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Far-right narratives shape German election campaign, overshadowing critical social issues
The article discusses the unsubstantiated link between violence and immigration in Germany, the rise of the "great replacement" theory influencing the Union's proposed "Zustrombegrenzungsgesetz", and the neglect of critical social issues such as poverty and housing shortages.
Far-right narratives shape German election campaign, overshadowing critical social issues
The article discusses the unsubstantiated link between violence and immigration in Germany, the rise of the "great replacement" theory influencing the Union's proposed "Zustrombegrenzungsgesetz", and the neglect of critical social issues such as poverty and housing shortages.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Housing Crisis: Public Concern and Political Divide
A 40dB. survey reveals housing affordability as a top concern for Spaniards, affecting younger generations disproportionately, with significant political disagreement on solutions, despite broad public support for regulating rentals and incentivizing affordable housing.
Spanish Housing Crisis: Public Concern and Political Divide
A 40dB. survey reveals housing affordability as a top concern for Spaniards, affecting younger generations disproportionately, with significant political disagreement on solutions, despite broad public support for regulating rentals and incentivizing affordable housing.
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40% Bias Score
Petro's Contradictory Actions Undermine Colombia's Tourism and Education Goals
President Gustavo Petro's repeated claims of making Colombia a tourism power are undermined by his mockery of a Colombian speaking English on US TV and his daughters' attendance at a costly private French school, while failing to address the systemic issues plaguing Colombian education, like poor te...
Petro's Contradictory Actions Undermine Colombia's Tourism and Education Goals
President Gustavo Petro's repeated claims of making Colombia a tourism power are undermined by his mockery of a Colombian speaking English on US TV and his daughters' attendance at a costly private French school, while failing to address the systemic issues plaguing Colombian education, like poor te...
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56% Bias Score
Greece: Politicians' Photos vs. Elderly Hospital Care Crisis
The article contrasts staged photos of Greek politicians embracing elderly citizens with the dire conditions faced by the elderly in public hospitals, highlighting inadequate care, resource shortages, and systemic failures in elder care.
Greece: Politicians' Photos vs. Elderly Hospital Care Crisis
The article contrasts staged photos of Greek politicians embracing elderly citizens with the dire conditions faced by the elderly in public hospitals, highlighting inadequate care, resource shortages, and systemic failures in elder care.
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68% Bias Score
England Riots: Children's Involvement Driven by Police Distrust, Lack of Opportunities
A report reveals that hundreds of children, some as young as 11, participated in England's 2023 riots, primarily driven by deep-seated distrust of the police and a lack of opportunities, not far-right ideologies; the report raises concerns about the unusually harsh punishments many received.
England Riots: Children's Involvement Driven by Police Distrust, Lack of Opportunities
A report reveals that hundreds of children, some as young as 11, participated in England's 2023 riots, primarily driven by deep-seated distrust of the police and a lack of opportunities, not far-right ideologies; the report raises concerns about the unusually harsh punishments many received.
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28% Bias Score
Thrill-Seeking, Distrust of Police Drove Youth Participation in Southport Riots: Report
A report by the Children's Commissioner suggests that thrill-seeking and distrust of police, not online misinformation, were the main reasons why 14 interviewed under-18s participated in last summer's riots following the murders of three girls in Southport; the report also notes that the government'...
Thrill-Seeking, Distrust of Police Drove Youth Participation in Southport Riots: Report
A report by the Children's Commissioner suggests that thrill-seeking and distrust of police, not online misinformation, were the main reasons why 14 interviewed under-18s participated in last summer's riots following the murders of three girls in Southport; the report also notes that the government'...
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44% Bias Score
Surge in Dutch Private Schools Raises Equity Concerns
The Netherlands has seen a tripling of private schools in eight years, now numbering 134, as wealthy parents seek specialized education not available in state schools, prompting concerns about educational inequality.
Surge in Dutch Private Schools Raises Equity Concerns
The Netherlands has seen a tripling of private schools in eight years, now numbering 134, as wealthy parents seek specialized education not available in state schools, prompting concerns about educational inequality.
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44% Bias Score
French Student Poverty Drives Rise in Shoplifting and Illegal Activities
French students are resorting to shoplifting and other illegal activities due to insufficient financial aid, with some stealing food and hygiene products to supplement meager incomes while others illegally sublet housing or avoid transportation fees; a February 2024 Linkee study revealed that three ...
French Student Poverty Drives Rise in Shoplifting and Illegal Activities
French students are resorting to shoplifting and other illegal activities due to insufficient financial aid, with some stealing food and hygiene products to supplement meager incomes while others illegally sublet housing or avoid transportation fees; a February 2024 Linkee study revealed that three ...
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48% Bias Score
Chilean Ministry of Education Misallocates Funds, Neglecting Urgent Educational Needs
The Chilean Ministry of Education misallocated $250 billion pesos, using only 6.8% for educational recovery, leading to unsatisfactory levels in key indicators, including attendance and conflict resolution, while prioritizing other initiatives like student loan forgiveness for high-income earners.
Chilean Ministry of Education Misallocates Funds, Neglecting Urgent Educational Needs
The Chilean Ministry of Education misallocated $250 billion pesos, using only 6.8% for educational recovery, leading to unsatisfactory levels in key indicators, including attendance and conflict resolution, while prioritizing other initiatives like student loan forgiveness for high-income earners.
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56% Bias Score
Barcelona Eviction Sparks Clashes, Nine Police Injured
Nine police officers were injured and two people arrested during clashes following a demonstration in Barcelona against the eviction of the Antiga Escola Massana building, occupied since 2020; the protest, attended by thousands, involved burning containers and throwing objects at police.
Barcelona Eviction Sparks Clashes, Nine Police Injured
Nine police officers were injured and two people arrested during clashes following a demonstration in Barcelona against the eviction of the Antiga Escola Massana building, occupied since 2020; the protest, attended by thousands, involved burning containers and throwing objects at police.
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36% Bias Score
Turkey's Treasury Ministry's 12.5 Million TL Meal Contract Sparks Public Outrage
The Turkish Treasury and Finance Ministry spent 12,583,226 TL on a meal contract for 1,550 personnel for the first 37 working days of 2025, reflecting a 59% yearly increase and sparking public outrage due to its contrast with a small salary increase for employees.
Turkey's Treasury Ministry's 12.5 Million TL Meal Contract Sparks Public Outrage
The Turkish Treasury and Finance Ministry spent 12,583,226 TL on a meal contract for 1,550 personnel for the first 37 working days of 2025, reflecting a 59% yearly increase and sparking public outrage due to its contrast with a small salary increase for employees.
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60% Bias Score
Germany's School Tracking System Perpetuates Social Inequality
German elementary school students' reports determine their future educational paths, with children from privileged backgrounds four times more likely to receive Gymnasium recommendations than working-class children, perpetuating social inequalities and highlighting the need for school system reform.
Germany's School Tracking System Perpetuates Social Inequality
German elementary school students' reports determine their future educational paths, with children from privileged backgrounds four times more likely to receive Gymnasium recommendations than working-class children, perpetuating social inequalities and highlighting the need for school system reform.
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60% Bias Score
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