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Dutch Climate Concern Plummets as Young People Prioritize Immediate Issues
A new survey by Ipsos I&O reveals that public concern about climate change in the Netherlands has dropped to its lowest level since 2019, despite increased awareness, as young people view it as an abstract concept with little immediate impact; support for government action has also decreased across ...
Dutch Climate Concern Plummets as Young People Prioritize Immediate Issues
A new survey by Ipsos I&O reveals that public concern about climate change in the Netherlands has dropped to its lowest level since 2019, despite increased awareness, as young people view it as an abstract concept with little immediate impact; support for government action has also decreased across ...
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48% Bias Score
Greek Deputy PM Leads Government Amidst Prime Minister's Absence
Kostas Hatzidakis, the Greek Deputy Prime Minister, is leading government meetings in the Prime Minister's absence, focusing on the National Road Code and water management. Internal assessments reveal concerns about complacency within the ruling party regarding polling data.
Greek Deputy PM Leads Government Amidst Prime Minister's Absence
Kostas Hatzidakis, the Greek Deputy Prime Minister, is leading government meetings in the Prime Minister's absence, focusing on the National Road Code and water management. Internal assessments reveal concerns about complacency within the ruling party regarding polling data.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Poll Reveals Divided Opinion on Defense Spending Increase
A Dutch poll shows that while a majority supports increasing defense spending, many criticize Prime Minister Rutte for past cuts, and there is a debate on how to allocate the increased funds and the role of mandatory military service.
Dutch Poll Reveals Divided Opinion on Defense Spending Increase
A Dutch poll shows that while a majority supports increasing defense spending, many criticize Prime Minister Rutte for past cuts, and there is a debate on how to allocate the increased funds and the role of mandatory military service.
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56% Bias Score
Record Gender Gap Emerges in US Abortion Access Support
A new Gallup poll reveals a record 20-percentage-point gap in abortion access support between women (61% pro-choice) and men (41%) in 2025, three years after Roe v. Wade's overturn, largely due to increased female support rather than decreased male support.
Record Gender Gap Emerges in US Abortion Access Support
A new Gallup poll reveals a record 20-percentage-point gap in abortion access support between women (61% pro-choice) and men (41%) in 2025, three years after Roe v. Wade's overturn, largely due to increased female support rather than decreased male support.
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40% Bias Score
Russia Poll: Germany Now Viewed as Most Unfriendly Country
A Lewada Center poll shows 55% of Russians view Germany as the most unfriendly country, a 40-percentage-point increase since May 2020, surpassing the U.S. (40%), due to German military aid to Ukraine and increased criticism since Friedrich Merz became Chancellor.
Russia Poll: Germany Now Viewed as Most Unfriendly Country
A Lewada Center poll shows 55% of Russians view Germany as the most unfriendly country, a 40-percentage-point increase since May 2020, surpassing the U.S. (40%), due to German military aid to Ukraine and increased criticism since Friedrich Merz became Chancellor.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Poll Shows Plummeting Public Trust Amidst İmamoğlu Case
A recent Panorama poll reveals that 54% of Turks view the legal proceedings against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu as political, while only 2.7% trust the judiciary and 1.5% trust the press; the public largely attributes economic woes to government policies and the İBB operation.
Turkish Poll Shows Plummeting Public Trust Amidst İmamoğlu Case
A recent Panorama poll reveals that 54% of Turks view the legal proceedings against Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu as political, while only 2.7% trust the judiciary and 1.5% trust the press; the public largely attributes economic woes to government policies and the İBB operation.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Climate Urgency Declines, Especially Among Youth
A new Ipsos I&O study shows decreasing climate urgency in the Netherlands, especially among young people, despite growing awareness. While 42% of Dutch people want more government action on climate change, this is down from 47% two years ago; the percentage among 18-24-year-olds fell from 61% to 54%...
Dutch Climate Urgency Declines, Especially Among Youth
A new Ipsos I&O study shows decreasing climate urgency in the Netherlands, especially among young people, despite growing awareness. While 42% of Dutch people want more government action on climate change, this is down from 47% two years ago; the percentage among 18-24-year-olds fell from 61% to 54%...
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36% Bias Score
Abuja ICC Renamed After President Tinubu, Sparking Public Outrage
The Nigerian government renamed the Abuja International Conference Centre, built in 1991 by former President Ibrahim Babangida, to the "Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Centre" after a ₦39 billion renovation, sparking public outrage due to its perceived self-aggrandizement.
Abuja ICC Renamed After President Tinubu, Sparking Public Outrage
The Nigerian government renamed the Abuja International Conference Centre, built in 1991 by former President Ibrahim Babangida, to the "Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Centre" after a ₦39 billion renovation, sparking public outrage due to its perceived self-aggrandizement.
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52% Bias Score
Milei's Israel Visit Highlights Fragile Israeli Diplomacy
Argentine President Milei's visit to Israel, including plans for new direct flights and embassy relocation, contrasts with rising international criticism of Israel, as revealed by a recent Pew Research Center survey showing unfavorable views in 20 out of 24 countries.
Milei's Israel Visit Highlights Fragile Israeli Diplomacy
Argentine President Milei's visit to Israel, including plans for new direct flights and embassy relocation, contrasts with rising international criticism of Israel, as revealed by a recent Pew Research Center survey showing unfavorable views in 20 out of 24 countries.
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44% Bias Score
Bulgaria to Adopt Euro Amidst Public Opposition and Concerns Over Price Increases
Following confirmation that Bulgaria meets the criteria, it is set to adopt the euro on January 1st, 2026, despite public opposition fueled by concerns about price increases and misinformation campaigns, prompting the government to launch a late counter-campaign.
Bulgaria to Adopt Euro Amidst Public Opposition and Concerns Over Price Increases
Following confirmation that Bulgaria meets the criteria, it is set to adopt the euro on January 1st, 2026, despite public opposition fueled by concerns about price increases and misinformation campaigns, prompting the government to launch a late counter-campaign.
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52% Bias Score
Majority of Millionaires in G20 Support Wealth Tax
A survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK shows that a majority of millionaires in G20 countries support a 2% tax on wealth; 58% of more than 2,000 respondents said that millionaires with a wealth of more than \$10 million should pay the tax, while 75% supported taxing billionaires.
Majority of Millionaires in G20 Support Wealth Tax
A survey by Patriotic Millionaires UK shows that a majority of millionaires in G20 countries support a 2% tax on wealth; 58% of more than 2,000 respondents said that millionaires with a wealth of more than \$10 million should pay the tax, while 75% supported taxing billionaires.
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40% Bias Score
Record Low Support for Israel in Western Europe Amidst Gaza Conflict
A YouGov survey of 8,625 people in six Western European countries from November 2016 to May 2025 shows support for Israel at a record low due to its military actions in Gaza, resulting in over 54,000 Palestinian deaths and a food blockade, while optimism for Middle East peace has also decreased.
Record Low Support for Israel in Western Europe Amidst Gaza Conflict
A YouGov survey of 8,625 people in six Western European countries from November 2016 to May 2025 shows support for Israel at a record low due to its military actions in Gaza, resulting in over 54,000 Palestinian deaths and a food blockade, while optimism for Middle East peace has also decreased.
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64% Bias Score
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