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Mass Resignation at DOGE Highlights Concerns Over Politicization of US Government Technology
More than 20 federal employees resigned from the Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE) on Tuesday, alleging they were pressured to dismantle essential public services; their departure highlights concerns about the politicization of technology in government and potential risks to public servic...
Mass Resignation at DOGE Highlights Concerns Over Politicization of US Government Technology
More than 20 federal employees resigned from the Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE) on Tuesday, alleging they were pressured to dismantle essential public services; their departure highlights concerns about the politicization of technology in government and potential risks to public servic...
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48% Bias Score


Haitian Police Protest After U.N. Officer Killed Amid Gang Violence
In Haiti, the killing of a Kenyan U.N. police officer by gangs prompted police protests demanding better protection and resources; gangs control 85% of Port-au-Prince, and over 5,600 were killed last year amid a humanitarian crisis.
Haitian Police Protest After U.N. Officer Killed Amid Gang Violence
In Haiti, the killing of a Kenyan U.N. police officer by gangs prompted police protests demanding better protection and resources; gangs control 85% of Port-au-Prince, and over 5,600 were killed last year amid a humanitarian crisis.
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40% Bias Score


AI Disinformation: A Growing Threat to Elections and Public Opinion in Africa and Europe
A study by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation reveals how AI-generated disinformation, particularly deepfakes and "cheap fakes," is increasingly used to undermine elections and spread propaganda in Africa and Europe, with actors ranging from political parties to state-linked groups.
AI Disinformation: A Growing Threat to Elections and Public Opinion in Africa and Europe
A study by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation reveals how AI-generated disinformation, particularly deepfakes and "cheap fakes," is increasingly used to undermine elections and spread propaganda in Africa and Europe, with actors ranging from political parties to state-linked groups.
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40% Bias Score


Anti-Euro Protests Turn Violent in Sofia
On Saturday, thousands of Bulgarian nationalists protested in Sofia against the government's plan to adopt the euro in 2026, attacking the European Commission's office and resulting in injuries to police officers and several arrests.
Anti-Euro Protests Turn Violent in Sofia
On Saturday, thousands of Bulgarian nationalists protested in Sofia against the government's plan to adopt the euro in 2026, attacking the European Commission's office and resulting in injuries to police officers and several arrests.
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48% Bias Score


Concerns Raised About Trump's Mental Fitness for Office
The article raises concerns about Donald Trump's mental health, highlighting his erratic behavior, controversial statements, and potential impact on future generations. It questions the efficacy of current mechanisms for evaluating a president's fitness for office and explores potential solutions.
Concerns Raised About Trump's Mental Fitness for Office
The article raises concerns about Donald Trump's mental health, highlighting his erratic behavior, controversial statements, and potential impact on future generations. It questions the efficacy of current mechanisms for evaluating a president's fitness for office and explores potential solutions.
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72% Bias Score


German Producer Prices Rise Amidst Economic Contraction
German producer prices rose 0.5% annually in January 2025, driven by increases in consumer and capital goods despite falling energy prices; this comes amid a struggling German economy that shrank 0.2% in 2024, with growth projected to resume in 2025.
German Producer Prices Rise Amidst Economic Contraction
German producer prices rose 0.5% annually in January 2025, driven by increases in consumer and capital goods despite falling energy prices; this comes amid a struggling German economy that shrank 0.2% in 2024, with growth projected to resume in 2025.
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48% Bias Score

German Election Results Raise Economic Concerns Amid Recession
Germany's conservative CDU/CSU bloc won the recent Bundestag elections with 28.5% of the vote, but a fragmented result complicates government formation amid an ongoing recession and the rise of the far-right AfD, raising concerns about economic stability and skilled labor.

German Election Results Raise Economic Concerns Amid Recession
Germany's conservative CDU/CSU bloc won the recent Bundestag elections with 28.5% of the vote, but a fragmented result complicates government formation amid an ongoing recession and the rise of the far-right AfD, raising concerns about economic stability and skilled labor.
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44% Bias Score

Ukraine's Dwindling International Support After Three Years of War
Three years into the war, Ukraine faces a precarious international position due to uncertain US aid, skeptical European politics, and accusations against Zelensky from Washington, despite past pledges of support.

Ukraine's Dwindling International Support After Three Years of War
Three years into the war, Ukraine faces a precarious international position due to uncertain US aid, skeptical European politics, and accusations against Zelensky from Washington, despite past pledges of support.
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56% Bias Score

Valls Faces Loyalist Backlash in Divided New Caledonia
French Overseas Minister Manuel Valls's February 22nd visit to New Caledonia to negotiate a political settlement between pro- and anti-independence groups was met with strong opposition from loyalist protesters, highlighting the deep divisions and economic devastation following the 2024 riots.

Valls Faces Loyalist Backlash in Divided New Caledonia
French Overseas Minister Manuel Valls's February 22nd visit to New Caledonia to negotiate a political settlement between pro- and anti-independence groups was met with strong opposition from loyalist protesters, highlighting the deep divisions and economic devastation following the 2024 riots.
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44% Bias Score

Gaza Ceasefire: Palestinian Leadership Crisis Threatens Lasting Peace
After a ceasefire in Gaza, the international community focuses on aid and reconstruction, ignoring the fractured Palestinian leadership and the need for self-determination; Hamas and the PA both claim representation, but neither provides a clear path to statehood, raising concerns about the future.

Gaza Ceasefire: Palestinian Leadership Crisis Threatens Lasting Peace
After a ceasefire in Gaza, the international community focuses on aid and reconstruction, ignoring the fractured Palestinian leadership and the need for self-determination; Hamas and the PA both claim representation, but neither provides a clear path to statehood, raising concerns about the future.
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32% Bias Score

Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses Across Multiple Fronts
Russian forces reported heavy losses inflicted on Ukrainian troops across multiple fronts, including the destruction of hundreds of soldiers, dozens of armored vehicles and artillery, multiple ammunition depots and electronic warfare stations, as well as the shooting down of a Ukrainian MiG-29 fight...

Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses Across Multiple Fronts
Russian forces reported heavy losses inflicted on Ukrainian troops across multiple fronts, including the destruction of hundreds of soldiers, dozens of armored vehicles and artillery, multiple ammunition depots and electronic warfare stations, as well as the shooting down of a Ukrainian MiG-29 fight...
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64% Bias Score

Bayrou Survives Sixth No-Confidence Vote Amidst French Political Instability
French Prime Minister François Bayrou survived a sixth no-confidence vote on February 19th, initiated by the Socialist Party due to his use of a far-right term regarding migration. Despite support from LFI, the motion failed due to abstentions, revealing divisions within the left and maintaining Bay...

Bayrou Survives Sixth No-Confidence Vote Amidst French Political Instability
French Prime Minister François Bayrou survived a sixth no-confidence vote on February 19th, initiated by the Socialist Party due to his use of a far-right term regarding migration. Despite support from LFI, the motion failed due to abstentions, revealing divisions within the left and maintaining Bay...
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52% Bias Score
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