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Morocco Celebrated as Guest of Honor at Paris Book Festival 2025
The Paris Book Festival 2025 opened with Morocco as the guest of honor, celebrated by French and Moroccan ministers who emphasized their nations' longstanding friendship and shared cultural heritage, particularly the French language and the Mediterranean Sea.
Morocco Celebrated as Guest of Honor at Paris Book Festival 2025
The Paris Book Festival 2025 opened with Morocco as the guest of honor, celebrated by French and Moroccan ministers who emphasized their nations' longstanding friendship and shared cultural heritage, particularly the French language and the Mediterranean Sea.
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16% Bias Score


French Women's Volleyball Sees Attendance Surge
French women's volleyball league attendance has surged nearly 50% in three seasons, reaching an average of 1080 spectators per game in 2023-2024, driven by the Olympics, TV exposure, and more engaging matches, outpacing the men's league's growth.
French Women's Volleyball Sees Attendance Surge
French women's volleyball league attendance has surged nearly 50% in three seasons, reaching an average of 1080 spectators per game in 2023-2024, driven by the Olympics, TV exposure, and more engaging matches, outpacing the men's league's growth.
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40% Bias Score


France to Consider Palestinian State Recognition in June
France may recognize a Palestinian state in June during a joint UN conference with Saudi Arabia, aiming for reciprocal recognition with Israel, a move spurred by intensified calls for a two-state solution following the October 2023 Gaza war.
France to Consider Palestinian State Recognition in June
France may recognize a Palestinian state in June during a joint UN conference with Saudi Arabia, aiming for reciprocal recognition with Israel, a move spurred by intensified calls for a two-state solution following the October 2023 Gaza war.
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32% Bias Score


France Cuts 2025 Growth Forecast to 0.7% Amidst US Tariff Uncertainty
The French government lowered its 2025 growth forecast from 0.9% to 0.7% due to global economic uncertainties, primarily related to US tariff announcements, aligning with predictions from the Banque de France and the OFCE, while committing to not raising taxes.
France Cuts 2025 Growth Forecast to 0.7% Amidst US Tariff Uncertainty
The French government lowered its 2025 growth forecast from 0.9% to 0.7% due to global economic uncertainties, primarily related to US tariff announcements, aligning with predictions from the Banque de France and the OFCE, while committing to not raising taxes.
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28% Bias Score


French Catholic Women Stage Lent-Long "Strike" Against Sexism
Catholic women in France are staging a Lent-long protest against sexism in the Church, boycotting services and unpaid work to highlight their significant contributions despite exclusion from leadership; the movement, supported by Le Comité de la Jupe, is part of a global campaign for women's ordinat...
French Catholic Women Stage Lent-Long "Strike" Against Sexism
Catholic women in France are staging a Lent-long protest against sexism in the Church, boycotting services and unpaid work to highlight their significant contributions despite exclusion from leadership; the movement, supported by Le Comité de la Jupe, is part of a global campaign for women's ordinat...
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44% Bias Score


France Convenes Meeting to Address US Tariff Impacts
French Economy Minister Éric Lombard is convening a Wednesday meeting with economic stakeholders to address the impact of increased US tariffs on French businesses, aiming to coordinate a national and European response. Around 28,000 French companies export to the US, with 40% highly dependent on th...
France Convenes Meeting to Address US Tariff Impacts
French Economy Minister Éric Lombard is convening a Wednesday meeting with economic stakeholders to address the impact of increased US tariffs on French businesses, aiming to coordinate a national and European response. Around 28,000 French companies export to the US, with 40% highly dependent on th...
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36% Bias Score

Germany to Expand Restrictions on Passive Voting Rights Amidst Le Pen Case Controversy
Germany's coalition government seeks to expand the grounds for stripping passive voting rights, particularly focusing on those thrice convicted of Volksverhetzung, following a similar French ruling against Marine Le Pen, sparking debate on democratic principles and the balance between criminal justi...

Germany to Expand Restrictions on Passive Voting Rights Amidst Le Pen Case Controversy
Germany's coalition government seeks to expand the grounds for stripping passive voting rights, particularly focusing on those thrice convicted of Volksverhetzung, following a similar French ruling against Marine Le Pen, sparking debate on democratic principles and the balance between criminal justi...
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36% Bias Score

France Debates Future of Ultra-Low Emission Zones Amid Economic and Social Concerns
France's parliament is debating the future of its ultra-low emission zones (ZFE), facing pressure to scrap or amend the scheme due to concerns about its economic and social impacts, with a vote expected soon. The scheme, currently impacting 24 cities, aims to reduce 48,000 deaths annually linked to ...

France Debates Future of Ultra-Low Emission Zones Amid Economic and Social Concerns
France's parliament is debating the future of its ultra-low emission zones (ZFE), facing pressure to scrap or amend the scheme due to concerns about its economic and social impacts, with a vote expected soon. The scheme, currently impacting 24 cities, aims to reduce 48,000 deaths annually linked to ...
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52% Bias Score

Greece Proceeds with Eastern Mediterranean Interconnector Despite Maritime Disputes
Greece and Cyprus are proceeding with the Great Sea Interconnector project east of Kasos Island, despite the absence of a formal NAVTEX announcement and ongoing maritime boundary disputes, citing international law protection for surface cable laying; increased French military presence in the area ad...

Greece Proceeds with Eastern Mediterranean Interconnector Despite Maritime Disputes
Greece and Cyprus are proceeding with the Great Sea Interconnector project east of Kasos Island, despite the absence of a formal NAVTEX announcement and ongoing maritime boundary disputes, citing international law protection for surface cable laying; increased French military presence in the area ad...
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40% Bias Score

Macron Considers Recognizing Palestine as a State in June
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on April 9th, 2024, that France may recognize the State of Palestine in June 2024, following a recent increase in international recognition to approximately 148 countries, driven in part by the recent war in Gaza.

Macron Considers Recognizing Palestine as a State in June
French President Emmanuel Macron announced on April 9th, 2024, that France may recognize the State of Palestine in June 2024, following a recent increase in international recognition to approximately 148 countries, driven in part by the recent war in Gaza.
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36% Bias Score

Accomplice in Amra Prison Break Extradited to France
Adonis C., a 24-year-old suspected accomplice of multi-recidivist drug trafficker Mohamed Amra, was extradited from Thailand to France on April 9th, 2024, to face charges related to Amra's May 2024 prison escape that killed two prison guards.

Accomplice in Amra Prison Break Extradited to France
Adonis C., a 24-year-old suspected accomplice of multi-recidivist drug trafficker Mohamed Amra, was extradited from Thailand to France on April 9th, 2024, to face charges related to Amra's May 2024 prison escape that killed two prison guards.
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36% Bias Score

Differing Fortunes of Democracy: Legal Battles in Brazil, France, and South Korea
Trials against Bolsonaro in Brazil, Le Pen in France, and the dismissal of President Yoon in South Korea highlight varying challenges to democratic institutions, with Brazil's judiciary showing resilience despite polarization, while France and South Korea face more contested outcomes.

Differing Fortunes of Democracy: Legal Battles in Brazil, France, and South Korea
Trials against Bolsonaro in Brazil, Le Pen in France, and the dismissal of President Yoon in South Korea highlight varying challenges to democratic institutions, with Brazil's judiciary showing resilience despite polarization, while France and South Korea face more contested outcomes.
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44% Bias Score
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