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Post-Riot Hate Crime Surge in North East England
Following the murders of three girls in Southport in August 2024, riots fueled by false claims on social media targeting Muslims resulted in a 34% rise in race and religious hate crimes across North East England, leaving communities living in fear.
Post-Riot Hate Crime Surge in North East England
Following the murders of three girls in Southport in August 2024, riots fueled by false claims on social media targeting Muslims resulted in a 34% rise in race and religious hate crimes across North East England, leaving communities living in fear.
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24% Bias Score
Integration: A Personal Journey and Systemic Challenges
A Turkish immigrant's successful integration into German society, facilitated by early interaction with German peers and a supportive school environment, highlights the challenges of school segregation and the complex role of family background in integration.
Integration: A Personal Journey and Systemic Challenges
A Turkish immigrant's successful integration into German society, facilitated by early interaction with German peers and a supportive school environment, highlights the challenges of school segregation and the complex role of family background in integration.
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60% Bias Score
Global Loneliness Rise: Health Risks and Societal Impacts
The World Health Organization reports that loneliness impacts one in six globally, with links to health problems and anti-democratic views; experts suggest creating more opportunities for casual social interaction to combat this.
Global Loneliness Rise: Health Risks and Societal Impacts
The World Health Organization reports that loneliness impacts one in six globally, with links to health problems and anti-democratic views; experts suggest creating more opportunities for casual social interaction to combat this.
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24% Bias Score
Australian Social Services Face Funding Challenges Amid Global Uncertainty
Australia's Department of Social Services warned Minister Tanya Plibersek about justifying its \$198 billion budget against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, highlighting concerns about rising inequality and social cohesion.
Australian Social Services Face Funding Challenges Amid Global Uncertainty
Australia's Department of Social Services warned Minister Tanya Plibersek about justifying its \$198 billion budget against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, highlighting concerns about rising inequality and social cohesion.
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40% Bias Score
German Immigrant School Quota Proposal Sparks Debate
German Education Minister Karin Prien suggested immigrant quotas in schools, sparking criticism from school principals and experts who highlight existing inequalities, insufficient support for schools with high migrant populations, and the need for comprehensive reform focusing on early childhood ed...
German Immigrant School Quota Proposal Sparks Debate
German Education Minister Karin Prien suggested immigrant quotas in schools, sparking criticism from school principals and experts who highlight existing inequalities, insufficient support for schools with high migrant populations, and the need for comprehensive reform focusing on early childhood ed...
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44% Bias Score
7/7 Victim's Legacy: Eye Clinic Transforms Child Blindness Rates in India
The Miriam Hyman Children's Eye Care Centre in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, established in 2008 with funds from the family of a 7/7 victim, provides free eye care and surgeries to approximately 3,000 children monthly, significantly impacting childhood blindness rates in eastern India, previously lack...
7/7 Victim's Legacy: Eye Clinic Transforms Child Blindness Rates in India
The Miriam Hyman Children's Eye Care Centre in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, established in 2008 with funds from the family of a 7/7 victim, provides free eye care and surgeries to approximately 3,000 children monthly, significantly impacting childhood blindness rates in eastern India, previously lack...
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36% Bias Score
Finland's Mandatory Military Service: A Model for Australia?
Three young Finnish men detail their experiences with Finland's mandatory national service, highlighting its societal impact and the challenges of adapting such a model to other countries like Australia, emphasizing the need for a renewed social contract.
Finland's Mandatory Military Service: A Model for Australia?
Three young Finnish men detail their experiences with Finland's mandatory national service, highlighting its societal impact and the challenges of adapting such a model to other countries like Australia, emphasizing the need for a renewed social contract.
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52% Bias Score
Immigration, Deprivation Fuel UK Social Unrest: Government Warns of Renewed Riots
UK Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner attributes recent riots to immigration, deprivation, and increased online isolation, warning of potential renewed unrest, particularly around asylum seekers, as the anniversary of last summer's riots approaches.
Immigration, Deprivation Fuel UK Social Unrest: Government Warns of Renewed Riots
UK Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner attributes recent riots to immigration, deprivation, and increased online isolation, warning of potential renewed unrest, particularly around asylum seekers, as the anniversary of last summer's riots approaches.
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48% Bias Score
Israel's Failing Social Contract: A Stock Market Analogy
This article uses a stock market analogy to illustrate the failings of Israel's social contract, highlighting the insufficient government support for reservists and hostages held in Gaza as a result of the October 7th attacks, while connecting these to broader societal concerns regarding escalating ...
Israel's Failing Social Contract: A Stock Market Analogy
This article uses a stock market analogy to illustrate the failings of Israel's social contract, highlighting the insufficient government support for reservists and hostages held in Gaza as a result of the October 7th attacks, while connecting these to broader societal concerns regarding escalating ...
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48% Bias Score
Kwaku Summer Festival Celebrates 50 Years of Culture and Community
Amsterdam's Kwaku Summer Festival, celebrating its 50th anniversary, started as a small soccer tournament in 1975 and has grown into a major event attracting over 120,000 visitors annually, showcasing Afro-Caribbean culture and fostering social cohesion in Amsterdam-Zuidoost.
Kwaku Summer Festival Celebrates 50 Years of Culture and Community
Amsterdam's Kwaku Summer Festival, celebrating its 50th anniversary, started as a small soccer tournament in 1975 and has grown into a major event attracting over 120,000 visitors annually, showcasing Afro-Caribbean culture and fostering social cohesion in Amsterdam-Zuidoost.
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40% Bias Score
Greece's Income Inequality: €83.2 Billion in Wages vs. €119 Billion in Profits
A June 15, 2025 article by Kallitsis examines Greece's economic data, revealing a €83.2 billion compensation for employed labor versus a €119 billion gross operating surplus in 2024, highlighting income inequality and the need for policy changes to address this imbalance.
Greece's Income Inequality: €83.2 Billion in Wages vs. €119 Billion in Profits
A June 15, 2025 article by Kallitsis examines Greece's economic data, revealing a €83.2 billion compensation for employed labor versus a €119 billion gross operating surplus in 2024, highlighting income inequality and the need for policy changes to address this imbalance.
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32% Bias Score
Amsterdam Rejects Scapegoating Migrants for Housing Crisis
Amsterdam's D66 party criticizes a proposal to make businesses employing knowledge migrants responsible for housing shortages, arguing that this scapegoats a small population segment (7%) and ignores broader issues like insufficient housing construction and evolving household sizes; research indicat...
Amsterdam Rejects Scapegoating Migrants for Housing Crisis
Amsterdam's D66 party criticizes a proposal to make businesses employing knowledge migrants responsible for housing shortages, arguing that this scapegoats a small population segment (7%) and ignores broader issues like insufficient housing construction and evolving household sizes; research indicat...
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40% Bias Score
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