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Imprisoned Algerian Author Wins Prestigious French Literary Prize
Franco-Algerian author Boualem Sansal, imprisoned in Algeria since November 2024, won France's Cino del Duca literary prize on May 21st, 2025, for his life's work, amidst a diplomatic crisis between Algeria and France.
Imprisoned Algerian Author Wins Prestigious French Literary Prize
Franco-Algerian author Boualem Sansal, imprisoned in Algeria since November 2024, won France's Cino del Duca literary prize on May 21st, 2025, for his life's work, amidst a diplomatic crisis between Algeria and France.
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40% Bias Score
Le Scouarnec Trial Exposes Systemic Failures in Preventing Child Sexual Abuse
Joel Le Scouarnec, a surgeon, is on trial for sexually assaulting 299 patients, mostly minors, following a 2005 conviction for possessing child pornography; despite this, medical councils approved his continued practice, exposing systemic failures.
Le Scouarnec Trial Exposes Systemic Failures in Preventing Child Sexual Abuse
Joel Le Scouarnec, a surgeon, is on trial for sexually assaulting 299 patients, mostly minors, following a 2005 conviction for possessing child pornography; despite this, medical councils approved his continued practice, exposing systemic failures.
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48% Bias Score
French Government Report Highlights Muslim Brotherhood's Growing Influence
A French government report details the Muslim Brotherhood's growing influence in France, infiltrating various institutions and aiming to replace societal norms with Sharia law, prompting the government to take stronger measures and release the report to counter this threat.
French Government Report Highlights Muslim Brotherhood's Growing Influence
A French government report details the Muslim Brotherhood's growing influence in France, infiltrating various institutions and aiming to replace societal norms with Sharia law, prompting the government to take stronger measures and release the report to counter this threat.
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60% Bias Score
Kushner Confirmed as US Ambassador to France Amid Strained Relations
Charles Kushner, a real estate mogul and father-in-law of Ivanka Trump, with a prior conviction for tax evasion and witness tampering (pardoned in 2020), has been confirmed as the next US Ambassador to France by a 51-45 Senate vote, despite concerns about his qualifications.
Kushner Confirmed as US Ambassador to France Amid Strained Relations
Charles Kushner, a real estate mogul and father-in-law of Ivanka Trump, with a prior conviction for tax evasion and witness tampering (pardoned in 2020), has been confirmed as the next US Ambassador to France by a 51-45 Senate vote, despite concerns about his qualifications.
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52% Bias Score
Severe Storm in Cavalière, France, Causes Three Deaths and Widespread Damage
A violent storm in Cavalière, France, caused significant flooding and mudslides, resulting in three deaths and leaving the town without water until at least Sunday. Road RD 559 is open to light vehicles only, and the upcoming tourist season is uncertain.
Severe Storm in Cavalière, France, Causes Three Deaths and Widespread Damage
A violent storm in Cavalière, France, caused significant flooding and mudslides, resulting in three deaths and leaving the town without water until at least Sunday. Road RD 559 is open to light vehicles only, and the upcoming tourist season is uncertain.
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24% Bias Score
Chinese Firm Acquires French Auto Supplier GMD, Promises to Keep All Jobs
The Chinese group DSBJ acquired the French automotive supplier GMD, pledging to maintain all 6,648 jobs across 14 sites for up to 24 months, following financial struggles and previous ownership changes at GMD, including the historically volatile LSI plant in La Souterraine.
Chinese Firm Acquires French Auto Supplier GMD, Promises to Keep All Jobs
The Chinese group DSBJ acquired the French automotive supplier GMD, pledging to maintain all 6,648 jobs across 14 sites for up to 24 months, following financial struggles and previous ownership changes at GMD, including the historically volatile LSI plant in La Souterraine.
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40% Bias Score
French Government Report Links Muslim Group to Brotherhood
A French government report identifies the Fédération des Musulmans de France as potentially linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, raising concerns about 'entrism' and prompting the organization's strong denial and warnings against conflating Islam with radicalism; the report was examined during a May 21...
French Government Report Links Muslim Group to Brotherhood
A French government report identifies the Fédération des Musulmans de France as potentially linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, raising concerns about 'entrism' and prompting the organization's strong denial and warnings against conflating Islam with radicalism; the report was examined during a May 21...
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36% Bias Score
French Government to Investigate Nestlé Water Treatment Practices
The French government will consult the European Commission and ANSES regarding unauthorized water treatments used by Nestlé Waters, following a senatorial report that criticized both Nestlé's actions and the government's response, leading to a prefecture order to remove Nestlé's microfiltration syst...
French Government to Investigate Nestlé Water Treatment Practices
The French government will consult the European Commission and ANSES regarding unauthorized water treatments used by Nestlé Waters, following a senatorial report that criticized both Nestlé's actions and the government's response, leading to a prefecture order to remove Nestlé's microfiltration syst...
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44% Bias Score
France Legalizes Assisted Dying Under Strict Conditions
The French National Assembly approved a bill legalizing assisted dying under five strict conditions: being 18 or older, French or legal resident, suffering from a serious, incurable illness in an advanced or terminal phase, experiencing unbearable and intractable suffering, and having the capacity f...
France Legalizes Assisted Dying Under Strict Conditions
The French National Assembly approved a bill legalizing assisted dying under five strict conditions: being 18 or older, French or legal resident, suffering from a serious, incurable illness in an advanced or terminal phase, experiencing unbearable and intractable suffering, and having the capacity f...
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36% Bias Score
Iberian Peninsula Demands Increased Electricity Interconnection with Europe
Spain and Portugal formally requested increased electricity grid interconnection with Europe, citing the April 28th blackout and France's long-standing resistance, aiming for a four-way meeting with the EU and France to resolve the issue and meet EU interconnection targets of 10% by 2020 and 15% by ...
Iberian Peninsula Demands Increased Electricity Interconnection with Europe
Spain and Portugal formally requested increased electricity grid interconnection with Europe, citing the April 28th blackout and France's long-standing resistance, aiming for a four-way meeting with the EU and France to resolve the issue and meet EU interconnection targets of 10% by 2020 and 15% by ...
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44% Bias Score
French Court Suspends Document Requesting Data on Lawfully Residing Foreigners
A French administrative court suspended a Seine-Saint-Denis prefecture document requesting police information on lawfully residing foreigners due to legal concerns and jurisdictional issues, following a report by Les Jours and protests from La France Insoumise.
French Court Suspends Document Requesting Data on Lawfully Residing Foreigners
A French administrative court suspended a Seine-Saint-Denis prefecture document requesting police information on lawfully residing foreigners due to legal concerns and jurisdictional issues, following a report by Les Jours and protests from La France Insoumise.
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48% Bias Score
A69 Highway Construction: French Court to Decide on Resumption
A French court is deciding whether to resume construction of the A69 highway after a February 27th suspension, weighing economic benefits against environmental concerns; a decision is expected by May 28th.
A69 Highway Construction: French Court to Decide on Resumption
A French court is deciding whether to resume construction of the A69 highway after a February 27th suspension, weighing economic benefits against environmental concerns; a decision is expected by May 28th.
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44% Bias Score
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