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Italy Approves Controversial €13.5 Billion Strait of Messina Bridge
The Italian government approved a €13.5 billion plan to build a 3.3-kilometer bridge connecting Sicily to mainland Italy by 2032, despite concerns about its cost, earthquake risks, environmental impact, and potential mafia infiltration; the project is expected to boost the economy of Southern Italy ...
Italy Approves Controversial €13.5 Billion Strait of Messina Bridge
The Italian government approved a €13.5 billion plan to build a 3.3-kilometer bridge connecting Sicily to mainland Italy by 2032, despite concerns about its cost, earthquake risks, environmental impact, and potential mafia infiltration; the project is expected to boost the economy of Southern Italy ...
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44% Bias Score
Airline Hand Luggage Fees: A Clash of Convenience and Cost
Airlines are cracking down on hand luggage size, leading to unexpected charges at the gate; the EU has standardized cabin bag sizes, but the UK hasn't; this highlights the trade-off between low fares and free baggage.
Airline Hand Luggage Fees: A Clash of Convenience and Cost
Airlines are cracking down on hand luggage size, leading to unexpected charges at the gate; the EU has standardized cabin bag sizes, but the UK hasn't; this highlights the trade-off between low fares and free baggage.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Curbs Rail Track Fees to Prevent Fare Hikes
The German government is lowering the equity interest rate for DB InfraGo to curb rising track access charges, aiming to prevent significant fare increases in 2026 and ease cost pressure on the rail industry; this is a first step towards a planned reform of track prices.
Germany Curbs Rail Track Fees to Prevent Fare Hikes
The German government is lowering the equity interest rate for DB InfraGo to curb rising track access charges, aiming to prevent significant fare increases in 2026 and ease cost pressure on the rail industry; this is a first step towards a planned reform of track prices.
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32% Bias Score
Medical Transport Plane Crash Kills Four in Arizona
A Beechcraft King Air 300 medical transport plane crashed near Chinle, Arizona, on Tuesday, killing four people—two pilots and two medical personnel—while attempting to land; the NTSB and FAA are investigating.
Medical Transport Plane Crash Kills Four in Arizona
A Beechcraft King Air 300 medical transport plane crashed near Chinle, Arizona, on Tuesday, killing four people—two pilots and two medical personnel—while attempting to land; the NTSB and FAA are investigating.
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24% Bias Score
Melbourne Police Launch Crackdown on Illegal E-bikes
Victoria Police launched "Operation Consider" on Wednesday to combat the rise in e-bike crashes in Melbourne, which increased by 82% from 79 incidents in 2023 to 144 in 2024; police will enforce e-bike regulations with fines up to \$1018.
Melbourne Police Launch Crackdown on Illegal E-bikes
Victoria Police launched "Operation Consider" on Wednesday to combat the rise in e-bike crashes in Melbourne, which increased by 82% from 79 incidents in 2023 to 144 in 2024; police will enforce e-bike regulations with fines up to \$1018.
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44% Bias Score
Schiphol Airport Solar Panel Glare Requires Partial Removal
Due to dangerous glare from a solar park near Schiphol Airport, some panels must be removed by September 1st to prevent runway closures, while solutions for the remaining panels are explored, highlighting conflicts between renewable energy and aviation safety.
Schiphol Airport Solar Panel Glare Requires Partial Removal
Due to dangerous glare from a solar park near Schiphol Airport, some panels must be removed by September 1st to prevent runway closures, while solutions for the remaining panels are explored, highlighting conflicts between renewable energy and aviation safety.
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52% Bias Score
Italy Approves Construction of World's Longest Suspension Bridge
Italy approved the construction of the Strait of Messina Bridge, a \$15.5 billion project expected to be completed by 2032, despite concerns about earthquakes, environmental impacts, and organized crime.
Italy Approves Construction of World's Longest Suspension Bridge
Italy approved the construction of the Strait of Messina Bridge, a \$15.5 billion project expected to be completed by 2032, despite concerns about earthquakes, environmental impacts, and organized crime.
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16% Bias Score
Greek Ferry Grounds Near Nea Styra, Raising Safety Concerns
On Tuesday afternoon, the ferry boat "Panagia Paravouniotissa" carrying 105 passengers and 9 crew members ran aground near Nea Styra, Evia, Greece, prompting a passenger to report communication failures and a delayed response from the ferry company. All passengers and crew were safely evacuated.
Greek Ferry Grounds Near Nea Styra, Raising Safety Concerns
On Tuesday afternoon, the ferry boat "Panagia Paravouniotissa" carrying 105 passengers and 9 crew members ran aground near Nea Styra, Evia, Greece, prompting a passenger to report communication failures and a delayed response from the ferry company. All passengers and crew were safely evacuated.
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48% Bias Score
Bus-Train Collision in Russia Leaves One Dead, Sixteen Injured
A tourist bus collided with a freight train on August 4th in Leningrad Oblast, Russia, after running a red light at a railroad crossing, resulting in one death and sixteen injuries; the driver has been charged but released pending further investigation.
Bus-Train Collision in Russia Leaves One Dead, Sixteen Injured
A tourist bus collided with a freight train on August 4th in Leningrad Oblast, Russia, after running a red light at a railroad crossing, resulting in one death and sixteen injuries; the driver has been charged but released pending further investigation.
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44% Bias Score
UK Halts Rail Electrification, Prioritizing Airport Expansion
The UK government cancelled the Midland Main Line electrification for the third time, favoring airport expansion despite the environmental implications, leaving four diesel trains an hour to ply the route and increasing air pollution and fossil fuel consumption.
UK Halts Rail Electrification, Prioritizing Airport Expansion
The UK government cancelled the Midland Main Line electrification for the third time, favoring airport expansion despite the environmental implications, leaving four diesel trains an hour to ply the route and increasing air pollution and fossil fuel consumption.
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52% Bias Score
Bournemouth Airport Faces Potential Shutdown Amid Worker Strike Ballot
Around 80 Bournemouth Airport workers are voting on strike action over a rejected pay offer, potentially shutting down the airport in early September, impacting 950,000 annual passengers and flights to 34 destinations.
Bournemouth Airport Faces Potential Shutdown Amid Worker Strike Ballot
Around 80 Bournemouth Airport workers are voting on strike action over a rejected pay offer, potentially shutting down the airport in early September, impacting 950,000 annual passengers and flights to 34 destinations.
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52% Bias Score
Helsinki Achieves Zero Traffic Fatalities in 2025: A European First
Helsinki, Finland, reported zero traffic fatalities in 2025, a first for an EU capital, attributed to factors including widespread 30 km/h zones, improved infrastructure, increased traffic cameras, and strict traffic laws. This contrasts with Amsterdam's 44 traffic fatalities in 2024.
Helsinki Achieves Zero Traffic Fatalities in 2025: A European First
Helsinki, Finland, reported zero traffic fatalities in 2025, a first for an EU capital, attributed to factors including widespread 30 km/h zones, improved infrastructure, increased traffic cameras, and strict traffic laws. This contrasts with Amsterdam's 44 traffic fatalities in 2024.
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40% Bias Score
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