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French Government to End Lifetime Benefits for Former Ministers
The French government will end lifetime benefits for former ministers, starting January 1, 2026, limiting police protection and other perks to a fixed duration based on assessed risk, impacting an estimated €4.38 million in annual expenses.
French Government to End Lifetime Benefits for Former Ministers
The French government will end lifetime benefits for former ministers, starting January 1, 2026, limiting police protection and other perks to a fixed duration based on assessed risk, impacting an estimated €4.38 million in annual expenses.
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32% Bias Score
French Baby Boomers and the National Debt Debate in Saint-Raphaël
In Saint-Raphaël, France, a city with the highest percentage of residents over 65 (41%), the national debate on baby boomers' contribution to the public debt sparks mixed reactions among residents.
French Baby Boomers and the National Debt Debate in Saint-Raphaël
In Saint-Raphaël, France, a city with the highest percentage of residents over 65 (41%), the national debate on baby boomers' contribution to the public debt sparks mixed reactions among residents.
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44% Bias Score
Saxony Distributes Special Funds: Infrastructure Focus
The Saxon state government and municipalities have agreed on a plan to distribute 4.8 billion euros in special funds, with over half going directly to local communities for infrastructure improvements over four years, prioritizing smaller projects.
Saxony Distributes Special Funds: Infrastructure Focus
The Saxon state government and municipalities have agreed on a plan to distribute 4.8 billion euros in special funds, with over half going directly to local communities for infrastructure improvements over four years, prioritizing smaller projects.
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28% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's 2026/2027 Budget: SPD Defends Spending Plans Amidst Opposition Criticism
The SPD in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern defended the state government's budget plans, including new debt, against opposition criticism, emphasizing investments over austerity, while the CDU criticized the use of federal funds to cover budget shortfalls.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's 2026/2027 Budget: SPD Defends Spending Plans Amidst Opposition Criticism
The SPD in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern defended the state government's budget plans, including new debt, against opposition criticism, emphasizing investments over austerity, while the CDU criticized the use of federal funds to cover budget shortfalls.
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40% Bias Score
UK Economic Instability Amidst European Uncertainty
The UK's 30-year bond surged to its highest level since 1998, causing market turmoil and putting pressure on the Labour government's new measures, while Greece shows economic resilience with growth exceeding 2% for three years.
UK Economic Instability Amidst European Uncertainty
The UK's 30-year bond surged to its highest level since 1998, causing market turmoil and putting pressure on the Labour government's new measures, while Greece shows economic resilience with growth exceeding 2% for three years.
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48% Bias Score
Debunking Myths Surrounding Germany's Bürgergeld
This report debunks eleven common myths surrounding Germany's Bürgergeld (citizen's benefit) program, using official data and expert analysis to clarify its financing, spending, reform prospects, and impact on employment.
Debunking Myths Surrounding Germany's Bürgergeld
This report debunks eleven common myths surrounding Germany's Bürgergeld (citizen's benefit) program, using official data and expert analysis to clarify its financing, spending, reform prospects, and impact on employment.
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20% Bias Score
French Government Rejects Holiday Cuts, Seeks Budgetary Dialogue
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced on September 13th the reversal of planned public holiday cuts and a preference for dialogue with social partners to find alternative budget solutions, while ruling out a new retirement conclave and an agreement with the National Rally.
French Government Rejects Holiday Cuts, Seeks Budgetary Dialogue
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced on September 13th the reversal of planned public holiday cuts and a preference for dialogue with social partners to find alternative budget solutions, while ruling out a new retirement conclave and an agreement with the National Rally.
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36% Bias Score
Argentina: President Milei Faces Protests Over Budget Cuts
Thousands protested in Buenos Aires on September 12th against President Javier Milei's vetoes of budget increases for universities and provinces, sparking a major political challenge amid economic austerity measures and a recent electoral setback.
Argentina: President Milei Faces Protests Over Budget Cuts
Thousands protested in Buenos Aires on September 12th against President Javier Milei's vetoes of budget increases for universities and provinces, sparking a major political challenge amid economic austerity measures and a recent electoral setback.
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40% Bias Score
Spanish Social Policies Hampered by Lack of State Budget
The absence of Spain's General State Budget for 2026 will hinder social policies, as regional investment in social policies has fallen 8.3% since 2010, with significant disparities between regions, according to a report by the Association of Directors and Managers of Social Services.
Spanish Social Policies Hampered by Lack of State Budget
The absence of Spain's General State Budget for 2026 will hinder social policies, as regional investment in social policies has fallen 8.3% since 2010, with significant disparities between regions, according to a report by the Association of Directors and Managers of Social Services.
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52% Bias Score
Spanish Government Amends Debt Relief Law, Limiting Social Spending Impact
The Spanish government amended its debt relief law within 48 hours, restricting the use of savings from reduced interest payments, contradicting earlier statements by the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance that the savings could be used for social programs.
Spanish Government Amends Debt Relief Law, Limiting Social Spending Impact
The Spanish government amended its debt relief law within 48 hours, restricting the use of savings from reduced interest payments, contradicting earlier statements by the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance that the savings could be used for social programs.
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48% Bias Score
TUC Urges UK Chancellor to Consider Wealth Taxes
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) is urging UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves to explore wealth taxes, including levies on financial institutions and online gambling, to fund public services, a move supported by some voters who switched from Labour to Reform UK.
TUC Urges UK Chancellor to Consider Wealth Taxes
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) is urging UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves to explore wealth taxes, including levies on financial institutions and online gambling, to fund public services, a move supported by some voters who switched from Labour to Reform UK.
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40% Bias Score
France to revise medical coverage for undocumented immigrants
The French government will revise the list of healthcare services covered by the Aide médicale d'État (AME) for undocumented immigrants, aiming to reduce costs and ensure fairness.
France to revise medical coverage for undocumented immigrants
The French government will revise the list of healthcare services covered by the Aide médicale d'État (AME) for undocumented immigrants, aiming to reduce costs and ensure fairness.
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56% Bias Score
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