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Ivory Coast to Take Control of French Military Base in 2025
Ivory Coast will transfer control of its Port-Bouet military base from France in January 2025, reflecting a growing pan-African sovereignist trend and coinciding with upcoming elections, as stated by President Alassane Ouattara. This leaves France with military presence only in Djibouti and Gabon, f...
Ivory Coast to Take Control of French Military Base in 2025
Ivory Coast will transfer control of its Port-Bouet military base from France in January 2025, reflecting a growing pan-African sovereignist trend and coinciding with upcoming elections, as stated by President Alassane Ouattara. This leaves France with military presence only in Djibouti and Gabon, f...
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44% Bias Score
Telegram Founder Faces Charges, Admits Criminal Activity on Platform
Telegram founder Pavel Durov, facing charges in France linked to organized crime, told investigators that while Telegram wasn't designed for criminal use, its popularity led to a surge in criminal activity, resulting in the deletion of 15-20 million accounts monthly.
Telegram Founder Faces Charges, Admits Criminal Activity on Platform
Telegram founder Pavel Durov, facing charges in France linked to organized crime, told investigators that while Telegram wasn't designed for criminal use, its popularity led to a surge in criminal activity, resulting in the deletion of 15-20 million accounts monthly.
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44% Bias Score
Bayrou's Speech Highlights Persistent Healthcare Access Issues in France
French Prime Minister François Bayrou's January 14th policy speech addressed healthcare, announcing minor improvements like increased funding but neglecting crucial access-to-care issues, echoing decades-old concerns about systemic problems.
Bayrou's Speech Highlights Persistent Healthcare Access Issues in France
French Prime Minister François Bayrou's January 14th policy speech addressed healthcare, announcing minor improvements like increased funding but neglecting crucial access-to-care issues, echoing decades-old concerns about systemic problems.
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56% Bias Score
Macron Visits Lebanon After Hezbollah-Israel War Ceasefire
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Lebanon on Friday to meet with newly elected leaders following a 60-day ceasefire in the 14-month war between Israel and Hezbollah, aiming to support the country's recovery and reconstruction efforts after the war that killed over 4,000 and injured 16,000.
Macron Visits Lebanon After Hezbollah-Israel War Ceasefire
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Lebanon on Friday to meet with newly elected leaders following a 60-day ceasefire in the 14-month war between Israel and Hezbollah, aiming to support the country's recovery and reconstruction efforts after the war that killed over 4,000 and injured 16,000.
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40% Bias Score
CAR President's Geopolitical Balancing Act Raises Concerns
Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, seen as a key player in Russia's Central African military presence, is engaging in a delicate geopolitical balancing act, securing aid from France while maintaining ties with Russia amidst concerns of election transparency and mining concessions.
CAR President's Geopolitical Balancing Act Raises Concerns
Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadéra, seen as a key player in Russia's Central African military presence, is engaging in a delicate geopolitical balancing act, securing aid from France while maintaining ties with Russia amidst concerns of election transparency and mining concessions.
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56% Bias Score
Nigerian Crime Boss Arrested in Italy After French Conviction
A 42-year-old Nigerian man, A.D., convicted in absentia in France to 10 years for leading a human trafficking and sexual violence ring, was arrested in Crotone, Italy, during a routine police check, raising concerns about cross-border criminal networks and the AFIS database's accuracy.
Nigerian Crime Boss Arrested in Italy After French Conviction
A 42-year-old Nigerian man, A.D., convicted in absentia in France to 10 years for leading a human trafficking and sexual violence ring, was arrested in Crotone, Italy, during a routine police check, raising concerns about cross-border criminal networks and the AFIS database's accuracy.
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52% Bias Score
Veteran Civil Servant to Lead French Pension Reform Talks
French Prime Minister François Bayrou appointed 73-year-old Jean-Jacques Marette to lead a three-month discussion on the 2023 pension reform, aiming for an agreement between social partners by late May, despite opposition from labor unions and support from employers.
Veteran Civil Servant to Lead French Pension Reform Talks
French Prime Minister François Bayrou appointed 73-year-old Jean-Jacques Marette to lead a three-month discussion on the 2023 pension reform, aiming for an agreement between social partners by late May, despite opposition from labor unions and support from employers.
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36% Bias Score
Ajaccio Mayor Under Investigation for Misuse of Corporate Assets
A French investigation into Ajaccio Mayor Stéphane Sbraggia is underway following a prefect's report raising concerns about his salary exceeding €10,000 monthly alongside his elected position and directorship of an association. Searches were conducted at his home and the city hall on January 16th, 2...
Ajaccio Mayor Under Investigation for Misuse of Corporate Assets
A French investigation into Ajaccio Mayor Stéphane Sbraggia is underway following a prefect's report raising concerns about his salary exceeding €10,000 monthly alongside his elected position and directorship of an association. Searches were conducted at his home and the city hall on January 16th, 2...
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France Confirms Release of Two Hostages in Gaza Agreement
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on January 17th that French-Israeli hostages Ofer Kalderon and Ohad Yahalomi will be among the 33 hostages released in the first phase of a six-week ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, starting January 19th, in exchange for 1000 Palestinian prison...
France Confirms Release of Two Hostages in Gaza Agreement
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on January 17th that French-Israeli hostages Ofer Kalderon and Ohad Yahalomi will be among the 33 hostages released in the first phase of a six-week ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, starting January 19th, in exchange for 1000 Palestinian prison...
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France's Veil Law: A Legal Victory, An Imperfect Implementation
France's 1975 Veil law legalized abortion, addressing 700,000 yearly clandestine abortions; however, implementation faced resistance from some doctors due to unpreparedness, as reported by L'Express.
France's Veil Law: A Legal Victory, An Imperfect Implementation
France's 1975 Veil law legalized abortion, addressing 700,000 yearly clandestine abortions; however, implementation faced resistance from some doctors due to unpreparedness, as reported by L'Express.
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40% Bias Score
Macron in Beirut to Bolster Lebanon's New Leadership and Ceasefire
French President Macron is in Beirut to support Lebanon's new leadership, focusing on implementing a Hezbollah-Israel ceasefire and promoting economic recovery, also seeking Saudi support.
Macron in Beirut to Bolster Lebanon's New Leadership and Ceasefire
French President Macron is in Beirut to support Lebanon's new leadership, focusing on implementing a Hezbollah-Israel ceasefire and promoting economic recovery, also seeking Saudi support.
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48% Bias Score
Macron Visits Lebanon Amid Post-War Reconstruction Efforts
French President Macron visited Lebanon on Friday to meet the newly elected leaders following a 60-day ceasefire agreement in the 14-month war between Israel and Hezbollah, which killed over 4,000 and wounded over 16,000 in Lebanon, aiming to boost international confidence for reconstruction funds.
Macron Visits Lebanon Amid Post-War Reconstruction Efforts
French President Macron visited Lebanon on Friday to meet the newly elected leaders following a 60-day ceasefire agreement in the 14-month war between Israel and Hezbollah, which killed over 4,000 and wounded over 16,000 in Lebanon, aiming to boost international confidence for reconstruction funds.
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44% Bias Score
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