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French Government Concealed Nestlé's Illegal Water Treatments: Senate Inquiry
A French Senate inquiry revealed the Macron government covered up Nestlé's years-long use of illegal water treatments for brands like Perrier and Vittel, resulting in a €2 million fine for Nestlé and an estimated €3 billion fraud.
French Government Concealed Nestlé's Illegal Water Treatments: Senate Inquiry
A French Senate inquiry revealed the Macron government covered up Nestlé's years-long use of illegal water treatments for brands like Perrier and Vittel, resulting in a €2 million fine for Nestlé and an estimated €3 billion fraud.
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48% Bias Score


Revolut Invests €1 Billion in France, Creating New Western European Headquarters
Revolut, a UK digital bank with 55 million global customers, is investing over €1 billion in France over three years to create a Western European headquarters in Paris, generating over 200 jobs, and seeking a French banking license; this is the largest foreign investment in the French financial sect...
Revolut Invests €1 Billion in France, Creating New Western European Headquarters
Revolut, a UK digital bank with 55 million global customers, is investing over €1 billion in France over three years to create a Western European headquarters in Paris, generating over 200 jobs, and seeking a French banking license; this is the largest foreign investment in the French financial sect...
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48% Bias Score


France Legalizes Assisted Suicide
The French parliament approved a law legalizing assisted suicide for terminally ill patients experiencing unbearable suffering, allowing self-administration of a lethal substance; physician assistance is permitted only if the patient is physically unable to do so.
France Legalizes Assisted Suicide
The French parliament approved a law legalizing assisted suicide for terminally ill patients experiencing unbearable suffering, allowing self-administration of a lethal substance; physician assistance is permitted only if the patient is physically unable to do so.
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40% Bias Score


European Debt Proposed to Fund Military Buildup
French Economy Minister Eric Lombard proposed a European debt to fund a €800 billion military spending plan by 2030, mirroring German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's rearmament push and echoing the 2020 Covid debt response, amid concerns about the changing role of the dollar and the need for stronger Eu...
European Debt Proposed to Fund Military Buildup
French Economy Minister Eric Lombard proposed a European debt to fund a €800 billion military spending plan by 2030, mirroring German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's rearmament push and echoing the 2020 Covid debt response, amid concerns about the changing role of the dollar and the need for stronger Eu...
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56% Bias Score


France's Force de Frappe: A European Nuclear Future?
On July 14, 1965, France unveiled its independent nuclear deterrent force, the Force de Frappe, during a military parade in Paris; this ensured its status as a nuclear power, provided political leverage, but also resulted in significant annual defense costs; recent discussions initiated by President...
France's Force de Frappe: A European Nuclear Future?
On July 14, 1965, France unveiled its independent nuclear deterrent force, the Force de Frappe, during a military parade in Paris; this ensured its status as a nuclear power, provided political leverage, but also resulted in significant annual defense costs; recent discussions initiated by President...
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36% Bias Score


Merz Seeks Triumvirate to Lead Europe Through Geopolitical Uncertainty
Germany's Chancellor Merz is pursuing closer ties with France and Poland to address Europe's leadership vacuum amid geopolitical instability, proposing a joint defense council and emphasizing collaboration with Poland as a key buffer against Russia.
Merz Seeks Triumvirate to Lead Europe Through Geopolitical Uncertainty
Germany's Chancellor Merz is pursuing closer ties with France and Poland to address Europe's leadership vacuum amid geopolitical instability, proposing a joint defense council and emphasizing collaboration with Poland as a key buffer against Russia.
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64% Bias Score

Revolut Invests €1 Billion in France to Expand European Market
Revolut, facing competition in Germany, invests over €1 billion in France to establish a Western European headquarters in Paris, create over 200 jobs, and obtain a French banking license, aiming to capitalize on France's faster-growing digital banking market.

Revolut Invests €1 Billion in France to Expand European Market
Revolut, facing competition in Germany, invests over €1 billion in France to establish a Western European headquarters in Paris, create over 200 jobs, and obtain a French banking license, aiming to capitalize on France's faster-growing digital banking market.
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48% Bias Score

L'Équipe's Cookie Policy Limits Free Access Without User Consent
To access L'Équipe's free content, users must accept personalized advertising cookies; refusal restricts site functionality. L'Équipe and third-party partners use these cookies to personalize advertising, content, and measure site usage.

L'Équipe's Cookie Policy Limits Free Access Without User Consent
To access L'Équipe's free content, users must accept personalized advertising cookies; refusal restricts site functionality. L'Équipe and third-party partners use these cookies to personalize advertising, content, and measure site usage.
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4% Bias Score

Curie Institute Researcher Develops Novel Cancer Therapy Targeting Iron-Dependent Metastasis
Raphaël Rodriguez, a CNRS research director at the Curie Institute, discovered that metastatic cancer cells' high iron and copper ion demand makes them vulnerable to oxidation, leading to the development of a molecule inducing 'ferropoptosis', a novel therapeutic approach published in Nature.

Curie Institute Researcher Develops Novel Cancer Therapy Targeting Iron-Dependent Metastasis
Raphaël Rodriguez, a CNRS research director at the Curie Institute, discovered that metastatic cancer cells' high iron and copper ion demand makes them vulnerable to oxidation, leading to the development of a molecule inducing 'ferropoptosis', a novel therapeutic approach published in Nature.
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36% Bias Score

Psychologists Provide Daily Support to Civil Parties During Le Scouarnec Trial
During the Joël Le Scouarnec trial (February 24th-May 28th), two psychologists from France Victimes 56 provided daily on-site support to civil parties, intervening approximately 80 times in the first three weeks, offering emotional support and crisis management, highlighting the need for proactive t...

Psychologists Provide Daily Support to Civil Parties During Le Scouarnec Trial
During the Joël Le Scouarnec trial (February 24th-May 28th), two psychologists from France Victimes 56 provided daily on-site support to civil parties, intervening approximately 80 times in the first three weeks, offering emotional support and crisis management, highlighting the need for proactive t...
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36% Bias Score

6.3 Billion Euros in Errors Plague France's Family Benefits System
France's Court of Auditors reported 6.3 billion euros in uncorrected errors in the 2024 accounts of the Family Benefits branch of Social Security, primarily due to beneficiary errors in resource declarations, affecting RSA, activity bonus, and housing aid; the court cannot certify the accounts.

6.3 Billion Euros in Errors Plague France's Family Benefits System
France's Court of Auditors reported 6.3 billion euros in uncorrected errors in the 2024 accounts of the Family Benefits branch of Social Security, primarily due to beneficiary errors in resource declarations, affecting RSA, activity bonus, and housing aid; the court cannot certify the accounts.
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24% Bias Score

Dossier 137: French Police Brutality and Systemic Injustice
Dossier 137, directed by Dominik Moll, follows a French internal affairs officer investigating police brutality against a young man during a Yellow Vest protest in Paris, revealing systemic issues of racism, injustice, and abuse of power within a seemingly civilized society.

Dossier 137: French Police Brutality and Systemic Injustice
Dossier 137, directed by Dominik Moll, follows a French internal affairs officer investigating police brutality against a young man during a Yellow Vest protest in Paris, revealing systemic issues of racism, injustice, and abuse of power within a seemingly civilized society.
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20% Bias Score
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