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Podemos's Montero Candidacy Splits Spanish Left, Jeopardizing 2025 Election Unity
Podemos's announcement of Irene Montero's candidacy for the 2025 Spanish elections has fractured the left-wing coalition, creating deep divisions with Sumar and jeopardizing their ability to form a united front, despite two years remaining until the election.
Podemos's Montero Candidacy Splits Spanish Left, Jeopardizing 2025 Election Unity
Podemos's announcement of Irene Montero's candidacy for the 2025 Spanish elections has fractured the left-wing coalition, creating deep divisions with Sumar and jeopardizing their ability to form a united front, despite two years remaining until the election.
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72% Bias Score


Trump's Trade War: Global Economic Crisis and Democratic Erosion
Four days after President Trump initiated a global trade war by imposing tariffs, stock markets are plummeting, forecasts point to economic recession and inflation, and concerns arise about the erosion of global confidence in the US. In Israel, a similar power struggle between the Prime Minister and...
Trump's Trade War: Global Economic Crisis and Democratic Erosion
Four days after President Trump initiated a global trade war by imposing tariffs, stock markets are plummeting, forecasts point to economic recession and inflation, and concerns arise about the erosion of global confidence in the US. In Israel, a similar power struggle between the Prime Minister and...
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68% Bias Score


Serbian Protests Intensify Amidst Government Repression
Six months after a train station canopy collapse in Novi Sad killed 16, Serbian protests continue, facing government repression including salary cuts for striking educators and physical attacks on activists, while students cycle to Strasbourg to appeal to the Council of Europe.
Serbian Protests Intensify Amidst Government Repression
Six months after a train station canopy collapse in Novi Sad killed 16, Serbian protests continue, facing government repression including salary cuts for striking educators and physical attacks on activists, while students cycle to Strasbourg to appeal to the Council of Europe.
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56% Bias Score


Panama Revokes Martinelli's Safe Conduct Pass to Nicaragua
Panama revoked former president Ricardo Martinelli's safe conduct pass to travel to Nicaragua after a 72-hour extension expired Thursday due to lack of response from Nicaraguan authorities, despite Panamanian police refusing an Interpol alert request due to his asylum status; this doesn't affect his...
Panama Revokes Martinelli's Safe Conduct Pass to Nicaragua
Panama revoked former president Ricardo Martinelli's safe conduct pass to travel to Nicaragua after a 72-hour extension expired Thursday due to lack of response from Nicaraguan authorities, despite Panamanian police refusing an Interpol alert request due to his asylum status; this doesn't affect his...
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32% Bias Score


South Korean President Impeached, Snap Elections to Follow
Following a Constitutional Court ruling, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been impeached for illegally imposing martial law during a budget dispute, triggering nationwide protests and economic slowdown; snap elections are scheduled within 60 days.
South Korean President Impeached, Snap Elections to Follow
Following a Constitutional Court ruling, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been impeached for illegally imposing martial law during a budget dispute, triggering nationwide protests and economic slowdown; snap elections are scheduled within 60 days.
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52% Bias Score


South Korean President Impeached, Triggering Elections Amidst Political Unrest
Following a four-month crisis triggered by his illegal imposition of martial law during a budget dispute, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been impeached by Parliament and the decision was upheld by the Constitutional Court, leading to upcoming elections and potential unrest.
South Korean President Impeached, Triggering Elections Amidst Political Unrest
Following a four-month crisis triggered by his illegal imposition of martial law during a budget dispute, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been impeached by Parliament and the decision was upheld by the Constitutional Court, leading to upcoming elections and potential unrest.
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36% Bias Score

Gagauzia Budget Crisis Amidst Leader's Arrest
Gagauzia's 2024 budget reveals a €2 million shortfall (10% of total revenue), largely due to the arrest of its leader Eugenia Guțul, whose ties to a convicted oligarch led to the loss of international partnerships and business relocation, impacting social programs.

Gagauzia Budget Crisis Amidst Leader's Arrest
Gagauzia's 2024 budget reveals a €2 million shortfall (10% of total revenue), largely due to the arrest of its leader Eugenia Guțul, whose ties to a convicted oligarch led to the loss of international partnerships and business relocation, impacting social programs.
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64% Bias Score

CDU Faces Deep Internal Crisis Amidst Merz Criticism and AfD Rise
The CDU, Germany's largest conservative party, is facing a deep internal crisis with prominent members openly criticizing leader Friedrich Merz's policies and the party's direction, amidst rising AfD support and declining public trust, threatening the party's stability and future.

CDU Faces Deep Internal Crisis Amidst Merz Criticism and AfD Rise
The CDU, Germany's largest conservative party, is facing a deep internal crisis with prominent members openly criticizing leader Friedrich Merz's policies and the party's direction, amidst rising AfD support and declining public trust, threatening the party's stability and future.
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60% Bias Score

Mass Protests in Serbia Challenge Vučić's Rule
Students in Serbia are leading mass protests against President Aleksandar Vučić's government, demanding institutional reform and an end to corruption, creating a "national uprising" according to Swiss broadcaster SRF; the movement's long-term success, however, is uncertain.

Mass Protests in Serbia Challenge Vučić's Rule
Students in Serbia are leading mass protests against President Aleksandar Vučić's government, demanding institutional reform and an end to corruption, creating a "national uprising" according to Swiss broadcaster SRF; the movement's long-term success, however, is uncertain.
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40% Bias Score

Moldovan Opposition Unites Against Sandu Ahead of Elections
Moldovan President Maia Sandu faces a strengthening opposition ahead of parliamentary elections, with several parties uniting against her government's actions, including the imprisonment of political opponents and a fourfold increase in gas prices, prompting concerns about the fairness and stability...

Moldovan Opposition Unites Against Sandu Ahead of Elections
Moldovan President Maia Sandu faces a strengthening opposition ahead of parliamentary elections, with several parties uniting against her government's actions, including the imprisonment of political opponents and a fourfold increase in gas prices, prompting concerns about the fairness and stability...
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60% Bias Score

South Korean Court Ousts President Yoon Suk Yeol
South Korea's Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk Yeol from office on Friday for attempting to impose martial law in December, triggering celebrations and setting a 60-day countdown to a new presidential election.

South Korean Court Ousts President Yoon Suk Yeol
South Korea's Constitutional Court removed President Yoon Suk Yeol from office on Friday for attempting to impose martial law in December, triggering celebrations and setting a 60-day countdown to a new presidential election.
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52% Bias Score

Israel Attorney General Rules Netanyahu's Dismissal of Shin Bet Chief Flawed
Israel's attorney general ruled the firing of the Shin Bet chief, Ronen Bar, fundamentally flawed due to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's conflict of interest, as Bar accused Netanyahu of seeking to delay his corruption trial; Netanyahu denies these accusations, sparking protests.

Israel Attorney General Rules Netanyahu's Dismissal of Shin Bet Chief Flawed
Israel's attorney general ruled the firing of the Shin Bet chief, Ronen Bar, fundamentally flawed due to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's conflict of interest, as Bar accused Netanyahu of seeking to delay his corruption trial; Netanyahu denies these accusations, sparking protests.
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48% Bias Score
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