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£24 Billion in Unclaimed UK Benefits
New analysis reveals that seven million UK households are missing out on £24 billion in unclaimed benefits and social tariffs due to awareness, complexity, and stigma.
£24 Billion in Unclaimed UK Benefits
New analysis reveals that seven million UK households are missing out on £24 billion in unclaimed benefits and social tariffs due to awareness, complexity, and stigma.
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16% Bias Score
Widespread French Protests Erupt Amid Political Crisis
On Wednesday, widespread protests erupted across France, marked by roadblocks, barricades, and clashes with police, fueled by anger over economic inequality and the recent appointment of Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister.
Widespread French Protests Erupt Amid Political Crisis
On Wednesday, widespread protests erupted across France, marked by roadblocks, barricades, and clashes with police, fueled by anger over economic inequality and the recent appointment of Sébastien Lecornu as prime minister.
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16% Bias Score
Spain: A Nation at a Crossroads
Amidst a backdrop of climate change impacts and political division, Spain grapples with issues of social inequality, particularly concerning the treatment of unaccompanied minors, while enjoying a relatively high standard of living compared to many other nations.
Spain: A Nation at a Crossroads
Amidst a backdrop of climate change impacts and political division, Spain grapples with issues of social inequality, particularly concerning the treatment of unaccompanied minors, while enjoying a relatively high standard of living compared to many other nations.
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56% Bias Score
German Healthcare System Shows Disparities Based on Insurance Status
In Germany, patients with private health insurance often receive faster appointments and more comprehensive treatment than those with statutory insurance, leading to significant health inequalities and prompting calls for reform.
German Healthcare System Shows Disparities Based on Insurance Status
In Germany, patients with private health insurance often receive faster appointments and more comprehensive treatment than those with statutory insurance, leading to significant health inequalities and prompting calls for reform.
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56% Bias Score
Global Trade's Uneven Impact: Benefits and Costs
A new study reveals that while international trade boosts economic growth, its environmental and social costs disproportionately burden some nations, exacerbating inequalities despite improving poverty and working conditions in some areas.
Global Trade's Uneven Impact: Benefits and Costs
A new study reveals that while international trade boosts economic growth, its environmental and social costs disproportionately burden some nations, exacerbating inequalities despite improving poverty and working conditions in some areas.
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16% Bias Score
The Crisis of Democracy: Economic Inequality and the Rise of Authoritarianism
The article analyzes the global decline of democracy, linking it to economic inequality, the slow pace of democratic institutions, and the growing influence of corporations, concluding that addressing these issues is crucial for restoring faith in democratic systems.
The Crisis of Democracy: Economic Inequality and the Rise of Authoritarianism
The article analyzes the global decline of democracy, linking it to economic inequality, the slow pace of democratic institutions, and the growing influence of corporations, concluding that addressing these issues is crucial for restoring faith in democratic systems.
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40% Bias Score
Housing Crisis and Banking Concerns Top Spaniards' Worries
A recent CIS barometer reveals that housing affordability (30.4% of respondents) and employment quality are Spaniards' main concerns, while insufficient accessibility for elderly in banking services is also highlighted.
Housing Crisis and Banking Concerns Top Spaniards' Worries
A recent CIS barometer reveals that housing affordability (30.4% of respondents) and employment quality are Spaniards' main concerns, while insufficient accessibility for elderly in banking services is also highlighted.
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16% Bias Score
UK's Two-Child Benefit Cap Sparks Debate Amidst Child Poverty Concerns
Amidst rising child poverty rates in the UK, the two-child benefit cap is facing renewed criticism, with some arguing it exacerbates inequality while others defend it as a necessary measure.
UK's Two-Child Benefit Cap Sparks Debate Amidst Child Poverty Concerns
Amidst rising child poverty rates in the UK, the two-child benefit cap is facing renewed criticism, with some arguing it exacerbates inequality while others defend it as a necessary measure.
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40% Bias Score
Challenges and Controversies Mark the Start of the 2025-2026 Academic Year in Turkey
Turkey's 20 million students begin the 2025-2026 academic year amidst rising costs, teacher shortages, and a debate over shortening the mandatory 12-year education system, highlighting systemic issues impacting equitable access to quality education.
Challenges and Controversies Mark the Start of the 2025-2026 Academic Year in Turkey
Turkey's 20 million students begin the 2025-2026 academic year amidst rising costs, teacher shortages, and a debate over shortening the mandatory 12-year education system, highlighting systemic issues impacting equitable access to quality education.
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28% Bias Score
Indignez-vous!" to "Bloquons tout": 15 Years of Unresolved Social Issues in France
This article analyzes the evolution of social protest in France, from Stéphane Hessel's optimistic "Indignez-vous!" in 2001 to the more desperate "Bloquons tout" movement in 2023, highlighting the persistence of inequality and the need for citizen engagement.
Indignez-vous!" to "Bloquons tout": 15 Years of Unresolved Social Issues in France
This article analyzes the evolution of social protest in France, from Stéphane Hessel's optimistic "Indignez-vous!" in 2001 to the more desperate "Bloquons tout" movement in 2023, highlighting the persistence of inequality and the need for citizen engagement.
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16% Bias Score
Indonesia Protests: 10 Dead, Hundreds Injured Amidst Political Unrest
Ten people have died and hundreds have been injured in Indonesia amidst widespread protests sparked by a parliamentary housing allowance and alleged police brutality, leading to concerns of a return to authoritarian rule.
Indonesia Protests: 10 Dead, Hundreds Injured Amidst Political Unrest
Ten people have died and hundreds have been injured in Indonesia amidst widespread protests sparked by a parliamentary housing allowance and alleged police brutality, leading to concerns of a return to authoritarian rule.
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40% Bias Score
Germany: Stagnant Bürgergeld Benefits Despite Inflation
Germany's SPD government announced a 2026 freeze on Bürgergeld (social welfare) payments at €563 per month for single individuals, despite rising living costs, citing technicalities instead of acknowledging insufficient political will.
Germany: Stagnant Bürgergeld Benefits Despite Inflation
Germany's SPD government announced a 2026 freeze on Bürgergeld (social welfare) payments at €563 per month for single individuals, despite rising living costs, citing technicalities instead of acknowledging insufficient political will.
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56% Bias Score
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