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Ferrovial's US Success Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Ferrovial, a Dutch infrastructure company, is thriving in the US market despite economic uncertainty, with 38% of its revenue and 60% of its EBITDA originating from the US in 2024. The company's focus on state and local projects, profitable managed lanes, and significant investment in the Canadian h...
Ferrovial's US Success Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Ferrovial, a Dutch infrastructure company, is thriving in the US market despite economic uncertainty, with 38% of its revenue and 60% of its EBITDA originating from the US in 2024. The company's focus on state and local projects, profitable managed lanes, and significant investment in the Canadian h...
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48% Bias Score
US High-Speed Rail: Slow Progress Amidst Global Expansion
The US is building its first high-speed rail lines, but faces challenges including slow planning, cancelled funding, and a car-centric culture, lagging behind countries like China and those in Europe that have invested heavily in extensive HSR networks.
US High-Speed Rail: Slow Progress Amidst Global Expansion
The US is building its first high-speed rail lines, but faces challenges including slow planning, cancelled funding, and a car-centric culture, lagging behind countries like China and those in Europe that have invested heavily in extensive HSR networks.
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52% Bias Score
Madrid Metro Line 6 to undergo 800 million euro automation
Madrid's Metro Line 6 will undergo 800 million euro automation starting May 31st, closing sections until December 31st, with a free bus replacement service; the line will reopen in January 2026 with automated trains and platform screen doors.
Madrid Metro Line 6 to undergo 800 million euro automation
Madrid's Metro Line 6 will undergo 800 million euro automation starting May 31st, closing sections until December 31st, with a free bus replacement service; the line will reopen in January 2026 with automated trains and platform screen doors.
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40% Bias Score
NIS 120M Israeli Urban Renewal Agreement Accelerates Or Yehuda Housing Development
The Israeli government signed a NIS 120 million urban renewal framework agreement with four entities for Or Yehuda, allocating NIS 20,000-30,000 per housing unit for infrastructure, accelerating 2,720 potential housing units and 12,847 future units.
NIS 120M Israeli Urban Renewal Agreement Accelerates Or Yehuda Housing Development
The Israeli government signed a NIS 120 million urban renewal framework agreement with four entities for Or Yehuda, allocating NIS 20,000-30,000 per housing unit for infrastructure, accelerating 2,720 potential housing units and 12,847 future units.
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40% Bias Score
Ground Subsidence Threatens Major US Cities
A study by Columbia Climate School finds that groundwater extraction, geological processes, and building weight are causing 25 of the 28 largest U.S. cities to sink at varying rates, affecting over 34 million people and potentially damaging infrastructure.
Ground Subsidence Threatens Major US Cities
A study by Columbia Climate School finds that groundwater extraction, geological processes, and building weight are causing 25 of the 28 largest U.S. cities to sink at varying rates, affecting over 34 million people and potentially damaging infrastructure.
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24% Bias Score
Trump Administration Seeks Billions to Replace Outdated Air Traffic Control System
The Trump administration plans to replace the U.S.'s aging air traffic control system following a fatal accident and near misses, but needs Congress to approve tens of billions of dollars; the current system is so outdated that spare parts are purchased on eBay.
Trump Administration Seeks Billions to Replace Outdated Air Traffic Control System
The Trump administration plans to replace the U.S.'s aging air traffic control system following a fatal accident and near misses, but needs Congress to approve tens of billions of dollars; the current system is so outdated that spare parts are purchased on eBay.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Minister Calls Railway Cable Theft Act of Sabotage
On May 5th, the theft of 150 meters of railway cables in Spain caused widespread service disruption, prompting Transport Minister Óscar Puente to label it "sabotage" due to the low financial gain relative to the coordinated nature and impact of the incident, although the intention remains to be veri...
Spanish Minister Calls Railway Cable Theft Act of Sabotage
On May 5th, the theft of 150 meters of railway cables in Spain caused widespread service disruption, prompting Transport Minister Óscar Puente to label it "sabotage" due to the low financial gain relative to the coordinated nature and impact of the incident, although the intention remains to be veri...
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52% Bias Score
UK Pension Funds Pledge £50 Billion Domestic Investment
Seventeen major UK pension funds signed the Mansion House Accord, pledging £50 billion for domestic investments by 2030, focusing on infrastructure, startups, and housing, to improve returns for savers and boost economic growth.
UK Pension Funds Pledge £50 Billion Domestic Investment
Seventeen major UK pension funds signed the Mansion House Accord, pledging £50 billion for domestic investments by 2030, focusing on infrastructure, startups, and housing, to improve returns for savers and boost economic growth.
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56% Bias Score
Sydney Council Challenges State Housing Laws Over Infrastructure Concerns
Woollahra Council in Sydney's eastern suburbs is requesting a suspension of recently implemented state development laws due to concerns about increased flood risk, strain on infrastructure, and lack of consultation, challenging the state government's housing targets and raising questions about the p...
Sydney Council Challenges State Housing Laws Over Infrastructure Concerns
Woollahra Council in Sydney's eastern suburbs is requesting a suspension of recently implemented state development laws due to concerns about increased flood risk, strain on infrastructure, and lack of consultation, challenging the state government's housing targets and raising questions about the p...
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44% Bias Score
Mogadishu Floods: Two Dead, Hundreds Affected
Torrential rains in Mogadishu, Somalia, caused widespread flooding on Friday and Saturday, resulting in at least two deaths when a wall collapsed in one informal settlement; government officials and police surveyed damage and provided aid, but many in informal settlements remain vulnerable.
Mogadishu Floods: Two Dead, Hundreds Affected
Torrential rains in Mogadishu, Somalia, caused widespread flooding on Friday and Saturday, resulting in at least two deaths when a wall collapsed in one informal settlement; government officials and police surveyed damage and provided aid, but many in informal settlements remain vulnerable.
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24% Bias Score
National Architecture Policy Urged to Address Canada's Infrastructure Deficit
Canada's aging infrastructure and underfunded public spaces necessitate a national architecture policy, inspired by Quebec's successful model, to address social, economic, and environmental challenges, fostering sustainable urbanism and boosting the design sector's global presence.
National Architecture Policy Urged to Address Canada's Infrastructure Deficit
Canada's aging infrastructure and underfunded public spaces necessitate a national architecture policy, inspired by Quebec's successful model, to address social, economic, and environmental challenges, fostering sustainable urbanism and boosting the design sector's global presence.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Power Outage and Railway Chaos Expose Systemic Failures and Political Dysfunction
Widespread power outages and over 10,000 railway incidents in 2024 in Spain have sparked public concern over government accountability and the deteriorating state of public services, amidst political blame-shifting and delayed explanations for the failures.
Spanish Power Outage and Railway Chaos Expose Systemic Failures and Political Dysfunction
Widespread power outages and over 10,000 railway incidents in 2024 in Spain have sparked public concern over government accountability and the deteriorating state of public services, amidst political blame-shifting and delayed explanations for the failures.
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56% Bias Score
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