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The Rise of Fascism: A Warning from Hugues Jallon's 'Le Temps des Salauds'
Hugues Jallon's new book, "Le Temps des Salauds," analyzes the resurgence of fascism in France, identifying collaborators and outlining the mechanisms enabling its normalization.
The Rise of Fascism: A Warning from Hugues Jallon's 'Le Temps des Salauds'
Hugues Jallon's new book, "Le Temps des Salauds," analyzes the resurgence of fascism in France, identifying collaborators and outlining the mechanisms enabling its normalization.
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56% Bias Score


France to Tackle Child Sex Offenders: 11,500 Minors Involved Annually
A report reveals 11,500 minors commit sexual violence annually in France, accounting for 30% of child sex abuse perpetrators, prompting a call for increased prevention efforts.
France to Tackle Child Sex Offenders: 11,500 Minors Involved Annually
A report reveals 11,500 minors commit sexual violence annually in France, accounting for 30% of child sex abuse perpetrators, prompting a call for increased prevention efforts.
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24% Bias Score


AI in Education: Restructuring Schools, Not Just Assessments
The rise of generative AI prompts a reconsideration of school organization, as proponents argue its ability to personalize learning surpasses traditional teaching methods, addressing the inherent limitations of the current system.
AI in Education: Restructuring Schools, Not Just Assessments
The rise of generative AI prompts a reconsideration of school organization, as proponents argue its ability to personalize learning surpasses traditional teaching methods, addressing the inherent limitations of the current system.
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40% Bias Score


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 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

Radio France Accuses Bolloré Media of Destabilization Campaign
Radio France's president and editorial director accused Bolloré-owned media outlets of waging a disproportionate, politically motivated campaign against them, following a controversy over a secretly recorded video of two journalists discussing a political figure.

Radio France Accuses Bolloré Media of Destabilization Campaign
Radio France's president and editorial director accused Bolloré-owned media outlets of waging a disproportionate, politically motivated campaign against them, following a controversy over a secretly recorded video of two journalists discussing a political figure.
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56% Bias Score

France Repatriates ISIS-Linked Women and Children from Syria
On September 16th, France repatriated three women (aged 18-34) and ten children from Syrian jihadist prison camps, with two women placed in custody and one facing potential charges; the children are under the care of Versailles's judicial court.

France Repatriates ISIS-Linked Women and Children from Syria
On September 16th, France repatriated three women (aged 18-34) and ten children from Syrian jihadist prison camps, with two women placed in custody and one facing potential charges; the children are under the care of Versailles's judicial court.
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40% Bias Score

France: A Strong Welfare State with Economic Challenges
Despite a robust welfare system including public transportation for pregnant women and extensive public education, France faces economic challenges like controlling public spending and maintaining competitiveness, alongside social issues such as inequality and the rise of the far-right.

France: A Strong Welfare State with Economic Challenges
Despite a robust welfare system including public transportation for pregnant women and extensive public education, France faces economic challenges like controlling public spending and maintaining competitiveness, alongside social issues such as inequality and the rise of the far-right.
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56% 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

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

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
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