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King Felipe VI Awards First Noble Titles in 11 Years, Sparking Public Debate in Spain.
King Felipe VI of Spain has granted his first noble titles in 11 years, awarding Rafael Nadal a marquisate, sparking public debate and raising questions about the monarchy's role in modern Spain.
King Felipe VI Awards First Noble Titles in 11 Years, Sparking Public Debate in Spain.
King Felipe VI of Spain has granted his first noble titles in 11 years, awarding Rafael Nadal a marquisate, sparking public debate and raising questions about the monarchy's role in modern Spain.
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48% Bias Score
Divided Public Opinion on Spanish Parliamentary Debate Outcome
Following a Spanish parliamentary debate where the Prime Minister addressed corruption allegations, public opinion is split: 34.8% believe opposition leader Feijóo won, citing his harsh criticism of Sanchez, while 33.8% credit Sanchez's apology and anti-corruption plan, despite widespread skepticism...
Divided Public Opinion on Spanish Parliamentary Debate Outcome
Following a Spanish parliamentary debate where the Prime Minister addressed corruption allegations, public opinion is split: 34.8% believe opposition leader Feijóo won, citing his harsh criticism of Sanchez, while 33.8% credit Sanchez's apology and anti-corruption plan, despite widespread skepticism...
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48% Bias Score
Plummeting Public Support for UK Resident Doctors' Strikes
Public support for resident doctors' strikes in the UK has fallen to 26%, down from 52% last year, according to recent polls by Ipsos and YouGov, following a 22% pay increase and the doctors' demand for another 29%, raising pressure on the government to compromise before a planned five-day walkout.
Plummeting Public Support for UK Resident Doctors' Strikes
Public support for resident doctors' strikes in the UK has fallen to 26%, down from 52% last year, according to recent polls by Ipsos and YouGov, following a 22% pay increase and the doctors' demand for another 29%, raising pressure on the government to compromise before a planned five-day walkout.
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48% Bias Score
Mass UK Climate Lobby Demands Urgent Action from MPs
On Wednesday, over 5,000 UK citizens lobbied approximately 80% of MPs to demand urgent climate action, highlighting the 'climate silent majority'—a large portion of the public supporting climate action but hesitant to voice their opinions—and aiming to pressure the government for stronger policies.
Mass UK Climate Lobby Demands Urgent Action from MPs
On Wednesday, over 5,000 UK citizens lobbied approximately 80% of MPs to demand urgent climate action, highlighting the 'climate silent majority'—a large portion of the public supporting climate action but hesitant to voice their opinions—and aiming to pressure the government for stronger policies.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Government Faces Stability Test Amid Voter Distrust
Greece's governing party maintains 25% support, facing challenges from voter skepticism and a large undecided population, while focusing on practical issues rather than broader political visions.
Greek Government Faces Stability Test Amid Voter Distrust
Greece's governing party maintains 25% support, facing challenges from voter skepticism and a large undecided population, while focusing on practical issues rather than broader political visions.
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44% Bias Score
OBBBA Faces Significant Public Opposition Despite Some Popular Provisions
Polls reveal that President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act faces significant public opposition (27-38% support, 59-64% opposed), although some provisions like tax cuts for lower-income individuals are more popular; however, low public awareness (34-38%) may mitigate its immediate political impac...
OBBBA Faces Significant Public Opposition Despite Some Popular Provisions
Polls reveal that President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act faces significant public opposition (27-38% support, 59-64% opposed), although some provisions like tax cuts for lower-income individuals are more popular; however, low public awareness (34-38%) may mitigate its immediate political impac...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Immigration Policies Face Widespread Public Backlash
Recent Gallup polls reveal that 62% of Americans disapprove of President Trump's handling of immigration, marking a significant drop in support compared to last year and reflecting negatively on his administration's aggressive tactics involving ICE.
Trump's Immigration Policies Face Widespread Public Backlash
Recent Gallup polls reveal that 62% of Americans disapprove of President Trump's handling of immigration, marking a significant drop in support compared to last year and reflecting negatively on his administration's aggressive tactics involving ICE.
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48% Bias Score
US Public Opinion Shifts Dramatically Towards More Positive View on Immigration
A Gallup poll shows that 79% of Americans now view immigration as positive, a sharp increase from last year and the highest in almost 25 years, despite President Trump's anti-immigrant campaign; support for deporting all undocumented immigrants has fallen to 38%.
US Public Opinion Shifts Dramatically Towards More Positive View on Immigration
A Gallup poll shows that 79% of Americans now view immigration as positive, a sharp increase from last year and the highest in almost 25 years, despite President Trump's anti-immigrant campaign; support for deporting all undocumented immigrants has fallen to 38%.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Deportation Policy Sparks Anxiety and Uncertainty
The Trump administration's expanded deportation efforts are causing anxiety among residents in communities with significant undocumented immigrant populations, raising concerns about labor shortages, family separation, and economic disruption, while conflicting messaging from the administration fuel...
Trump's Deportation Policy Sparks Anxiety and Uncertainty
The Trump administration's expanded deportation efforts are causing anxiety among residents in communities with significant undocumented immigrant populations, raising concerns about labor shortages, family separation, and economic disruption, while conflicting messaging from the administration fuel...
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60% Bias Score
NRW Local Election Polling Shows Widespread Dissatisfaction with Municipal Administration
Two months ahead of the NRW local elections, an NRW-Check survey reveals significant dissatisfaction with municipal administration in larger cities (49% dissatisfied in cities >500,000), particularly regarding refugee integration (14% satisfied). Concerns about migration (33% of respondents) and tra...
NRW Local Election Polling Shows Widespread Dissatisfaction with Municipal Administration
Two months ahead of the NRW local elections, an NRW-Check survey reveals significant dissatisfaction with municipal administration in larger cities (49% dissatisfied in cities >500,000), particularly regarding refugee integration (14% satisfied). Concerns about migration (33% of respondents) and tra...
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36% Bias Score
Divided Public Opinion on PFAS Health Risks in the Netherlands
A Dutch survey reveals divided public opinion on the health risks of PFAS, with 47% concerned about health damage from these persistent chemicals found in various products, while 45% are unconcerned; the debate highlights the need for further research and effective regulation.
Divided Public Opinion on PFAS Health Risks in the Netherlands
A Dutch survey reveals divided public opinion on the health risks of PFAS, with 47% concerned about health damage from these persistent chemicals found in various products, while 45% are unconcerned; the debate highlights the need for further research and effective regulation.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Poll Shows CHP Leading, Public Distrust in Government Fairness
A SONAR Research poll of 2,231 people across 26 Turkish provinces shows CHP at 36.2%, AKP at 30.9%, and reveals deep public concern over perceived unfairness in government investigations.
Turkish Poll Shows CHP Leading, Public Distrust in Government Fairness
A SONAR Research poll of 2,231 people across 26 Turkish provinces shows CHP at 36.2%, AKP at 30.9%, and reveals deep public concern over perceived unfairness in government investigations.
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40% Bias Score
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