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Terrorist Knife Attack in Mulhouse, France
A 37-year-old Algerian man, known to French anti-terrorism services, fatally stabbed a 69-year-old Portuguese civilian and critically injured two police officers in Mulhouse, France, on February 22nd, during a pro-Congo demonstration; French President Macron called it an Islamist terrorist attack.
Terrorist Knife Attack in Mulhouse, France
A 37-year-old Algerian man, known to French anti-terrorism services, fatally stabbed a 69-year-old Portuguese civilian and critically injured two police officers in Mulhouse, France, on February 22nd, during a pro-Congo demonstration; French President Macron called it an Islamist terrorist attack.
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56% Bias Score
Turin to Host 2030 Winter Olympics Speed Skating Events
Turin, Italy will host speed skating events for the 2030 Winter Olympics in the French Alps, marking a shift towards geographically dispersed games after Piedmont's unsuccessful bids for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics.
Turin to Host 2030 Winter Olympics Speed Skating Events
Turin, Italy will host speed skating events for the 2030 Winter Olympics in the French Alps, marking a shift towards geographically dispersed games after Piedmont's unsuccessful bids for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics.
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48% Bias Score
Grenoble Grenade Attack: 17-Year-Old Arrested, Linking Gang Violence
A 17-year-old was arrested in Grenoble, France, for a grenade attack on February 12th that injured 15 people in a bar suspected of drug trafficking; the suspect, initially confessing, was linked to other shootings, highlighting gang violence.
Grenoble Grenade Attack: 17-Year-Old Arrested, Linking Gang Violence
A 17-year-old was arrested in Grenoble, France, for a grenade attack on February 12th that injured 15 people in a bar suspected of drug trafficking; the suspect, initially confessing, was linked to other shootings, highlighting gang violence.
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40% Bias Score
Paris Teacher Receives €3,000 Fine for Assaulting 3-Year-Old Student
A Paris teacher was sentenced to a €3,000 fine after a video surfaced showing her striking a 3-year-old student on September 3, 2024; the incident occurred in a classroom with 29 students, some with disabilities, after a difficult first day back to school; the teacher cited overwhelming stress and h...
Paris Teacher Receives €3,000 Fine for Assaulting 3-Year-Old Student
A Paris teacher was sentenced to a €3,000 fine after a video surfaced showing her striking a 3-year-old student on September 3, 2024; the incident occurred in a classroom with 29 students, some with disabilities, after a difficult first day back to school; the teacher cited overwhelming stress and h...
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44% Bias Score
Frenchman Offers to Share €500,000 Lottery Winnings with Thieves
A Frenchman whose credit card was used by two thieves to buy a winning €500,000 lottery scratch card is offering to split the prize with them to avoid the money being seized by authorities; the incident occurred in Toulouse, France on February 3rd, after his wallet was stolen from his car.
Frenchman Offers to Share €500,000 Lottery Winnings with Thieves
A Frenchman whose credit card was used by two thieves to buy a winning €500,000 lottery scratch card is offering to split the prize with them to avoid the money being seized by authorities; the incident occurred in Toulouse, France on February 3rd, after his wallet was stolen from his car.
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48% Bias Score
Acquaintance Rape Trial in Rennes Highlights Prevalence of Sexual Violence
Soraya R. was raped by her friend Marty G. while asleep in Rennes, France; Marty G. admitted to the rape but claimed it was unintentional, highlighting the prevalence of acquaintance rape in France where 62,000 women are victims yearly, with nine out of ten knowing their assailant.
Acquaintance Rape Trial in Rennes Highlights Prevalence of Sexual Violence
Soraya R. was raped by her friend Marty G. while asleep in Rennes, France; Marty G. admitted to the rape but claimed it was unintentional, highlighting the prevalence of acquaintance rape in France where 62,000 women are victims yearly, with nine out of ten knowing their assailant.
