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Tens of Thousands Protest Racism and Far-Right Politics Across Europe
On Saturday, over 10,000 people protested against racism, fascism, and far-right politics in Amsterdam, while nearly 91,000 protested across France, expressing concern over right-wing governmental shifts and international conflicts; two people were arrested in France.
Tens of Thousands Protest Racism and Far-Right Politics Across Europe
On Saturday, over 10,000 people protested against racism, fascism, and far-right politics in Amsterdam, while nearly 91,000 protested across France, expressing concern over right-wing governmental shifts and international conflicts; two people were arrested in France.
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28% Bias Score


Algeria's Tebboune Prioritizes Dialogue with Macron Amidst Diplomatic Crisis with France
Amidst a diplomatic crisis, Algerian President Tebboune affirmed his commitment to working with French President Macron despite recent tensions stemming from Macron's support for Morocco's Western Sahara autonomy plan, the arrest of Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, and disputes over the expuls...
Algeria's Tebboune Prioritizes Dialogue with Macron Amidst Diplomatic Crisis with France
Amidst a diplomatic crisis, Algerian President Tebboune affirmed his commitment to working with French President Macron despite recent tensions stemming from Macron's support for Morocco's Western Sahara autonomy plan, the arrest of Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal, and disputes over the expuls...
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36% Bias Score


France to Expedite Expulsion of Foreign Inmates to Ease Prison Overcrowding
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin ordered the identification of foreign inmates eligible for expulsion to alleviate prison overcrowding, impacting over 19,000 foreign detainees (24.5% of the total prison population) through conditional release and prisoner transfer procedures.
France to Expedite Expulsion of Foreign Inmates to Ease Prison Overcrowding
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin ordered the identification of foreign inmates eligible for expulsion to alleviate prison overcrowding, impacting over 19,000 foreign detainees (24.5% of the total prison population) through conditional release and prisoner transfer procedures.
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36% Bias Score


Life Sentence for ISIS Terrorist Mehdi Nemmouche in Paris
A Paris court sentenced Mehdi Nemmouche, a notorious ISIS terrorist, to life in prison for the 2013 kidnapping and torture of seven European hostages, including French journalists, in Syria; he was already serving a life sentence in Belgium for the 2014 Jewish Museum attack in Brussels.
Life Sentence for ISIS Terrorist Mehdi Nemmouche in Paris
A Paris court sentenced Mehdi Nemmouche, a notorious ISIS terrorist, to life in prison for the 2013 kidnapping and torture of seven European hostages, including French journalists, in Syria; he was already serving a life sentence in Belgium for the 2014 Jewish Museum attack in Brussels.
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40% Bias Score


EU Plans Massive Defense Spending Increase Amidst Russian Threat and Internal Funding Debate
Facing a growing Russian threat and a changed US foreign policy, the European Union plans to significantly increase defense spending, potentially through a new large-scale common borrowing scheme similar to the one used during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing internal debate about funding and economic ...
EU Plans Massive Defense Spending Increase Amidst Russian Threat and Internal Funding Debate
Facing a growing Russian threat and a changed US foreign policy, the European Union plans to significantly increase defense spending, potentially through a new large-scale common borrowing scheme similar to the one used during the COVID-19 pandemic, facing internal debate about funding and economic ...
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60% Bias Score


Paris Police Chase Leaves 13 Injured, 3 Arrested
A high-speed police chase in Paris on Friday night left 13 people injured—10 police officers and three suspects—after a vehicle ignored a police checkpoint near Montparnasse and crashed. Two suspects had prior convictions, and one was a foreign national; all three were arrested.
Paris Police Chase Leaves 13 Injured, 3 Arrested
A high-speed police chase in Paris on Friday night left 13 people injured—10 police officers and three suspects—after a vehicle ignored a police checkpoint near Montparnasse and crashed. Two suspects had prior convictions, and one was a foreign national; all three were arrested.
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40% Bias Score

France to Expedite Expulsion of Foreign Inmates to Alleviate Prison Overcrowding
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin's March 21st circular instructs identifying foreign inmates for expulsion to alleviate prison overcrowding (82,000 inmates for 62,000 spaces), focusing on conditional release and transfers with partner countries, targeting over 19,000 foreign inmates (24.5% of...

France to Expedite Expulsion of Foreign Inmates to Alleviate Prison Overcrowding
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin's March 21st circular instructs identifying foreign inmates for expulsion to alleviate prison overcrowding (82,000 inmates for 62,000 spaces), focusing on conditional release and transfers with partner countries, targeting over 19,000 foreign inmates (24.5% of...
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64% Bias Score

French Anti-Racism Protests Draw 91,000 Amidst Clashes and Political Controversy
On Saturday, over 91,000 people protested against racism across France, with 21,500 in Paris where some clashes with police occurred; the protests, organized by NGOs and supported by left-wing parties, also involved a controversy over a poster by La France Insumisa (LFI) featuring a caricature of Cy...

French Anti-Racism Protests Draw 91,000 Amidst Clashes and Political Controversy
On Saturday, over 91,000 people protested against racism across France, with 21,500 in Paris where some clashes with police occurred; the protests, organized by NGOs and supported by left-wing parties, also involved a controversy over a poster by La France Insumisa (LFI) featuring a caricature of Cy...
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36% Bias Score

France Delays Publication of Environmental Report Amidst Concerns of Political Interference
France delayed releasing its 140-page environmental report, initially slated for late January 2025, due to governmental requests for highlighting positive trends, despite nine revisions and the Aarhus Convention's five-year publication mandate.

France Delays Publication of Environmental Report Amidst Concerns of Political Interference
France delayed releasing its 140-page environmental report, initially slated for late January 2025, due to governmental requests for highlighting positive trends, despite nine revisions and the Aarhus Convention's five-year publication mandate.
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44% Bias Score

French Booksellers Rebel Against Bolloré's Media Empire
Dozens of independent bookstores in France are subtly protesting against Vincent Bolloré's ownership of Hachette Livre, the country's largest book publisher, by limiting orders and downplaying the prominence of Hachette books, citing concerns about political bias and the concentration of media power...

French Booksellers Rebel Against Bolloré's Media Empire
Dozens of independent bookstores in France are subtly protesting against Vincent Bolloré's ownership of Hachette Livre, the country's largest book publisher, by limiting orders and downplaying the prominence of Hachette books, citing concerns about political bias and the concentration of media power...
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56% Bias Score

France's Nuclear Policy: A Democratic Deficit?
French President Macron's proposal to expand French nuclear deterrence to Europe has sparked a debate about the lack of public consultation on France's nuclear weapons policy, raising concerns about democratic principles and the country's commitment to disarmament.

France's Nuclear Policy: A Democratic Deficit?
French President Macron's proposal to expand French nuclear deterrence to Europe has sparked a debate about the lack of public consultation on France's nuclear weapons policy, raising concerns about democratic principles and the country's commitment to disarmament.
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52% Bias Score

French Surgeon Admits to Abusing Over 300 Patients
French surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec admitted to sexually abusing over 300 patients, mostly children, between 1989 and 2014, prompting a new investigation and highlighting systemic failures within French healthcare.

French Surgeon Admits to Abusing Over 300 Patients
French surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec admitted to sexually abusing over 300 patients, mostly children, between 1989 and 2014, prompting a new investigation and highlighting systemic failures within French healthcare.
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36% Bias Score
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