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Turkish Polls Show Economic Discontent, Tight Race Between AK Parti and CHP
Two recent Turkish public opinion polls reveal widespread economic dissatisfaction and voter uncertainty, with Betimar showing CHP narrowly ahead of AK Parti (31.6% vs 31.2% after distribution of undecided voters) while Areda-Survey places AK Parti ahead (34.4% vs 29.3% for CHP). The surveys indicat...
Turkish Polls Show Economic Discontent, Tight Race Between AK Parti and CHP
Two recent Turkish public opinion polls reveal widespread economic dissatisfaction and voter uncertainty, with Betimar showing CHP narrowly ahead of AK Parti (31.6% vs 31.2% after distribution of undecided voters) while Areda-Survey places AK Parti ahead (34.4% vs 29.3% for CHP). The surveys indicat...
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Favorability Rating Sees Uptick, Remains Historically Low
Despite a recent increase, President Trump's favorability rating remains historically low at 0.9 net positive points, according to Real Clear Politics; a poll by DailyMail.com/J.L. Partners shows 39 percent of voters developed a more positive view of him in the past two months.
Trump's Favorability Rating Sees Uptick, Remains Historically Low
Despite a recent increase, President Trump's favorability rating remains historically low at 0.9 net positive points, according to Real Clear Politics; a poll by DailyMail.com/J.L. Partners shows 39 percent of voters developed a more positive view of him in the past two months.
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40% Bias Score
Greece-France Diplomatic Row Over Meteor Missile Sales to Turkey
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias's public rebuke of the French ambassador over potential Meteor missile sales to Turkey has triggered high-level diplomatic discussions between Greece and France, while Greece also investigates a potential illegal shipment by Hellenic Train that may involve Italy.
Greece-France Diplomatic Row Over Meteor Missile Sales to Turkey
Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias's public rebuke of the French ambassador over potential Meteor missile sales to Turkey has triggered high-level diplomatic discussions between Greece and France, while Greece also investigates a potential illegal shipment by Hellenic Train that may involve Italy.
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40% Bias Score
Climate Change Impacts Australian Household Finances
Rising insurance costs due to climate change are impacting Australian households, while the uptake of rooftop solar saves approximately $3 billion annually; however, government energy policies may influence future savings and costs.
Climate Change Impacts Australian Household Finances
Rising insurance costs due to climate change are impacting Australian households, while the uptake of rooftop solar saves approximately $3 billion annually; however, government energy policies may influence future savings and costs.
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52% Bias Score
Migration Tops German Concerns in New Survey, Shaping Upcoming Election
A Forschungsgruppe Wahlen survey shows migration and refugee issues are now the top concern for 41% of Germans, surpassing economic worries, highlighting a generational divide and political polarization ahead of the February 23rd election.
Migration Tops German Concerns in New Survey, Shaping Upcoming Election
A Forschungsgruppe Wahlen survey shows migration and refugee issues are now the top concern for 41% of Germans, surpassing economic worries, highlighting a generational divide and political polarization ahead of the February 23rd election.
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44% Bias Score
Mitsotakis Addresses Cabinet Amidst Tempe Tragedy Aftermath
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the cabinet today, focusing on the ongoing investigation into the Tempe train tragedy, emphasizing the need for accelerated government action to address public concerns and counter political exploitation of the national tragedy while pushing for leg...
Mitsotakis Addresses Cabinet Amidst Tempe Tragedy Aftermath
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the cabinet today, focusing on the ongoing investigation into the Tempe train tragedy, emphasizing the need for accelerated government action to address public concerns and counter political exploitation of the national tragedy while pushing for leg...
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48% Bias Score
Post-October 7th, Israel Shifts Sharply Right: A Tectonic Realignment
A year and a half after the October 7th attacks, Israeli public opinion has drastically shifted rightward, with a majority now opposing a Palestinian state and supporting policies once considered fringe, driven by a sense of existential threat and disillusionment with peace prospects.
Post-October 7th, Israel Shifts Sharply Right: A Tectonic Realignment
A year and a half after the October 7th attacks, Israeli public opinion has drastically shifted rightward, with a majority now opposing a Palestinian state and supporting policies once considered fringe, driven by a sense of existential threat and disillusionment with peace prospects.
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68% Bias Score
Housing Crisis Concerns 84% of Spaniards
A 40dB. survey for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER reveals that 84% of Spanish citizens are deeply concerned about housing prices and access, a figure unchanged since 2023, highlighting the issue's broad social and political impact.
Housing Crisis Concerns 84% of Spaniards
A 40dB. survey for EL PAÍS and Cadena SER reveals that 84% of Spanish citizens are deeply concerned about housing prices and access, a figure unchanged since 2023, highlighting the issue's broad social and political impact.
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32% Bias Score
PSOE's Vote Share Plummets in Latest Poll; Vox Gains Ground
A new poll shows PSOE's estimated vote share dropped to 28.4%, its lowest since July 2023, while PP stands at 32.6% and Vox at 14.2%, its best since the elections; the survey, conducted between January 24-27, reflects the political climate surrounding a government decree and other recent events.
PSOE's Vote Share Plummets in Latest Poll; Vox Gains Ground
A new poll shows PSOE's estimated vote share dropped to 28.4%, its lowest since July 2023, while PP stands at 32.6% and Vox at 14.2%, its best since the elections; the survey, conducted between January 24-27, reflects the political climate surrounding a government decree and other recent events.
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44% Bias Score
China Seen as Top Economic Partner for Southeast Asia
A survey of 2,028 Southeast Asians from August 19 to November 1, 2024, found China to be the most beneficial economic partner, with its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) recognized by 78% of respondents, exceeding awareness of other initiatives from Japan, the RCEP, and the US.
China Seen as Top Economic Partner for Southeast Asia
A survey of 2,028 Southeast Asians from August 19 to November 1, 2024, found China to be the most beneficial economic partner, with its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) recognized by 78% of respondents, exceeding awareness of other initiatives from Japan, the RCEP, and the US.
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40% Bias Score
German Bundestag Rejects Immigration Bill Amidst CDU Internal Divisions
The German Bundestag rejected a proposed law to limit immigration (350 against, 338 for, 5 abstentions), surprising many given recent support for stricter asylum policies with AfD votes. CDU leader Friedrich Merz faces criticism, with internal party divisions and protests following the vote.
German Bundestag Rejects Immigration Bill Amidst CDU Internal Divisions
The German Bundestag rejected a proposed law to limit immigration (350 against, 338 for, 5 abstentions), surprising many given recent support for stricter asylum policies with AfD votes. CDU leader Friedrich Merz faces criticism, with internal party divisions and protests following the vote.
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52% Bias Score
Brexit at 5: UK Economy Down 4%, Public Opinion Shifts
Five years after the UK's exit from the EU, the economic impact remains a contested issue, with government analysis showing a 4% reduction in the UK economy and a 15% decrease in trade, while public opinion shifts against Brexit. New travel authorizations add costs.
Brexit at 5: UK Economy Down 4%, Public Opinion Shifts
Five years after the UK's exit from the EU, the economic impact remains a contested issue, with government analysis showing a 4% reduction in the UK economy and a 15% decrease in trade, while public opinion shifts against Brexit. New travel authorizations add costs.
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48% Bias Score
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