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Global Billionaire Wealth Surge: 1987-2025
From 140 billionaires with a combined wealth of $295 billion in 1987, the number has skyrocketed to 3,000 in 2025, possessing a combined $16 trillion, raising concerns about their low tax contributions.
Global Billionaire Wealth Surge: 1987-2025
From 140 billionaires with a combined wealth of $295 billion in 1987, the number has skyrocketed to 3,000 in 2025, possessing a combined $16 trillion, raising concerns about their low tax contributions.
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48% Bias Score


Europe Debates Wealth Taxes Amidst Fiscal Challenges
Several European nations are currently debating the implementation, adjustment, or abolishment of wealth taxes on high-net-worth individuals, driven by fiscal needs and social equity concerns.
Europe Debates Wealth Taxes Amidst Fiscal Challenges
Several European nations are currently debating the implementation, adjustment, or abolishment of wealth taxes on high-net-worth individuals, driven by fiscal needs and social equity concerns.
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16% Bias Score


French Prime Minister Lecornu Meets with Opposition Amid Budgetary Tensions
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu met with various opposition leaders on September 17th to discuss the 2026 budget, facing pressure from planned social protests and navigating potential censure.
French Prime Minister Lecornu Meets with Opposition Amid Budgetary Tensions
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu met with various opposition leaders on September 17th to discuss the 2026 budget, facing pressure from planned social protests and navigating potential censure.
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36% Bias Score


ATO Targets Unreported Gambling Winnings and Side Hustles
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is cracking down on unreported gambling income and other side hustle earnings, successfully using unexplained bank deposits as taxable income in recent Administrative Review Tribunal cases.
ATO Targets Unreported Gambling Winnings and Side Hustles
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is cracking down on unreported gambling income and other side hustle earnings, successfully using unexplained bank deposits as taxable income in recent Administrative Review Tribunal cases.
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32% Bias Score


French Business Leaders Threaten Major Mobilization Against Proposed Tax Increases
The head of MEDEF, Patrick Martin, warned of a large-scale business mobilization if corporate taxes are raised in the 2026 budget, denouncing the proposed Zucman tax as "spoliation.
French Business Leaders Threaten Major Mobilization Against Proposed Tax Increases
The head of MEDEF, Patrick Martin, warned of a large-scale business mobilization if corporate taxes are raised in the 2026 budget, denouncing the proposed Zucman tax as "spoliation.
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60% Bias Score


Australia's Wealth Inequality: A Deepening Divide
A new report reveals that wealth inequality in Australia is driven by the uneven distribution of housing and investment assets, impacting economic growth and social equity.
Australia's Wealth Inequality: A Deepening Divide
A new report reveals that wealth inequality in Australia is driven by the uneven distribution of housing and investment assets, impacting economic growth and social equity.
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28% Bias Score

WHO Accuses Food, Alcohol, and Tobacco Industries of Blocking Health Policies
The World Health Organization (WHO) accused food, alcohol, and tobacco industries of intense lobbying to prevent the implementation of health-improving policies, citing this as the cause for stalled progress in reducing deaths from chronic diseases.

WHO Accuses Food, Alcohol, and Tobacco Industries of Blocking Health Policies
The World Health Organization (WHO) accused food, alcohol, and tobacco industries of intense lobbying to prevent the implementation of health-improving policies, citing this as the cause for stalled progress in reducing deaths from chronic diseases.
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48% Bias Score

Widespread Protests in France over Economic Policies
On Thursday, approximately 20,000 people participated in nearly 400 protests across France, demonstrating against the government's economic policies, including austerity measures and the controversial pension reform.

Widespread Protests in France over Economic Policies
On Thursday, approximately 20,000 people participated in nearly 400 protests across France, demonstrating against the government's economic policies, including austerity measures and the controversial pension reform.
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40% Bias Score

French Government Negotiates 2026 Budget Amidst Social Unrest
On September 17th, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu met with various political parties to discuss the 2026 budget, facing pressure from impending social protests and conflicting proposals on spending cuts and tax policies.

French Government Negotiates 2026 Budget Amidst Social Unrest
On September 17th, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu met with various political parties to discuss the 2026 budget, facing pressure from impending social protests and conflicting proposals on spending cuts and tax policies.
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36% Bias Score

Piketty: Climate Transition Requires Wealth Redistribution
Thomas Piketty argues in Le Monde that climate preservation necessitates significant wealth redistribution, advocating for a fairer economic system and increased investment in education and healthcare to achieve both ecological and social goals.

Piketty: Climate Transition Requires Wealth Redistribution
Thomas Piketty argues in Le Monde that climate preservation necessitates significant wealth redistribution, advocating for a fairer economic system and increased investment in education and healthcare to achieve both ecological and social goals.
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44% Bias Score

Germany's "Aktivrente" Plan Faces Criticism Over Cost and Inequity
Germany's planned tax break for retirees working part-time, called "Aktivrente," is facing criticism due to its high cost and potential inequities, with estimates ranging from €770 million to €2.8 billion in annual tax revenue loss.

Germany's "Aktivrente" Plan Faces Criticism Over Cost and Inequity
Germany's planned tax break for retirees working part-time, called "Aktivrente," is facing criticism due to its high cost and potential inequities, with estimates ranging from €770 million to €2.8 billion in annual tax revenue loss.
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44% Bias Score

CBI Urges UK Chancellor to Abandon Labour's No Tax Hikes Pledge
The CBI chief executive, Rain Newton-Smith, has urged the UK chancellor to disregard Labour's manifesto commitment not to raise taxes on working people, citing changed economic circumstances since the pledge was made.

CBI Urges UK Chancellor to Abandon Labour's No Tax Hikes Pledge
The CBI chief executive, Rain Newton-Smith, has urged the UK chancellor to disregard Labour's manifesto commitment not to raise taxes on working people, citing changed economic circumstances since the pledge was made.
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32% Bias Score
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