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€900 Million of Saxony-Anhalt's COVID-19 Fund Remains Unspent
Nearly €900 million of a €1.97 billion COVID-19 special fund remains unspent in Saxony-Anhalt by end of July 2024 due to administrative hurdles, contractor shortages, and complex project planning, impacting schools, hospitals, and digitalization projects.
€900 Million of Saxony-Anhalt's COVID-19 Fund Remains Unspent
Nearly €900 million of a €1.97 billion COVID-19 special fund remains unspent in Saxony-Anhalt by end of July 2024 due to administrative hurdles, contractor shortages, and complex project planning, impacting schools, hospitals, and digitalization projects.
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48% Bias Score
US to Review 55 Million Visas for Immigration Violations
The US Department of State will review 55 million visas for immigration violations, potentially leading to revocations or deportations; this follows a trend of increased visa revocations under Trump's administration, particularly affecting student visas.
US to Review 55 Million Visas for Immigration Violations
The US Department of State will review 55 million visas for immigration violations, potentially leading to revocations or deportations; this follows a trend of increased visa revocations under Trump's administration, particularly affecting student visas.
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52% Bias Score
Germany's National Debt Falls Significantly in First Half of 2025
Germany's national debt fell to €28.9 billion in the first half of 2025, a €19.4 billion decrease compared to 2024, driven by lower federal and state deficits, but offset by a rise in municipal debt. Increased tax and social security revenues contributed to this improvement, although future defense ...
Germany's National Debt Falls Significantly in First Half of 2025
Germany's national debt fell to €28.9 billion in the first half of 2025, a €19.4 billion decrease compared to 2024, driven by lower federal and state deficits, but offset by a rise in municipal debt. Increased tax and social security revenues contributed to this improvement, although future defense ...
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36% Bias Score
UK Asylum Seeker Hotel Numbers Rise Amidst Legal Challenges
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels rose 8% to 32,059 in the year to June 2025, while the asylum application backlog fell 18% to under 70,000; however, a court ruling against using a hotel in Essex to house asylum seekers has led to legal challenges from multiple councils.
UK Asylum Seeker Hotel Numbers Rise Amidst Legal Challenges
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels rose 8% to 32,059 in the year to June 2025, while the asylum application backlog fell 18% to under 70,000; however, a court ruling against using a hotel in Essex to house asylum seekers has led to legal challenges from multiple councils.
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52% Bias Score
Chalmers and O'Brien Clash Over Government Spending at Economic Summit
At a government economic summit, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Shadow Treasurer Ted O'Brien clashed over government spending, with O'Brien accusing Chalmers of overspending and creating long-term deficits, while Chalmers rejected O'Brien's claims. The disagreement highlights contrasting fiscal manageme...
Chalmers and O'Brien Clash Over Government Spending at Economic Summit
At a government economic summit, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Shadow Treasurer Ted O'Brien clashed over government spending, with O'Brien accusing Chalmers of overspending and creating long-term deficits, while Chalmers rejected O'Brien's claims. The disagreement highlights contrasting fiscal manageme...
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52% Bias Score
Congress Targets Funding for Postal Service's Electric Vehicle Fleet
Facing Republican-led efforts to cut billions in funding, the U.S. Postal Service's plan to replace its aging gas-powered mail trucks with electric vehicles is in jeopardy, despite potential emission reductions of up to 20 million tons over 20 years and millions already invested.
Congress Targets Funding for Postal Service's Electric Vehicle Fleet
Facing Republican-led efforts to cut billions in funding, the U.S. Postal Service's plan to replace its aging gas-powered mail trucks with electric vehicles is in jeopardy, despite potential emission reductions of up to 20 million tons over 20 years and millions already invested.
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48% Bias Score
€150,000 Dinner Hosted by Spanish Government at Seville UN Summit
The Spanish government spent over €150,000 on a dinner for 150 attendees during a UN summit in Seville, including €46,000 for venue rental, €67,000 for catering by Michelin-starred chef Juanlu Fernández, and over €35,000 for additional expenses.
€150,000 Dinner Hosted by Spanish Government at Seville UN Summit
The Spanish government spent over €150,000 on a dinner for 150 attendees during a UN summit in Seville, including €46,000 for venue rental, €67,000 for catering by Michelin-starred chef Juanlu Fernández, and over €35,000 for additional expenses.
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56% Bias Score
Germany's Economy Contracts Sharply in Q2 2024
Germany's economy shrank by 0.3 percent in Q2 2024, worse than the initial estimate, due to weak industrial production and dampened consumer spending; the government's new borrowing decreased to 28.9 billion euros in the first half of the year.
Germany's Economy Contracts Sharply in Q2 2024
Germany's economy shrank by 0.3 percent in Q2 2024, worse than the initial estimate, due to weak industrial production and dampened consumer spending; the government's new borrowing decreased to 28.9 billion euros in the first half of the year.
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40% Bias Score
NDIS Fraud: $2 Billion Misused, Reforms Demanded
Australia's $48.5 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme is under fire for widespread fraud, with approximately $2 billion misused on luxury items and illicit activities, prompting calls for reform and stricter oversight to protect vulnerable participants and taxpayers.
NDIS Fraud: $2 Billion Misused, Reforms Demanded
Australia's $48.5 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme is under fire for widespread fraud, with approximately $2 billion misused on luxury items and illicit activities, prompting calls for reform and stricter oversight to protect vulnerable participants and taxpayers.
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72% Bias Score
ICE Proposed Airline for Increased Deportations
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem proposes using $30 billion to create an ICE airline to increase deportations from roughly 15,000 per month to 30,000-35,000, potentially costing $2.4 billion to $12 billion for 30 planes and significantly altering ICE operations.
ICE Proposed Airline for Increased Deportations
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem proposes using $30 billion to create an ICE airline to increase deportations from roughly 15,000 per month to 30,000-35,000, potentially costing $2.4 billion to $12 billion for 30 planes and significantly altering ICE operations.
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Soaring Debt Payments Hit Record High
Spain's public debt reached 103.4% of GDP in June, leading to a record 41.726 billion euro interest payment in 2024, exceeding even the 2013 post-crisis level and impacting government spending priorities.
Spain's Soaring Debt Payments Hit Record High
Spain's public debt reached 103.4% of GDP in June, leading to a record 41.726 billion euro interest payment in 2024, exceeding even the 2013 post-crisis level and impacting government spending priorities.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Defends Social Security Amidst Accusations of Undermining the Program
On Social Security's 90th anniversary, President Trump signed a proclamation defending the program while facing criticism for policies that critics say weaken it; the Social Security Administration's trust funds are projected to be depleted by 2033.
Trump Defends Social Security Amidst Accusations of Undermining the Program
On Social Security's 90th anniversary, President Trump signed a proclamation defending the program while facing criticism for policies that critics say weaken it; the Social Security Administration's trust funds are projected to be depleted by 2033.
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44% Bias Score
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