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Union Berlin President Criticizes Bundesliga Clubs for Lack of Professional Women's Football
Union Berlin president Dirk Zingler, re-elected for another term until 2029, criticized Bundesliga clubs for not paying their women's teams professionally, while Union Berlin's women's team, having achieved Bundesliga promotion, are paid market-based salaries. This comes after two women joined Union...
Union Berlin President Criticizes Bundesliga Clubs for Lack of Professional Women's Football
Union Berlin president Dirk Zingler, re-elected for another term until 2029, criticized Bundesliga clubs for not paying their women's teams professionally, while Union Berlin's women's team, having achieved Bundesliga promotion, are paid market-based salaries. This comes after two women joined Union...
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60% Bias Score
Merz Ally Wins CDU Women's Union Leadership
Nina Warken, a close Friedrich Merz ally, won the CDU Women's Union leadership election on the weekend with 62.1% of the vote against Ina Scharrenbach, marking a significant shift within the party.
Merz Ally Wins CDU Women's Union Leadership
Nina Warken, a close Friedrich Merz ally, won the CDU Women's Union leadership election on the weekend with 62.1% of the vote against Ina Scharrenbach, marking a significant shift within the party.
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52% Bias Score
Australian Club Appoints Man with Assault Conviction to Senior Role
Melbourne businessman Nicholas Smedley, with a 2007 conviction for assaulting his former fiancee, was appointed chair of The Australian Club's house committee, sparking controversy among members and family violence advocates.
Australian Club Appoints Man with Assault Conviction to Senior Role
Melbourne businessman Nicholas Smedley, with a 2007 conviction for assaulting his former fiancee, was appointed chair of The Australian Club's house committee, sparking controversy among members and family violence advocates.
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52% Bias Score
UK Hybrid Work Model Exceeds Global Average
A study reveals UK employees average 1.8 days of remote work per week, exceeding the global average of 1.3 days, with this hybrid model becoming the dominant pattern in advanced economies, particularly English-speaking nations, unlike East Asia's office-centric culture.
UK Hybrid Work Model Exceeds Global Average
A study reveals UK employees average 1.8 days of remote work per week, exceeding the global average of 1.3 days, with this hybrid model becoming the dominant pattern in advanced economies, particularly English-speaking nations, unlike East Asia's office-centric culture.
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40% Bias Score
Senedd Seeks Family-Friendly Reforms to Boost Diversity
A Welsh Parliament committee recommends implementing more family-friendly policies, including a creche and predictable sitting hours, to encourage broader participation, addressing concerns raised by previous members about work-life balance issues impacting their personal relationships, and improvin...
Senedd Seeks Family-Friendly Reforms to Boost Diversity
A Welsh Parliament committee recommends implementing more family-friendly policies, including a creche and predictable sitting hours, to encourage broader participation, addressing concerns raised by previous members about work-life balance issues impacting their personal relationships, and improvin...
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44% Bias Score
Obstacles to Abortion Access Persist in Italy Despite Law 194
Forty-seven years after Italy legalized abortion with Law 194, access remains hampered by anti-abortion activism, institutional obstacles, and societal ambivalence, leading to legal battles and grassroots mobilization to protect reproductive rights.
Obstacles to Abortion Access Persist in Italy Despite Law 194
Forty-seven years after Italy legalized abortion with Law 194, access remains hampered by anti-abortion activism, institutional obstacles, and societal ambivalence, leading to legal battles and grassroots mobilization to protect reproductive rights.
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60% Bias Score
Trump Reasserts Ban on Transgender Women in Women's Sports Amidst Legal Challenges
President Trump reiterated his ban on transgender women competing in women's sports during a West Point commencement speech, highlighting widespread public support for this stance despite legal challenges and state-level defiance, resulting in federal investigations and temporary funding disputes.
Trump Reasserts Ban on Transgender Women in Women's Sports Amidst Legal Challenges
President Trump reiterated his ban on transgender women competing in women's sports during a West Point commencement speech, highlighting widespread public support for this stance despite legal challenges and state-level defiance, resulting in federal investigations and temporary funding disputes.
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76% Bias Score
Menstrual Pain and Workplace Accommodations in the Netherlands
A 26-year-old Dutch woman's severe menstrual pain necessitates a later work start; this highlights a need for inclusive workplace policies accommodating menstrual health, while existing sick leave options have financial drawbacks and are often concealed by sufferers.
Menstrual Pain and Workplace Accommodations in the Netherlands
A 26-year-old Dutch woman's severe menstrual pain necessitates a later work start; this highlights a need for inclusive workplace policies accommodating menstrual health, while existing sick leave options have financial drawbacks and are often concealed by sufferers.
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48% Bias Score
Brazil Lags in Global Ranking of Female Political Representation
A UN Women and Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) report reveals that Brazil ranks 133rd globally in female parliamentary representation in 2025, with only 18.1% of Chamber of Deputies seats and 19.8% of Senate seats held by women, despite some progress in the executive branch (32.3% female ministers).
Brazil Lags in Global Ranking of Female Political Representation
A UN Women and Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) report reveals that Brazil ranks 133rd globally in female parliamentary representation in 2025, with only 18.1% of Chamber of Deputies seats and 19.8% of Senate seats held by women, despite some progress in the executive branch (32.3% female ministers).
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28% Bias Score
Warken Elected Chairwoman of CDU Women's Union, Reflecting Shift in Party Power
Nina Warken, Germany's Federal Minister of Health, won the CDU Women's Union chairwoman election against Ina Scharrenbach, marking a shift from Merkel-loyalist leadership to a Merzian faction; this win reflects CDU's internal power dynamics and impacts its efforts to improve gender representation.
Warken Elected Chairwoman of CDU Women's Union, Reflecting Shift in Party Power
Nina Warken, Germany's Federal Minister of Health, won the CDU Women's Union chairwoman election against Ina Scharrenbach, marking a shift from Merkel-loyalist leadership to a Merzian faction; this win reflects CDU's internal power dynamics and impacts its efforts to improve gender representation.
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56% Bias Score
SGP Rejects Amendment to Founding Principles on Women's Political Participation
The SGP party congress rejected a proposal to amend its founding principles regarding women's political participation, maintaining its view that women's suffrage contradicts their traditional roles, despite the increasing presence of women within the party.
SGP Rejects Amendment to Founding Principles on Women's Political Participation
The SGP party congress rejected a proposal to amend its founding principles regarding women's political participation, maintaining its view that women's suffrage contradicts their traditional roles, despite the increasing presence of women within the party.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Government Approves Reduced Funding for Family Support Plan Amidst Regional Opposition
The Spanish government approved a €142.5 million fund for the Corresponsables Plan, but faced opposition from most autonomous communities due to a €48 million budget cut from three years ago, leaving only Catalonia, Asturias and Castilla-La Mancha in favor.
Spanish Government Approves Reduced Funding for Family Support Plan Amidst Regional Opposition
The Spanish government approved a €142.5 million fund for the Corresponsables Plan, but faced opposition from most autonomous communities due to a €48 million budget cut from three years ago, leaving only Catalonia, Asturias and Castilla-La Mancha in favor.
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56% Bias Score
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