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Turkey to tighten regulations on municipal companies following corruption probes
The Turkish government plans new regulations for municipal subsidiaries, enabling them to acquire companies without presidential approval, following corruption investigations into municipalities.
Turkey to tighten regulations on municipal companies following corruption probes
The Turkish government plans new regulations for municipal subsidiaries, enabling them to acquire companies without presidential approval, following corruption investigations into municipalities.
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52% Bias Score
Aragón and Madrid challenge Spain's data center restrictions
The Spanish regions of Aragón and Madrid are challenging the central government's new regulations on data centers, arguing that the restrictions are too strict and will harm their economies.
Aragón and Madrid challenge Spain's data center restrictions
The Spanish regions of Aragón and Madrid are challenging the central government's new regulations on data centers, arguing that the restrictions are too strict and will harm their economies.
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56% Bias Score
Australian TV Networks Seek News Production Rebates Amid Gambling Ad Cuts
Facing potential revenue losses from reduced gambling ads, Australian commercial television networks propose government rebates for news production to offset the impact, alongside other industry protection measures.
Australian TV Networks Seek News Production Rebates Amid Gambling Ad Cuts
Facing potential revenue losses from reduced gambling ads, Australian commercial television networks propose government rebates for news production to offset the impact, alongside other industry protection measures.
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44% Bias Score
Victoria to Create Surge Workforce for Failing Childcare Centers
Victoria will create a state-backed surge workforce to take over failing childcare centers, potentially trialing CCTV, following a review that revealed significant quality and safety issues, particularly in for-profit centers.
Victoria to Create Surge Workforce for Failing Childcare Centers
Victoria will create a state-backed surge workforce to take over failing childcare centers, potentially trialing CCTV, following a review that revealed significant quality and safety issues, particularly in for-profit centers.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Partially Restricts Telegram, WhatsApp Calls Over Fraud, Terrorism Concerns
Russia's communications watchdog, Roskomnadzor, partially restricted calls on Telegram and WhatsApp due to their alleged use in fraud and terrorism, resulting in over \$1 billion in reported losses during the first five months of 2025; access will be restored upon compliance with Russian law.
Russia Partially Restricts Telegram, WhatsApp Calls Over Fraud, Terrorism Concerns
Russia's communications watchdog, Roskomnadzor, partially restricted calls on Telegram and WhatsApp due to their alleged use in fraud and terrorism, resulting in over \$1 billion in reported losses during the first five months of 2025; access will be restored upon compliance with Russian law.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Canadian Government Ordered to Pay $500M for Spectrum Policy Change
An Ontario judge ordered the Canadian federal government to repay over $500 million to investors of Mobilicity for changing its spectrum policy, causing significant financial losses; the government's actions were deemed negligent and constituted wrongful interference.
Canadian Government Ordered to Pay $500M for Spectrum Policy Change
An Ontario judge ordered the Canadian federal government to repay over $500 million to investors of Mobilicity for changing its spectrum policy, causing significant financial losses; the government's actions were deemed negligent and constituted wrongful interference.
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48% Bias Score
Optus Faces Penalties After Triple Zero Outage Leads to Deaths
Optus is facing significant consequences, including major financial penalties, after a triple zero outage resulted in multiple deaths, with the government criticizing the company's delayed reporting and handling of the crisis.
Optus Faces Penalties After Triple Zero Outage Leads to Deaths
Optus is facing significant consequences, including major financial penalties, after a triple zero outage resulted in multiple deaths, with the government criticizing the company's delayed reporting and handling of the crisis.
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56% Bias Score
German Health Insurance Fund Faces Funding Crisis Amidst Rising Costs
Germany's statutory health insurance funds saw a 7.95% increase in expenditures to €166.1 billion in the first half of 2025, despite a €2.8 billion surplus, prompting calls for reforms to curb rising costs and maintain contribution stability.
German Health Insurance Fund Faces Funding Crisis Amidst Rising Costs
Germany's statutory health insurance funds saw a 7.95% increase in expenditures to €166.1 billion in the first half of 2025, despite a €2.8 billion surplus, prompting calls for reforms to curb rising costs and maintain contribution stability.
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20% Bias Score
Japanese Town Proposes Two-Hour Daily Smartphone Limit
The town of Toyoake in Japan is proposing a voluntary two-hour daily smartphone limit for its 69,000 residents to encourage better screen time management, sparking a debate about device addiction and individual freedoms.
Japanese Town Proposes Two-Hour Daily Smartphone Limit
The town of Toyoake in Japan is proposing a voluntary two-hour daily smartphone limit for its 69,000 residents to encourage better screen time management, sparking a debate about device addiction and individual freedoms.
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44% Bias Score
Australian Businesses Prioritize Profit Over Productivity in Reform Push
Australian business lobby groups are pushing for "productivity reforms," but their primary goal is to increase profits through tax cuts, weakened industrial relations, and deregulation, potentially neglecting broader economic efficiency.
Australian Businesses Prioritize Profit Over Productivity in Reform Push
Australian business lobby groups are pushing for "productivity reforms," but their primary goal is to increase profits through tax cuts, weakened industrial relations, and deregulation, potentially neglecting broader economic efficiency.
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48% Bias Score
Armenian Filmmakers Protest Proposed Law Limiting Creative Freedom
A proposed amendment to Armenia's Cinematography Law, currently under public discussion until August 9th on e-draft, is facing strong opposition from filmmakers who fear it will stifle creative freedom and hinder international collaborations, potentially reversing the industry's progress in recent y...
Armenian Filmmakers Protest Proposed Law Limiting Creative Freedom
A proposed amendment to Armenia's Cinematography Law, currently under public discussion until August 9th on e-draft, is facing strong opposition from filmmakers who fear it will stifle creative freedom and hinder international collaborations, potentially reversing the industry's progress in recent y...
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Farmer Cites Work Ethic as National Problem
A 23-year-old Dutch farmer, Lennard Beijering, identifies a lack of work ethic as the Netherlands' primary issue, suggesting tax incentives for work exceeding 40 hours/week to encourage employment and criticizes government regulations as impractical and lacking real-world experience impacting his ag...
Dutch Farmer Cites Work Ethic as National Problem
A 23-year-old Dutch farmer, Lennard Beijering, identifies a lack of work ethic as the Netherlands' primary issue, suggesting tax incentives for work exceeding 40 hours/week to encourage employment and criticizes government regulations as impractical and lacking real-world experience impacting his ag...
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56% Bias Score
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