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Ukraine's Defense Ministry Withdraws Support for Increased Penalties for Military Personnel
Following public protests, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense withdrew its support for a bill that would have increased penalties for military personnel who disobey orders, citing the need for a military ombudsman and fairer disciplinary measures.
Ukraine's Defense Ministry Withdraws Support for Increased Penalties for Military Personnel
Following public protests, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense withdrew its support for a bill that would have increased penalties for military personnel who disobey orders, citing the need for a military ombudsman and fairer disciplinary measures.
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32% Bias Score


NSW Police Data Challenges Antisemitism Bill Justification
NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley admitted to potentially misrepresenting the number of antisemitic attacks used to justify new hate speech laws, as official data reveals discrepancies between reported incidents and criminal charges.
NSW Police Data Challenges Antisemitism Bill Justification
NSW Police Minister Yasmin Catley admitted to potentially misrepresenting the number of antisemitic attacks used to justify new hate speech laws, as official data reveals discrepancies between reported incidents and criminal charges.
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20% Bias Score


Greece combats art forgery with new legislation
Greece is addressing art forgery with a new bill establishing a body of expert appraisers and authenticators to verify artwork, including measures for artwork destruction and a public online registry.
Greece combats art forgery with new legislation
Greece is addressing art forgery with a new bill establishing a body of expert appraisers and authenticators to verify artwork, including measures for artwork destruction and a public online registry.
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24% Bias Score


Media bosses unite against AI copyright threat
News media chiefs are demanding copyright law changes to address AI's unauthorized use of their content, citing ethical and economic concerns.
Media bosses unite against AI copyright threat
News media chiefs are demanding copyright law changes to address AI's unauthorized use of their content, citing ethical and economic concerns.
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12% Bias Score


Turkey to Reform Criminal Code After Teenagers Kill 22-Year-Old
Following the killing of 22-year-old Hakan Çakır by four minors in Ankara, Turkey's Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç announced planned reforms to the Turkish Penal Code to address juvenile delinquency and enhance public safety.
Turkey to Reform Criminal Code After Teenagers Kill 22-Year-Old
Following the killing of 22-year-old Hakan Çakır by four minors in Ankara, Turkey's Justice Minister Yılmaz Tunç announced planned reforms to the Turkish Penal Code to address juvenile delinquency and enhance public safety.
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48% Bias Score


66-Year-Old Man Dies from Dog Bites in Rotterdam
A 66-year-old man in Rotterdam died after being bitten by two dogs in his home; police euthanized the dogs, prompting renewed calls for nationwide dog bite regulations.
66-Year-Old Man Dies from Dog Bites in Rotterdam
A 66-year-old man in Rotterdam died after being bitten by two dogs in his home; police euthanized the dogs, prompting renewed calls for nationwide dog bite regulations.
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24% Bias Score

Дальневосточные парламенты укрепляют сотрудничество
Председатели законодательных органов Хабаровского и Приморского краев, а также Республики Крым подписали соглашение о межпарламентском сотрудничестве на Восточном экономическом форуме, направленное на развитие законодательства, сохранение традиций и обмен опытом.

Дальневосточные парламенты укрепляют сотрудничество
Председатели законодательных органов Хабаровского и Приморского краев, а также Республики Крым подписали соглашение о межпарламентском сотрудничестве на Восточном экономическом форуме, направленное на развитие законодательства, сохранение традиций и обмен опытом.
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Parliament Debates Restrictions on Conversion Therapy
The Dutch parliament is debating a bill to criminalize conversion therapy, with initial opposition from NSC, BBB, and CDA due to concerns over vagueness and enforceability, but recent amendments addressing these concerns have increased support.

Dutch Parliament Debates Restrictions on Conversion Therapy
The Dutch parliament is debating a bill to criminalize conversion therapy, with initial opposition from NSC, BBB, and CDA due to concerns over vagueness and enforceability, but recent amendments addressing these concerns have increased support.
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20% Bias Score

Germany: SPD Proposes Criminalizing Catcalling, Sparking Debate
The SPD parliamentary group in Germany proposed criminalizing catcalling, a move criticized for its potential to divert resources from more pressing women's safety issues and for the difficulty in defining and enforcing such a law.

Germany: SPD Proposes Criminalizing Catcalling, Sparking Debate
The SPD parliamentary group in Germany proposed criminalizing catcalling, a move criticized for its potential to divert resources from more pressing women's safety issues and for the difficulty in defining and enforcing such a law.
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44% Bias Score

Germany to Criminalize Catcalling: SPD Proposes Legislation
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) aims to criminalize catcalling, while the CDU/CSU coalition partner opposes the move, highlighting a societal debate on addressing verbal harassment.

Germany to Criminalize Catcalling: SPD Proposes Legislation
Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD) aims to criminalize catcalling, while the CDU/CSU coalition partner opposes the move, highlighting a societal debate on addressing verbal harassment.
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32% Bias Score

Rise in Lachgas Poisoning Cases in Germany Prompts Calls for Stronger Regulations
The number of inquiries to German poison control centers regarding nitrous oxide (lachgas) poisoning nearly doubled from 2023 to 2024, prompting a government bill to restrict its sale to minors and implement other regulations, while experts advocate for a more comprehensive approach.

Rise in Lachgas Poisoning Cases in Germany Prompts Calls for Stronger Regulations
The number of inquiries to German poison control centers regarding nitrous oxide (lachgas) poisoning nearly doubled from 2023 to 2024, prompting a government bill to restrict its sale to minors and implement other regulations, while experts advocate for a more comprehensive approach.
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24% Bias Score

Minnesota Governor Calls for Action After Deadly School Shooting
Following a shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school that killed two children and injured eighteen others, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called for immediate legislative action to address gun violence.

Minnesota Governor Calls for Action After Deadly School Shooting
Following a shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school that killed two children and injured eighteen others, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called for immediate legislative action to address gun violence.
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48% Bias Score
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