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Paris Protest Follows Islamophobic Murder in France
Hundreds protested in Paris on Sunday against the Islamophobic murder of Aboubakar Cisse in a French mosque on Friday; the main suspect, Olivier H, surrendered in Italy after posting a video expressing intent for more murders.
Paris Protest Follows Islamophobic Murder in France
Hundreds protested in Paris on Sunday against the Islamophobic murder of Aboubakar Cisse in a French mosque on Friday; the main suspect, Olivier H, surrendered in Italy after posting a video expressing intent for more murders.
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28% Bias Score


French Mosque Attack Suspect Surrenders in Italy
A French man of Bosnian origin stabbed a young worshipper to death in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on April 25th and surrendered in Italy on April 28th; the investigation is focusing on the suspect's potential accomplices and motivations.
French Mosque Attack Suspect Surrenders in Italy
A French man of Bosnian origin stabbed a young worshipper to death in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on April 25th and surrendered in Italy on April 28th; the investigation is focusing on the suspect's potential accomplices and motivations.
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48% Bias Score


Suspect in French Mosque Stabbing Arrested in Italy
A suspect in the Friday knife attack at a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, surrendered to Italian police in Pistoia on Sunday, accompanied by a lawyer and relative; a European arrest warrant has been issued, and extradition is anticipated by Wednesday.
Suspect in French Mosque Stabbing Arrested in Italy
A suspect in the Friday knife attack at a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, surrendered to Italian police in Pistoia on Sunday, accompanied by a lawyer and relative; a European arrest warrant has been issued, and extradition is anticipated by Wednesday.
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36% Bias Score


Early Heatwave Sweeps Across France
France will experience unusually warm temperatures from Sunday through the first week of May, reaching up to 27°C in Reims on Wednesday, due to a high-pressure system over the North Sea; however, this does not meet the criteria for a heatwave.
Early Heatwave Sweeps Across France
France will experience unusually warm temperatures from Sunday through the first week of May, reaching up to 27°C in Reims on Wednesday, due to a high-pressure system over the North Sea; however, this does not meet the criteria for a heatwave.
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32% Bias Score


France's Judo Team Finishes 7th at European Championships
France's mixed judo team finished 7th at the European Championships in Podgorica, losing to Russia and Belgium due to strategic rest of key athletes ahead of the World Championships in Budapest, impacting their overall performance and highlighting the challenge of balancing short-term and long-term ...
France's Judo Team Finishes 7th at European Championships
France's mixed judo team finished 7th at the European Championships in Podgorica, losing to Russia and Belgium due to strategic rest of key athletes ahead of the World Championships in Budapest, impacting their overall performance and highlighting the challenge of balancing short-term and long-term ...
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44% Bias Score


Islamophobic Murder in French Mosque Sparks Nationwide Manhunt
A 21-year-old French national, Oliver H, stabbed a 24-year-old Malian migrant, Aboubakar, to death inside a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on Friday, shouting anti-Muslim slogans; a nationwide manhunt is underway.
Islamophobic Murder in French Mosque Sparks Nationwide Manhunt
A 21-year-old French national, Oliver H, stabbed a 24-year-old Malian migrant, Aboubakar, to death inside a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on Friday, shouting anti-Muslim slogans; a nationwide manhunt is underway.
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48% Bias Score

French University Professors Targeted in Pro-Palestinian Protests
Pro-Palestinian activists at several French universities, including Tolbiac, Paris I, Paris VIII, Nanterre, and Sciences Po, have physically and verbally harassed professors perceived as pro-Israel, prompting government condemnation and raising concerns about academic freedom.

French University Professors Targeted in Pro-Palestinian Protests
Pro-Palestinian activists at several French universities, including Tolbiac, Paris I, Paris VIII, Nanterre, and Sciences Po, have physically and verbally harassed professors perceived as pro-Israel, prompting government condemnation and raising concerns about academic freedom.
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60% Bias Score

Power Outages Cripple Spain, Portugal
Widespread power outages hit Spain and Portugal on Monday, causing transport disruptions and halting rail services in major cities; the cause is under investigation, but a voltage imbalance in Spain's network is suspected.

Power Outages Cripple Spain, Portugal
Widespread power outages hit Spain and Portugal on Monday, causing transport disruptions and halting rail services in major cities; the cause is under investigation, but a voltage imbalance in Spain's network is suspected.
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20% Bias Score

France Considers Eliminating Social Housing, Shifting Funds to Homeownership
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin and others propose redirecting billions of euros from social housing towards zero-interest home loans, potentially impacting 10.5 million people currently residing in social housing, despite a housing shortage and increasing vulnerability of residents.

France Considers Eliminating Social Housing, Shifting Funds to Homeownership
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin and others propose redirecting billions of euros from social housing towards zero-interest home loans, potentially impacting 10.5 million people currently residing in social housing, despite a housing shortage and increasing vulnerability of residents.
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64% Bias Score

French Women Gain Suffrage After Decades-Long Struggle
Following debates, an ordinance granting French women the right to vote and run for office was adopted on April 21, 1944, after a nearly 100-year struggle, culminating in their first vote in municipal elections on April 29, 1945.

French Women Gain Suffrage After Decades-Long Struggle
Following debates, an ordinance granting French women the right to vote and run for office was adopted on April 21, 1944, after a nearly 100-year struggle, culminating in their first vote in municipal elections on April 29, 1945.
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40% Bias Score

Madrid Blackout Strands Thousands at Barajas Airport
A massive power outage in Spain on Monday caused widespread travel chaos at Madrid-Barajas Airport, stranding thousands of passengers, including a Venezuelan-American couple who spent hours trying to retrieve their luggage and find transportation, and Alba Sanchez who missed her flight after a three...

Madrid Blackout Strands Thousands at Barajas Airport
A massive power outage in Spain on Monday caused widespread travel chaos at Madrid-Barajas Airport, stranding thousands of passengers, including a Venezuelan-American couple who spent hours trying to retrieve their luggage and find transportation, and Alba Sanchez who missed her flight after a three...
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28% Bias Score

French Mosque Murder: Manhunt Underway for Suspect
A Muslim man, Aboubakar, was stabbed to death in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on Friday; the assailant, a 20-year-old French national of Bosnian origin, is still at large, and the incident is under investigation as a premeditated murder.

French Mosque Murder: Manhunt Underway for Suspect
A Muslim man, Aboubakar, was stabbed to death in a mosque in La Grand-Combe, France, on Friday; the assailant, a 20-year-old French national of Bosnian origin, is still at large, and the incident is under investigation as a premeditated murder.
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40% Bias Score
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