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French Athlete Jimmy Gressier Wins World Championship 10,000m
Jimmy Gressier, a 28-year-old French athlete, won the World Athletics Championships 10,000m race in Tokyo on Sunday, achieving a significant victory for French athletics.
French Athlete Jimmy Gressier Wins World Championship 10,000m
Jimmy Gressier, a 28-year-old French athlete, won the World Athletics Championships 10,000m race in Tokyo on Sunday, achieving a significant victory for French athletics.
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40% Bias Score


French Heirs Lose Inheritance After 30-Year Tax Payment
In Mers-les-Bains, France, a municipality claimed ownership of a property after its heirs paid property taxes for over 30 years due to an unmanaged succession.
French Heirs Lose Inheritance After 30-Year Tax Payment
In Mers-les-Bains, France, a municipality claimed ownership of a property after its heirs paid property taxes for over 30 years due to an unmanaged succession.
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44% Bias Score


France: Budget Cuts and International Incidents
France's Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, dropped a plan to eliminate two public holidays from the 2026 budget, while international incidents include a Romanian report of a drone intrusion during Russian strikes on Ukraine, and escalating violence in Gaza.
France: Budget Cuts and International Incidents
France's Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, dropped a plan to eliminate two public holidays from the 2026 budget, while international incidents include a Romanian report of a drone intrusion during Russian strikes on Ukraine, and escalating violence in Gaza.
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28% Bias Score


French Government Seeks €35-36 Billion in Budget Cuts
French National Assembly President Yaël Braun-Pivet urged the government to agree on €35-36 billion in budget cuts for 2026, rejecting the initial €44 billion target, and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu dropped plans to eliminate two public holidays.
French Government Seeks €35-36 Billion in Budget Cuts
French National Assembly President Yaël Braun-Pivet urged the government to agree on €35-36 billion in budget cuts for 2026, rejecting the initial €44 billion target, and Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu dropped plans to eliminate two public holidays.
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32% Bias Score


France's New Prime Minister Lecornu Seeks Budget Compromise, Cancels Holiday Cuts
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu abandoned his predecessor's plan to eliminate two national holidays to achieve 44 billion euros in budget cuts, instead seeking a compromise with the opposition to address France's high national debt.
France's New Prime Minister Lecornu Seeks Budget Compromise, Cancels Holiday Cuts
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu abandoned his predecessor's plan to eliminate two national holidays to achieve 44 billion euros in budget cuts, instead seeking a compromise with the opposition to address France's high national debt.
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32% Bias Score


The White Lotus" in France: Avoiding Cultural Clichés
HBO's "The White Lotus" is reportedly filming its fourth season in France, prompting concerns about accurate cultural portrayal, as previous seasons faced criticism for stereotypes.
The White Lotus" in France: Avoiding Cultural Clichés
HBO's "The White Lotus" is reportedly filming its fourth season in France, prompting concerns about accurate cultural portrayal, as previous seasons faced criticism for stereotypes.
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16% Bias Score

French Court Case: Ultime Liberté Members on Trial for Assisting Suicide
Twelve members of Ultime Liberté, a French association advocating for the right to a 'serene' suicide, are on trial in Paris for assisting dozens of people in obtaining pentobarbital to end their lives between 2018 and 2020.

French Court Case: Ultime Liberté Members on Trial for Assisting Suicide
Twelve members of Ultime Liberté, a French association advocating for the right to a 'serene' suicide, are on trial in Paris for assisting dozens of people in obtaining pentobarbital to end their lives between 2018 and 2020.
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44% Bias Score

Delphine Jubillar Disappearance: A Documentary Series
A seven-part documentary series on France.tv details the 2020 disappearance of Delphine Jubillar, a 33-year-old nurse from Cagnac-les-Mines, France, and the subsequent trial of her husband, Cédric Jubillar, who is accused of her murder.

Delphine Jubillar Disappearance: A Documentary Series
A seven-part documentary series on France.tv details the 2020 disappearance of Delphine Jubillar, a 33-year-old nurse from Cagnac-les-Mines, France, and the subsequent trial of her husband, Cédric Jubillar, who is accused of her murder.
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24% Bias Score

France-UK Migrant Return Agreement Begins
The France-UK migrant return agreement, based on a 'one-for-one' exchange, commences this week, with initial transfers from the UK to France via Paris-Roissy airport and from France starting Saturday, aiming to deter Channel crossings.

France-UK Migrant Return Agreement Begins
The France-UK migrant return agreement, based on a 'one-for-one' exchange, commences this week, with initial transfers from the UK to France via Paris-Roissy airport and from France starting Saturday, aiming to deter Channel crossings.
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32% Bias Score

France Reverses Austerity Measure Amidst Credit Downgrade
French Prime Minister Le Cornu reversed a planned cut to public holidays after credit rating agency Fitch downgraded France's sovereign debt, highlighting the political and economic instability.

France Reverses Austerity Measure Amidst Credit Downgrade
French Prime Minister Le Cornu reversed a planned cut to public holidays after credit rating agency Fitch downgraded France's sovereign debt, highlighting the political and economic instability.
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20% Bias Score

France Inter Journalists Face Backlash Over Video Showing Apparent Bias
A video showing France Inter journalists Thomas Legrand and Patrick Cohen discussing political strategy with Socialist Party officials sparked a controversy, leading to Legrand's temporary suspension from his show.

France Inter Journalists Face Backlash Over Video Showing Apparent Bias
A video showing France Inter journalists Thomas Legrand and Patrick Cohen discussing political strategy with Socialist Party officials sparked a controversy, leading to Legrand's temporary suspension from his show.
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60% Bias Score

World Athletics Championships: Ingebrigtsen and Habz Fail to Qualify for 1500m Semifinals
At the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Azeddine Habz and Jakob Ingebrigtsen, top contenders in the men's 1500m, failed to qualify for the semifinals, while Romain Mornet advanced.

World Athletics Championships: Ingebrigtsen and Habz Fail to Qualify for 1500m Semifinals
At the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Azeddine Habz and Jakob Ingebrigtsen, top contenders in the men's 1500m, failed to qualify for the semifinals, while Romain Mornet advanced.
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40% Bias Score
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