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Dutch Schools Lack Staff Conduct Focus, Jeopardizing Social Safety
A Dutch school inspection revealed insufficient attention to staff conduct, jeopardizing social safety in 21 schools; over-reliance on procedures hinders proactive discussions, impacting responses to unsafe situations, including sexual abuse, highlighting the need for inclusive dialogue involving al...
Dutch Schools Lack Staff Conduct Focus, Jeopardizing Social Safety
A Dutch school inspection revealed insufficient attention to staff conduct, jeopardizing social safety in 21 schools; over-reliance on procedures hinders proactive discussions, impacting responses to unsafe situations, including sexual abuse, highlighting the need for inclusive dialogue involving al...
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44% Bias Score
Denmark Raises Retirement Age to 70, Reflecting European Trend
Denmark's parliament passed a law raising the retirement age to 70 in 2040, the highest in Europe, following a 2006 indexation to life expectancy, with 81 MPs voting in favor and 21 against; this reflects a broader European trend of adjusting retirement ages based on demographics, although not witho...
Denmark Raises Retirement Age to 70, Reflecting European Trend
Denmark's parliament passed a law raising the retirement age to 70 in 2040, the highest in Europe, following a 2006 indexation to life expectancy, with 81 MPs voting in favor and 21 against; this reflects a broader European trend of adjusting retirement ages based on demographics, although not witho...
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52% Bias Score
Denmark Raises Retirement Age to 70 by 2040
Denmark's parliament approved a law raising the retirement age to 70 by 2040, the highest in Europe, due to increasing life expectancy; the current retirement age is 67, and the increase is subject to parliamentary review.
Denmark Raises Retirement Age to 70 by 2040
Denmark's parliament approved a law raising the retirement age to 70 by 2040, the highest in Europe, due to increasing life expectancy; the current retirement age is 67, and the increase is subject to parliamentary review.
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40% Bias Score
€2 Trillion EU Pension Spending: A Wide Disparity Across Member States
In 2022, the European Union spent €2 trillion on retirement pensions, an average of 12.4% of its members' GDP, varying significantly from 3.3% in Ireland to 16.3% in Italy, influenced by demographics and public-private system mixes.
€2 Trillion EU Pension Spending: A Wide Disparity Across Member States
In 2022, the European Union spent €2 trillion on retirement pensions, an average of 12.4% of its members' GDP, varying significantly from 3.3% in Ireland to 16.3% in Italy, influenced by demographics and public-private system mixes.
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12% Bias Score
GOP Proposes $4,000 Senior Tax Deduction to Offset Social Security Taxes
House Republicans propose a $4,000 tax deduction for seniors (65+) earning under $75,000 (single) or $150,000 (jointly), aiming to offset Social Security taxes via a workaround for budget reconciliation rules, effective 2025-2028.
GOP Proposes $4,000 Senior Tax Deduction to Offset Social Security Taxes
House Republicans propose a $4,000 tax deduction for seniors (65+) earning under $75,000 (single) or $150,000 (jointly), aiming to offset Social Security taxes via a workaround for budget reconciliation rules, effective 2025-2028.
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52% Bias Score
EU Personal Tax Rates in 2024: Belgium Highest, UK Lowest
In 2024, Belgium had the highest average personal tax rate in the EU at 39.7%, while Cyprus had the lowest at 15.6%; Italy saw the largest increase (7.5%), and the UK saw the largest decrease (-8.6%).
EU Personal Tax Rates in 2024: Belgium Highest, UK Lowest
In 2024, Belgium had the highest average personal tax rate in the EU at 39.7%, while Cyprus had the lowest at 15.6%; Italy saw the largest increase (7.5%), and the UK saw the largest decrease (-8.6%).
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24% Bias Score
Spain's Social Security Defines Criteria for Absolute Permanent Disability
Spain's Social Security assesses absolute permanent disability based on individual evaluations of functional capacity, not a fixed list of illnesses, considering lasting effects and potential for improvement; eligibility leads to benefits.
Spain's Social Security Defines Criteria for Absolute Permanent Disability
Spain's Social Security assesses absolute permanent disability based on individual evaluations of functional capacity, not a fixed list of illnesses, considering lasting effects and potential for improvement; eligibility leads to benefits.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Rejects Amendment for Public Input on New Pension System
Dutch MP Agnes Joseph's amendment to allow public input in the new pension system was narrowly defeated in parliament (73-72) on May 24th, 2025, despite concerns about the system's risks and the need for public participation voiced by Joseph and others.
Dutch Parliament Rejects Amendment for Public Input on New Pension System
Dutch MP Agnes Joseph's amendment to allow public input in the new pension system was narrowly defeated in parliament (73-72) on May 24th, 2025, despite concerns about the system's risks and the need for public participation voiced by Joseph and others.
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48% Bias Score
House Passes Sweeping Tax and Spending Bill
The House of Representatives narrowly passed a bill with extended tax cuts, increased Medicaid requirements, and a higher debt ceiling, sending it to the Senate for further consideration.
House Passes Sweeping Tax and Spending Bill
The House of Representatives narrowly passed a bill with extended tax cuts, increased Medicaid requirements, and a higher debt ceiling, sending it to the Senate for further consideration.
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52% Bias Score
Social Security Delays Amid Trump Administration Cuts
The Trump administration's cuts to the Social Security Administration are causing significant delays and increased anxiety among millions of retirees and disability beneficiaries due to staffing shortages, impacting timely benefit payments and service access.
Social Security Delays Amid Trump Administration Cuts
The Trump administration's cuts to the Social Security Administration are causing significant delays and increased anxiety among millions of retirees and disability beneficiaries due to staffing shortages, impacting timely benefit payments and service access.
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64% Bias Score
German Economist Calls for Pension System Overhaul
German economist Veronika Grimm urges structural pension reforms, including adjusting the retirement age to match life expectancy and linking pension increases to prices, criticizing the government's current approach as insufficient.
German Economist Calls for Pension System Overhaul
German economist Veronika Grimm urges structural pension reforms, including adjusting the retirement age to match life expectancy and linking pension increases to prices, criticizing the government's current approach as insufficient.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Launches 835,000 Euro Campaign to Boost Pension Confidence and Social Security Recruitment
The Spanish government is launching an 835,000 euro campaign to address young people's lack of confidence in the public pension system and to promote careers in social security administration, driven by survey data showing that almost half of young adults don't expect to receive a pension.
Spain Launches 835,000 Euro Campaign to Boost Pension Confidence and Social Security Recruitment
The Spanish government is launching an 835,000 euro campaign to address young people's lack of confidence in the public pension system and to promote careers in social security administration, driven by survey data showing that almost half of young adults don't expect to receive a pension.
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36% Bias Score
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