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Canada Warns of Disinformation Threats During Federal Election Debates
Canada's SITE Task Force warns of heightened disinformation risks during upcoming leaders' debates, citing past online activity surges and potential malign actor manipulation; they are monitoring for foreign interference and collaborating with tech companies to address concerns.
Canada Warns of Disinformation Threats During Federal Election Debates
Canada's SITE Task Force warns of heightened disinformation risks during upcoming leaders' debates, citing past online activity surges and potential malign actor manipulation; they are monitoring for foreign interference and collaborating with tech companies to address concerns.
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36% Bias Score
Merz Poised to Become Germany's Next Chancellor
Friedrich Merz, a 69-year-old CDU leader with a background in law and finance, is on track to become Germany's next chancellor after a Bundestag vote on May 6th. His unexpected path to power involves advocating for substantial policy changes, including increasing military aid to Ukraine and abandoni...
Merz Poised to Become Germany's Next Chancellor
Friedrich Merz, a 69-year-old CDU leader with a background in law and finance, is on track to become Germany's next chancellor after a Bundestag vote on May 6th. His unexpected path to power involves advocating for substantial policy changes, including increasing military aid to Ukraine and abandoni...
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40% Bias Score
Dutton Deploys Son to Address Housing Crisis
Peter Dutton's campaign used his son, Harry, to address the housing crisis in Brisbane and Melbourne, marking a shift from Dutton's past emphasis on family privacy, aiming to soften his image as a hardline politician, while other political leaders have involved their families to varying degrees.
Dutton Deploys Son to Address Housing Crisis
Peter Dutton's campaign used his son, Harry, to address the housing crisis in Brisbane and Melbourne, marking a shift from Dutton's past emphasis on family privacy, aiming to soften his image as a hardline politician, while other political leaders have involved their families to varying degrees.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Coalition Deadlocked on Spring Budget
Dutch coalition parties failed to agree on the spring budget due to disagreements on spending priorities and budgetary rules, with negotiations continuing for a crucial decision tomorrow.
Dutch Coalition Deadlocked on Spring Budget
Dutch coalition parties failed to agree on the spring budget due to disagreements on spending priorities and budgetary rules, with negotiations continuing for a crucial decision tomorrow.
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36% Bias Score
German Coalition Agreement Faces Internal SPD Opposition
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD reached a coalition agreement focusing on tightening asylum rules, economic stimulus, and a minimum wage increase, but internal SPD dissent, particularly from youth and left-wing factions, threatens ratification, with potential consequences including new elections and the r...
German Coalition Agreement Faces Internal SPD Opposition
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD reached a coalition agreement focusing on tightening asylum rules, economic stimulus, and a minimum wage increase, but internal SPD dissent, particularly from youth and left-wing factions, threatens ratification, with potential consequences including new elections and the r...
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56% Bias Score
Teal Independents' Voting Patterns: A More Nuanced Picture
Analysis of Australian Parliament's 47th session shows teal independents' voting patterns are more nuanced than Coalition attack ads suggest; some teals show higher agreement with the Coalition than Labor on Coalition-initiated votes, despite overall lower agreement.
Teal Independents' Voting Patterns: A More Nuanced Picture
Analysis of Australian Parliament's 47th session shows teal independents' voting patterns are more nuanced than Coalition attack ads suggest; some teals show higher agreement with the Coalition than Labor on Coalition-initiated votes, despite overall lower agreement.
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44% Bias Score
Noboa Wins Ecuadorian Presidency: Security Concerns Drive Victory
In Ecuador's 2023 runoff election, incumbent President Daniel Noboa secured victory by leveraging his existing power to address national security concerns, exploiting rival Luisa González's errors, and ultimately capitalizing on public fear of Correa's return to power.
Noboa Wins Ecuadorian Presidency: Security Concerns Drive Victory
In Ecuador's 2023 runoff election, incumbent President Daniel Noboa secured victory by leveraging his existing power to address national security concerns, exploiting rival Luisa González's errors, and ultimately capitalizing on public fear of Correa's return to power.
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56% Bias Score
Hungarian Opposition Leader Vows to End International Isolation
Péter Magyar, leader of Hungary's Tisza party, declared on Sunday that he would end the country's international isolation if elected next year, as recent polls suggest that Tisza has overtaken Orbán's Fidesz party.
Hungarian Opposition Leader Vows to End International Isolation
Péter Magyar, leader of Hungary's Tisza party, declared on Sunday that he would end the country's international isolation if elected next year, as recent polls suggest that Tisza has overtaken Orbán's Fidesz party.
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40% Bias Score
New German Coalition Faces Potential Instability Despite Increased Financial Resources
The new German 'Schwarz-Schwarz-Rot' coalition, comprised of CDU, CSU, and SPD, is expected to face internal disagreements and potential instability, potentially hindering effective governance, despite possessing significantly more financial resources than its predecessor.
New German Coalition Faces Potential Instability Despite Increased Financial Resources
The new German 'Schwarz-Schwarz-Rot' coalition, comprised of CDU, CSU, and SPD, is expected to face internal disagreements and potential instability, potentially hindering effective governance, despite possessing significantly more financial resources than its predecessor.
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64% Bias Score
North Carolina Election Board Law Challenged in Court
North Carolina judges are considering a Republican-led law shifting the appointment of the State Board of Elections to the state auditor, challenged by the Governor as unconstitutional and a power grab; a ruling is expected before May 1st.
North Carolina Election Board Law Challenged in Court
North Carolina judges are considering a Republican-led law shifting the appointment of the State Board of Elections to the state auditor, challenged by the Governor as unconstitutional and a power grab; a ruling is expected before May 1st.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Coalition Deadlocked on Spring Budget
Dutch coalition parties failed to agree on the spring budget due to large differences in spending priorities and financing methods; further negotiations are scheduled for tomorrow with an agreement needed before the cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
Dutch Coalition Deadlocked on Spring Budget
Dutch coalition parties failed to agree on the spring budget due to large differences in spending priorities and financing methods; further negotiations are scheduled for tomorrow with an agreement needed before the cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Liberal Party Campaign Plagued by Self-Inflicted Damage
The Liberal Party's Australian federal election campaign is suffering from self-inflicted wounds due to misleading statements by candidates, the leader's use of his son to promote housing policy despite his own considerable wealth, and links to Donald Trump.
Liberal Party Campaign Plagued by Self-Inflicted Damage
The Liberal Party's Australian federal election campaign is suffering from self-inflicted wounds due to misleading statements by candidates, the leader's use of his son to promote housing policy despite his own considerable wealth, and links to Donald Trump.
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68% Bias Score
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