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Artistic Documentation of Swiss Traffic Accidents by Police Photographer Arnold Odermatt
Swiss photographer and police lieutenant colonel Arnold Odermatt documented traffic accidents from the late 1940s to 1990, creating artistic images from initially practical records, which later gained international recognition.
Artistic Documentation of Swiss Traffic Accidents by Police Photographer Arnold Odermatt
Swiss photographer and police lieutenant colonel Arnold Odermatt documented traffic accidents from the late 1940s to 1990, creating artistic images from initially practical records, which later gained international recognition.
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28% Bias Score
\"Switzerland to Boost Military Spending Amid Growing Security Concerns\"\
Switzerland plans to increase its military spending to 1 percent of GDP by 2032 to address a 144 billion Swiss franc shortfall caused by decades of underinvestment, driven by concerns about hybrid warfare threats and the need to modernize the army while maintaining neutrality.
\"Switzerland to Boost Military Spending Amid Growing Security Concerns\"\
Switzerland plans to increase its military spending to 1 percent of GDP by 2032 to address a 144 billion Swiss franc shortfall caused by decades of underinvestment, driven by concerns about hybrid warfare threats and the need to modernize the army while maintaining neutrality.
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40% Bias Score
Six Dead in Separate Swiss Mountain Accidents
Six people died in two separate mountain accidents in Switzerland on May 24th and 25th, 2025: five skiers perished on the Rimpfischhorn near Zermatt, while a mountaineer was killed by an avalanche on the Morgenhorn above Kandersteg; investigations are underway.
Six Dead in Separate Swiss Mountain Accidents
Six people died in two separate mountain accidents in Switzerland on May 24th and 25th, 2025: five skiers perished on the Rimpfischhorn near Zermatt, while a mountaineer was killed by an avalanche on the Morgenhorn above Kandersteg; investigations are underway.
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28% Bias Score
Lake Geneva's Swiss Shore: A Blend of History, Culture, and Modern Amenities
Lake Geneva's Swiss shoreline, easily accessible by car, train, or boat, offers diverse attractions including UNESCO vineyards, the Chaplin's World museum, and cultural hubs like Lausanne's Platform 10, showcasing historical sites and modern amenities.
Lake Geneva's Swiss Shore: A Blend of History, Culture, and Modern Amenities
Lake Geneva's Swiss shoreline, easily accessible by car, train, or boat, offers diverse attractions including UNESCO vineyards, the Chaplin's World museum, and cultural hubs like Lausanne's Platform 10, showcasing historical sites and modern amenities.
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40% Bias Score
Austria Leads Eurovision Jury Vote
In the Eurovision Song Contest jury vote, Austria took the lead, followed by Switzerland and France, while the UK secured 10th place; however, the public vote will significantly alter the final outcome.
Austria Leads Eurovision Jury Vote
In the Eurovision Song Contest jury vote, Austria took the lead, followed by Switzerland and France, while the UK secured 10th place; however, the public vote will significantly alter the final outcome.
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40% Bias Score
Sweden's Eurovision 2025 Win: A Comedic Triumph, A Financial Dilemma
Sweden's potential Eurovision 2025 win by the comedic trio KAJ creates financial concerns for the public broadcaster SVT due to substantial losses from hosting last year, prompting potential budget cuts and contrasting with Sweden's typical high-quality entries.
Sweden's Eurovision 2025 Win: A Comedic Triumph, A Financial Dilemma
Sweden's potential Eurovision 2025 win by the comedic trio KAJ creates financial concerns for the public broadcaster SVT due to substantial losses from hosting last year, prompting potential budget cuts and contrasting with Sweden's typical high-quality entries.
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52% Bias Score
30 Years of Rhine River Monitoring: Worms Station's Anniversary Highlights Achievements and Challenges
The Rhine water quality monitoring station in Worms, Germany, celebrates 30 years of continuous monitoring, detecting pollutants and informing policies to protect the Rhine River, following the 1986 Sandoz chemical spill disaster.
30 Years of Rhine River Monitoring: Worms Station's Anniversary Highlights Achievements and Challenges
The Rhine water quality monitoring station in Worms, Germany, celebrates 30 years of continuous monitoring, detecting pollutants and informing policies to protect the Rhine River, following the 1986 Sandoz chemical spill disaster.
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24% Bias Score
Five Skiers Dead Near Zermatt After Avalanche
Five skiers died in the mountains near Zermatt, Switzerland, after climbers discovered abandoned skis near the Rimpfischhorn summit; authorities found the bodies on the Adler glacier following an investigation.
Five Skiers Dead Near Zermatt After Avalanche
Five skiers died in the mountains near Zermatt, Switzerland, after climbers discovered abandoned skis near the Rimpfischhorn summit; authorities found the bodies on the Adler glacier following an investigation.
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24% Bias Score
Switzerland Bans Hamas After Lengthy Process
Switzerland banned Hamas last week following a lengthy process triggered by the October 7th attacks, criminalizing any support for the group and carrying penalties up to 20 years in prison.
Switzerland Bans Hamas After Lengthy Process
Switzerland banned Hamas last week following a lengthy process triggered by the October 7th attacks, criminalizing any support for the group and carrying penalties up to 20 years in prison.
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48% Bias Score
Eurovision 2024: Record Non-English Songs, High Fan Expectations
The Eurovision Song Contest final in Basel, Switzerland, is underway, featuring a record number of non-English songs and drawing positive fan feedback despite high prices; the Netherlands' Claude is expected to place highly.
Eurovision 2024: Record Non-English Songs, High Fan Expectations
The Eurovision Song Contest final in Basel, Switzerland, is underway, featuring a record number of non-English songs and drawing positive fan feedback despite high prices; the Netherlands' Claude is expected to place highly.
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52% Bias Score
Eurovision 2025: KAJ Favored Amidst Protests
The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 final in Basel, Switzerland, on May 17th, features 26 countries, with Ukraine's Ziferblat and Sweden's KAJ as top contenders; heightened security is in place due to protests against Israel's participation.
Eurovision 2025: KAJ Favored Amidst Protests
The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 final in Basel, Switzerland, on May 17th, features 26 countries, with Ukraine's Ziferblat and Sweden's KAJ as top contenders; heightened security is in place due to protests against Israel's participation.
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40% Bias Score
Eurovision 2024: Controversy and Contenders in Basel
The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, is attracting 500,000 visitors, with 37 countries competing amidst controversy over Israel's participation due to the Gaza conflict; Sweden is the frontrunner.
Eurovision 2024: Controversy and Contenders in Basel
The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, is attracting 500,000 visitors, with 37 countries competing amidst controversy over Israel's participation due to the Gaza conflict; Sweden is the frontrunner.
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44% Bias Score
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