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Measles Outbreak in Europe: Romania Reports Thousands of Cases
Measles cases in Europe are surging; Romania leads with 3,605 infections and three deaths by late April 2025 due to low vaccination rates (62%), anti-vaccine sentiment, and a struggling medical system; other EU countries also report increases, highlighting the need for widespread vaccination.
Measles Outbreak in Europe: Romania Reports Thousands of Cases
Measles cases in Europe are surging; Romania leads with 3,605 infections and three deaths by late April 2025 due to low vaccination rates (62%), anti-vaccine sentiment, and a struggling medical system; other EU countries also report increases, highlighting the need for widespread vaccination.
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44% Bias Score
France Revises Wind Farm Contracts to Curb Negative Electricity Price Losses
The French government revised contracts for three offshore wind farms, allowing them to stop production during negative electricity pricing to reduce losses on the spot market, following a 2023 doubling of negative pricing hours to 359.
France Revises Wind Farm Contracts to Curb Negative Electricity Price Losses
The French government revised contracts for three offshore wind farms, allowing them to stop production during negative electricity pricing to reduce losses on the spot market, following a 2023 doubling of negative pricing hours to 359.
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44% Bias Score
Chalençon Auctions Extensive Napoleon Collection at Sotheby's
Pierre-Jean Chalençon, the world's foremost collector of Napoleon Bonaparte memorabilia, is auctioning more than 100 items from his collection at Sotheby's Paris on June 24th, including Napoleon's iconic bicorne hat, estimated at €500,000-€800,000.
Chalençon Auctions Extensive Napoleon Collection at Sotheby's
Pierre-Jean Chalençon, the world's foremost collector of Napoleon Bonaparte memorabilia, is auctioning more than 100 items from his collection at Sotheby's Paris on June 24th, including Napoleon's iconic bicorne hat, estimated at €500,000-€800,000.
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48% Bias Score
Minor Disruptions Expected in France Due to Upcoming Railway Strikes
French railway workers, including train drivers and other staff, will strike on June 4th and 5th, and controllers on June 11th, resulting in minor disruptions to train services according to the SNCF, with specific details pending.
Minor Disruptions Expected in France Due to Upcoming Railway Strikes
French railway workers, including train drivers and other staff, will strike on June 4th and 5th, and controllers on June 11th, resulting in minor disruptions to train services according to the SNCF, with specific details pending.
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40% Bias Score
Racially Motivated Double Attack in France Leads to Terrorism Investigation
A Tunisian man was murdered and a Turkish man injured in Puget-sur-Argens, France, on June 2nd; their neighbor, who had previously shared racist and hateful videos online, is in custody, and the investigation now involves anti-terrorism authorities.
Racially Motivated Double Attack in France Leads to Terrorism Investigation
A Tunisian man was murdered and a Turkish man injured in Puget-sur-Argens, France, on June 2nd; their neighbor, who had previously shared racist and hateful videos online, is in custody, and the investigation now involves anti-terrorism authorities.
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32% Bias Score
France Considers Legalizing Facial Recognition Technology
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin proposed a working group to explore legalizing facial recognition technology, citing its crime-fighting potential despite its current restrictions and uncertain effectiveness, raising concerns about privacy and algorithmic bias.
France Considers Legalizing Facial Recognition Technology
French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin proposed a working group to explore legalizing facial recognition technology, citing its crime-fighting potential despite its current restrictions and uncertain effectiveness, raising concerns about privacy and algorithmic bias.
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52% Bias Score
France Proposes Stricter Sentencing After Post-Match Violence
Following celebratory violence after Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League win, French Prime Minister Borne and Justice Minister Darmanin proposed stricter sentencing, including minimum prison terms for assaulting officials, in response to 563 arrests and public outrage, despite concerns about pris...
France Proposes Stricter Sentencing After Post-Match Violence
Following celebratory violence after Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League win, French Prime Minister Borne and Justice Minister Darmanin proposed stricter sentencing, including minimum prison terms for assaulting officials, in response to 563 arrests and public outrage, despite concerns about pris...
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52% Bias Score
Human Rights and Neoliberalism: A Critical Analysis
Sciences Po Press's new book collection, "Penser avec," begins with a critical examination of whether human rights are inherently neoliberal, questioning their efficacy in achieving social justice within the context of rising illiberalism.
Human Rights and Neoliberalism: A Critical Analysis
Sciences Po Press's new book collection, "Penser avec," begins with a critical examination of whether human rights are inherently neoliberal, questioning their efficacy in achieving social justice within the context of rising illiberalism.
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60% Bias Score
French Charity Donations Show Weak Growth in 2024
Individual donations to French charities rose 3% in 2024, including a surge for Mayotte cyclone Chido victims; however, excluding this, growth was only 1.9%, a two-decade low, potentially due to economic anxiety and reduced attention to environmental causes.
French Charity Donations Show Weak Growth in 2024
Individual donations to French charities rose 3% in 2024, including a surge for Mayotte cyclone Chido victims; however, excluding this, growth was only 1.9%, a two-decade low, potentially due to economic anxiety and reduced attention to environmental causes.
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48% Bias Score
PSG Victory Celebrations Marred by Deadly Violence in France
Paris St-Germain won the Champions League, prompting celebrations that were overshadowed by widespread violence across France, resulting in two deaths and hundreds of injuries, despite a victory parade and visit to the Elysee Palace.
PSG Victory Celebrations Marred by Deadly Violence in France
Paris St-Germain won the Champions League, prompting celebrations that were overshadowed by widespread violence across France, resulting in two deaths and hundreds of injuries, despite a victory parade and visit to the Elysee Palace.
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40% Bias Score
French Court Awards €325,000 for Androcur's Failure to Warn of Meningioma Risk
A French court ordered Bayer, Viatris, and Sandoz to pay €325,000 to a woman who developed meningiomas after taking Androcur for over 20 years due to their failure to adequately warn her about this risk, a ruling that could affect future legal actions.
French Court Awards €325,000 for Androcur's Failure to Warn of Meningioma Risk
A French court ordered Bayer, Viatris, and Sandoz to pay €325,000 to a woman who developed meningiomas after taking Androcur for over 20 years due to their failure to adequately warn her about this risk, a ruling that could affect future legal actions.
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40% Bias Score
Huckabee Criticizes France's Plan for Palestinian State Recognition
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee criticized France's plan to hold a UN conference to recognize a Palestinian state, calling it inappropriate during the Israeli conflict; Hamas condemned Huckabee's remarks, accusing the US of bias towards Israel.
Huckabee Criticizes France's Plan for Palestinian State Recognition
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee criticized France's plan to hold a UN conference to recognize a Palestinian state, calling it inappropriate during the Israeli conflict; Hamas condemned Huckabee's remarks, accusing the US of bias towards Israel.
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40% Bias Score
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