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China's 2025 Economic Plan: Consumption, Investment, and Growth
China's 2025 Government Work Report prioritizes economic stabilization through consumption-boosting policies, aiming for 5 percent growth; the report addresses job market challenges, real estate instability, and seeks to attract foreign investment.
China's 2025 Economic Plan: Consumption, Investment, and Growth
China's 2025 Government Work Report prioritizes economic stabilization through consumption-boosting policies, aiming for 5 percent growth; the report addresses job market challenges, real estate instability, and seeks to attract foreign investment.
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40% Bias Score


Spain's Shrinking Gender Pay Gap: The Role of Childcare
Spain's gender pay gap has fallen to 9.4% in 2022 from 20% in 2000, partly due to increased access to subsidized childcare for 0-3-year-olds, particularly among lower-income families where access grew by almost 14 percentage points between 2016 and 2024; this expansion has been uneven across regions...
Spain's Shrinking Gender Pay Gap: The Role of Childcare
Spain's gender pay gap has fallen to 9.4% in 2022 from 20% in 2000, partly due to increased access to subsidized childcare for 0-3-year-olds, particularly among lower-income families where access grew by almost 14 percentage points between 2016 and 2024; this expansion has been uneven across regions...
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40% Bias Score


China's Consumption Imbalance: Structural Reforms Needed for Growth
China's economic growth shift towards consumption faces structural imbalances due to uneven public services, slow urbanization, and income inequality; increasing the basic old-age pension for 170 million elderly residents and improving social security are key solutions.
China's Consumption Imbalance: Structural Reforms Needed for Growth
China's economic growth shift towards consumption faces structural imbalances due to uneven public services, slow urbanization, and income inequality; increasing the basic old-age pension for 170 million elderly residents and improving social security are key solutions.
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28% Bias Score


Australian Election Update: Dutton's Sydney Residence Plan, Albanese's Campaign Pledges"
During Australia's federal election campaign, opposition leader Peter Dutton announced plans to live in Sydney's Kirribilli House if elected, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledged \$200 million for a hospital upgrade in Perth and addressed concerns regarding a Chinese research vessel near Po...
Australian Election Update: Dutton's Sydney Residence Plan, Albanese's Campaign Pledges"
During Australia's federal election campaign, opposition leader Peter Dutton announced plans to live in Sydney's Kirribilli House if elected, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledged \$200 million for a hospital upgrade in Perth and addressed concerns regarding a Chinese research vessel near Po...
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44% Bias Score


HUD Terminates Mortgages for Illegal Immigrants
HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced the termination of taxpayer-backed FHA mortgages for illegal immigrants, citing a need to prioritize American citizens for homeownership and prevent the misuse of taxpayer funds, following a joint agreement with DHS.
HUD Terminates Mortgages for Illegal Immigrants
HUD Secretary Scott Turner announced the termination of taxpayer-backed FHA mortgages for illegal immigrants, citing a need to prioritize American citizens for homeownership and prevent the misuse of taxpayer funds, following a joint agreement with DHS.
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68% Bias Score


China to Redistribute State Assets to Boost Consumption
China plans long-term economic reforms to boost consumption, including transferring State-owned assets to social welfare and increasing household income; this follows recent stimulus measures like 300 billion yuan in special treasury bonds for trade-in programs.
China to Redistribute State Assets to Boost Consumption
China plans long-term economic reforms to boost consumption, including transferring State-owned assets to social welfare and increasing household income; this follows recent stimulus measures like 300 billion yuan in special treasury bonds for trade-in programs.
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40% Bias Score

Dutch Coalition Deadlocked on Spring Budget
Dutch coalition parties failed to agree on the spring budget due to disagreements on spending priorities and budgetary rules, with negotiations continuing for a crucial decision tomorrow.

Dutch Coalition Deadlocked on Spring Budget
Dutch coalition parties failed to agree on the spring budget due to disagreements on spending priorities and budgetary rules, with negotiations continuing for a crucial decision tomorrow.
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36% Bias Score

Home Battery Subsidy Raises Safety and Disposal Concerns
Labor's \$4000 home battery subsidy plan raises concerns about unqualified installers, potential house fires, and long-term battery disposal issues, echoing problems from past government initiatives like the pink batts scheme.

Home Battery Subsidy Raises Safety and Disposal Concerns
Labor's \$4000 home battery subsidy plan raises concerns about unqualified installers, potential house fires, and long-term battery disposal issues, echoing problems from past government initiatives like the pink batts scheme.
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48% Bias Score

Milan's Strict Outdoor Smoking Ban Faces Resistance
Milan, Italy, implemented a strict outdoor smoking ban in January 2024, fining violators up to €240, aiming to reduce air pollution, but encountering resistance and lenient enforcement initially.

Milan's Strict Outdoor Smoking Ban Faces Resistance
Milan, Italy, implemented a strict outdoor smoking ban in January 2024, fining violators up to €240, aiming to reduce air pollution, but encountering resistance and lenient enforcement initially.
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52% Bias Score

Australia's Election: Superficial Policies, Deep Concerns
Australia's federal election campaign features minor tax cuts and petrol excise relief from both major parties, Labor and the Coalition, failing to address voter concerns regarding housing affordability and living standards; the election is currently close, with neither party holding a significant l...

Australia's Election: Superficial Policies, Deep Concerns
Australia's federal election campaign features minor tax cuts and petrol excise relief from both major parties, Labor and the Coalition, failing to address voter concerns regarding housing affordability and living standards; the election is currently close, with neither party holding a significant l...
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60% Bias Score

Hessian Schools to Implement Near-Total Cell Phone Ban
The Hessian state government is proposing a comprehensive cell phone ban in schools starting next year, with exceptions for emergencies, educational use, and medical reasons, aiming to create distraction-free learning environments and address mental health concerns related to excessive social media ...

Hessian Schools to Implement Near-Total Cell Phone Ban
The Hessian state government is proposing a comprehensive cell phone ban in schools starting next year, with exceptions for emergencies, educational use, and medical reasons, aiming to create distraction-free learning environments and address mental health concerns related to excessive social media ...
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48% Bias Score

Germany to Expand Mobile Network Coverage with Stricter Regulations
Germany's Federal Network Agency is implementing stricter regulations for mobile network expansion, aiming for 50 Mbps download speeds on 99.5% of its land area by 2030 and forgoing a lucrative frequency auction to encourage investment, benefiting rural areas and mobile users.

Germany to Expand Mobile Network Coverage with Stricter Regulations
Germany's Federal Network Agency is implementing stricter regulations for mobile network expansion, aiming for 50 Mbps download speeds on 99.5% of its land area by 2030 and forgoing a lucrative frequency auction to encourage investment, benefiting rural areas and mobile users.
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40% Bias Score
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