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Royal Train Decommissioned to Modernize Monarchy and Cut Costs
King Charles III is decommissioning the royal family's private train, in service since 1840, to modernize the monarchy and reduce costs, opting for more fuel-efficient helicopters; royal travel costs increased to £4.7 million in 2024-25.
Royal Train Decommissioned to Modernize Monarchy and Cut Costs
King Charles III is decommissioning the royal family's private train, in service since 1840, to modernize the monarchy and reduce costs, opting for more fuel-efficient helicopters; royal travel costs increased to £4.7 million in 2024-25.
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40% Bias Score
Closed-Door Hearing for Former PSOE Secretary in Corruption Inquiry
The Supreme Court will question Santos Cerdán, former PSOE secretary, on Monday regarding alleged corruption within the Ministry of Transport under José Luis Ábalos; the proceedings will be closed due to the secrecy mandated by law until the trial.
Closed-Door Hearing for Former PSOE Secretary in Corruption Inquiry
The Supreme Court will question Santos Cerdán, former PSOE secretary, on Monday regarding alleged corruption within the Ministry of Transport under José Luis Ábalos; the proceedings will be closed due to the secrecy mandated by law until the trial.
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36% Bias Score
Vox's Hungarian Bank Loans Raise Concerns
Vox, a Spanish far-right party, received a €7 million loan from a Hungarian government-linked bank for its 2024 European election campaign, following a similar loan for the 2023 general election, raising concerns about transparency and foreign influence in Spanish politics.
Vox's Hungarian Bank Loans Raise Concerns
Vox, a Spanish far-right party, received a €7 million loan from a Hungarian government-linked bank for its 2024 European election campaign, following a similar loan for the 2023 general election, raising concerns about transparency and foreign influence in Spanish politics.
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52% Bias Score
Surge in Defense Lobbying in European Parliament
From June 2024 to June 2025, lobbying on defense in the European Parliament surged to 197 meetings—a stark contrast to the previous five years' 78—reflecting the EU's increased focus on defense spending and initiatives, with German MEPs leading the engagement and major firms significantly boosting t...
Surge in Defense Lobbying in European Parliament
From June 2024 to June 2025, lobbying on defense in the European Parliament surged to 197 meetings—a stark contrast to the previous five years' 78—reflecting the EU's increased focus on defense spending and initiatives, with German MEPs leading the engagement and major firms significantly boosting t...
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24% Bias Score
EU Parliament Launches Investigation into Commission's NGO Funding
The European Parliament established a six-month working group to investigate the European Commission's funding of NGOs, following accusations of undisclosed payments totaling up to €700,000 to promote climate policies. The decision, supported by a right-wing coalition, overruled objections from a pr...
EU Parliament Launches Investigation into Commission's NGO Funding
The European Parliament established a six-month working group to investigate the European Commission's funding of NGOs, following accusations of undisclosed payments totaling up to €700,000 to promote climate policies. The decision, supported by a right-wing coalition, overruled objections from a pr...
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44% Bias Score
Madrid Pays €44 Million to Settle Lawsuits with Private Hospital Manager Quirón
The Madrid regional government paid €44 million to settle lawsuits with Quirón, a private company managing four public hospitals, revealing €5.036 billion in payments from 2019-2024, raising concerns about transparency and cost-effectiveness within the public healthcare system.
Madrid Pays €44 Million to Settle Lawsuits with Private Hospital Manager Quirón
The Madrid regional government paid €44 million to settle lawsuits with Quirón, a private company managing four public hospitals, revealing €5.036 billion in payments from 2019-2024, raising concerns about transparency and cost-effectiveness within the public healthcare system.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish King Freezes Salary Amidst Budget Crisis
King Felipe VI of Spain froze his salary in response to Spain's lack of General State Budgets; the Royal Household's published accounts detail €8,431,150 in state funding for 2024, with a 98.7% execution rate, and highlight a significant investment in a new recording studio for digital communication...
Spanish King Freezes Salary Amidst Budget Crisis
King Felipe VI of Spain froze his salary in response to Spain's lack of General State Budgets; the Royal Household's published accounts detail €8,431,150 in state funding for 2024, with a 98.7% execution rate, and highlight a significant investment in a new recording studio for digital communication...
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44% Bias Score
No-Confidence Vote Launched Against EU Commission President Von der Leyen
A group of European MEPs launched a no-confidence vote against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, exceeding the required signatures, fueled by the "Pfizergate" scandal and broader transparency concerns; while unlikely to succeed, it might pressure her resignation or spark broader po...
No-Confidence Vote Launched Against EU Commission President Von der Leyen
A group of European MEPs launched a no-confidence vote against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, exceeding the required signatures, fueled by the "Pfizergate" scandal and broader transparency concerns; while unlikely to succeed, it might pressure her resignation or spark broader po...
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40% Bias Score
Masked Federal Officers Spark Alarm Amidst Concerns of Eroding Democratic Controls
Federal immigration officers across the US are increasingly masking their identities during raids, protests, and arrests, sparking alarm among civil rights and law enforcement experts due to concerns about eroding democratic controls and potential for abuse.
Masked Federal Officers Spark Alarm Amidst Concerns of Eroding Democratic Controls
Federal immigration officers across the US are increasingly masking their identities during raids, protests, and arrests, sparking alarm among civil rights and law enforcement experts due to concerns about eroding democratic controls and potential for abuse.
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48% Bias Score
Amazon Holds Dozens of Meetings with MEPs Despite Parliament Ban
Transparency International reveals that despite a ban on Amazon visits to the European Parliament, 66 meetings between Amazon representatives and MEPs occurred between June 2024 and June 2025, with the true number likely higher due to under-reporting.
Amazon Holds Dozens of Meetings with MEPs Despite Parliament Ban
Transparency International reveals that despite a ban on Amazon visits to the European Parliament, 66 meetings between Amazon representatives and MEPs occurred between June 2024 and June 2025, with the true number likely higher due to under-reporting.
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44% Bias Score
Transparent 2025 Mexican Judicial Elections Reveal Overt Ruling Party Control
The 2025 Mexican judicial elections, held between February 5th and June 2nd, openly displayed the ruling party's efforts to gain control of the judiciary, using visible irregularities such as manipulated ballots and vote-buying, resulting in the election of numerous candidates with ties to the rulin...
Transparent 2025 Mexican Judicial Elections Reveal Overt Ruling Party Control
The 2025 Mexican judicial elections, held between February 5th and June 2nd, openly displayed the ruling party's efforts to gain control of the judiciary, using visible irregularities such as manipulated ballots and vote-buying, resulting in the election of numerous candidates with ties to the rulin...
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60% Bias Score
Demolition of Mexican Cultural Center Sparks Outrage
In Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico, the demolition of the Ciudad de las Artes to build a 12,600-seat soccer stadium has sparked outrage due to lack of transparency, public consultation, and details on funding and environmental impact, prompting a lawmaker to demand its halt.
Demolition of Mexican Cultural Center Sparks Outrage
In Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico, the demolition of the Ciudad de las Artes to build a 12,600-seat soccer stadium has sparked outrage due to lack of transparency, public consultation, and details on funding and environmental impact, prompting a lawmaker to demand its halt.
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52% Bias Score
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