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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
UK Government's Council Reorganisation Faces Cost Concerns
The UK government is reorganizing local councils in 21 areas based on cost estimates from a 2020 report that has since been revised to suggest the reorganization could cost £850m and deliver no savings, raising concerns about the financial implications of the plan.
UK Government's Council Reorganisation Faces Cost Concerns
The UK government is reorganizing local councils in 21 areas based on cost estimates from a 2020 report that has since been revised to suggest the reorganization could cost £850m and deliver no savings, raising concerns about the financial implications of the plan.
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48% Bias Score
Turkey's Austerity Decree Contradicts Increased Public Spending Amidst Low Civil Servant Pay Raise
Turkey's government offered a 11% salary increase to 6.5 million civil servants and retirees, despite a continued austerity decree, while budget execution figures show significant increases in various spending categories, including a 280% rise in vehicle expenses and a 66% increase in communication ...
Turkey's Austerity Decree Contradicts Increased Public Spending Amidst Low Civil Servant Pay Raise
Turkey's government offered a 11% salary increase to 6.5 million civil servants and retirees, despite a continued austerity decree, while budget execution figures show significant increases in various spending categories, including a 280% rise in vehicle expenses and a 66% increase in communication ...
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56% Bias Score
Illa's €252,945 Travel Spree to Bolster Catalan Economic Plan and Spanish Relations
Catalan President Salvador Illa spent €252,945.71 on 17 trips (August 2024-April 2025) to promote his economic plan and normalize relations with Spain, including 10 trips to Madrid, 4 international trips, and others to various Spanish cities. The data excludes recent trips and Asian tours.
Illa's €252,945 Travel Spree to Bolster Catalan Economic Plan and Spanish Relations
Catalan President Salvador Illa spent €252,945.71 on 17 trips (August 2024-April 2025) to promote his economic plan and normalize relations with Spain, including 10 trips to Madrid, 4 international trips, and others to various Spanish cities. The data excludes recent trips and Asian tours.
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56% Bias Score
UK Space Agency to Merge into DSIT in 2026
The UK government announced the merger of the UK Space Agency into the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology by April 2026 to cut costs and improve efficiency, despite concerns from space scientists about potential negative impacts on the UK's space program.
UK Space Agency to Merge into DSIT in 2026
The UK government announced the merger of the UK Space Agency into the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology by April 2026 to cut costs and improve efficiency, despite concerns from space scientists about potential negative impacts on the UK's space program.
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44% Bias Score
UK Government's Failure to Deliver: A Systemic Issue of Misunderstanding
The UK government's failure to deliver on its goals stems from treating the governmental system as a machine rather than a complex organism, as evidenced by the bureaucratic and ineffective response to prison capacity issues highlighted in the Anne Owers review.
UK Government's Failure to Deliver: A Systemic Issue of Misunderstanding
The UK government's failure to deliver on its goals stems from treating the governmental system as a machine rather than a complex organism, as evidenced by the bureaucratic and ineffective response to prison capacity issues highlighted in the Anne Owers review.
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48% Bias Score
France, Slovakia, and the Debate Over Eliminating Public Holidays
France is considering eliminating two public holidays to improve its finances, following similar moves by Slovakia and Denmark, while the US president has also criticized the number of holidays in America, sparking a debate about the impact of holidays on economic productivity.
France, Slovakia, and the Debate Over Eliminating Public Holidays
France is considering eliminating two public holidays to improve its finances, following similar moves by Slovakia and Denmark, while the US president has also criticized the number of holidays in America, sparking a debate about the impact of holidays on economic productivity.
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16% Bias Score
German Civil Servants' Health Benefits Costs Surge
The cost of German civil servants' health benefits (Beihilfe) dramatically increased in 2024, reaching €6.6 billion for the federal government (up 14.8% from 2022) and €13.8 billion for state governments (up from €11.3 billion in 2022), due to demographic change, medical advancements, and rising hea...
German Civil Servants' Health Benefits Costs Surge
The cost of German civil servants' health benefits (Beihilfe) dramatically increased in 2024, reaching €6.6 billion for the federal government (up 14.8% from 2022) and €13.8 billion for state governments (up from €11.3 billion in 2022), due to demographic change, medical advancements, and rising hea...
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44% Bias Score
Gujarat Government Spends 88 Million Rupees on Modi Anniversary Ads
The Gujarat government spent over 88 million rupees on advertisements celebrating Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 23 years in public office, sparking criticism for misuse of public funds and violating Supreme Court guidelines on government advertising.
Gujarat Government Spends 88 Million Rupees on Modi Anniversary Ads
The Gujarat government spent over 88 million rupees on advertisements celebrating Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 23 years in public office, sparking criticism for misuse of public funds and violating Supreme Court guidelines on government advertising.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Audit Office Halts €76.5M Food Tender
The Hellenic Audit Office suspended the Attica Region's €76.5 million tender for food supplies to the needy due to anti-competitive clauses, delaying aid to vulnerable populations and highlighting systemic procurement issues.
Greek Audit Office Halts €76.5M Food Tender
The Hellenic Audit Office suspended the Attica Region's €76.5 million tender for food supplies to the needy due to anti-competitive clauses, delaying aid to vulnerable populations and highlighting systemic procurement issues.
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16% Bias Score
Eurozone Convergence: Greek Bond Yields Fall Below France's
Greece's 10-year bond yields and spreads have fallen below those of France, signifying convergence within the Eurozone and challenging the traditional distinction between the core and periphery; additional Eurozone news includes a 20 euro employer contribution per employee for children's summer camp...
Eurozone Convergence: Greek Bond Yields Fall Below France's
Greece's 10-year bond yields and spreads have fallen below those of France, signifying convergence within the Eurozone and challenging the traditional distinction between the core and periphery; additional Eurozone news includes a 20 euro employer contribution per employee for children's summer camp...
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0% Bias Score
Catalan Public Entities Cost €4.819 Billion Annually, Despite Spending Reduction Pledges
The Catalan regional government's 207 public entities cost €4.819 billion annually, with 200 directors earning €18.8 million, despite prior pledges to reduce spending, increasing from €4.334 billion in 2023, and raising concerns about political patronage.
Catalan Public Entities Cost €4.819 Billion Annually, Despite Spending Reduction Pledges
The Catalan regional government's 207 public entities cost €4.819 billion annually, with 200 directors earning €18.8 million, despite prior pledges to reduce spending, increasing from €4.334 billion in 2023, and raising concerns about political patronage.
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56% Bias Score
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