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Germany Loses Close Handball Match to France
Germany's women's handball team started their World Championship year with a narrow 25-28 loss to France in a test match in Trier, despite mounting a strong second-half comeback. Alina Grijseels scored seven goals for Germany, who will have a rematch on Saturday.
Germany Loses Close Handball Match to France
Germany's women's handball team started their World Championship year with a narrow 25-28 loss to France in a test match in Trier, despite mounting a strong second-half comeback. Alina Grijseels scored seven goals for Germany, who will have a rematch on Saturday.
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32% Bias Score


French Student Antisemitism Poll Reveals Alarming Acceptance Rates
An Ifop poll reveals that 50% of French middle and high school students have heard antisemitic remarks, with 26% finding at least one acceptable; the study, commissioned by the Crif, surveyed 2,000 students from February 7-12, highlighting a concerning normalization of antisemitism among French yout...
French Student Antisemitism Poll Reveals Alarming Acceptance Rates
An Ifop poll reveals that 50% of French middle and high school students have heard antisemitic remarks, with 26% finding at least one acceptable; the study, commissioned by the Crif, surveyed 2,000 students from February 7-12, highlighting a concerning normalization of antisemitism among French yout...
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36% Bias Score


Record 10-Ton Cocaine Seizure in Dunkirk Highlights France's Drug Trafficking Problem
French authorities seized a record 10 tons of cocaine in Dunkirk, valued at €300 million, part of a broader increase in drug seizures in 2024 despite limited impact on overall trafficking.
Record 10-Ton Cocaine Seizure in Dunkirk Highlights France's Drug Trafficking Problem
French authorities seized a record 10 tons of cocaine in Dunkirk, valued at €300 million, part of a broader increase in drug seizures in 2024 despite limited impact on overall trafficking.
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48% Bias Score


Eurozone Private Sector Avoids Stagnation Despite Inflationary Pressures
The Eurozone's private sector achieved marginal growth in February (PMI 50.2), exceeding expectations but still facing challenges from job cuts and rising prices; Spain's strong service sector (PMI 56.2) offset its manufacturing decline, contrasting with Germany's modest expansion and France's contr...
Eurozone Private Sector Avoids Stagnation Despite Inflationary Pressures
The Eurozone's private sector achieved marginal growth in February (PMI 50.2), exceeding expectations but still facing challenges from job cuts and rising prices; Spain's strong service sector (PMI 56.2) offset its manufacturing decline, contrasting with Germany's modest expansion and France's contr...
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36% Bias Score


France Appoints High Commissioner for Children Amidst Concerns Over Ministry Structure
France appointed Sarah El Haïry, former Minister Delegate for Youth, as High Commissioner for Children on Wednesday, addressing concerns of child protection associations. However, the office's placement under the Ministry of Health and unconfirmed budget raise concerns about its effectiveness.
France Appoints High Commissioner for Children Amidst Concerns Over Ministry Structure
France appointed Sarah El Haïry, former Minister Delegate for Youth, as High Commissioner for Children on Wednesday, addressing concerns of child protection associations. However, the office's placement under the Ministry of Health and unconfirmed budget raise concerns about its effectiveness.
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40% Bias Score


Controversial Catholic School Planned in France Amidst Far-Right Accusations
A new all-boys Catholic boarding school, Académie Saint-Louis, funded by conservative billionaire Pierre-Edouard Stérin, is set to open in Sologne, France in September 2025, facing opposition from local groups who denounce it as a far-right project.
Controversial Catholic School Planned in France Amidst Far-Right Accusations
A new all-boys Catholic boarding school, Académie Saint-Louis, funded by conservative billionaire Pierre-Edouard Stérin, is set to open in Sologne, France in September 2025, facing opposition from local groups who denounce it as a far-right project.
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52% Bias Score

French Surgeon's 25-Year Abuse Spree Exposes Systemic Failures
French surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec is on trial for abusing at least 299 children over 25 years, his crimes documented in diaries; the trial reveals systemic failures and raises questions about potential cover-ups.

French Surgeon's 25-Year Abuse Spree Exposes Systemic Failures
French surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec is on trial for abusing at least 299 children over 25 years, his crimes documented in diaries; the trial reveals systemic failures and raises questions about potential cover-ups.
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20% Bias Score

Russian Jet's Aggressive Maneuver Near French Drone Condemned
On March 2nd, 2024, a Russian Su-35 fighter jet executed dangerous maneuvers near a French Reaper drone in international airspace over the Eastern Mediterranean, prompting France to condemn Russia's aggressive actions amidst ongoing US-Russia peace talks.

Russian Jet's Aggressive Maneuver Near French Drone Condemned
On March 2nd, 2024, a Russian Su-35 fighter jet executed dangerous maneuvers near a French Reaper drone in international airspace over the Eastern Mediterranean, prompting France to condemn Russia's aggressive actions amidst ongoing US-Russia peace talks.
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48% Bias Score

French Navy Refuses Rescue, Leaving 60 Migrants in Distress
French navy officers refused to rescue 60 distressed migrants on a waterlogged boat in French waters, instead contacting UK Border Force, highlighting a gap in policy and increasing pressure on both nations amid a rise in Channel crossings (3,224 so far this year).

French Navy Refuses Rescue, Leaving 60 Migrants in Distress
French navy officers refused to rescue 60 distressed migrants on a waterlogged boat in French waters, instead contacting UK Border Force, highlighting a gap in policy and increasing pressure on both nations amid a rise in Channel crossings (3,224 so far this year).
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60% Bias Score

Paris Trial: Seven Convicted for Online Hate Speech Targeting Olympics Artistic Director
Seven individuals aged 22-79 were charged in a Paris court for sending death threats and hate speech to Thomas Jolly, the artistic director of the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony, following online backlash against his artistic representation of a celebratory scene interpreted by some as mocking...

Paris Trial: Seven Convicted for Online Hate Speech Targeting Olympics Artistic Director
Seven individuals aged 22-79 were charged in a Paris court for sending death threats and hate speech to Thomas Jolly, the artistic director of the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony, following online backlash against his artistic representation of a celebratory scene interpreted by some as mocking...
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60% Bias Score

Paris Unveils Plan to Curb Underage Knife Possession After Fatal Stabbing
A plan to combat underage knife possession in Paris was announced following the fatal stabbing of 14-year-old Elias; it involves increased school-based prevention, potential disciplinary actions, and doubled mediation teams near schools, in response to 6,500 knife seizures in 2024 and a drop in the ...

Paris Unveils Plan to Curb Underage Knife Possession After Fatal Stabbing
A plan to combat underage knife possession in Paris was announced following the fatal stabbing of 14-year-old Elias; it involves increased school-based prevention, potential disciplinary actions, and doubled mediation teams near schools, in response to 6,500 knife seizures in 2024 and a drop in the ...
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40% Bias Score

Slow Progress in Gender Equality in French Company Leadership
The 2025 IFA-Ethics & Boards barometer reveals that while French companies have exceeded the 40% female representation target in administrative boards mandated by the 2011 Copé-Zimmermann law, progress in executive committees remains slow, highlighting a persistent 'glass ceiling' effect despite the...

Slow Progress in Gender Equality in French Company Leadership
The 2025 IFA-Ethics & Boards barometer reveals that while French companies have exceeded the 40% female representation target in administrative boards mandated by the 2011 Copé-Zimmermann law, progress in executive committees remains slow, highlighting a persistent 'glass ceiling' effect despite the...
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48% Bias Score
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