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Dissolved Algerian Human Rights League Re-emerges in France Amidst Crackdown
Exiled members of the dissolved Algerian League for the Defence of Human Rights have re-established the organization in France, highlighting the ongoing repression of civil liberties in Algeria under President Tebboune, where at least 215 political prisoners remain.
Dissolved Algerian Human Rights League Re-emerges in France Amidst Crackdown
Exiled members of the dissolved Algerian League for the Defence of Human Rights have re-established the organization in France, highlighting the ongoing repression of civil liberties in Algeria under President Tebboune, where at least 215 political prisoners remain.
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48% Bias Score


Life Sentence for Mother in Starvation Death of 13-Year-Old Daughter
Sandrine Pissarra was sentenced to life in prison, and Jean-Michel Cros to 20 years, for the starvation death of 13-year-old Amandine in August 2020, highlighting a systemic failure to protect her from years of abuse.
Life Sentence for Mother in Starvation Death of 13-Year-Old Daughter
Sandrine Pissarra was sentenced to life in prison, and Jean-Michel Cros to 20 years, for the starvation death of 13-year-old Amandine in August 2020, highlighting a systemic failure to protect her from years of abuse.
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44% Bias Score


ADHD Linked to Significantly Reduced Life Expectancy in British Adults
A study of over 30,000 British adults diagnosed with ADHD found that men die about seven years earlier and women nine years earlier than their non-ADHD counterparts, highlighting the significant impact of unmet support needs and associated health issues.
ADHD Linked to Significantly Reduced Life Expectancy in British Adults
A study of over 30,000 British adults diagnosed with ADHD found that men die about seven years earlier and women nine years earlier than their non-ADHD counterparts, highlighting the significant impact of unmet support needs and associated health issues.
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56% Bias Score


France Launches Pilot Program for Lung Cancer Screening
France is launching a 6 million euro pilot program involving 20,000 smokers/ex-smokers (50-74 years old) for lung cancer screening using low-dose CT scans and cessation support, aiming to inform nationwide screening by 2030.
France Launches Pilot Program for Lung Cancer Screening
France is launching a 6 million euro pilot program involving 20,000 smokers/ex-smokers (50-74 years old) for lung cancer screening using low-dose CT scans and cessation support, aiming to inform nationwide screening by 2030.
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48% Bias Score


France Delays EU Sustainability Regulations
France is lobbying the European Union to indefinitely postpone the Corporate Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and delay the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) by two years, arguing the regulations are too complex for smaller businesses, impacting their growth. The French government's...
France Delays EU Sustainability Regulations
France is lobbying the European Union to indefinitely postpone the Corporate Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and delay the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) by two years, arguing the regulations are too complex for smaller businesses, impacting their growth. The French government's...
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48% Bias Score


French Home Renovations Drop 35% Despite Increased Funding
France saw a 35% decrease in total home renovations in 2024 (403,155 vs 623,790 in 2023), despite a rise in aid to 3.77 billion euros. Large-scale energy renovations increased by 27.59% (91,374), improving energy efficiency by 65% on average. This trend reflects a shift towards higher-impact project...
French Home Renovations Drop 35% Despite Increased Funding
France saw a 35% decrease in total home renovations in 2024 (403,155 vs 623,790 in 2023), despite a rise in aid to 3.77 billion euros. Large-scale energy renovations increased by 27.59% (91,374), improving energy efficiency by 65% on average. This trend reflects a shift towards higher-impact project...
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36% Bias Score

Outrage Erupts After LFI Members Vote Against Resolution for Imprisoned Author's Release
The European Parliament's resolution urging the release of imprisoned Algerian author Boualem Sansal, passed overwhelmingly (533-24-48), sparked outrage after four French LFI members voted against it, leading to accusations of prioritizing political interests over human rights, and highlighting tens...

Outrage Erupts After LFI Members Vote Against Resolution for Imprisoned Author's Release
The European Parliament's resolution urging the release of imprisoned Algerian author Boualem Sansal, passed overwhelmingly (533-24-48), sparked outrage after four French LFI members voted against it, leading to accusations of prioritizing political interests over human rights, and highlighting tens...
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64% Bias Score

Climate Change Exacerbates Risks Along French Mediterranean Coast
A French government report warns that 3.3 million people living along the 1700km Mediterranean coast face increasing risks of flooding and erosion due to climate change; by 2100, over 55,000 homes could be lost to coastal erosion, highlighting the need for better long-term planning and coordination.

Climate Change Exacerbates Risks Along French Mediterranean Coast
A French government report warns that 3.3 million people living along the 1700km Mediterranean coast face increasing risks of flooding and erosion due to climate change; by 2100, over 55,000 homes could be lost to coastal erosion, highlighting the need for better long-term planning and coordination.
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36% Bias Score

Macron to Address Louvre's Urgent €100 Million Renovation Needs
French President Emmanuel Macron will address the Louvre Museum's critical condition on January 28th, prompted by the director's alert regarding significant water damage, temperature issues, and obsolete equipment threatening artwork conservation, requiring at least €100 million in renovations.

Macron to Address Louvre's Urgent €100 Million Renovation Needs
French President Emmanuel Macron will address the Louvre Museum's critical condition on January 28th, prompted by the director's alert regarding significant water damage, temperature issues, and obsolete equipment threatening artwork conservation, requiring at least €100 million in renovations.
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48% Bias Score

French Man Freed After 19 Years on Indonesian Death Row
After 19 years on death row in Indonesia for drug trafficking charges, Serge Atlaoui, a 61-year-old French national, will be repatriated to France on February 4th following a deal between Paris and Jakarta, secured after years of diplomatic pressure and advocacy.

French Man Freed After 19 Years on Indonesian Death Row
After 19 years on death row in Indonesia for drug trafficking charges, Serge Atlaoui, a 61-year-old French national, will be repatriated to France on February 4th following a deal between Paris and Jakarta, secured after years of diplomatic pressure and advocacy.
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60% Bias Score

Nice Bans Large Cruise Ships to Combat Overtourism
Nice Mayor Christian Estrosi banned large cruise ships (over 900 passengers) from docking in Nice on January 24th to curb overtourism, prioritizing smaller vessels while implementing port upgrades for improved environmental standards; however, this ban could face legal challenges.

Nice Bans Large Cruise Ships to Combat Overtourism
Nice Mayor Christian Estrosi banned large cruise ships (over 900 passengers) from docking in Nice on January 24th to curb overtourism, prioritizing smaller vessels while implementing port upgrades for improved environmental standards; however, this ban could face legal challenges.
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52% Bias Score

France Rejects Tax on Wealthy Retirees, but Debate Continues
French Labour Minister proposed taxing retirees earning over €2000-2500 monthly to fund social security; the proposal was rejected for the 2025 budget but the debate continues for future budgets, revealing internal government disagreements.

France Rejects Tax on Wealthy Retirees, but Debate Continues
French Labour Minister proposed taxing retirees earning over €2000-2500 monthly to fund social security; the proposal was rejected for the 2025 budget but the debate continues for future budgets, revealing internal government disagreements.
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52% Bias Score
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