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France's 2025 Budget Finalized: 1.8% Tax Bracket Increase
France's 2025 budget, adopted after non-censure votes, includes a 1.8% income tax bracket increase matching 2024 inflation, preventing 619,000 additional taxpayers, while higher earners and corporations face increased taxes.
France's 2025 Budget Finalized: 1.8% Tax Bracket Increase
France's 2025 budget, adopted after non-censure votes, includes a 1.8% income tax bracket increase matching 2024 inflation, preventing 619,000 additional taxpayers, while higher earners and corporations face increased taxes.
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32% Bias Score


Minimum Wage Increase in Macedonia Delayed Amidst Consumer Basket Dispute
In North Macedonia, a planned minimum wage increase is delayed due to disagreements over the composition of a new official consumer basket, which will determine future wage adjustments. The government and unions have differing views on which goods should be included.
Minimum Wage Increase in Macedonia Delayed Amidst Consumer Basket Dispute
In North Macedonia, a planned minimum wage increase is delayed due to disagreements over the composition of a new official consumer basket, which will determine future wage adjustments. The government and unions have differing views on which goods should be included.
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52% Bias Score


Germany Averts Energy Crisis Through Swift Action and Price Controls
Germany's energy crisis response, spearheaded by the Ampel coalition, successfully averted widespread outages by swiftly securing alternative gas supplies and implementing price controls, preventing social unrest and contrasting with narratives discrediting the nuclear phaseout.
Germany Averts Energy Crisis Through Swift Action and Price Controls
Germany's energy crisis response, spearheaded by the Ampel coalition, successfully averted widespread outages by swiftly securing alternative gas supplies and implementing price controls, preventing social unrest and contrasting with narratives discrediting the nuclear phaseout.
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56% Bias Score


Thuringia Expands Financial Support for Master Craftsmen
Thuringia, Germany, will expand financial support for master craftsmen by including certain advanced training programs, integrating them into the existing Meisterbonus and Meisterprämie programs, with a total of nearly two million Euros invested so far.
Thuringia Expands Financial Support for Master Craftsmen
Thuringia, Germany, will expand financial support for master craftsmen by including certain advanced training programs, integrating them into the existing Meisterbonus and Meisterprämie programs, with a total of nearly two million Euros invested so far.
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32% Bias Score


Lighthizer: China Poses Existential Threat, Tariffs Needed
Robert Lighthizer argues that China's trade practices present an existential threat to the U.S., advocating for substantial tariffs to rebalance trade and stimulate domestic manufacturing, despite economists' warnings of potential job losses and inflation.
Lighthizer: China Poses Existential Threat, Tariffs Needed
Robert Lighthizer argues that China's trade practices present an existential threat to the U.S., advocating for substantial tariffs to rebalance trade and stimulate domestic manufacturing, despite economists' warnings of potential job losses and inflation.
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52% Bias Score


Economic Impacts of Trump's 2018 Tariffs
President Trump's 2018 tariffs on steel and aluminum triggered immediate economic concerns, retaliatory tariffs from major trading partners, and negative impacts on specific sectors like agriculture, while the US economy ultimately demonstrated resilience.
Economic Impacts of Trump's 2018 Tariffs
President Trump's 2018 tariffs on steel and aluminum triggered immediate economic concerns, retaliatory tariffs from major trading partners, and negative impacts on specific sectors like agriculture, while the US economy ultimately demonstrated resilience.
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56% Bias Score

ONS Seeks to Improve Accuracy of UK Labour Force Survey
The UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS) plans to improve its Labour Force Survey (LFS) by 2026, potentially making participation mandatory to address accuracy issues that have arisen since the COVID-19 pandemic and hampered economic policymaking.

ONS Seeks to Improve Accuracy of UK Labour Force Survey
The UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS) plans to improve its Labour Force Survey (LFS) by 2026, potentially making participation mandatory to address accuracy issues that have arisen since the COVID-19 pandemic and hampered economic policymaking.
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36% Bias Score

Thyssenkrupp Demands Political Action Amidst Steel Industry Restructuring
Thyssenkrupp Steel CEO Dennis Grimm, during a visit by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, called for immediate political action to improve conditions for the steel industry, including competitive energy costs and trade protection, highlighting the industry's importance to Germany's economic and geopolit...

Thyssenkrupp Demands Political Action Amidst Steel Industry Restructuring
Thyssenkrupp Steel CEO Dennis Grimm, during a visit by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, called for immediate political action to improve conditions for the steel industry, including competitive energy costs and trade protection, highlighting the industry's importance to Germany's economic and geopolit...
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48% Bias Score

Thuringia Expands Financial Support for Master Craftspeople
Thuringia will expand financial aid for master craftspeople, integrating master's degrees in specific fields and ensuring long-term funding for the existing 1,000 Euro Meisterbonus (since 2021) and 1,000 Euro Meisterprämie (since 2017) programs, which have already supported 2,000 professionals with ...

Thuringia Expands Financial Support for Master Craftspeople
Thuringia will expand financial aid for master craftspeople, integrating master's degrees in specific fields and ensuring long-term funding for the existing 1,000 Euro Meisterbonus (since 2021) and 1,000 Euro Meisterprämie (since 2017) programs, which have already supported 2,000 professionals with ...
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32% Bias Score

Housing Crisis Concerns 84% of Spaniards
A 40dB. survey for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER reveals that 84% of Spanish citizens are deeply concerned about housing prices and access, a figure unchanged since 2023, highlighting the issue's broad social and political impact.

Housing Crisis Concerns 84% of Spaniards
A 40dB. survey for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER reveals that 84% of Spanish citizens are deeply concerned about housing prices and access, a figure unchanged since 2023, highlighting the issue's broad social and political impact.
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32% Bias Score

CDU Unanimously Approves "Emergency Program" Ahead of German Elections
Germany's CDU party, aiming for a 2025 election win, unanimously approved a 15-point "Emergency Program" including economic stimulus measures like tax cuts and stricter immigration controls, reversing some current government policies.

CDU Unanimously Approves "Emergency Program" Ahead of German Elections
Germany's CDU party, aiming for a 2025 election win, unanimously approved a 15-point "Emergency Program" including economic stimulus measures like tax cuts and stricter immigration controls, reversing some current government policies.
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40% Bias Score

SYRIZA Proposes Reinstatement of 13th and 14th-Month Salaries for Greek Public Sector
SYRIZA submitted a fully costed amendment to reinstate 13th and 14th-month salaries for Greek public sector employees, totaling .1 billion euros ( billion after taxes), arguing that the fiscal reasons for their removal no longer exist.

SYRIZA Proposes Reinstatement of 13th and 14th-Month Salaries for Greek Public Sector
SYRIZA submitted a fully costed amendment to reinstate 13th and 14th-month salaries for Greek public sector employees, totaling .1 billion euros ( billion after taxes), arguing that the fiscal reasons for their removal no longer exist.
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52% Bias Score
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