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52% Bias Score
Valls Faces Loyalist Backlash in Divided New Caledonia
French Overseas Minister Manuel Valls's February 22nd visit to New Caledonia to negotiate a political settlement between pro- and anti-independence groups was met with strong opposition from loyalist protesters, highlighting the deep divisions and economic devastation following the 2024 riots.
Valls Faces Loyalist Backlash in Divided New Caledonia
French Overseas Minister Manuel Valls's February 22nd visit to New Caledonia to negotiate a political settlement between pro- and anti-independence groups was met with strong opposition from loyalist protesters, highlighting the deep divisions and economic devastation following the 2024 riots.
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44% Bias Score
French Far-Right Leader Cancels CPAC Appearance After Nazi Salute
Jordan Bardella, leader of France's National Rally, canceled his CPAC appearance after former Trump advisor Steve Bannon concluded his speech with a Nazi salute; Bardella condemned Bannon's actions, highlighting the growing concerns over the normalization of extremism within the far-right.
French Far-Right Leader Cancels CPAC Appearance After Nazi Salute
Jordan Bardella, leader of France's National Rally, canceled his CPAC appearance after former Trump advisor Steve Bannon concluded his speech with a Nazi salute; Bardella condemned Bannon's actions, highlighting the growing concerns over the normalization of extremism within the far-right.
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56% Bias Score
Mulhouse Knife Attack: One Dead, Terrorist Act Declared
A 37-year-old Algerian man awaiting deportation and on a terrorism watchlist stabbed multiple people in Mulhouse, France, killing one and injuring at least two police officers; the attack, which occurred during a demonstration, has been labeled as an act of Islamic terrorism by President Macron.
Mulhouse Knife Attack: One Dead, Terrorist Act Declared
A 37-year-old Algerian man awaiting deportation and on a terrorism watchlist stabbed multiple people in Mulhouse, France, killing one and injuring at least two police officers; the attack, which occurred during a demonstration, has been labeled as an act of Islamic terrorism by President Macron.
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52% Bias Score
French Cooperative Supermarket Highlights Sustainable Consumption
Supercoop, a cooperative supermarket in Bègles, France, requires members to volunteer three hours every four weeks in exchange for shopping privileges; it prioritizes local, organic produce, fair pricing, and community engagement, currently boasting 600 members and a yearly revenue of €997,000.
French Cooperative Supermarket Highlights Sustainable Consumption
Supercoop, a cooperative supermarket in Bègles, France, requires members to volunteer three hours every four weeks in exchange for shopping privileges; it prioritizes local, organic produce, fair pricing, and community engagement, currently boasting 600 members and a yearly revenue of €997,000.
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48% Bias Score
Bardella Cancels CPAC Speech After Bannon's Nazi Salute Gesture
French far-right leader Jordan Bardella cancelled a Washington D.C. speech after Steve Bannon made a gesture resembling a Nazi salute at CPAC; Bannon denies the claim, calling Bardella a "wimp".
Bardella Cancels CPAC Speech After Bannon's Nazi Salute Gesture
French far-right leader Jordan Bardella cancelled a Washington D.C. speech after Steve Bannon made a gesture resembling a Nazi salute at CPAC; Bannon denies the claim, calling Bardella a "wimp".
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56% Bias Score
Cover-up at Notre-Dame de Bétharram College: Decades of Alleged Sexual Abuse Unveiled
In 1998, rape accusations against Pierre Silviet-Carricart, director of Notre-Dame de Bétharram college in France, resulted in a brief imprisonment followed by his transfer to the Vatican, where he later died by suicide; a recent surge in complaints has led to investigations and arrests.
Cover-up at Notre-Dame de Bétharram College: Decades of Alleged Sexual Abuse Unveiled
In 1998, rape accusations against Pierre Silviet-Carricart, director of Notre-Dame de Bétharram college in France, resulted in a brief imprisonment followed by his transfer to the Vatican, where he later died by suicide; a recent surge in complaints has led to investigations and arrests.
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48% Bias Score
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