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Greek Universities Debate Expelling Students Exceeding Standard Study Duration
A debate is raging in Greece over expelling students exceeding the standard study duration from public universities, pitting concerns about teaching workload and university rankings against the minimal financial burden on the state.
Greek Universities Debate Expelling Students Exceeding Standard Study Duration
A debate is raging in Greece over expelling students exceeding the standard study duration from public universities, pitting concerns about teaching workload and university rankings against the minimal financial burden on the state.
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44% Bias Score
Ontario Catholic School Board Upholds Pride Flag Ban
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic school board in Ontario voted to maintain a ban on flying the Pride flag at its main office, sparking debate over the role of religious principles in publicly funded schools, and prompting calls to end public funding for Catholic schools.
Ontario Catholic School Board Upholds Pride Flag Ban
The Dufferin-Peel Catholic school board in Ontario voted to maintain a ban on flying the Pride flag at its main office, sparking debate over the role of religious principles in publicly funded schools, and prompting calls to end public funding for Catholic schools.
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52% Bias Score
Ardrossan Harbour Upgrade Stalled Amid Funding Dispute
Due to funding disputes between Peel Ports, Transport Scotland, and North Ayrshire Council, the Ardrossan harbor upgrade is delayed, leaving Arran with limited ferry access for two months and jeopardizing its economy.
Ardrossan Harbour Upgrade Stalled Amid Funding Dispute
Due to funding disputes between Peel Ports, Transport Scotland, and North Ayrshire Council, the Ardrossan harbor upgrade is delayed, leaving Arran with limited ferry access for two months and jeopardizing its economy.
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56% Bias Score
German Municipality Faces €15,900 Repayment for Bridge Renovation Error
Due to an alleged administrative error—architects' failure to visit the site—the Samtgemeinde Elbtalaue municipality must repay €15,900 (5% of €318,000) from the €6.7 million state-funded Dömitz railway bridge renovation; they are appealing.
German Municipality Faces €15,900 Repayment for Bridge Renovation Error
Due to an alleged administrative error—architects' failure to visit the site—the Samtgemeinde Elbtalaue municipality must repay €15,900 (5% of €318,000) from the €6.7 million state-funded Dömitz railway bridge renovation; they are appealing.
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32% Bias Score
Hamburg Weighs Elbtower as Potential Home for Natural History Museum
Hamburg Mayor Peter Tschentscher is considering locating the city's new Natural History Museum in the stalled Elbtower project, pending a comprehensive review of economic viability and alignment with the city's interests; a decision is expected within months.
Hamburg Weighs Elbtower as Potential Home for Natural History Museum
Hamburg Mayor Peter Tschentscher is considering locating the city's new Natural History Museum in the stalled Elbtower project, pending a comprehensive review of economic viability and alignment with the city's interests; a decision is expected within months.
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40% Bias Score
Berlin's Social Housing Approvals Surge to 5,100 in 2024"
Berlin approved almost 5,100 applications for social housing units in 2024, a significant increase from previous years, aiming to offset the decrease in social housing units over the past 25 years. However, exceeding available funding in the future could pose challenges to the long-term sustainabili...
Berlin's Social Housing Approvals Surge to 5,100 in 2024"
Berlin approved almost 5,100 applications for social housing units in 2024, a significant increase from previous years, aiming to offset the decrease in social housing units over the past 25 years. However, exceeding available funding in the future could pose challenges to the long-term sustainabili...
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40% Bias Score
Supreme Court to Decide on Public Funding for Religious Charter Schools
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can refuse public funding to religious charter schools, after Oklahoma denied funding to St. Isidore Catholic Virtual School, sparking a nationwide debate on religious freedom and the separation of church and state.
Supreme Court to Decide on Public Funding for Religious Charter Schools
The Supreme Court will decide whether states can refuse public funding to religious charter schools, after Oklahoma denied funding to St. Isidore Catholic Virtual School, sparking a nationwide debate on religious freedom and the separation of church and state.
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48% Bias Score
Crisis at Spain's Top Cancer Research Center: Director Faces Dismissal Amidst Funding Shortfalls and Harassment Allegations
Internal reports reveal a major crisis at Spain's top cancer research center, the CNIO, citing a significant drop in scientific output, financial mismanagement, and multiple harassment allegations against its director, María Blasco, potentially leading to her dismissal on January 29th.
Crisis at Spain's Top Cancer Research Center: Director Faces Dismissal Amidst Funding Shortfalls and Harassment Allegations
Internal reports reveal a major crisis at Spain's top cancer research center, the CNIO, citing a significant drop in scientific output, financial mismanagement, and multiple harassment allegations against its director, María Blasco, potentially leading to her dismissal on January 29th.
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64% Bias Score
Mosaqua Swimming Paradise in Netherlands Closes After 32 Years
Mosaqua, a subtropical swimming paradise in Gulpen, Netherlands, is closing after 32 years due to the municipality's inability to continue its financial support, impacting 200,000 annual visitors and causing significant distress among locals who have fond memories associated with the facility; a pot...
Mosaqua Swimming Paradise in Netherlands Closes After 32 Years
Mosaqua, a subtropical swimming paradise in Gulpen, Netherlands, is closing after 32 years due to the municipality's inability to continue its financial support, impacting 200,000 annual visitors and causing significant distress among locals who have fond memories associated with the facility; a pot...
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48% Bias Score
Brandenburg Cargo Bike Subsidy Applications Decline
Brandenburg's cargo bike subsidy program saw a decrease in applications from 102 in 2023 to 96 by early December 2024, though funding disbursed slightly increased; approved applications dropped from 95 to 87. The program's future depends on a 2025 evaluation and the 2025/2026 budget.
Brandenburg Cargo Bike Subsidy Applications Decline
Brandenburg's cargo bike subsidy program saw a decrease in applications from 102 in 2023 to 96 by early December 2024, though funding disbursed slightly increased; approved applications dropped from 95 to 87. The program's future depends on a 2025 evaluation and the 2025/2026 budget.
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36% Bias Score
Pinellas County Approves Rays Stadium Funding Despite Delays, Team's Future Uncertain
The Pinellas County Commission approved $1.3 billion in funding for a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium in St. Petersburg, Florida, by a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, overcoming earlier delays and skepticism, though the Rays' participation remains uncertain due to cost overruns from the delays.
Pinellas County Approves Rays Stadium Funding Despite Delays, Team's Future Uncertain
The Pinellas County Commission approved $1.3 billion in funding for a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium in St. Petersburg, Florida, by a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, overcoming earlier delays and skepticism, though the Rays' participation remains uncertain due to cost overruns from the delays.
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44% Bias Score
Hessian "Gema Pact" Offers Limited Relief for Non-Profit Music Licensing Costs
The Hessian state government launched the "Gema Pact," providing €400,000 to alleviate music licensing costs for 38,000 non-profit organizations, allowing four events per year with a maximum of 500 square meters, sparking criticism due to its limited scope.
Hessian "Gema Pact" Offers Limited Relief for Non-Profit Music Licensing Costs
The Hessian state government launched the "Gema Pact," providing €400,000 to alleviate music licensing costs for 38,000 non-profit organizations, allowing four events per year with a maximum of 500 square meters, sparking criticism due to its limited scope.
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36% Bias Score
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