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Abbé Pierre: 12 New Sexual Assault Accusations Add to Growing Scandal
A report reveals 12 new accusations of sexual assault against Abbé Pierre, including seven against minors, bringing the total to 45; Emmaüs and the French Bishops' Conference are jointly providing financial compensation to victims, while the Church's inability to pursue criminal charges due to the s...
Abbé Pierre: 12 New Sexual Assault Accusations Add to Growing Scandal
A report reveals 12 new accusations of sexual assault against Abbé Pierre, including seven against minors, bringing the total to 45; Emmaüs and the French Bishops' Conference are jointly providing financial compensation to victims, while the Church's inability to pursue criminal charges due to the s...
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36% Bias Score


Dutch Healthcare Insurers Do Not Cover IVF Treatment
Dutch healthcare insurers do not cover IVF treatment, even though discrimination on the grounds of race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. is prohibited by the Dutch constitution. Insurers apply selection criteria to subsidized care, and IVF is usually excluded from these criteria.
Dutch Healthcare Insurers Do Not Cover IVF Treatment
Dutch healthcare insurers do not cover IVF treatment, even though discrimination on the grounds of race, gender, sexual orientation, etc. is prohibited by the Dutch constitution. Insurers apply selection criteria to subsidized care, and IVF is usually excluded from these criteria.
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48% Bias Score


Chikungunya Virus Case Near German Border Highlights Growing Risk
A Chikungunya virus case was confirmed near the German border in Alsace, France, highlighting the spread of tiger mosquitos and the increasing risk of locally transmitted tropical viruses in Germany; 15 imported cases have already been reported in Baden-Württemberg this year.
Chikungunya Virus Case Near German Border Highlights Growing Risk
A Chikungunya virus case was confirmed near the German border in Alsace, France, highlighting the spread of tiger mosquitos and the increasing risk of locally transmitted tropical viruses in Germany; 15 imported cases have already been reported in Baden-Württemberg this year.
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36% Bias Score


France's Arabic Language Marginalization: A Legacy of Colonialism
French journalist Nabil Wakim highlights the underrepresentation of Arabic language education in France, affecting 15,000 students and perpetuating societal stigma and hindering career prospects due to historical colonial relationships and negative stereotypes.
France's Arabic Language Marginalization: A Legacy of Colonialism
French journalist Nabil Wakim highlights the underrepresentation of Arabic language education in France, affecting 15,000 students and perpetuating societal stigma and hindering career prospects due to historical colonial relationships and negative stereotypes.
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48% Bias Score


France Falls to Japan in Nations League Volleyball
France's women's volleyball team lost to Japan 3-0 (23-25, 16-25, 19-25) in the Nations League, jeopardizing their Final 8 qualification hopes despite a strong start. Iman Ndiaye and Fatoumata Fanguedou scored 11 points each.
France Falls to Japan in Nations League Volleyball
France's women's volleyball team lost to Japan 3-0 (23-25, 16-25, 19-25) in the Nations League, jeopardizing their Final 8 qualification hopes despite a strong start. Iman Ndiaye and Fatoumata Fanguedou scored 11 points each.
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24% Bias Score


France to Increase Surveillance of Muslim Associations
France will introduce a new law by year's end increasing surveillance of, particularly, Muslim associations, expanding powers of administrative dissolution and asset freezes, and strengthening the "contrat d'engagement républicain", following a July 7th national security council meeting.
France to Increase Surveillance of Muslim Associations
France will introduce a new law by year's end increasing surveillance of, particularly, Muslim associations, expanding powers of administrative dissolution and asset freezes, and strengthening the "contrat d'engagement républicain", following a July 7th national security council meeting.
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48% Bias Score

Van der Poel Aims for Second Tour de France Stage Win
Mathieu van der Poel, wearing the yellow jersey, seeks a second Tour de France stage win today in Rouen, France, facing a challenging course with five categorized climbs culminating in a final steep ascent similar to his previous victory, presenting strong chances given his current form and a course...

Van der Poel Aims for Second Tour de France Stage Win
Mathieu van der Poel, wearing the yellow jersey, seeks a second Tour de France stage win today in Rouen, France, facing a challenging course with five categorized climbs culminating in a final steep ascent similar to his previous victory, presenting strong chances given his current form and a course...
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12% Bias Score

Marseille Airport Closed Due to Wildfire, Causing Widespread Travel Disruptions
Due to a wildfire near Marseille, France, the city's airport temporarily closed on Tuesday, causing flight cancellations and diversions, highway closures, and power disruptions, affecting thousands during peak travel season.

Marseille Airport Closed Due to Wildfire, Causing Widespread Travel Disruptions
Due to a wildfire near Marseille, France, the city's airport temporarily closed on Tuesday, causing flight cancellations and diversions, highway closures, and power disruptions, affecting thousands during peak travel season.
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28% Bias Score

Gérard Bertrand's Wine Empire: From Family Vineyard to Global Success
Gérard Bertrand, inheriting a 60-hectare vineyard in 1987, expanded his wine empire to 200 hectares and 16 properties, producing diverse wines globally, alongside hotels, restaurants, and a publishing imprint, driven by a family passion spanning four generations.

Gérard Bertrand's Wine Empire: From Family Vineyard to Global Success
Gérard Bertrand, inheriting a 60-hectare vineyard in 1987, expanded his wine empire to 200 hectares and 16 properties, producing diverse wines globally, alongside hotels, restaurants, and a publishing imprint, driven by a family passion spanning four generations.
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48% Bias Score

Malakoff Humanis Refunds €30 Million Amid French Healthcare Spending Debate
Malakoff Humanis, a French health insurer, will return €30 million to 212,000 individual members in December 2025 due to lower-than-projected healthcare spending in 2024 and early 2025, a decision that follows similar actions by other insurers amid a government plan for retroactive taxation.

Malakoff Humanis Refunds €30 Million Amid French Healthcare Spending Debate
Malakoff Humanis, a French health insurer, will return €30 million to 212,000 individual members in December 2025 due to lower-than-projected healthcare spending in 2024 and early 2025, a decision that follows similar actions by other insurers amid a government plan for retroactive taxation.
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44% Bias Score

U.K. Rolls Out Royal Welcome for Macron Amid Post-Brexit Reset
King Charles III will host French President Emmanuel Macron on a state visit to the U.K. from July 24-26, 2024, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations post-Brexit, focusing on climate change, support for Ukraine, and showcasing their close personal relationship.

U.K. Rolls Out Royal Welcome for Macron Amid Post-Brexit Reset
King Charles III will host French President Emmanuel Macron on a state visit to the U.K. from July 24-26, 2024, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations post-Brexit, focusing on climate change, support for Ukraine, and showcasing their close personal relationship.
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44% Bias Score

French Government Report Proposes Cuts to Charitable Tax Breaks
A French government report proposes reducing tax breaks on donations to save €450 million, potentially lowering the donation ceiling and reducing preferential tax rates for some charities, causing concern amongst the French non-profit sector and medical research organizations.

French Government Report Proposes Cuts to Charitable Tax Breaks
A French government report proposes reducing tax breaks on donations to save €450 million, potentially lowering the donation ceiling and reducing preferential tax rates for some charities, causing concern amongst the French non-profit sector and medical research organizations.
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64% Bias Score
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