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Rise of Far-Right Populism Amidst Austerity and Growing Wealth Inequality in Western Europe
Amidst rising support for nationalist populist parties in Britain, France, and Germany, center-left and center-right governments are implementing austerity measures that disproportionately affect vulnerable populations, while the wealth of the super-rich has drastically increased; this is causing si...
Rise of Far-Right Populism Amidst Austerity and Growing Wealth Inequality in Western Europe
Amidst rising support for nationalist populist parties in Britain, France, and Germany, center-left and center-right governments are implementing austerity measures that disproportionately affect vulnerable populations, while the wealth of the super-rich has drastically increased; this is causing si...
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64% Bias Score
Increased Border Controls Strain German-Polish Relations
Increased border controls between Germany and Poland on the Juan Pablo II bridge, ostensibly to curb immigration, have caused significant delays, strained relations between the two EU neighbors, and undermined the ideal of a borderless Europe, with minimal impact on illegal immigration according to ...
Increased Border Controls Strain German-Polish Relations
Increased border controls between Germany and Poland on the Juan Pablo II bridge, ostensibly to curb immigration, have caused significant delays, strained relations between the two EU neighbors, and undermined the ideal of a borderless Europe, with minimal impact on illegal immigration according to ...
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56% Bias Score
Record Poverty and Inequality in France Underscore Macron's Political Challenges
France's National Institute of Statistics reported record-high poverty (10 million people below 60% of median income) and inequality in 2023, marking a significant political challenge for President Macron's administration and highlighting broader European concerns.
Record Poverty and Inequality in France Underscore Macron's Political Challenges
France's National Institute of Statistics reported record-high poverty (10 million people below 60% of median income) and inequality in 2023, marking a significant political challenge for President Macron's administration and highlighting broader European concerns.
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52% Bias Score
Macron and Sunak Confront Populist Threat
French President Macron and UK Prime Minister Sunak addressed the rising threat of populist parties like Reform UK and National Rally, emphasizing pragmatic governance. Polling data reveals that 26% of Labour voters who switched to Reform UK would return if small boat crossings decreased, indicating...
Macron and Sunak Confront Populist Threat
French President Macron and UK Prime Minister Sunak addressed the rising threat of populist parties like Reform UK and National Rally, emphasizing pragmatic governance. Polling data reveals that 26% of Labour voters who switched to Reform UK would return if small boat crossings decreased, indicating...
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48% Bias Score
Mayne-Nicholls's Anti-Establishment Presidential Bid in Chile
Harold Mayne-Nicholls, a Chilean presidential candidate, is running on an anti-establishment platform, refusing to disclose his political affiliations or detailed policy positions, appealing to voters disillusioned with traditional politics.
Mayne-Nicholls's Anti-Establishment Presidential Bid in Chile
Harold Mayne-Nicholls, a Chilean presidential candidate, is running on an anti-establishment platform, refusing to disclose his political affiliations or detailed policy positions, appealing to voters disillusioned with traditional politics.
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Von der Leyen survives no-confidence vote amid deep EU divisions
The European Parliament will likely reject a no-confidence vote against EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, despite significant internal divisions and challenges including a crumbling Schengen Area and disagreements on the EU's multi-year budget.
Von der Leyen survives no-confidence vote amid deep EU divisions
The European Parliament will likely reject a no-confidence vote against EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, despite significant internal divisions and challenges including a crumbling Schengen Area and disagreements on the EU's multi-year budget.
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60% Bias Score
Japanese Upper House Election: Ishiba's Coalition Faces Potential Defeat Amidst Rising Populism
Japanese voters cast ballots on Sunday in an upper house election, with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's coalition facing potential defeat amid rising prices, lagging wages, and the rise of a xenophobic populist party, Sanseito.
Japanese Upper House Election: Ishiba's Coalition Faces Potential Defeat Amidst Rising Populism
Japanese voters cast ballots on Sunday in an upper house election, with Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's coalition facing potential defeat amid rising prices, lagging wages, and the rise of a xenophobic populist party, Sanseito.
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Eurosceptics Gain Power in EU Parliament, Threatening Climate Action and Transparency
During a recent European Parliament session, eurosceptic groups secured key roles in shaping climate policy and transparency investigations, leveraging internal divisions and successfully pressuring Ursula von der Leyen regarding alleged lack of transparency in Pfizer vaccine deals, raising concerns...
Eurosceptics Gain Power in EU Parliament, Threatening Climate Action and Transparency
During a recent European Parliament session, eurosceptic groups secured key roles in shaping climate policy and transparency investigations, leveraging internal divisions and successfully pressuring Ursula von der Leyen regarding alleged lack of transparency in Pfizer vaccine deals, raising concerns...
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Global Rise of Authoritarianism: US Academic Freedom Under Threat
A new indicator reveals a global shift towards authoritarianism, with more authoritarian regimes (91) than democracies (88), exemplified by the US, where 13 academics denounce President Trump's attacks on academic freedom, causing self-censorship and fear of reprisals.
Global Rise of Authoritarianism: US Academic Freedom Under Threat
A new indicator reveals a global shift towards authoritarianism, with more authoritarian regimes (91) than democracies (88), exemplified by the US, where 13 academics denounce President Trump's attacks on academic freedom, causing self-censorship and fear of reprisals.
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44% Bias Score
US Tariffs on Brazil Highlight Bolsonaro-Trump Ties
US import tariffs on Brazil, seemingly supporting former President Bolsonaro, highlight the strong ties between Bolsonaro's and Trump's movements, marked by emulating, articulating, and internalizing US conservative strategies, culminating in similar actions and shared narratives.
US Tariffs on Brazil Highlight Bolsonaro-Trump Ties
US import tariffs on Brazil, seemingly supporting former President Bolsonaro, highlight the strong ties between Bolsonaro's and Trump's movements, marked by emulating, articulating, and internalizing US conservative strategies, culminating in similar actions and shared narratives.
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36% Bias Score
Populism: A Historical Perspective
This article traces the history of populism from ancient Greece to the modern era, highlighting how populist leaders have used rhetoric and strategies to gain popular support by pitting the "people" against the elite, showing its continued relevance in contemporary politics.
Populism: A Historical Perspective
This article traces the history of populism from ancient Greece to the modern era, highlighting how populist leaders have used rhetoric and strategies to gain popular support by pitting the "people" against the elite, showing its continued relevance in contemporary politics.
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48% Bias Score
Carney's Quebec Appointments Spark Western Concerns
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed three Quebeckers to senior roles, sparking concerns in Western Canada about regional representation and potential policy biases, drawing parallels to similar appointments in the 1960s.
Carney's Quebec Appointments Spark Western Concerns
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed three Quebeckers to senior roles, sparking concerns in Western Canada about regional representation and potential policy biases, drawing parallels to similar appointments in the 1960s.
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56% Bias Score
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