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EU Considers Carry-On Baggage Fees, Sparking Debate on Passenger Rights
The EU is debating charging for larger carry-on bags, with airlines supporting harmonization and consumer groups opposing potential cost increases and reduced passenger rights; the proposal is part of broader air passenger right reforms, including changes to delay compensation thresholds.
EU Considers Carry-On Baggage Fees, Sparking Debate on Passenger Rights
The EU is debating charging for larger carry-on bags, with airlines supporting harmonization and consumer groups opposing potential cost increases and reduced passenger rights; the proposal is part of broader air passenger right reforms, including changes to delay compensation thresholds.
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40% Bias Score
NSW Authority Fast-Tracks 100+ Housing Proposals, Aiming for 45,000 New Sydney Homes
The NSW government's three-person Housing Delivery Authority fast-tracked over 100 major housing proposals in Sydney in its first six months, aiming to deliver 45,000 new homes, primarily along existing and planned metro corridors, despite potential delays from existing planning hurdles.
NSW Authority Fast-Tracks 100+ Housing Proposals, Aiming for 45,000 New Sydney Homes
The NSW government's three-person Housing Delivery Authority fast-tracked over 100 major housing proposals in Sydney in its first six months, aiming to deliver 45,000 new homes, primarily along existing and planned metro corridors, despite potential delays from existing planning hurdles.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Unveils Stricter Traffic Code with Increased Fines and Camera Enforcement
Greece's new traffic code introduces stricter penalties and a point system for repeat traffic offenses, starting with higher fines and potentially license suspension, with cameras planned for July deployment in Athens to enhance enforcement.
Greece Unveils Stricter Traffic Code with Increased Fines and Camera Enforcement
Greece's new traffic code introduces stricter penalties and a point system for repeat traffic offenses, starting with higher fines and potentially license suspension, with cameras planned for July deployment in Athens to enhance enforcement.
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52% Bias Score
Swiss Cancels 1400 Flights Due to Pilot Shortage
Swiss International Air Lines is canceling roughly 1400 flights until October due to a pilot shortage, affecting numerous European and some long-haul routes; the airline is implementing several short-term solutions, including incentivizing extended work hours for existing pilots.
Swiss Cancels 1400 Flights Due to Pilot Shortage
Swiss International Air Lines is canceling roughly 1400 flights until October due to a pilot shortage, affecting numerous European and some long-haul routes; the airline is implementing several short-term solutions, including incentivizing extended work hours for existing pilots.
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24% Bias Score
French Assembly Rejects A69 Highway Bill, Project Faces Delays
The French National Assembly rejected a bill to expedite the A69 highway construction between Castres and Toulouse on June 2nd, sending it to a joint parliamentary committee despite support from the government and far-right; opponents see this as a power grab, while supporters prioritize project com...
French Assembly Rejects A69 Highway Bill, Project Faces Delays
The French National Assembly rejected a bill to expedite the A69 highway construction between Castres and Toulouse on June 2nd, sending it to a joint parliamentary committee despite support from the government and far-right; opponents see this as a power grab, while supporters prioritize project com...
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40% Bias Score
Spain Invests €250 Million to Humanize 146km of Roads
The Spanish Ministry of Transport is investing €250 million to improve 146 kilometers of roads in 58 municipalities, adding bike lanes and pedestrian walkways, funded by Next Generation EU funds, promoting sustainable mobility and transferring maintenance to municipalities post-completion.
Spain Invests €250 Million to Humanize 146km of Roads
The Spanish Ministry of Transport is investing €250 million to improve 146 kilometers of roads in 58 municipalities, adding bike lanes and pedestrian walkways, funded by Next Generation EU funds, promoting sustainable mobility and transferring maintenance to municipalities post-completion.
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40% Bias Score
Seven Dead in Dutch Truck Accident; Driver on Trial
Seven people died and seven others were injured when a truck driven by Juan S., a 47-year-old Spaniard, careened off a dike during a barbecue in Nieuw-Beijerland, Netherlands, on August 27, 2022; S. is now on trial, with evidence suggesting a history of drug use and a possible epileptic seizure.
Seven Dead in Dutch Truck Accident; Driver on Trial
Seven people died and seven others were injured when a truck driven by Juan S., a 47-year-old Spaniard, careened off a dike during a barbecue in Nieuw-Beijerland, Netherlands, on August 27, 2022; S. is now on trial, with evidence suggesting a history of drug use and a possible epileptic seizure.
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36% Bias Score
Madrid's Public Transport Scores High, While Cercanías-Renfe Lags
A user satisfaction survey reveals that Madrid's regional public transport received an 8.03 rating, the highest in five years, while Cercanías-Renfe's rating dropped to 6.75, prompting criticism of central government investment.
Madrid's Public Transport Scores High, While Cercanías-Renfe Lags
A user satisfaction survey reveals that Madrid's regional public transport received an 8.03 rating, the highest in five years, while Cercanías-Renfe's rating dropped to 6.75, prompting criticism of central government investment.
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48% Bias Score
Record High Crime Rates on Britain's Railways Raise Safety Concerns
British Transport Police recorded 80,000 crimes on Britain's railways in 2023-2024, a 55% increase since 2014; violent and sexual offences have more than doubled, with the highest rates reported at smaller, unstaffed stations despite having the lowest footfall.
Record High Crime Rates on Britain's Railways Raise Safety Concerns
British Transport Police recorded 80,000 crimes on Britain's railways in 2023-2024, a 55% increase since 2014; violent and sexual offences have more than doubled, with the highest rates reported at smaller, unstaffed stations despite having the lowest footfall.
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60% Bias Score
Crete's BOAK Highway: €400 Million 'Shadow Toll' Subsidy Approved
The Greek Parliament approved a €400 million, 35-year subsidy for the Crete North Road Axis (BOAK) project using a 'shadow toll' system; the concessionaire, Diktaion Concessions, will receive 64.62% of toll revenue, but this can decrease if investment return exceeds 14%.
Crete's BOAK Highway: €400 Million 'Shadow Toll' Subsidy Approved
The Greek Parliament approved a €400 million, 35-year subsidy for the Crete North Road Axis (BOAK) project using a 'shadow toll' system; the concessionaire, Diktaion Concessions, will receive 64.62% of toll revenue, but this can decrease if investment return exceeds 14%.
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48% Bias Score
World Bank Funds $219.8 Million for Climate-Resilient Roads in Mali
The World Bank granted Mali $219.8 million to improve the climate resilience of its road network, focusing on the 137.7 km Diéma-Sandaré section of the Bamako-Dakar Corridor and ancillary facilities, indirectly benefiting approximately one million people.
World Bank Funds $219.8 Million for Climate-Resilient Roads in Mali
The World Bank granted Mali $219.8 million to improve the climate resilience of its road network, focusing on the 137.7 km Diéma-Sandaré section of the Bamako-Dakar Corridor and ancillary facilities, indirectly benefiting approximately one million people.
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36% Bias Score
Greek Ferry Workers Strike over Adriatic Sea Understaffing
Greek ferry workers on the Patra-Igoumenitsa-Italy route initiated a 48-hour strike on June 3-4, 2025, due to critical understaffing and resulting safety concerns, demanding solutions from the government and employers after previous unmet promises.
Greek Ferry Workers Strike over Adriatic Sea Understaffing
Greek ferry workers on the Patra-Igoumenitsa-Italy route initiated a 48-hour strike on June 3-4, 2025, due to critical understaffing and resulting safety concerns, demanding solutions from the government and employers after previous unmet promises.
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40% Bias Score
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