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ONS Faces Deep-Seated Issues, Leading to Flawed Economic Data
A critical UK government review of the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found deep-seated issues in its decision-making processes, leading to flawed economic data used in policy decisions and impacting the Bank of England's interest rate decisions; the review recommends splitting the National St...
ONS Faces Deep-Seated Issues, Leading to Flawed Economic Data
A critical UK government review of the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found deep-seated issues in its decision-making processes, leading to flawed economic data used in policy decisions and impacting the Bank of England's interest rate decisions; the review recommends splitting the National St...
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32% Bias Score


Spain's Post-Outage Plan: Accelerating Renewable Energy Deployment
In response to a major power outage on April 28th, the Spanish government is proposing a law to boost renewable energy investment by streamlining project approvals, incentivizing storage, and allowing renewables to participate in grid stability and receive payments for it.
Spain's Post-Outage Plan: Accelerating Renewable Energy Deployment
In response to a major power outage on April 28th, the Spanish government is proposing a law to boost renewable energy investment by streamlining project approvals, incentivizing storage, and allowing renewables to participate in grid stability and receive payments for it.
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32% Bias Score


China to Boost Real Estate Market with Policy Adjustments and Nationwide Survey
The Chinese government announced Friday that it will increase efforts to stabilize its real estate market through policy adjustments informed by a nationwide survey of land and real estate projects, aiming to boost demand and facilitate market recovery, with Guangzhou considering removing purchase r...
China to Boost Real Estate Market with Policy Adjustments and Nationwide Survey
The Chinese government announced Friday that it will increase efforts to stabilize its real estate market through policy adjustments informed by a nationwide survey of land and real estate projects, aiming to boost demand and facilitate market recovery, with Guangzhou considering removing purchase r...
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20% Bias Score


SCP Report: Social Class, Not Location, Drives Inequality in the Netherlands
A new report by the Netherlands' Social and Cultural Planning Office (SCP) reveals that social class is the main cause of inequality, impacting health, lifespan and opportunities; this necessitates a long-term national strategy to address systemic issues.
SCP Report: Social Class, Not Location, Drives Inequality in the Netherlands
A new report by the Netherlands' Social and Cultural Planning Office (SCP) reveals that social class is the main cause of inequality, impacting health, lifespan and opportunities; this necessitates a long-term national strategy to address systemic issues.
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48% Bias Score


Norway's Near-Total EV Adoption: Success, Challenges, and Future Outlook
Norway's electric vehicle adoption rate has surged to nearly 100% for new car registrations due to government incentives like tax breaks, free parking and ferries, and rising emissions taxes on fossil fuel vehicles; this has led to cleaner air in Oslo, but concerns remain about overall car usage and...
Norway's Near-Total EV Adoption: Success, Challenges, and Future Outlook
Norway's electric vehicle adoption rate has surged to nearly 100% for new car registrations due to government incentives like tax breaks, free parking and ferries, and rising emissions taxes on fossil fuel vehicles; this has led to cleaner air in Oslo, but concerns remain about overall car usage and...
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40% Bias Score


Dutch Caretaker Government Seeks to Maintain Progress on Key Policy Areas Despite Collapse
Following the unexpected collapse of the Dutch government, the acting Prime Minister requested that parliament allow the caretaker cabinet to continue working on four key policy areas: trade wars, the national budget, national security, and the Groningen gas recovery project, despite the upcoming el...
Dutch Caretaker Government Seeks to Maintain Progress on Key Policy Areas Despite Collapse
Following the unexpected collapse of the Dutch government, the acting Prime Minister requested that parliament allow the caretaker cabinet to continue working on four key policy areas: trade wars, the national budget, national security, and the Groningen gas recovery project, despite the upcoming el...
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44% Bias Score

Corruption Dominates Spanish Politics, Sidelining Key Socioeconomic Issues
In Spain, the focus on corruption scandals in politics overshadows discussions of major socioeconomic issues, hindering effective governance and public discourse, as recent government changes and opposition strategies illustrate.

Corruption Dominates Spanish Politics, Sidelining Key Socioeconomic Issues
In Spain, the focus on corruption scandals in politics overshadows discussions of major socioeconomic issues, hindering effective governance and public discourse, as recent government changes and opposition strategies illustrate.
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60% Bias Score

Stricter Gun Laws Linked to Reduced Child Firearm Deaths in US
A new study in Jama Pediatrics demonstrates a strong correlation between stricter state gun control laws and decreased rates of child firearm deaths in the U.S. since 2010, contrasting with increased rates in states with more permissive gun laws.

Stricter Gun Laws Linked to Reduced Child Firearm Deaths in US
A new study in Jama Pediatrics demonstrates a strong correlation between stricter state gun control laws and decreased rates of child firearm deaths in the U.S. since 2010, contrasting with increased rates in states with more permissive gun laws.
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48% Bias Score

China Unveils Plan to Revive Real Estate Market
China's State Council announced a plan to boost its struggling real estate market by conducting a nationwide survey of land and projects, optimizing policies, and supporting urban renewal initiatives, aiming to reinvigorate demand and stabilize home prices after a recent slowdown.

China Unveils Plan to Revive Real Estate Market
China's State Council announced a plan to boost its struggling real estate market by conducting a nationwide survey of land and projects, optimizing policies, and supporting urban renewal initiatives, aiming to reinvigorate demand and stabilize home prices after a recent slowdown.
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36% Bias Score

Dutch Personal Budget System Faces Overhaul Amid Employer Burden Concerns
A Dutch court ruling will dramatically increase the number of people receiving personal budgets who are considered their care-givers' employers, starting in 2024, leading to concerns about administrative burdens and calls for system simplification.

Dutch Personal Budget System Faces Overhaul Amid Employer Burden Concerns
A Dutch court ruling will dramatically increase the number of people receiving personal budgets who are considered their care-givers' employers, starting in 2024, leading to concerns about administrative burdens and calls for system simplification.
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52% Bias Score

France Bans Public Smoking to Reduce Healthcare Costs
France bans smoking on beaches, in parks, bus shelters, and near schools starting July 1st to curb healthcare costs and protect children, despite concerns about individual liberties.

France Bans Public Smoking to Reduce Healthcare Costs
France bans smoking on beaches, in parks, bus shelters, and near schools starting July 1st to curb healthcare costs and protect children, despite concerns about individual liberties.
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44% Bias Score

China's Real Estate Sales Decline 10.8 Percent in First Five Months
China's top 100 real estate developers experienced a 10.8 percent year-on-year sales decline from January to May, totaling $199 billion, despite some larger firms showing resilience and recent policy easing.

China's Real Estate Sales Decline 10.8 Percent in First Five Months
China's top 100 real estate developers experienced a 10.8 percent year-on-year sales decline from January to May, totaling $199 billion, despite some larger firms showing resilience and recent policy easing.
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12% Bias Score
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