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Notre Dame Statues Return to Restored Spire
Sixteen giant copper statues, removed from Notre Dame's spire four days before the 2019 fire, are being returned to their original positions on the newly rebuilt spire following extensive restoration, symbolizing a significant step in the cathedral's reconstruction.
Notre Dame Statues Return to Restored Spire
Sixteen giant copper statues, removed from Notre Dame's spire four days before the 2019 fire, are being returned to their original positions on the newly rebuilt spire following extensive restoration, symbolizing a significant step in the cathedral's reconstruction.
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Iran Detains European National, 22 Others, Amidst Espionage Accusations and Heightened Tensions
Iranian authorities detained a European national and 22 others in Qom for alleged espionage, amid heightened tensions with Israel and the ongoing detention of two French citizens, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, prompting President Macron to demand their release.
Iran Detains European National, 22 Others, Amidst Espionage Accusations and Heightened Tensions
Iranian authorities detained a European national and 22 others in Qom for alleged espionage, amid heightened tensions with Israel and the ongoing detention of two French citizens, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, prompting President Macron to demand their release.
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44% Bias Score


El Bebedor de Cerveza": A Critical Look at Africa's Past and Future
Chema Caballero's new book, "El bebedor de cerveza," reflects three decades of his travels across Africa, offering critiques of Western aid and colonialism while highlighting the continent's resilience and potential for a youth- and women-led revolution.
El Bebedor de Cerveza": A Critical Look at Africa's Past and Future
Chema Caballero's new book, "El bebedor de cerveza," reflects three decades of his travels across Africa, offering critiques of Western aid and colonialism while highlighting the continent's resilience and potential for a youth- and women-led revolution.
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44% Bias Score


16th-Century Shipwreck Discovered in Unprecedented French Waters Depth
French authorities discovered the 16th-century shipwreck Camarat 4, 1.5 miles underwater off Ramatuelle, containing over 200 Ligurian pitchers and 100 plates, along with anchors, cannons, and cauldrons, representing an unprecedented find in French waters due to its depth and preservation.
16th-Century Shipwreck Discovered in Unprecedented French Waters Depth
French authorities discovered the 16th-century shipwreck Camarat 4, 1.5 miles underwater off Ramatuelle, containing over 200 Ligurian pitchers and 100 plates, along with anchors, cannons, and cauldrons, representing an unprecedented find in French waters due to its depth and preservation.
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40% Bias Score


Louvre Temporarily Closes Due to Staff Protest Over Overcrowding and Conditions"
Louvre museum in Paris was closed for several hours on Monday morning due to a surprise protest by receptionists and security staff who denounced over-tourism, staff shortages, and poor working conditions, causing significant visitor disruption and long queues.
Louvre Temporarily Closes Due to Staff Protest Over Overcrowding and Conditions"
Louvre museum in Paris was closed for several hours on Monday morning due to a surprise protest by receptionists and security staff who denounced over-tourism, staff shortages, and poor working conditions, causing significant visitor disruption and long queues.
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48% Bias Score


Severe Thunderstorms Kill One in France
Severe thunderstorms killed one and injured another in France on Friday, exceeding 30,000 lightning strikes, with 4,326 in Eure alone; Normandy saw 76mph winds, breaking the 2019 record; hail caused damage; a "goutte froide" and heat dome amplified the storms.
Severe Thunderstorms Kill One in France
Severe thunderstorms killed one and injured another in France on Friday, exceeding 30,000 lightning strikes, with 4,326 in Eure alone; Normandy saw 76mph winds, breaking the 2019 record; hail caused damage; a "goutte froide" and heat dome amplified the storms.
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France to Honor Dreyfus, Closing a Century-Old Wound
The French government plans to posthumously promote Captain Alfred Dreyfus to general and rebury him in the Panthéon, finally addressing the 1894 wrongful conviction for treason that exposed deep antisemitism and societal divisions, leaving a lasting impact on journalism and French politics.

France to Honor Dreyfus, Closing a Century-Old Wound
The French government plans to posthumously promote Captain Alfred Dreyfus to general and rebury him in the Panthéon, finally addressing the 1894 wrongful conviction for treason that exposed deep antisemitism and societal divisions, leaving a lasting impact on journalism and French politics.
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40% Bias Score

Botafogo Upsets PSG in Club World Cup
Botafogo defeated PSG 1-0 in the Club World Cup in Pasadena, California on Thursday, ending a 14-year winning streak for European teams in the competition; Igor Jesus scored the winning goal in the first half.

Botafogo Upsets PSG in Club World Cup
Botafogo defeated PSG 1-0 in the Club World Cup in Pasadena, California on Thursday, ending a 14-year winning streak for European teams in the competition; Igor Jesus scored the winning goal in the first half.
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48% Bias Score

Israeli Arms Maker Sues France After Paris Air Show Booth Closure
Rafael, an Israeli arms manufacturer, is suing France after authorities shut down its Paris Air Show booth due to Israel's Gaza operations, citing the display of "offensive weapons" in violation of pre-agreed terms; the company claims millions of euros in losses.

Israeli Arms Maker Sues France After Paris Air Show Booth Closure
Rafael, an Israeli arms manufacturer, is suing France after authorities shut down its Paris Air Show booth due to Israel's Gaza operations, citing the display of "offensive weapons" in violation of pre-agreed terms; the company claims millions of euros in losses.
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60% Bias Score

French Antiques Scandal: Fake Royal Chairs, €3 Million Forgery Ring Exposed
A nine-year investigation exposed a sophisticated forgery ring selling fake 18th-century French royal chairs to institutions like Versailles and wealthy collectors, resulting in a €3 million profit and a trial involving leading antiques experts and a prominent gallery.

French Antiques Scandal: Fake Royal Chairs, €3 Million Forgery Ring Exposed
A nine-year investigation exposed a sophisticated forgery ring selling fake 18th-century French royal chairs to institutions like Versailles and wealthy collectors, resulting in a €3 million profit and a trial involving leading antiques experts and a prominent gallery.
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36% Bias Score

French Authorities Isolate Israeli Defense Companies at Paris Air Show
At the Paris Air Show, French authorities ordered Israeli defense companies to remove key systems from their displays and erected black walls isolating their pavilions overnight, prompting condemnation from Israeli officials and raising concerns about discrimination and freedom of expression.

French Authorities Isolate Israeli Defense Companies at Paris Air Show
At the Paris Air Show, French authorities ordered Israeli defense companies to remove key systems from their displays and erected black walls isolating their pavilions overnight, prompting condemnation from Israeli officials and raising concerns about discrimination and freedom of expression.
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60% Bias Score

Sarkozy Stripped of Legion d'honneur After Graft Conviction
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's Legion d'honneur was revoked following his conviction on graft charges, making him only the second French head of state to lose the award, after Philippe Petain.

Sarkozy Stripped of Legion d'honneur After Graft Conviction
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy's Legion d'honneur was revoked following his conviction on graft charges, making him only the second French head of state to lose the award, after Philippe Petain.
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48% Bias Score
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