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Marc Bloch, Resistance Fighter and Historian, Enters the Panthéon
Historian and resistance fighter Marc Bloch, executed by the Nazis in 1944, has been inducted into the Panthéon, addressing the prior absence of Jewish victims within the official memory of the French Republic and recognizing both armed and intellectual resistance.
Marc Bloch, Resistance Fighter and Historian, Enters the Panthéon
Historian and resistance fighter Marc Bloch, executed by the Nazis in 1944, has been inducted into the Panthéon, addressing the prior absence of Jewish victims within the official memory of the French Republic and recognizing both armed and intellectual resistance.
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40% Bias Score
Decathlon to Pay €1 Billion Dividend Amidst Union Criticism and Job Cuts
Decathlon will pay its shareholder, the Mulliez family association, €1 billion in dividends for 2024, sparking criticism from unions amid job cuts at other Mulliez-owned companies like Auchan.
Decathlon to Pay €1 Billion Dividend Amidst Union Criticism and Job Cuts
Decathlon will pay its shareholder, the Mulliez family association, €1 billion in dividends for 2024, sparking criticism from unions amid job cuts at other Mulliez-owned companies like Auchan.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Nominates Charles Kushner as US Ambassador to France
Donald Trump nominated Charles Kushner, Ivanka Trump's father-in-law, as the US ambassador to France on Saturday. Kushner, a businessman with a history of philanthropy and a 2005 conviction for 18 counts including illegal campaign contributions and witness tampering, was later pardoned by Trump. The...
Trump Nominates Charles Kushner as US Ambassador to France
Donald Trump nominated Charles Kushner, Ivanka Trump's father-in-law, as the US ambassador to France on Saturday. Kushner, a businessman with a history of philanthropy and a 2005 conviction for 18 counts including illegal campaign contributions and witness tampering, was later pardoned by Trump. The...
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52% Bias Score
Frankreich verweigert Vollstreckung von IStGH-Haftbefehl gegen Netanjahu
Frankreich weigert sich, den Haftbefehl des IStGH gegen Israels Ministerpräsidenten Benjamin Netanjahu zu vollstrecken, beruft sich auf Artikel 98 des Römischen Statuts, was zu internationaler Kritik und einer Debatte über die Rolle des IStGH führt.
Frankreich verweigert Vollstreckung von IStGH-Haftbefehl gegen Netanjahu
Frankreich weigert sich, den Haftbefehl des IStGH gegen Israels Ministerpräsidenten Benjamin Netanjahu zu vollstrecken, beruft sich auf Artikel 98 des Römischen Statuts, was zu internationaler Kritik und einer Debatte über die Rolle des IStGH führt.
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32% Bias Score
Nigeria-France Partnership: Economic Agreements and Development Loans
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu's state visit to Paris yielded three partnership agreements, a planned fifth Nigerian bank branch in France, and €330 million in planned French Development Agency loans for Nigerian projects; this visit aims to strengthen economic ties and Nigeria's global standing.
Nigeria-France Partnership: Economic Agreements and Development Loans
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu's state visit to Paris yielded three partnership agreements, a planned fifth Nigerian bank branch in France, and €330 million in planned French Development Agency loans for Nigerian projects; this visit aims to strengthen economic ties and Nigeria's global standing.
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24% Bias Score
French Interior Minister Visits Pas-de-Calais Amidst Surge in Migrant Deaths
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau visited Pas-de-Calais on November 29th to address the rising migrant crisis, where at least 72 deaths have occurred this year during Channel crossings—exceeding the past five years—leading to 17 investigations into fatal shipwrecks and 10 more into bodies fo...
French Interior Minister Visits Pas-de-Calais Amidst Surge in Migrant Deaths
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau visited Pas-de-Calais on November 29th to address the rising migrant crisis, where at least 72 deaths have occurred this year during Channel crossings—exceeding the past five years—leading to 17 investigations into fatal shipwrecks and 10 more into bodies fo...
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24% Bias Score
S&P Affirms France's AA− Rating Amidst Political Uncertainty
Despite political uncertainty and a potential no-confidence vote, S&P Global Ratings maintained France's sovereign debt rating at AA− with a stable outlook, citing the government's commitment to fiscal consolidation, though market concerns remain high due to rising borrowing costs.
S&P Affirms France's AA− Rating Amidst Political Uncertainty
Despite political uncertainty and a potential no-confidence vote, S&P Global Ratings maintained France's sovereign debt rating at AA− with a stable outlook, citing the government's commitment to fiscal consolidation, though market concerns remain high due to rising borrowing costs.
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56% Bias Score
Long-Term Prisoner Christophe Khider to be Released
After serving nearly three decades for murder, armed robbery, and multiple escape attempts, 53-year-old Christophe Khider will be released from Vendin-le-Vieil prison at the end of December and placed under electronic surveillance.
Long-Term Prisoner Christophe Khider to be Released
After serving nearly three decades for murder, armed robbery, and multiple escape attempts, 53-year-old Christophe Khider will be released from Vendin-le-Vieil prison at the end of December and placed under electronic surveillance.
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64% Bias Score
French Police Crack Down on Indian Subcontinent Migrant Smuggling Ring
French authorities arrested 26 individuals and seized €11 million in assets in a crackdown on a migrant smuggling ring that charged €15,000–€26,000 per migrant from India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal and laundered money through construction, gold, and hawala systems.
French Police Crack Down on Indian Subcontinent Migrant Smuggling Ring
French authorities arrested 26 individuals and seized €11 million in assets in a crackdown on a migrant smuggling ring that charged €15,000–€26,000 per migrant from India, Sri Lanka, and Nepal and laundered money through construction, gold, and hawala systems.
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36% Bias Score
French Woman's Abuse Revelation Sparks Global Feminist Debate
71-year-old Gisèle Pelicot publicly revealed years of abuse by her husband—drugging, rape, and forced prostitution—inspiring global feminist support but also highlighting the need to acknowledge the lasting trauma of such abuse.
French Woman's Abuse Revelation Sparks Global Feminist Debate
71-year-old Gisèle Pelicot publicly revealed years of abuse by her husband—drugging, rape, and forced prostitution—inspiring global feminist support but also highlighting the need to acknowledge the lasting trauma of such abuse.
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56% Bias Score
80th Anniversary of Thiaroye Massacre Highlights Unresolved Questions
On December 1, 1944, French officers killed at least 35 West African soldiers at the Thiaroye military camp near Dakar, Senegal, after the soldiers demanded their overdue pay; the exact number of victims remains unknown, sparking controversy and calls for further investigation.
80th Anniversary of Thiaroye Massacre Highlights Unresolved Questions
On December 1, 1944, French officers killed at least 35 West African soldiers at the Thiaroye military camp near Dakar, Senegal, after the soldiers demanded their overdue pay; the exact number of victims remains unknown, sparking controversy and calls for further investigation.
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20% Bias Score
Notre-Dame Cathedral to Reopen After €700 Million Restoration
Five years after a devastating fire, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris is set to reopen on December 7th, 2024, following a €700 million restoration funded by donations and completed by 2,000 contributors.
Notre-Dame Cathedral to Reopen After €700 Million Restoration
Five years after a devastating fire, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris is set to reopen on December 7th, 2024, following a €700 million restoration funded by donations and completed by 2,000 contributors.
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56% Bias Score
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