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French Government in Crisis After No-Confidence Vote
France is experiencing significant political upheaval following the ousting of Prime Minister Michel Barnier, replaced by François Bayrou amidst ongoing crises; a social democratic gathering highlights the shifting political landscape, and the debate over charging tourists to visit Notre-Dame reflec...
French Government in Crisis After No-Confidence Vote
France is experiencing significant political upheaval following the ousting of Prime Minister Michel Barnier, replaced by François Bayrou amidst ongoing crises; a social democratic gathering highlights the shifting political landscape, and the debate over charging tourists to visit Notre-Dame reflec...
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44% Bias Score


Postponement of Parisian School Principal Discharge Reform
The French Minister of Education postponed eliminating a special teaching-load reduction for Parisian elementary school principals, initially set for 2025, following protests and a consultation to find a compliant alternative; the initial plan affected 52 of 602 schools and cost \$116.4 million annu...
Postponement of Parisian School Principal Discharge Reform
The French Minister of Education postponed eliminating a special teaching-load reduction for Parisian elementary school principals, initially set for 2025, following protests and a consultation to find a compliant alternative; the initial plan affected 52 of 602 schools and cost \$116.4 million annu...
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56% Bias Score


French Government Debates Reversal of 2023 Pension Reform
The French government is debating the 2023 pension reform, with disagreements on whether to revert the retirement age to 62. Prime Minister Bayrou ruled out a return to 62, while other ministers expressed differing views, highlighting tensions between fiscal constraints and social demands.
French Government Debates Reversal of 2023 Pension Reform
The French government is debating the 2023 pension reform, with disagreements on whether to revert the retirement age to 62. Prime Minister Bayrou ruled out a return to 62, while other ministers expressed differing views, highlighting tensions between fiscal constraints and social demands.
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48% Bias Score


French Court Halts A69 Highway, Government Seeks Retroactive Validation
A French court ruled the construction of the A69 highway illegal, prompting thousands of supporters to rally and prompting the government to propose legislation to retroactively validate the project, sparking debate on the separation of powers and environmental protection.
French Court Halts A69 Highway, Government Seeks Retroactive Validation
A French court ruled the construction of the A69 highway illegal, prompting thousands of supporters to rally and prompting the government to propose legislation to retroactively validate the project, sparking debate on the separation of powers and environmental protection.
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60% Bias Score


French Socialist Party Leadership Race Heats Up Ahead of 2027 Election
Three candidates are vying for leadership of France's Socialist Party: incumbent Olivier Faure, Boris Vallaud, and Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol; the race is crucial for the party's 2027 presidential bid, and former President François Hollande is closely watching.
French Socialist Party Leadership Race Heats Up Ahead of 2027 Election
Three candidates are vying for leadership of France's Socialist Party: incumbent Olivier Faure, Boris Vallaud, and Nicolas Mayer-Rossignol; the race is crucial for the party's 2027 presidential bid, and former President François Hollande is closely watching.
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60% Bias Score


France Abolishes Discriminatory "Standing Vote" in National Assembly
The French National Assembly unanimously abolished its discriminatory "standing vote" on March 12th, 2024, addressing accessibility concerns raised by MP Sébastien Peytavie, who was previously excluded from voting due to his disability. This follows a February 11th proposal.
France Abolishes Discriminatory "Standing Vote" in National Assembly
The French National Assembly unanimously abolished its discriminatory "standing vote" on March 12th, 2024, addressing accessibility concerns raised by MP Sébastien Peytavie, who was previously excluded from voting due to his disability. This follows a February 11th proposal.
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16% Bias Score

France's National Rally: From Antisemitism to Ally
French Minister Amichai Chikli invited the likely future leaders of France's National Rally (RN) to an antisemitism conference, highlighting the party's remarkable transformation under Marine Le Pen from its antisemitic past to a pro-Israel stance actively combating antisemitism and Islamism.

France's National Rally: From Antisemitism to Ally
French Minister Amichai Chikli invited the likely future leaders of France's National Rally (RN) to an antisemitism conference, highlighting the party's remarkable transformation under Marine Le Pen from its antisemitic past to a pro-Israel stance actively combating antisemitism and Islamism.
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56% Bias Score

Bayrou Rejects Lowering French Retirement Age Amidst Political Backlash
Following the fall of Michel Barnier's government, French Prime Minister François Bayrou rejected calls to revert the retirement age to 62, triggering strong criticism from unions and the left-wing opposition, despite ongoing consultations to improve the unpopular 2023 pension reform.

Bayrou Rejects Lowering French Retirement Age Amidst Political Backlash
Following the fall of Michel Barnier's government, French Prime Minister François Bayrou rejected calls to revert the retirement age to 62, triggering strong criticism from unions and the left-wing opposition, despite ongoing consultations to improve the unpopular 2023 pension reform.
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52% Bias Score

Bayrou Rejects Retirement Age Rollback Amidst Disagreement with Philippe
French Prime Minister François Bayrou rejected calls to lower the retirement age from 64 to 62, sparking disagreement with Edouard Philippe who considers the current discussions obsolete due to the war in Ukraine and the need for defense spending.

Bayrou Rejects Retirement Age Rollback Amidst Disagreement with Philippe
French Prime Minister François Bayrou rejected calls to lower the retirement age from 64 to 62, sparking disagreement with Edouard Philippe who considers the current discussions obsolete due to the war in Ukraine and the need for defense spending.
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44% Bias Score

False News Article Accusing Garrido and Corbière: Court Decision on May 12th
A Paris court will rule on May 12th on a case involving a false news article published by Le Point magazine, accusing LFI deputies Raquel Garrido and Alexis Corbière of exploiting an undocumented housekeeper; the investigation revealed a deliberate disinformation campaign orchestrated by a rival pol...

False News Article Accusing Garrido and Corbière: Court Decision on May 12th
A Paris court will rule on May 12th on a case involving a false news article published by Le Point magazine, accusing LFI deputies Raquel Garrido and Alexis Corbière of exploiting an undocumented housekeeper; the investigation revealed a deliberate disinformation campaign orchestrated by a rival pol...
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36% Bias Score

French Assembly Urges Stronger Support for Ukraine, Including Asset Seizure
The French National Assembly passed a resolution (288-54) urging increased support for Ukraine, including seizing frozen Russian assets, building an independent European defense, and ending Russian gas imports; however, the resolution faced opposition from LFI and RN, highlighting internal political...

French Assembly Urges Stronger Support for Ukraine, Including Asset Seizure
The French National Assembly passed a resolution (288-54) urging increased support for Ukraine, including seizing frozen Russian assets, building an independent European defense, and ending Russian gas imports; however, the resolution faced opposition from LFI and RN, highlighting internal political...
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52% Bias Score

France mandates gender parity in small-town municipal elections
The French Senate approved a law mandating proportional representation with gender parity in municipal elections for towns under 1,000 inhabitants, aiming for implementation before March 2026, replacing a system criticized for potentially discriminatory practices.

France mandates gender parity in small-town municipal elections
The French Senate approved a law mandating proportional representation with gender parity in municipal elections for towns under 1,000 inhabitants, aiming for implementation before March 2026, replacing a system criticized for potentially discriminatory practices.
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56% Bias Score
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