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US Halts Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine, Leading to Increased Russian Attacks
US President Trump's decision to suspend intelligence sharing with Ukraine following a public rebuke of President Zelenskyy has resulted in increased Russian attacks and a crisis of confidence in the West's support for Ukraine; at least 14 civilians were killed in overnight strikes following the int...
US Halts Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine, Leading to Increased Russian Attacks
US President Trump's decision to suspend intelligence sharing with Ukraine following a public rebuke of President Zelenskyy has resulted in increased Russian attacks and a crisis of confidence in the West's support for Ukraine; at least 14 civilians were killed in overnight strikes following the int...
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Disillusionment: A Shift in US-Netherlands Relations
Arend Jan Boekestijn, a former pro-US Dutch politician, now views the US government with deep disillusionment, reflecting a broader shift in Dutch-American relations marked by a growing sense of abandonment and betrayal among Dutch political leaders, stemming from historical actions and the Trump ad...
Dutch Disillusionment: A Shift in US-Netherlands Relations
Arend Jan Boekestijn, a former pro-US Dutch politician, now views the US government with deep disillusionment, reflecting a broader shift in Dutch-American relations marked by a growing sense of abandonment and betrayal among Dutch political leaders, stemming from historical actions and the Trump ad...
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52% Bias Score
European Climate Concern Shifts Amidst Economic and Security Worries
A Bruegel report analyzing 7,819 Europeans' views reveals that concerns about climate change decreased between 2020 and 2024, while security and economic worries increased; however, climate policy remains a top-three concern, and nine out of 10 Europeans agree on the need for climate action.
European Climate Concern Shifts Amidst Economic and Security Worries
A Bruegel report analyzing 7,819 Europeans' views reveals that concerns about climate change decreased between 2020 and 2024, while security and economic worries increased; however, climate policy remains a top-three concern, and nine out of 10 Europeans agree on the need for climate action.
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48% Bias Score
Global Gender Equality Progress Threatened by Setbacks and Funding Cuts
A UN Women report reveals that while gender equality has improved, alarming setbacks are occurring in several countries, with funding cuts and the rise of anti-feminist movements jeopardizing progress, impacting at least 4,500 women in Ukraine.
Global Gender Equality Progress Threatened by Setbacks and Funding Cuts
A UN Women report reveals that while gender equality has improved, alarming setbacks are occurring in several countries, with funding cuts and the rise of anti-feminist movements jeopardizing progress, impacting at least 4,500 women in Ukraine.
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40% Bias Score
US to Withdraw from Future European Military Exercise Planning
The US is reportedly ending its participation in planning future European military exercises, focusing instead on the Indo-Pacific region. This decision may impact NATO exercises in Sweden and elsewhere, forcing European allies to adapt their planning processes, as the US seeks to reduce European mi...
US to Withdraw from Future European Military Exercise Planning
The US is reportedly ending its participation in planning future European military exercises, focusing instead on the Indo-Pacific region. This decision may impact NATO exercises in Sweden and elsewhere, forcing European allies to adapt their planning processes, as the US seeks to reduce European mi...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Cabinet Approves Strict Asylum Bill Amidst Legal and Ethical Concerns
The Dutch cabinet approved Minister Faber's controversial asylum bill despite warnings of flawed preparation and human rights violations; the €115 million plan introduces a two-tier system and faces uncertain Senate support.
Dutch Cabinet Approves Strict Asylum Bill Amidst Legal and Ethical Concerns
The Dutch cabinet approved Minister Faber's controversial asylum bill despite warnings of flawed preparation and human rights violations; the €115 million plan introduces a two-tier system and faces uncertain Senate support.
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56% Bias Score
Germany to Spend €500 Billion on Military and Infrastructure
Germany's potential next Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, announced a €500 billion investment fund and a change in fiscal policy to prioritize military spending and infrastructure, marking a significant departure from the country's historically cautious approach to spending and aiming to boost the econom...
Germany to Spend €500 Billion on Military and Infrastructure
Germany's potential next Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, announced a €500 billion investment fund and a change in fiscal policy to prioritize military spending and infrastructure, marking a significant departure from the country's historically cautious approach to spending and aiming to boost the econom...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Minister Meets US Trade Representative Amid Looming Tariff Threats
Dutch Minister Reinette Klever visited Washington to discuss looming US tariffs, but only held an introductory meeting, not negotiations, with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer; emphasizing the negative effects of tariffs on a million US and 250,000 Dutch jobs and the importance of maintaining ...
Dutch Minister Meets US Trade Representative Amid Looming Tariff Threats
Dutch Minister Reinette Klever visited Washington to discuss looming US tariffs, but only held an introductory meeting, not negotiations, with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer; emphasizing the negative effects of tariffs on a million US and 250,000 Dutch jobs and the importance of maintaining ...
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36% Bias Score
EU Gender Pay Gap Narrows to 12%, but Disparities Persist
The EU's gender pay gap decreased to 12% in 2023, but significant disparities persist across member states, driven by factors such as sectoral segregation, unequal work distribution, and underrepresentation of women in leadership roles.
EU Gender Pay Gap Narrows to 12%, but Disparities Persist
The EU's gender pay gap decreased to 12% in 2023, but significant disparities persist across member states, driven by factors such as sectoral segregation, unequal work distribution, and underrepresentation of women in leadership roles.
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12% Bias Score
Bradford Study Reveals Increased Health Risks for Children of First-Cousin Marriages
A Bradford study tracking 13,000 children from 2007-2010 revealed that one in six were born to first cousins, mainly from the Pakistani community, leading to increased concerns about the health risks associated with consanguineous marriages and a debate about potential legal interventions.
Bradford Study Reveals Increased Health Risks for Children of First-Cousin Marriages
A Bradford study tracking 13,000 children from 2007-2010 revealed that one in six were born to first cousins, mainly from the Pakistani community, leading to increased concerns about the health risks associated with consanguineous marriages and a debate about potential legal interventions.
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44% Bias Score
EU Gender Pay Gap Remains at 12% in 2023
The 2023 EU gender pay gap stands at 12%, with women earning 88 euros for every 100 earned by men, varying from -0.7% in Luxembourg to 19% in Latvia; this disparity stems from factors like sector segregation, unequal work distribution, underrepresentation in leadership, and direct discrimination.
EU Gender Pay Gap Remains at 12% in 2023
The 2023 EU gender pay gap stands at 12%, with women earning 88 euros for every 100 earned by men, varying from -0.7% in Luxembourg to 19% in Latvia; this disparity stems from factors like sector segregation, unequal work distribution, underrepresentation in leadership, and direct discrimination.
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24% Bias Score
Macron labels Russia a threat, Putin evokes Napoleon
French President Emmanuel Macron labeled Russia a long-term threat to Europe on Wednesday, prompting a historical retort from Russian President Vladimir Putin who referenced Napoleon's failed 1812 invasion. Macron also advocated for a more independent Europe less reliant on the US for security, and ...
Macron labels Russia a threat, Putin evokes Napoleon
French President Emmanuel Macron labeled Russia a long-term threat to Europe on Wednesday, prompting a historical retort from Russian President Vladimir Putin who referenced Napoleon's failed 1812 invasion. Macron also advocated for a more independent Europe less reliant on the US for security, and ...
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40% Bias Score
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