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German Teen Pregnancy Rate Plummets
The number of teenage pregnancies in Germany has significantly decreased, with only six out of 1000 adolescent females giving birth in 2022 compared to 13 in 2000, leading to 11,000 fewer newborns.
German Teen Pregnancy Rate Plummets
The number of teenage pregnancies in Germany has significantly decreased, with only six out of 1000 adolescent females giving birth in 2022 compared to 13 in 2000, leading to 11,000 fewer newborns.
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76% Bias Score
Naples Meeting to Address Youth Delinquency
A meeting in Naples on February 21st will address youth and juvenile delinquency, bringing together judicial, associative, and educational representatives to discuss strategies beyond punitive measures, inspired by Eduardo De Filippo's legacy.
Naples Meeting to Address Youth Delinquency
A meeting in Naples on February 21st will address youth and juvenile delinquency, bringing together judicial, associative, and educational representatives to discuss strategies beyond punitive measures, inspired by Eduardo De Filippo's legacy.
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64% Bias Score
Dutch Social-Legal Aid Program Faces Closure Due to Funding Cuts
In Zeeland, Netherlands, the Samen Recht Vinden (SRV) program, which helps citizens resolve issues with government agencies, faces closure due to the end of government funding after successfully resolving nearly 700 cases in two years, highlighting the need for accessible social-legal aid.
Dutch Social-Legal Aid Program Faces Closure Due to Funding Cuts
In Zeeland, Netherlands, the Samen Recht Vinden (SRV) program, which helps citizens resolve issues with government agencies, faces closure due to the end of government funding after successfully resolving nearly 700 cases in two years, highlighting the need for accessible social-legal aid.
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36% Bias Score
Moscow's Large-Scale Humanitarian Aid Operation
Moscow is conducting a massive humanitarian aid operation, with various districts and organizations sending tons of food, hygiene products, clothes, and other necessities to the Kursk region and those involved in the Special Military Operation; the initiative involves businesses, students, and volun...
Moscow's Large-Scale Humanitarian Aid Operation
Moscow is conducting a massive humanitarian aid operation, with various districts and organizations sending tons of food, hygiene products, clothes, and other necessities to the Kursk region and those involved in the Special Military Operation; the initiative involves businesses, students, and volun...
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52% Bias Score
Japan's Prisons: A Refuge for the Elderly
Tochigi Women's Prison in Japan is experiencing a surge in elderly inmates, many of whom prefer the prison's care and social interaction to life outside, highlighting systemic issues of poverty and lack of social support for Japan's aging population.
Japan's Prisons: A Refuge for the Elderly
Tochigi Women's Prison in Japan is experiencing a surge in elderly inmates, many of whom prefer the prison's care and social interaction to life outside, highlighting systemic issues of poverty and lack of social support for Japan's aging population.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Boosts Social Support in 2025 with Wage Hikes and Benefit Expansions
Starting January 1st, 2025, Russia increases its minimum wage to ₽22,440, impacting 4.2 million workers and several social benefits; pensions for working pensioners will be indexed; benefits for spouses of deceased military personnel will expand; and tax deductions for children and GTO fitness progr...
Russia Boosts Social Support in 2025 with Wage Hikes and Benefit Expansions
Starting January 1st, 2025, Russia increases its minimum wage to ₽22,440, impacting 4.2 million workers and several social benefits; pensions for working pensioners will be indexed; benefits for spouses of deceased military personnel will expand; and tax deductions for children and GTO fitness progr...
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36% Bias Score
Rostov Oblast Improves Child Welfare Following Presidential Audit
During a working visit to Rostov Oblast, Russia's Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova, and regional governor Yuri Slyusar discussed social orphanhood prevention and support for children of special operation participants, reviewing 25 support measures and the results o...
Rostov Oblast Improves Child Welfare Following Presidential Audit
During a working visit to Rostov Oblast, Russia's Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova, and regional governor Yuri Slyusar discussed social orphanhood prevention and support for children of special operation participants, reviewing 25 support measures and the results o...
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52% Bias Score
Russian Fund Aids Veterans with Education, Training, and Business Grants
The Russian Fund "Defenders of the Fatherland" assists veterans of the special military operation by offering free education, job training, and business grants, exemplified by Alexey Tsitko's enrollment in public service, Vitaly Isaev's drone operation training, Pavel Ippolitov's pedagogical retrain...
Russian Fund Aids Veterans with Education, Training, and Business Grants
The Russian Fund "Defenders of the Fatherland" assists veterans of the special military operation by offering free education, job training, and business grants, exemplified by Alexey Tsitko's enrollment in public service, Vitaly Isaev's drone operation training, Pavel Ippolitov's pedagogical retrain...
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40% Bias Score
St. Petersburg Addresses Support for Families of SMO Soldiers
Over 50 women in St. Petersburg, Russia, met to discuss challenges faced by families of soldiers participating in the Special Military Operation (SMO), focusing on support systems, resource accessibility, and future strategies to aid families and soldiers.
St. Petersburg Addresses Support for Families of SMO Soldiers
Over 50 women in St. Petersburg, Russia, met to discuss challenges faced by families of soldiers participating in the Special Military Operation (SMO), focusing on support systems, resource accessibility, and future strategies to aid families and soldiers.
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56% Bias Score
Combating Social Isolation and Ageism in Spain: Initiatives and Impacts
This article details multiple Spanish social programs combating loneliness, ageism, and poverty, featuring individual stories and statistical data illustrating their impact on vulnerable populations.
Combating Social Isolation and Ageism in Spain: Initiatives and Impacts
This article details multiple Spanish social programs combating loneliness, ageism, and poverty, featuring individual stories and statistical data illustrating their impact on vulnerable populations.
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28% Bias Score
NDIS Funding Cuts Threaten to Undo Successes
Jack, a homeless man with psychosocial disabilities, was transformed by the NDIS, gaining housing and community integration, but proposed funding cuts and changes threaten to undo his progress and that of thousands like him.
NDIS Funding Cuts Threaten to Undo Successes
Jack, a homeless man with psychosocial disabilities, was transformed by the NDIS, gaining housing and community integration, but proposed funding cuts and changes threaten to undo his progress and that of thousands like him.
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52% Bias Score
İmamoğlu Criticizes Turkey's Minimum Wage as Insufficient
İstanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu criticized Turkey's new minimum wage of 22,104 lira, stating its real value is closer to 9,000 lira due to inflation, forcing İBB to expand social support programs and blaming the government's economic policies.
İmamoğlu Criticizes Turkey's Minimum Wage as Insufficient
İstanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu criticized Turkey's new minimum wage of 22,104 lira, stating its real value is closer to 9,000 lira due to inflation, forcing İBB to expand social support programs and blaming the government's economic policies.
Progress
56% Bias Score
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