality and stimulate spending, unlike developed nations where government assets comprise less than 5% of total social assets.
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40% Bias Score
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