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German Election: Migration Background Shapes Voter Preferences
A German election campaign reveals differing voter preferences based on migration background; those with non-EU roots show less support for the Green party, while The Left party attracts more voters from foreign-origin groups, except those with roots in Russia or the former Soviet Union. The Israeli...
German Election: Migration Background Shapes Voter Preferences
A German election campaign reveals differing voter preferences based on migration background; those with non-EU roots show less support for the Green party, while The Left party attracts more voters from foreign-origin groups, except those with roots in Russia or the former Soviet Union. The Israeli...
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40% Bias Score
Macron Intervenes in TikTok Influencer's Speeding Ticket Case
President Emmanuel Macron personally responded to a TikTok influencer's complaint about a speeding ticket, promising intervention, generating 800,000 likes and raising questions about the use of social media in governance and law enforcement.
Macron Intervenes in TikTok Influencer's Speeding Ticket Case
President Emmanuel Macron personally responded to a TikTok influencer's complaint about a speeding ticket, promising intervention, generating 800,000 likes and raising questions about the use of social media in governance and law enforcement.
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60% Bias Score
German Migrant Voters Favor Center-Left Parties, Economic Concerns Top Priority
A Dezim study shows most German voters with a migration background prefer center-left parties, with those from the former Soviet Union showing more support for CDU/CSU; economic concerns are paramount for all, but crime is a bigger worry for those with a migration background; the study assessed part...
German Migrant Voters Favor Center-Left Parties, Economic Concerns Top Priority
A Dezim study shows most German voters with a migration background prefer center-left parties, with those from the former Soviet Union showing more support for CDU/CSU; economic concerns are paramount for all, but crime is a bigger worry for those with a migration background; the study assessed part...
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44% Bias Score
Pension Revaluation Failure Sparks Political Blame Game in Spain
The Spanish government and the Popular Party (PP) are engaged in a political battle over responsibility for the failure to revalue pensions after the PP, along with Junts per Catalunya, voted against the omnibus decree containing this measure, citing objections to other provisions.
Pension Revaluation Failure Sparks Political Blame Game in Spain
The Spanish government and the Popular Party (PP) are engaged in a political battle over responsibility for the failure to revalue pensions after the PP, along with Junts per Catalunya, voted against the omnibus decree containing this measure, citing objections to other provisions.
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48% Bias Score
Greek Parliament to Elect New President Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 11:00 AM, the Greek Parliament will hold its first of up to five votes to elect a new President, replacing Katerina Sakellaropoulou whose term ends March 13, 2025; four candidates have been nominated.
Greek Parliament to Elect New President Tomorrow
Tomorrow at 11:00 AM, the Greek Parliament will hold its first of up to five votes to elect a new President, replacing Katerina Sakellaropoulou whose term ends March 13, 2025; four candidates have been nominated.
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16% Bias Score
Albanese Attacks Dutton Amidst Declining Poll Numbers
Facing a significant polling deficit, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese launched a direct attack on opposition leader Peter Dutton at the National Press Club, highlighting policy differences and questioning Dutton's economic plans, particularly the potential cuts to social programs, in an a...
Albanese Attacks Dutton Amidst Declining Poll Numbers
Facing a significant polling deficit, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese launched a direct attack on opposition leader Peter Dutton at the National Press Club, highlighting policy differences and questioning Dutton's economic plans, particularly the potential cuts to social programs, in an a...
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40% Bias Score
Freeland Reverses Capital Gains Tax Increase Amidst Leadership Bid
Chrystia Freeland reversed her support for a capital gains tax increase, a key policy in her 2024 budget, due to global economic changes and political considerations, less than a year after advocating for it to fund social programs and tax fairness.
Freeland Reverses Capital Gains Tax Increase Amidst Leadership Bid
Chrystia Freeland reversed her support for a capital gains tax increase, a key policy in her 2024 budget, due to global economic changes and political considerations, less than a year after advocating for it to fund social programs and tax fairness.
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52% Bias Score
Malian Parties Demand Clear Electoral Roadmap Amidst Political Uncertainty
Malian political parties, in a March 31st declaration, voiced concerns over the ongoing political uncertainty, demanding inclusive dialogue with the transitional authorities to establish a clear timeline for the return to constitutional order by the first quarter of 2025, encompassing electoral cale...
Malian Parties Demand Clear Electoral Roadmap Amidst Political Uncertainty
Malian political parties, in a March 31st declaration, voiced concerns over the ongoing political uncertainty, demanding inclusive dialogue with the transitional authorities to establish a clear timeline for the return to constitutional order by the first quarter of 2025, encompassing electoral cale...
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36% Bias Score
Dutton to Reshuffle Shadow Cabinet Amidst Internal Tensions
Australian opposition leader Peter Dutton will reshuffle his shadow cabinet over the Australia Day long weekend, prompted by Simon Birmingham's resignation from parliament and Paul Fletcher's upcoming retirement, creating internal tensions over the foreign affairs portfolio.
Dutton to Reshuffle Shadow Cabinet Amidst Internal Tensions
Australian opposition leader Peter Dutton will reshuffle his shadow cabinet over the Australia Day long weekend, prompted by Simon Birmingham's resignation from parliament and Paul Fletcher's upcoming retirement, creating internal tensions over the foreign affairs portfolio.
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52% Bias Score
Alegría Appointed PSOE Aragón Secretary, Bypassing Primaries
Pilar Alegría, Spanish Minister of Education, has been appointed secretary of the PSOE in Aragón without a primary election after her competitor withdrew, signifying Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's consolidation of power within the party and aiming to unify the party ahead of the 2027 elections.
Alegría Appointed PSOE Aragón Secretary, Bypassing Primaries
Pilar Alegría, Spanish Minister of Education, has been appointed secretary of the PSOE in Aragón without a primary election after her competitor withdrew, signifying Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's consolidation of power within the party and aiming to unify the party ahead of the 2027 elections.
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52% Bias Score
Democrats Shift Strategy to Combat Trump, Focusing on Legal Challenges
Following Donald Trump's 2024 election win, the Democratic opposition is abandoning mass protests for a legal and communications-focused strategy, illustrated by successful lawsuits against Trump's policies, particularly a federal judge blocking his attempt to end birthright citizenship.
Democrats Shift Strategy to Combat Trump, Focusing on Legal Challenges
Following Donald Trump's 2024 election win, the Democratic opposition is abandoning mass protests for a legal and communications-focused strategy, illustrated by successful lawsuits against Trump's policies, particularly a federal judge blocking his attempt to end birthright citizenship.
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40% Bias Score
Hamburg Mayoral Election: Tschentscher Faces Strong Challengers
Hamburg's mayoral election on March 2nd sees incumbent Peter Tschentscher (SPD) facing challengers Katharina Fegebank (Greens) and Dennis Thering (CDU); a ZEIT:Hamburg podcast will discuss their platforms and the possibility of a CDU-Green coalition, with a live debate scheduled for February 4th.
Hamburg Mayoral Election: Tschentscher Faces Strong Challengers
Hamburg's mayoral election on March 2nd sees incumbent Peter Tschentscher (SPD) facing challengers Katharina Fegebank (Greens) and Dennis Thering (CDU); a ZEIT:Hamburg podcast will discuss their platforms and the possibility of a CDU-Green coalition, with a live debate scheduled for February 4th.
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32% Bias Score
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