Showing 73 to 84 of 793 results


UK Announces £5 Billion Welfare Reform Package Amidst Political Backlash
The UK government announced a £5 billion welfare reform package including stricter disability benefit eligibility, delayed health top-ups for young claimants, and job support for disabled individuals, aiming to reduce benefit dependency and improve employment prospects while facing criticism for the...
UK Announces £5 Billion Welfare Reform Package Amidst Political Backlash
The UK government announced a £5 billion welfare reform package including stricter disability benefit eligibility, delayed health top-ups for young claimants, and job support for disabled individuals, aiming to reduce benefit dependency and improve employment prospects while facing criticism for the...
Progress
60% Bias Score


Labour's Welfare Cuts: £100 Million Savings, £5 Billion Shortfall
Labour's planned £5 billion welfare cuts are projected to save only £100 million, impacting 1.2 million people who will lose £5,000 each on average, due to increased NHS costs, legal challenges, and systemic issues in previous reform attempts.
Labour's Welfare Cuts: £100 Million Savings, £5 Billion Shortfall
Labour's planned £5 billion welfare cuts are projected to save only £100 million, impacting 1.2 million people who will lose £5,000 each on average, due to increased NHS costs, legal challenges, and systemic issues in previous reform attempts.
Progress
52% Bias Score


China's 2025 Economic Plan: Boosting Domestic Demand
China's 2025 economic plan prioritizes boosting domestic demand through supply-side improvements (technological advancements and new product creation) and demand-side stimulation (increased consumer purchasing power and government spending), aiming to address insufficient domestic demand and enhance...
China's 2025 Economic Plan: Boosting Domestic Demand
China's 2025 economic plan prioritizes boosting domestic demand through supply-side improvements (technological advancements and new product creation) and demand-side stimulation (increased consumer purchasing power and government spending), aiming to address insufficient domestic demand and enhance...
Progress
36% Bias Score


French Government Rejects Lowering Retirement Age to 62 Amidst Budget Concerns
France's refusal to lower the retirement age to 62, despite ongoing negotiations and warnings of significant budget deficits and the departure of some participants in the talks, has raised tensions and uncertainty about the future of the pension system.
French Government Rejects Lowering Retirement Age to 62 Amidst Budget Concerns
France's refusal to lower the retirement age to 62, despite ongoing negotiations and warnings of significant budget deficits and the departure of some participants in the talks, has raised tensions and uncertainty about the future of the pension system.
Progress
44% Bias Score


UK Welfare Changes Spark Anxiety Amidst Lack of Transparency
The UK government's announced welfare changes, projected to save \$5 billion yearly, lack detail, causing anxiety among potentially 800,000-1.2 million people who might lose benefits; opposition parties criticize this lack of transparency and the potential impact.
UK Welfare Changes Spark Anxiety Amidst Lack of Transparency
The UK government's announced welfare changes, projected to save \$5 billion yearly, lack detail, causing anxiety among potentially 800,000-1.2 million people who might lose benefits; opposition parties criticize this lack of transparency and the potential impact.
Progress
40% Bias Score


DJI Implements 9 PM Office Departure Policy to Curb Overtime
DJI, a leading Chinese drone maker, implemented a 9 PM office departure policy in late February to combat excessive overtime, reflecting a broader government push for work-life balance amidst concerns over burnout and declining birth rates fueled by the "996" work culture and the "neijuan" mentality...
DJI Implements 9 PM Office Departure Policy to Curb Overtime
DJI, a leading Chinese drone maker, implemented a 9 PM office departure policy in late February to combat excessive overtime, reflecting a broader government push for work-life balance amidst concerns over burnout and declining birth rates fueled by the "996" work culture and the "neijuan" mentality...
Progress
32% Bias Score

Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Two months into Trump's second term, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged due to conflicting pressures from tariffs: potential economic slowdown versus inflation concerns.

Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Two months into Trump's second term, the Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged due to conflicting pressures from tariffs: potential economic slowdown versus inflation concerns.
Progress
36% Bias Score

Germany's €285 Billion Subsidy Spree Sparks Policy Debate
Germany spent €285 billion on subsidies in 2023, including €127.3 billion from the federal budget and €74.8 billion in tax breaks, prompting debate on the scale and purpose of future funding, especially for electric vehicles and climate initiatives.

Germany's €285 Billion Subsidy Spree Sparks Policy Debate
Germany spent €285 billion on subsidies in 2023, including €127.3 billion from the federal budget and €74.8 billion in tax breaks, prompting debate on the scale and purpose of future funding, especially for electric vehicles and climate initiatives.
Progress
44% Bias Score

Recession Fears Rise Amidst Trump Administration's Uncertainty and Economic Slowdown
President Trump and Treasury Secretary Bessent's refusal to rule out a recession, coupled with declining consumer confidence and slowing GDP growth projections, raises recessionary concerns; the S&P 500 experienced a 10% correction, while fund managers express significant growth concerns.

Recession Fears Rise Amidst Trump Administration's Uncertainty and Economic Slowdown
President Trump and Treasury Secretary Bessent's refusal to rule out a recession, coupled with declining consumer confidence and slowing GDP growth projections, raises recessionary concerns; the S&P 500 experienced a 10% correction, while fund managers express significant growth concerns.
Progress
44% Bias Score

Greek Economists Back Pension Reform, Conditional on EU Rule Change
A majority of the Hellenic Panel of Economists conditionally supports revising EU's Stability and Growth Pact rules to ease the shift from pay-as-you-go to funded pension systems, as the current system, ignoring implicit liabilities, hinders the necessary reform and places a significant strain on th...

Greek Economists Back Pension Reform, Conditional on EU Rule Change
A majority of the Hellenic Panel of Economists conditionally supports revising EU's Stability and Growth Pact rules to ease the shift from pay-as-you-go to funded pension systems, as the current system, ignoring implicit liabilities, hinders the necessary reform and places a significant strain on th...
Progress
44% Bias Score

Germany's €500 Billion Debt Plan: A Question of Trust and Transparency
Germany plans to spend €500 billion to address security threats and regain public trust, raising questions about transparency and the prioritization of spending against previous budget constraints.

Germany's €500 Billion Debt Plan: A Question of Trust and Transparency
Germany plans to spend €500 billion to address security threats and regain public trust, raising questions about transparency and the prioritization of spending against previous budget constraints.
Progress
48% Bias Score

Saxony Pushes for "Building Type E" Construction Amidst Housing Crisis
Saxony's Minister of Construction, Regina Kraushaar, is urging for clear legal regulations for "Building Type E," a new building standard allowing simpler construction methods, to address Germany's housing shortage and high construction costs, while a corresponding federal law is pending.

Saxony Pushes for "Building Type E" Construction Amidst Housing Crisis
Saxony's Minister of Construction, Regina Kraushaar, is urging for clear legal regulations for "Building Type E," a new building standard allowing simpler construction methods, to address Germany's housing shortage and high construction costs, while a corresponding federal law is pending.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Showing 73 to 84 of 793 results