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Estranged Husband Convicted of Manslaughter in Sydney Domestic Violence Case
In Sydney, Australia, Ahmad Hodroj was convicted of manslaughter for the death of his estranged wife, Amira Moughnieh, on July 5, 2023, after she visited his home, despite feeling safe, following a year-long separation.
Estranged Husband Convicted of Manslaughter in Sydney Domestic Violence Case
In Sydney, Australia, Ahmad Hodroj was convicted of manslaughter for the death of his estranged wife, Amira Moughnieh, on July 5, 2023, after she visited his home, despite feeling safe, following a year-long separation.
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36% Bias Score
Denmark to Conscript Women, Following Norway's Successful Model
Denmark plans to implement a selective military draft for women, modeled after Norway's successful program featuring competitive salaries, extensive social benefits, and equal opportunities, leading to an oversupply of female applicants in Norway.
Denmark to Conscript Women, Following Norway's Successful Model
Denmark plans to implement a selective military draft for women, modeled after Norway's successful program featuring competitive salaries, extensive social benefits, and equal opportunities, leading to an oversupply of female applicants in Norway.
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52% Bias Score
German Coalition Negotiations Marked by Early Disagreements and Leaks
Following Germany's election, the Bundestag convened with Julia Klöckner elected as Bundestag President, emphasizing civil discourse. However, early internal disagreements within the coalition negotiations are already leaking to the media, contrasting with the secrecy during the Ampel coalition's fo...
German Coalition Negotiations Marked by Early Disagreements and Leaks
Following Germany's election, the Bundestag convened with Julia Klöckner elected as Bundestag President, emphasizing civil discourse. However, early internal disagreements within the coalition negotiations are already leaking to the media, contrasting with the secrecy during the Ampel coalition's fo...
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72% Bias Score
Klöckner Elected President of German Bundestag
Julia Klöckner, a CDU politician, was elected President of the German Bundestag on March 25th, 2025, receiving 382 votes, becoming only the fourth woman to hold this position.
Klöckner Elected President of German Bundestag
Julia Klöckner, a CDU politician, was elected President of the German Bundestag on March 25th, 2025, receiving 382 votes, becoming only the fourth woman to hold this position.
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44% Bias Score
Germany's Youngest MP to Donate Salary, Underscoring Bundestag's Demographic Imbalance
Luke Hoss, at 23, will be Germany's youngest Bundestag member, donating most of his salary to combat poverty; this highlights the underrepresentation of young people (7.5% under 30), women (32.5%), and immigrants (11.6%) in the new German parliament.
Germany's Youngest MP to Donate Salary, Underscoring Bundestag's Demographic Imbalance
Luke Hoss, at 23, will be Germany's youngest Bundestag member, donating most of his salary to combat poverty; this highlights the underrepresentation of young people (7.5% under 30), women (32.5%), and immigrants (11.6%) in the new German parliament.
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20% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Attendance at Women's Football Match in Hamburg
A women's German football cup semi-final between HSV and Werder Bremen drew a record-breaking 57,000 spectators at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion, exceeding all previous records for women's club football in Germany; Werder Bremen won 3-1 in extra time.
Record-Breaking Attendance at Women's Football Match in Hamburg
A women's German football cup semi-final between HSV and Werder Bremen drew a record-breaking 57,000 spectators at Hamburg's Volksparkstadion, exceeding all previous records for women's club football in Germany; Werder Bremen won 3-1 in extra time.
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64% Bias Score
EU Pay Transparency Directive Faces Opposition, Potentially Costing Women Billions
The EU's 2023 gender pay gap of 12% is targeted by the Pay Transparency Directive, facing opposition from business groups seeking exemptions for companies with 100–250 employees, potentially costing women €4.8–€7.2 billion annually according to the ETUC, while salary transparency in job postings rem...
EU Pay Transparency Directive Faces Opposition, Potentially Costing Women Billions
The EU's 2023 gender pay gap of 12% is targeted by the Pay Transparency Directive, facing opposition from business groups seeking exemptions for companies with 100–250 employees, potentially costing women €4.8–€7.2 billion annually according to the ETUC, while salary transparency in job postings rem...
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44% Bias Score
Denmark to Introduce Mandatory Military Service for Women
Denmark's defense minister announced that mandatory military service will be extended to women starting mid-2025, aiming to increase military strength by boosting recruitment from 4700 to 7500 personnel across the Danish Defence and Civil Defence Agency. This follows an agreement among political par...
Denmark to Introduce Mandatory Military Service for Women
Denmark's defense minister announced that mandatory military service will be extended to women starting mid-2025, aiming to increase military strength by boosting recruitment from 4700 to 7500 personnel across the Danish Defence and Civil Defence Agency. This follows an agreement among political par...
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32% Bias Score
World Athletics to Introduce Mandatory Sex Verification Tests for Female Athletes
World Athletics will introduce mandatory sex verification tests—non-invasive cheek swabs or dry blood tests—for all female competitors, aiming to protect women's sports; this follows a ban on athletes assigned male at birth competing in women's events.
World Athletics to Introduce Mandatory Sex Verification Tests for Female Athletes
World Athletics will introduce mandatory sex verification tests—non-invasive cheek swabs or dry blood tests—for all female competitors, aiming to protect women's sports; this follows a ban on athletes assigned male at birth competing in women's events.
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76% Bias Score
German Parliament's Youngest Member Donates Salary to Fight Poverty, Underscoring Representation Issues
Luke Hoss, Germany's youngest member of parliament, plans to donate most of his salary to help people struggling with poverty, highlighting the underrepresentation of young people, women, and working-class individuals in the Bundestag and the need for greater inclusivity in German politics.
German Parliament's Youngest Member Donates Salary to Fight Poverty, Underscoring Representation Issues
Luke Hoss, Germany's youngest member of parliament, plans to donate most of his salary to help people struggling with poverty, highlighting the underrepresentation of young people, women, and working-class individuals in the Bundestag and the need for greater inclusivity in German politics.
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20% Bias Score
Zimbabwean Swimmer Elected First Female IOC President
Kirsty Coventry, a 41-year-old former Zimbabwean swimmer, was elected as the first female president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on March 23rd, 2025, winning 49 out of 109 votes in a single round, prompting widespread celebration among gender equality advocates but also raising conce...
Zimbabwean Swimmer Elected First Female IOC President
Kirsty Coventry, a 41-year-old former Zimbabwean swimmer, was elected as the first female president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on March 23rd, 2025, winning 49 out of 109 votes in a single round, prompting widespread celebration among gender equality advocates but also raising conce...
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60% Bias Score
Difficult Coalition Talks in Germany: Disagreements on Debt Brake, Migration, and Taxes
Coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are strained due to disagreements on the debt brake reform, migration policy, and tax policies, with the SPD pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy while the CDU/CSU advocates for tax cuts. Public opinion polls show the AfD gaining ground on the Uni...
Difficult Coalition Talks in Germany: Disagreements on Debt Brake, Migration, and Taxes
Coalition talks between Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are strained due to disagreements on the debt brake reform, migration policy, and tax policies, with the SPD pushing for higher taxes on the wealthy while the CDU/CSU advocates for tax cuts. Public opinion polls show the AfD gaining ground on the Uni...
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56% Bias Score
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