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German Collective Bargaining at Record Low Amidst Political Debate
In 2024, only 49% of German employees were covered by collective bargaining agreements, a record low, with significant variations across sectors and regions, highlighting the ongoing debate about the future of worker rights and the effectiveness of legislative interventions.
German Collective Bargaining at Record Low Amidst Political Debate
In 2024, only 49% of German employees were covered by collective bargaining agreements, a record low, with significant variations across sectors and regions, highlighting the ongoing debate about the future of worker rights and the effectiveness of legislative interventions.
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48% Bias Score
Greece Allocates Seized Crime Funds to Enhance Organized Crime Fighting Unit
Greek Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis, proposed an amendment allocating 50% of seized funds (up to €2,000,000) from organized crime cases to the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (DAOE), with 80% for DAOE improvements and 20% for other EL.AS. services, aiming to enhanc...
Greece Allocates Seized Crime Funds to Enhance Organized Crime Fighting Unit
Greek Minister of Citizen Protection, Michalis Chrysochoidis, proposed an amendment allocating 50% of seized funds (up to €2,000,000) from organized crime cases to the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime (DAOE), with 80% for DAOE improvements and 20% for other EL.AS. services, aiming to enhanc...
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36% Bias Score
Illinois Homeschooling Bill Advances Despite Family Protests
Illinois House Bill 2827, requiring homeschooling parents to register with public schools and submit student portfolios, passed a committee vote despite protests from hundreds of families who view it as government overreach.
Illinois Homeschooling Bill Advances Despite Family Protests
Illinois House Bill 2827, requiring homeschooling parents to register with public schools and submit student portfolios, passed a committee vote despite protests from hundreds of families who view it as government overreach.
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60% Bias Score
Dutton Calls for CFMEU Deregistration Amidst Corruption Allegations
Opposition leader Peter Dutton proposed legislation to deregister the CFMEU's construction division, reintroduce the ABCC, and increase Fair Work Act penalties, sparking a political clash with Labor who fear jeopardizing ongoing investigations.
Dutton Calls for CFMEU Deregistration Amidst Corruption Allegations
Opposition leader Peter Dutton proposed legislation to deregister the CFMEU's construction division, reintroduce the ABCC, and increase Fair Work Act penalties, sparking a political clash with Labor who fear jeopardizing ongoing investigations.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Court Overturns PP Senate Rule Change on Amnesty Law
Spain's Constitutional Court struck down a November 2023 Senate rule change by the Popular Party that extended the review period for the amnesty law from 20 days to two months, deeming it unconstitutional per Article 90.3 of the Constitution.
Spanish Court Overturns PP Senate Rule Change on Amnesty Law
Spain's Constitutional Court struck down a November 2023 Senate rule change by the Popular Party that extended the review period for the amnesty law from 20 days to two months, deeming it unconstitutional per Article 90.3 of the Constitution.
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40% Bias Score
China's NPC Concludes Session, Approves Economic Plan, Amends Deputy Law
The 14th National People's Congress concluded its annual session on Tuesday, approving key resolutions, including the 2025 national economic and social development plan and budget, and amending the Law on Deputies to enhance effectiveness, prioritizing a people-centered approach.
China's NPC Concludes Session, Approves Economic Plan, Amends Deputy Law
The 14th National People's Congress concluded its annual session on Tuesday, approving key resolutions, including the 2025 national economic and social development plan and budget, and amending the Law on Deputies to enhance effectiveness, prioritizing a people-centered approach.
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52% Bias Score
Bavarian Wind Energy Bill Rejected Due to Mandatory Citizen Profit-Sharing
The Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs must revise its wind energy expansion bill after facing criticism for its mandatory citizen profit-sharing provision, deemed too bureaucratic and hindering renewable energy development by experts and coalition partners.
Bavarian Wind Energy Bill Rejected Due to Mandatory Citizen Profit-Sharing
The Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs must revise its wind energy expansion bill after facing criticism for its mandatory citizen profit-sharing provision, deemed too bureaucratic and hindering renewable energy development by experts and coalition partners.
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40% Bias Score
Indonesian Parliament Approves Revised TNI Law Despite Public Opposition
Following public opposition, Indonesia's DPR and government agreed to advance the revised TNI Law to a plenary session for final approval on March 20th, 2025, despite concerns about a potential reinstatement of the military's dual function and its involvement in BUMNs.
Indonesian Parliament Approves Revised TNI Law Despite Public Opposition
Following public opposition, Indonesia's DPR and government agreed to advance the revised TNI Law to a plenary session for final approval on March 20th, 2025, despite concerns about a potential reinstatement of the military's dual function and its involvement in BUMNs.
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40% Bias Score
NSW Parliament Launches Inquiry into Explosive Caravan Incident and Hate Speech Legislation
The New South Wales parliament launched an inquiry into the timing of government knowledge regarding an explosive-laden caravan found near Sydney, questioning whether parliamentarians were misled before passing hate speech and religious worship legislation.
NSW Parliament Launches Inquiry into Explosive Caravan Incident and Hate Speech Legislation
The New South Wales parliament launched an inquiry into the timing of government knowledge regarding an explosive-laden caravan found near Sydney, questioning whether parliamentarians were misled before passing hate speech and religious worship legislation.
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44% Bias Score
RCGP adopts neutral stance on assisted dying
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) in England and Wales shifted its stance on assisted dying from opposition to neutrality, following a member consultation where 61% of the council voted for neutrality and 33.7% of surveyed GPs supported legalization, preceding potential new legislati...
RCGP adopts neutral stance on assisted dying
The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) in England and Wales shifted its stance on assisted dying from opposition to neutrality, following a member consultation where 61% of the council voted for neutrality and 33.7% of surveyed GPs supported legalization, preceding potential new legislati...
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36% Bias Score
China's NPC Concludes Annual Session, Approves Key Resolutions and Amended Law
The 14th National People's Congress concluded its annual session on Tuesday, approving key resolutions, including the 2025 national economic and social development plan and central budget, and amending the Law on Deputies to enhance citizen participation and improve governance. Vice-chairman Li Hong...
China's NPC Concludes Annual Session, Approves Key Resolutions and Amended Law
The 14th National People's Congress concluded its annual session on Tuesday, approving key resolutions, including the 2025 national economic and social development plan and central budget, and amending the Law on Deputies to enhance citizen participation and improve governance. Vice-chairman Li Hong...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Court Strikes Down Senate Rule Delaying Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court struck down a Senate rule change that had allowed the Popular Party to delay the Amnesty Law concerning the Catalan independence process, ruling that the change violated Article 90.3 of the Spanish Constitution.
Spanish Court Strikes Down Senate Rule Delaying Amnesty Law
The Spanish Constitutional Court struck down a Senate rule change that had allowed the Popular Party to delay the Amnesty Law concerning the Catalan independence process, ruling that the change violated Article 90.3 of the Spanish Constitution.
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36% Bias Score
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