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China Unveils Employment Support Measures for 2025 Graduates and Young People
The Chinese government announced multiple employment support measures for 2025 graduates and young people, including subsidies for hiring graduates and extending unemployment insurance policies for businesses that retain employees; these policies aim to maintain a stable job market and support econo...
China Unveils Employment Support Measures for 2025 Graduates and Young People
The Chinese government announced multiple employment support measures for 2025 graduates and young people, including subsidies for hiring graduates and extending unemployment insurance policies for businesses that retain employees; these policies aim to maintain a stable job market and support econo...
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48% Bias Score
Coalition to Cut Housing, Energy Funds to Finance Election Promises
Peter Dutton's Coalition plans to fund its \$50 billion election promises by cutting \$15 billion from the Rewiring the Nation and Housing Australia Funds, impacting national electricity upgrades and affordable housing, while also cutting 41,000 public servants and forgoing \$16 billion in student d...
Coalition to Cut Housing, Energy Funds to Finance Election Promises
Peter Dutton's Coalition plans to fund its \$50 billion election promises by cutting \$15 billion from the Rewiring the Nation and Housing Australia Funds, impacting national electricity upgrades and affordable housing, while also cutting 41,000 public servants and forgoing \$16 billion in student d...
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52% Bias Score
Israel's Economic Imbalance: Public Expectations vs. Free Market Realities
This article analyzes Israel's economic challenges, highlighting the public's demand for low prices without accepting the responsibilities of a free market, the lack of financial education, and the need for both individual and governmental reforms to achieve economic sustainability.
Israel's Economic Imbalance: Public Expectations vs. Free Market Realities
This article analyzes Israel's economic challenges, highlighting the public's demand for low prices without accepting the responsibilities of a free market, the lack of financial education, and the need for both individual and governmental reforms to achieve economic sustainability.
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60% Bias Score
Ossoff Blasts Trump's Economic Policies, Citing Harm to Georgia
Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia criticizes President Trump's economic policies for creating uncertainty and harming Georgia businesses and households; Ossoff, facing re-election in 2026, highlights the chaos and unpredictability as the biggest challenge for Georgia's economy.
Ossoff Blasts Trump's Economic Policies, Citing Harm to Georgia
Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia criticizes President Trump's economic policies for creating uncertainty and harming Georgia businesses and households; Ossoff, facing re-election in 2026, highlights the chaos and unpredictability as the biggest challenge for Georgia's economy.
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48% Bias Score
China Unveils Extensive Employment Support Measures for 2025
China launched a series of employment support measures in 2025, including subsidies for hiring 2025 graduates and unemployment insurance premium refunds for businesses that retain employees, aiming to maintain a stable job market amidst global economic uncertainties and create over 12 million new ur...
China Unveils Extensive Employment Support Measures for 2025
China launched a series of employment support measures in 2025, including subsidies for hiring 2025 graduates and unemployment insurance premium refunds for businesses that retain employees, aiming to maintain a stable job market amidst global economic uncertainties and create over 12 million new ur...
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24% Bias Score
Bayrou's 'Work More' Claim Ignores Deeper French Economic Issues
French Prime Minister François Bayrou attributes France's economic challenges to insufficient work hours, a claim refuted by data showing French employed workers' annual hours exceed those in several neighboring countries; deeper issues like underinvestment and skill gaps are highlighted as more imp...
Bayrou's 'Work More' Claim Ignores Deeper French Economic Issues
French Prime Minister François Bayrou attributes France's economic challenges to insufficient work hours, a claim refuted by data showing French employed workers' annual hours exceed those in several neighboring countries; deeper issues like underinvestment and skill gaps are highlighted as more imp...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Retreats from Protectionist Trade War Amid Economic Backlash
Facing significant economic backlash from his protectionist trade war with China and internal pressure, Donald Trump significantly reduced tariffs and signaled a retreat from his aggressive policies, highlighting the unsustainable nature of his initial approach.
Trump Retreats from Protectionist Trade War Amid Economic Backlash
Facing significant economic backlash from his protectionist trade war with China and internal pressure, Donald Trump significantly reduced tariffs and signaled a retreat from his aggressive policies, highlighting the unsustainable nature of his initial approach.
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56% Bias Score
Peso Strengthens Against Dollar Amidst US Economic Uncertainty
The Mexican peso has strengthened against the US dollar due to the dollar's global weakening caused by President Trump's trade policies and economic uncertainty, not solely Mexican economic strength; however, against other major currencies, it has slightly depreciated.
Peso Strengthens Against Dollar Amidst US Economic Uncertainty
The Mexican peso has strengthened against the US dollar due to the dollar's global weakening caused by President Trump's trade policies and economic uncertainty, not solely Mexican economic strength; however, against other major currencies, it has slightly depreciated.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Finance Minister Prevents Budget Deficit Increase Through Spending Shift
In Dutch Spring budget negotiations, Finance Minister Eelco Heinen prevented a deficit increase demanded by three populist parties by shifting expenditures to later years and adjusting the spending ceiling, avoiding the loss of unspent funds while creating long-term risks.
Dutch Finance Minister Prevents Budget Deficit Increase Through Spending Shift
In Dutch Spring budget negotiations, Finance Minister Eelco Heinen prevented a deficit increase demanded by three populist parties by shifting expenditures to later years and adjusting the spending ceiling, avoiding the loss of unspent funds while creating long-term risks.
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40% Bias Score
Canada's Crossroads: Conflicting Visions for Economic Recovery
Canada's next government faces multiple crises—declining productivity, military weakness, trade tensions, northern security threats, and a housing shortage—with Liberals favoring increased government intervention while Conservatives promote private sector growth.
Canada's Crossroads: Conflicting Visions for Economic Recovery
Canada's next government faces multiple crises—declining productivity, military weakness, trade tensions, northern security threats, and a housing shortage—with Liberals favoring increased government intervention while Conservatives promote private sector growth.
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64% Bias Score
Greek Economists Prioritize Infrastructure Over Subsidies to Combat Low Birth Rate
Ninety-five percent of 19 Greek economists surveyed prioritize infrastructure improvements and supportive policies over direct subsidies to combat the nation's low birth rate, citing negative impacts on economic productivity and the social security system.
Greek Economists Prioritize Infrastructure Over Subsidies to Combat Low Birth Rate
Ninety-five percent of 19 Greek economists surveyed prioritize infrastructure improvements and supportive policies over direct subsidies to combat the nation's low birth rate, citing negative impacts on economic productivity and the social security system.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's €15 Minimum Wage Debate Heats Up
Germany's debate over raising its minimum wage to €15 per hour is escalating, with employers fearing severe economic repercussions and economists anticipating potential productivity gains; a commission will decide by June 2025.
Germany's €15 Minimum Wage Debate Heats Up
Germany's debate over raising its minimum wage to €15 per hour is escalating, with employers fearing severe economic repercussions and economists anticipating potential productivity gains; a commission will decide by June 2025.
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40% Bias Score
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