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Mayotte Reconstruction Plan Unveiled Amidst Post-Cyclone Crisis
In the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, which killed 39 and injured 5,600 in Mayotte, Prime Minister François Bayrou announced a two-year reconstruction plan involving a new public entity, European funds, and a potential revision of birthright citizenship, while facing challenges due to irregular immigra...
Mayotte Reconstruction Plan Unveiled Amidst Post-Cyclone Crisis
In the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, which killed 39 and injured 5,600 in Mayotte, Prime Minister François Bayrou announced a two-year reconstruction plan involving a new public entity, European funds, and a potential revision of birthright citizenship, while facing challenges due to irregular immigra...
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36% Bias Score


Pro-Russia Hackers Target French Websites
On December 31, 2023, the pro-Russia hacking group NoName launched DDoS attacks against at least 23 French city and departmental websites, including Marseille and Haute-Garonne, in retaliation for France's support of Ukraine; the Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation.
Pro-Russia Hackers Target French Websites
On December 31, 2023, the pro-Russia hacking group NoName launched DDoS attacks against at least 23 French city and departmental websites, including Marseille and Haute-Garonne, in retaliation for France's support of Ukraine; the Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation.
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44% Bias Score


Borne Faces Backlash Over Dismissive Response to Mayotte Aid Crisis
French Education Minister Elisabeth Borne faced criticism for seemingly dismissing teachers' concerns about insufficient post-Cyclone Chido aid distribution in Mayotte on December 30th, sparking public outrage over a video showing her turning away from them.
Borne Faces Backlash Over Dismissive Response to Mayotte Aid Crisis
French Education Minister Elisabeth Borne faced criticism for seemingly dismissing teachers' concerns about insufficient post-Cyclone Chido aid distribution in Mayotte on December 30th, sparking public outrage over a video showing her turning away from them.
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52% Bias Score


Pro-Russia Hackers Target French Websites
On December 31, 2023, the pro-Russia hacking group NoName claimed responsibility for a cyberattack that temporarily disabled the websites of several French cities and departments, including Marseille and Tarbes, using DDoS methods; the Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation.
Pro-Russia Hackers Target French Websites
On December 31, 2023, the pro-Russia hacking group NoName claimed responsibility for a cyberattack that temporarily disabled the websites of several French cities and departments, including Marseille and Tarbes, using DDoS methods; the Paris prosecutor's office opened an investigation.
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20% Bias Score


France's Medical Cannabis Trial Ends: Uncertainty Remains
France's medical cannabis trial, launched in March 2021, will end December 31, 2024, affecting 1,800 patients; a six-month transition period will help them switch to other treatments, while the future of medical cannabis in France remains uncertain due to political factors and lack of transparency.
France's Medical Cannabis Trial Ends: Uncertainty Remains
France's medical cannabis trial, launched in March 2021, will end December 31, 2024, affecting 1,800 patients; a six-month transition period will help them switch to other treatments, while the future of medical cannabis in France remains uncertain due to political factors and lack of transparency.
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36% Bias Score


Pelicot Accepts 20-Year Sentence for Wife's Decade-Long Rape
A French court sentenced Dominique Pelicot to 20 years in prison for drugging and raping his wife, Gisèle, and facilitating her sexual assault by others between 2011 and 2020; Pelicot will not appeal, but many of his 50 co-defendants will, leading to further legal proceedings.
Pelicot Accepts 20-Year Sentence for Wife's Decade-Long Rape
A French court sentenced Dominique Pelicot to 20 years in prison for drugging and raping his wife, Gisèle, and facilitating her sexual assault by others between 2011 and 2020; Pelicot will not appeal, but many of his 50 co-defendants will, leading to further legal proceedings.
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40% Bias Score

Air Pollution Red Alerts Issued in France's Arve Valley and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Red alerts for fine particle pollution were issued in France's Arve Valley and three departments in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur on December 30th and January 1st due to unfavorable weather conditions trapping pollutants from various sources, exceeding regulatory thresholds and resulting in several imp...

Air Pollution Red Alerts Issued in France's Arve Valley and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
Red alerts for fine particle pollution were issued in France's Arve Valley and three departments in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur on December 30th and January 1st due to unfavorable weather conditions trapping pollutants from various sources, exceeding regulatory thresholds and resulting in several imp...
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24% Bias Score

International Pressure Mounts on Georgia Amidst Post-Election Crisis
Germany, France, and Poland urged Georgia on December 31st to hold new elections and engage in a national dialogue, citing the OSCE's report confirming widespread irregularities in the October 26th elections, which triggered months of protests and violence.

International Pressure Mounts on Georgia Amidst Post-Election Crisis
Germany, France, and Poland urged Georgia on December 31st to hold new elections and engage in a national dialogue, citing the OSCE's report confirming widespread irregularities in the October 26th elections, which triggered months of protests and violence.
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36% Bias Score

France's Political Crisis Deepens Amid Soaring Debt and Economic Downturn
France enters 2025 amidst a severe political crisis marked by Prime Minister François Bayrou's low popularity, a soaring national debt of \3,385 billion euros (\50,000 euros per capita), and a worsening economy, all exacerbated by ineffective political dialogue and media amplification of public disc...

France's Political Crisis Deepens Amid Soaring Debt and Economic Downturn
France enters 2025 amidst a severe political crisis marked by Prime Minister François Bayrou's low popularity, a soaring national debt of \3,385 billion euros (\50,000 euros per capita), and a worsening economy, all exacerbated by ineffective political dialogue and media amplification of public disc...
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56% Bias Score

France Reduces Apprentice Hiring Subsidies for 2025
The French government announced that it will maintain, but reduce, subsidies for hiring apprentices in 2025, lowering the aid to \u20ac5,000 for SMEs and \u20ac2,000 for larger companies, aiming to save \u20ac1.2 billion while preventing a return to pre-pandemic support levels.

France Reduces Apprentice Hiring Subsidies for 2025
The French government announced that it will maintain, but reduce, subsidies for hiring apprentices in 2025, lowering the aid to \u20ac5,000 for SMEs and \u20ac2,000 for larger companies, aiming to save \u20ac1.2 billion while preventing a return to pre-pandemic support levels.
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28% Bias Score

Delayed French Budget Cuts Energy Bill Aid to 800,000 Households
Due to a delayed 2025 budget, 800,000 French households will lose energy bill assistance (Chèque Energie) by December 31, 2024, despite a supplementary online platform processing 122,500 applications (averaging \u20ac136).

Delayed French Budget Cuts Energy Bill Aid to 800,000 Households
Due to a delayed 2025 budget, 800,000 French households will lose energy bill assistance (Chèque Energie) by December 31, 2024, despite a supplementary online platform processing 122,500 applications (averaging \u20ac136).
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36% Bias Score

France Approves German Rearmament, Reshaping Post-War Europe
In December 1954, France's National Assembly narrowly approved German rearmament, enabling West Germany's NATO entry and sovereignty restoration, significantly impacting Cold War geopolitics and marking a turning point in post-war European integration.

France Approves German Rearmament, Reshaping Post-War Europe
In December 1954, France's National Assembly narrowly approved German rearmament, enabling West Germany's NATO entry and sovereignty restoration, significantly impacting Cold War geopolitics and marking a turning point in post-war European integration.
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52% Bias Score
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