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COVID-19 Lockdowns: Lasting Impacts on Turkish Children and Adolescents
A BBC Turkish investigation reveals that COVID-19 lockdowns in Turkey resulted in increased myopia among 7-18-year-olds, significant mental health challenges among teenagers (including a 25% rise in suicide rates in Konya from 2020-2022), and developmental delays in younger children due to reduced s...
COVID-19 Lockdowns: Lasting Impacts on Turkish Children and Adolescents
A BBC Turkish investigation reveals that COVID-19 lockdowns in Turkey resulted in increased myopia among 7-18-year-olds, significant mental health challenges among teenagers (including a 25% rise in suicide rates in Konya from 2020-2022), and developmental delays in younger children due to reduced s...
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48% Bias Score


UK Government Faces Legal Challenge over Disruptive Private School VAT Increase
The UK government's decision to implement a 20% VAT on private school fees on January 1st, 2025, aims to raise over £900 million, despite warnings of significant disruption to 54,000 students and potential school closures, triggering a legal challenge based on human rights violations.
UK Government Faces Legal Challenge over Disruptive Private School VAT Increase
The UK government's decision to implement a 20% VAT on private school fees on January 1st, 2025, aims to raise over £900 million, despite warnings of significant disruption to 54,000 students and potential school closures, triggering a legal challenge based on human rights violations.
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56% Bias Score


Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the growing demand for Chinese language proficiency, contributing to various sectors in African nations.
Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the growing demand for Chinese language proficiency, contributing to various sectors in African nations.
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44% Bias Score


High Demand for AI Talent in China Creates 4 Million Person Gap
A report by Zhaopin found that 57.2 percent of Chinese workers want AI jobs, driven by better prospects and higher salaries; demand is expected to reach 6 million by 2030, but a 4 million talent gap exists, prompting universities to expand AI programs.
High Demand for AI Talent in China Creates 4 Million Person Gap
A report by Zhaopin found that 57.2 percent of Chinese workers want AI jobs, driven by better prospects and higher salaries; demand is expected to reach 6 million by 2030, but a 4 million talent gap exists, prompting universities to expand AI programs.
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44% Bias Score


Madrid Eliminates Social Criterion for Private Childcare Subsidies
The Madrid regional government eliminated a social situation criterion for childcare subsidies in private schools for the 2025-2026 academic year, a decision that has sparked controversy following previous increases in income limits for these subsidies, despite government claims that the removed cri...
Madrid Eliminates Social Criterion for Private Childcare Subsidies
The Madrid regional government eliminated a social situation criterion for childcare subsidies in private schools for the 2025-2026 academic year, a decision that has sparked controversy following previous increases in income limits for these subsidies, despite government claims that the removed cri...
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52% Bias Score


Northern Ireland's Critical SEN Support Shortage Creates "Cliff Edge" Crisis
A severe staff shortage in Northern Ireland is creating a "cliff edge" crisis for young adults with Special Educational Needs (SEN), as there's only one support worker for every 880 students and no statutory support after age 19, highlighting the urgent need for system reform to mirror England's suc...
Northern Ireland's Critical SEN Support Shortage Creates "Cliff Edge" Crisis
A severe staff shortage in Northern Ireland is creating a "cliff edge" crisis for young adults with Special Educational Needs (SEN), as there's only one support worker for every 880 students and no statutory support after age 19, highlighting the urgent need for system reform to mirror England's suc...
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40% Bias Score

Trump Fires National Security Officials After Far-Right Activist Intervention; CDC Funding Slashed
President Trump fired six White House National Security Council members after a far-right activist, Laura Loomer, urged their dismissal in the Oval Office; simultaneously, Elon Musk's DOGE agency issued a mandate to cut CDC funding by $29 billion and the Education Secretary threatened to defund scho...

Trump Fires National Security Officials After Far-Right Activist Intervention; CDC Funding Slashed
President Trump fired six White House National Security Council members after a far-right activist, Laura Loomer, urged their dismissal in the Oval Office; simultaneously, Elon Musk's DOGE agency issued a mandate to cut CDC funding by $29 billion and the Education Secretary threatened to defund scho...
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44% Bias Score

German Report Exposes Widespread Discrimination Against Sinti and Roma Children in Education
A report by the Melde- und Informationsstelle Antiziganismus (MIA) details 484 cases of discrimination against Sinti and Roma children and youth in German schools and kindergartens over the past two years, ranging from overt harassment to systematic exclusion, including unjustified placement in spec...

German Report Exposes Widespread Discrimination Against Sinti and Roma Children in Education
A report by the Melde- und Informationsstelle Antiziganismus (MIA) details 484 cases of discrimination against Sinti and Roma children and youth in German schools and kindergartens over the past two years, ranging from overt harassment to systematic exclusion, including unjustified placement in spec...
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40% Bias Score

Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language proficiency, leading to contributions in various sectors in African countries and fostering stronger bilateral ties.

Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has significantly increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language proficiency, leading to contributions in various sectors in African countries and fostering stronger bilateral ties.
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40% Bias Score

UK Seeks More Male Teachers to Counteract Online Misogyny
UK Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson urged an increase in male teachers to counteract the negative online influences affecting boys, citing a concerning lack of male role models and the impact of online misogyny.

UK Seeks More Male Teachers to Counteract Online Misogyny
UK Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson urged an increase in male teachers to counteract the negative online influences affecting boys, citing a concerning lack of male role models and the impact of online misogyny.
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52% Bias Score

Surge in African Students Studying in China Driven by Scholarships and Growing Demand
The number of African students studying in China has increased dramatically due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language skills; this trend is exemplified by Kenya, where scholarships have increased from 10 to at least 60 annually, with private and ...

Surge in African Students Studying in China Driven by Scholarships and Growing Demand
The number of African students studying in China has increased dramatically due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language skills; this trend is exemplified by Kenya, where scholarships have increased from 10 to at least 60 annually, with private and ...
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40% Bias Score

Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has dramatically increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language skills, contributing to various sectors in Kenya and strengthening bilateral relations.

Surge in African Students Studying in China
The number of African students studying in China has dramatically increased due to expanded scholarships, China's affordability, and the rising demand for Chinese language skills, contributing to various sectors in Kenya and strengthening bilateral relations.
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36% Bias Score
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