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High Cost of Shingles Vaccine in France Sparks Debate
France's decision to include the Shingrix vaccine in its vaccination program for those over 65 is debated due to its high cost (€6 billion over five years) despite high efficacy (79% against shingles, 87% against chronic pain) and the fact that those over 65 account for 72% of hospitalizations relat...
High Cost of Shingles Vaccine in France Sparks Debate
France's decision to include the Shingrix vaccine in its vaccination program for those over 65 is debated due to its high cost (€6 billion over five years) despite high efficacy (79% against shingles, 87% against chronic pain) and the fact that those over 65 account for 72% of hospitalizations relat...
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44% Bias Score
Ryanair Cancels 170 Flights Due to French Air Traffic Control Strikes
Ryanair canceled 170 flights due to French air traffic control strikes, affecting over 30,000 passengers, primarily British holidaymakers, with 15 flights to and from London Stansted airport canceled; CEO Michael O'Leary called for EU action to reform ATC services.
Ryanair Cancels 170 Flights Due to French Air Traffic Control Strikes
Ryanair canceled 170 flights due to French air traffic control strikes, affecting over 30,000 passengers, primarily British holidaymakers, with 15 flights to and from London Stansted airport canceled; CEO Michael O'Leary called for EU action to reform ATC services.
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52% Bias Score
France Extends Maximum Detention for Certain Foreign Nationals
The French National Assembly voted to extend the maximum detention time in administrative detention centers (CRA) for certain dangerous foreigners to 210 days, expanding the criteria to include those with serious criminal convictions or posing a grave threat to public order, following the murder of ...
France Extends Maximum Detention for Certain Foreign Nationals
The French National Assembly voted to extend the maximum detention time in administrative detention centers (CRA) for certain dangerous foreigners to 210 days, expanding the criteria to include those with serious criminal convictions or posing a grave threat to public order, following the murder of ...
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52% Bias Score
French Cultural Union Threatens Avignon Festival Boycott Over Minister Dati's Attendance
France's leading cultural union, CGT-Spectacle, is calling for a boycott of the Avignon Festival (July 7-26) if Culture Minister Rachida Dati or a member of the Bayrou government attends, citing budget cuts and broader policy disagreements.
French Cultural Union Threatens Avignon Festival Boycott Over Minister Dati's Attendance
France's leading cultural union, CGT-Spectacle, is calling for a boycott of the Avignon Festival (July 7-26) if Culture Minister Rachida Dati or a member of the Bayrou government attends, citing budget cuts and broader policy disagreements.
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40% Bias Score
Macron and Putin Speak After Three-Year Hiatus, Addressing Ukraine and Middle East Conflicts
French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for approximately two hours on February 1, 2024, discussing the Ukraine conflict—with Macron urging an end to hostilities and Putin blaming Western policies—and the escalating Middle East situation, highlighting the need for...
Macron and Putin Speak After Three-Year Hiatus, Addressing Ukraine and Middle East Conflicts
French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for approximately two hours on February 1, 2024, discussing the Ukraine conflict—with Macron urging an end to hostilities and Putin blaming Western policies—and the escalating Middle East situation, highlighting the need for...
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76% Bias Score
Spain Favored to Win Women's Euro 2025
The 14th European Women's Championship begins Wednesday in Switzerland; Spain are favorites, despite past underperformance, while England, with their successful coach Sarina Wiegman, are strong contenders; Germany and France also compete, but key player absences impact their chances.
Spain Favored to Win Women's Euro 2025
The 14th European Women's Championship begins Wednesday in Switzerland; Spain are favorites, despite past underperformance, while England, with their successful coach Sarina Wiegman, are strong contenders; Germany and France also compete, but key player absences impact their chances.
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48% Bias Score
French Report Calls for Overhaul of Digital Influence Strategy
A French parliamentary report, presented July 1st, criticizes the fragmented approach to combating foreign digital interference, recommending the SGDSN lead coordination and establish clear response thresholds for defensive actions, addressing organizational inefficiencies and a lack of unified doct...
French Report Calls for Overhaul of Digital Influence Strategy
A French parliamentary report, presented July 1st, criticizes the fragmented approach to combating foreign digital interference, recommending the SGDSN lead coordination and establish clear response thresholds for defensive actions, addressing organizational inefficiencies and a lack of unified doct...
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24% Bias Score
Alaphilippe Returns to Tour de France, Targeting Stage Wins Amidst Team Competition"
After missing the 2024 Tour de France due to illness, Julian Alaphilippe returns this year for his new team, Tudor Pro Cycling, aiming for stage wins, particularly in the first week's sprint stages, despite facing competition from teammate Marc Hirschi.
Alaphilippe Returns to Tour de France, Targeting Stage Wins Amidst Team Competition"
After missing the 2024 Tour de France due to illness, Julian Alaphilippe returns this year for his new team, Tudor Pro Cycling, aiming for stage wins, particularly in the first week's sprint stages, despite facing competition from teammate Marc Hirschi.
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24% Bias Score
French Management Critiqued: Lack of Crew Spirit and Need for Leadership Reform
French naval specialist Loïc Finaz critiques French management's lack of collaborative "crew spirit," highlighting cultural factors and suggesting improvements to leadership training to prioritize practical experience and human qualities over academic achievements.
French Management Critiqued: Lack of Crew Spirit and Need for Leadership Reform
French naval specialist Loïc Finaz critiques French management's lack of collaborative "crew spirit," highlighting cultural factors and suggesting improvements to leadership training to prioritize practical experience and human qualities over academic achievements.
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44% Bias Score
French Inquiry Exposes Widespread Abuse at Catholic Schools
A French parliamentary inquiry revealed at least 250 complaints of abuse, including sexual violence, at a Catholic school in the Pyrenees, highlighting systemic failures and prompting calls for increased oversight and a national reporting center.
French Inquiry Exposes Widespread Abuse at Catholic Schools
A French parliamentary inquiry revealed at least 250 complaints of abuse, including sexual violence, at a Catholic school in the Pyrenees, highlighting systemic failures and prompting calls for increased oversight and a national reporting center.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Faces Extreme Heatwave, Wildfire Risk Soars
A heatwave in Germany is expected to bring temperatures up to 38°C, with potential thunderstorms and severe storms in parts of the country, while increasing wildfire risks, especially in the southeast. Other European countries are also facing extreme heat and setting temperature records.
Germany Faces Extreme Heatwave, Wildfire Risk Soars
A heatwave in Germany is expected to bring temperatures up to 38°C, with potential thunderstorms and severe storms in parts of the country, while increasing wildfire risks, especially in the southeast. Other European countries are also facing extreme heat and setting temperature records.
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28% Bias Score
French Schools Close Amidst Heatwave, Exposing Adaptation Failures
On July 1st, over 2,200 French schools closed due to a heat dome, affecting over 80% of the population experiencing regular heatwaves, exposing the failure of building infrastructure and public policies to adapt to climate change.
French Schools Close Amidst Heatwave, Exposing Adaptation Failures
On July 1st, over 2,200 French schools closed due to a heat dome, affecting over 80% of the population experiencing regular heatwaves, exposing the failure of building infrastructure and public policies to adapt to climate change.
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52% Bias Score
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