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German Chancellor Candidates Clash in Heated TV Debate
In a two-hour televised debate, German Chancellor candidates Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD) clashed on migration, the economy, and Ukraine, revealing deep divisions particularly regarding the AfD's far-right stances and collaboration with established parties.
German Chancellor Candidates Clash in Heated TV Debate
In a two-hour televised debate, German Chancellor candidates Scholz (SPD), Merz (CDU), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD) clashed on migration, the economy, and Ukraine, revealing deep divisions particularly regarding the AfD's far-right stances and collaboration with established parties.
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52% Bias Score
German Chancellor Debate Highlights Policy Divisions and Avoidance of Crucial Issues
In a recent German televised debate, four chancellor candidates—Merz (CDU), Scholz (SPD), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD)—revealed policy differences and common ground on migration and the Ukraine conflict, while avoiding crucial discussions about Germany's role in a potential Ukrainian ceasefire....
German Chancellor Debate Highlights Policy Divisions and Avoidance of Crucial Issues
In a recent German televised debate, four chancellor candidates—Merz (CDU), Scholz (SPD), Habeck (Greens), and Weidel (AfD)—revealed policy differences and common ground on migration and the Ukraine conflict, while avoiding crucial discussions about Germany's role in a potential Ukrainian ceasefire....
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64% Bias Score
Iza's Strong Showing in Ecuadorian Presidential Elections
In Ecuador's 2023 presidential elections, Leonidas Iza, representing the Pachakutik party, secured 5.3% of the vote and 536,000 votes, placing third. His strong showing reflects long-standing indigenous grievances and will likely influence the upcoming runoff election.
Iza's Strong Showing in Ecuadorian Presidential Elections
In Ecuador's 2023 presidential elections, Leonidas Iza, representing the Pachakutik party, secured 5.3% of the vote and 536,000 votes, placing third. His strong showing reflects long-standing indigenous grievances and will likely influence the upcoming runoff election.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Repeated Attacks on Biden: A Departure from Presidential Norms
After returning to power, Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed his predecessor, Joe Biden, for a wide array of issues, from economic woes to international conflicts, marking a sharp departure from the typically more restrained behavior of former presidents.
Trump's Repeated Attacks on Biden: A Departure from Presidential Norms
After returning to power, Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed his predecessor, Joe Biden, for a wide array of issues, from economic woes to international conflicts, marking a sharp departure from the typically more restrained behavior of former presidents.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's 2025 Snap Election: New Electoral Law Impacts Seat Distribution
Germany's snap Bundestag election, scheduled for February 23rd, 2025, following the November 6th, 2024, collapse of the ruling coalition, features a new electoral law prioritizing the second vote for seat allocation, potentially leaving directly elected candidates without seats due to insufficient p...
Germany's 2025 Snap Election: New Electoral Law Impacts Seat Distribution
Germany's snap Bundestag election, scheduled for February 23rd, 2025, following the November 6th, 2024, collapse of the ruling coalition, features a new electoral law prioritizing the second vote for seat allocation, potentially leaving directly elected candidates without seats due to insufficient p...
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48% Bias Score
Pence Publicly Challenges Trump Administration
Mike Pence, through his political advocacy group, is publicly criticizing the Trump administration's appointments of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Lori Chavez-DeRemer, spending nearly $1 million in opposition ads and lobbying efforts, marking a significant break from his previous close ties with Trump.
Pence Publicly Challenges Trump Administration
Mike Pence, through his political advocacy group, is publicly criticizing the Trump administration's appointments of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Lori Chavez-DeRemer, spending nearly $1 million in opposition ads and lobbying efforts, marking a significant break from his previous close ties with Trump.
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44% Bias Score
German Chancellor Debate Rocked by AfD's Weidel
The first German televised chancellor debate was disrupted when AfD leader Alice Weidel refused to condemn her party chairman's minimizing of the Nazi regime, sparking immediate outrage and highlighting deep political divisions. Friedrich Merz won the debate according to a Forsa poll.
German Chancellor Debate Rocked by AfD's Weidel
The first German televised chancellor debate was disrupted when AfD leader Alice Weidel refused to condemn her party chairman's minimizing of the Nazi regime, sparking immediate outrage and highlighting deep political divisions. Friedrich Merz won the debate according to a Forsa poll.
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48% Bias Score
Singapore Opposition Leader Convicted of Lying to Parliament
Singaporean opposition leader Pritam Singh was found guilty on Monday of lying to parliament to protect a fellow MP who had fabricated a rape story, potentially disqualifying him from upcoming elections.
Singapore Opposition Leader Convicted of Lying to Parliament
Singaporean opposition leader Pritam Singh was found guilty on Monday of lying to parliament to protect a fellow MP who had fabricated a rape story, potentially disqualifying him from upcoming elections.
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44% Bias Score
Mexico's Reform Targets Family Dynasties in Politics
A proposed Mexican constitutional amendment seeks to combat electoral nepotism by prohibiting relatives of outgoing officials from succeeding them, addressing the long-standing issue of family dynasties dominating municipalities, with the ban taking effect in 2027.
Mexico's Reform Targets Family Dynasties in Politics
A proposed Mexican constitutional amendment seeks to combat electoral nepotism by prohibiting relatives of outgoing officials from succeeding them, addressing the long-standing issue of family dynasties dominating municipalities, with the ban taking effect in 2027.
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32% Bias Score
German Election Debate Highlights Deep Political Divides
Germany's four main chancellor candidates engaged in a heated election debate covering the economy, Ukraine, migration, and US VP J.D. Vance; disagreements on supporting Ukraine, handling the economy, and relations with the US highlighted deep political divides, with CDU's Merz emerging as a potenti...
German Election Debate Highlights Deep Political Divides
Germany's four main chancellor candidates engaged in a heated election debate covering the economy, Ukraine, migration, and US VP J.D. Vance; disagreements on supporting Ukraine, handling the economy, and relations with the US highlighted deep political divides, with CDU's Merz emerging as a potenti...
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32% Bias Score
Trzaskowski Shifts Campaign Strategy to the Right in Polish Presidential Race
In Poland's upcoming presidential election, Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, from the Civic Platform party, is shifting his campaign strategy from a liberal platform to appeal to right-wing voters, despite previously receiving an award from President Zelenskyy for Warsaw's support of Ukrainian refuge...
Trzaskowski Shifts Campaign Strategy to the Right in Polish Presidential Race
In Poland's upcoming presidential election, Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, from the Civic Platform party, is shifting his campaign strategy from a liberal platform to appeal to right-wing voters, despite previously receiving an award from President Zelenskyy for Warsaw's support of Ukrainian refuge...
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56% Bias Score
CHP Faces Vote-Buying Probe Amidst Internal Tensions
Ankara's Chief Public Prosecutor is investigating vote-buying claims during the CHP's November 4-5, 2023 congress, prompted by President Erdoğan's comments and a complaint initially filed in Bursa; the CHP leadership views this as a political attack.
CHP Faces Vote-Buying Probe Amidst Internal Tensions
Ankara's Chief Public Prosecutor is investigating vote-buying claims during the CHP's November 4-5, 2023 congress, prompted by President Erdoğan's comments and a complaint initially filed in Bursa; the CHP leadership views this as a political attack.
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40% Bias Score
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