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Organisers say 450,000 marched for France's schools; the interior ministry says 256,000
Pupils, students, parents and teachers marched in about thirty French cities on Tuesday over the state of the schools. The two crowd counts are far apart. So are …
Teacher shortages, say Der Standard and Svenska Dagbladet; terror chants and an LFI-linked leader, says Le Figaro
French pupils have been protesting since late September. Three of seven reports say what the protest is against. Le Figaro's four pieces lead with an injured teenager, a …
Hanning bought 2,000 files for his consultancy, says Brussels Signal; Público says he passed state secrets to foreign spies
Germany has arrested August Hanning, who ran its foreign intelligence service from 1998 to 2005. All seven reports we hold say he is suspected of espionage. They disagree …
Ex-spy chief Hanning: Interfax, citing AP, says he was held in Bavaria, Suspilne says at his home near Münster; RT says 'charges', four reports say suspicion
August Hanning ran Germany's foreign intelligence service from 1998 to 2005. Four reports say he was detained on 6 October on suspicion of espionage. Two of them put …
Le Figaro says France's school protest was 'down' on Monday; Libération says unions join on Tuesday; Mediapart counts teenagers hurt by police 'by the dozens'
Three Paris newspapers published within five minutes of each other on Monday evening. They disagree on whether a protest led by secondary-school students is shrinking or growing, and …
taz says the SPD wants China tariffs and Merz's bloc is sceptical; Frankfurter Allgemeine says Merz himself demands the weapon
Two German papers, published 15 minutes apart, name opposite sides of Berlin's coalition as the force behind a tougher EU line on Chinese trade. Neither names the EU …
Libération says Sánchez was 'cornered' into a 29 November election; Der Standard says he 'sees a chance' in it
Spain's prime minister called an early general election on 5 October after parliament rejected his housing reform. Nine reports from five countries agree on the date and the …
Le Figaro's police source says the Lens boy picked up the grenade to throw it back; De Telegraaf says police fired it; Libération says the circumstances are not known
A 15-year-old pupil lost a hand on Monday 5 October during a school blockade in Lens, northern France. Six European outlets reported it. One says police fired the …
Regnum says NATO's general is preparing 'a plan of war against Russia'; Obozrevatel says NATO is planning 'to repel a Russian attack', and both cite the same Bloomberg report
A Russian outlet and a Ukrainian outlet relay one Bloomberg report on a new NATO concept called the 'Theory of Victory'. Regnum's headline casts NATO as the attacker …
Zelensky puts Ukraine's shortfall at $4bn; a Life.ru report on a French critic says $20bn
As Germany's chancellor visited Kyiv on Sunday, two reports gave two sizes for Ukraine's budget gap. Neither says what its figure counts or over what period, and no …
Magyar Nemzet calls Merz's Kyiv aid 'brutal'; Welt's expert says it is 'hard German security interest', not alms
Germany's chancellor visited Kyiv on Sunday as a drone hit a bridge over the Dnipro. Four outlets led on four different things. None of the reports we hold …
Spain's housing protests: FAZ sees a lifeline for Sánchez, Deník N sees speculators evicting a grandmother
Tens of thousands marched after a rent reform failed in parliament. A Polish paper, a Czech paper and two German papers tell it as an election story, a …
Politico and HotNews.ro: Moscow is answering Zelensky's refinery threat. Gazeta Wyborcza: Zelensky is answering Russia's raids on Kyiv
Russia said on Sunday it will step up strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions. Three of the five reports we hold present that as a reply to …
Der Standard says 5,000 arrests and Brussels Signal says thousands, while the French papers give the minister's 400 to 500 schools shut and no arrest figure
A week of lycée blockades in France ends with hundreds of schools shut for Monday, the day before an education strike. The reports agree on that much. They …
Reuters leads on a police chief's 'out of control'; Suspilne leads on missing teachers
About 5,000 people, mostly teenagers, have been detained in France's school protests since Monday. Three of five reports lead with the Paris police chief's warning. One leads with …
Mediapart leads with an evicted 87-year-old; Obozrevatel says only that Spain's "legislators did not agree"
On Friday Spain's parliament rejected the government's measures for tenants, and people marched for housing. Mediapart and Obozrevatel agree on the vote but tell different stories about who …
Welt says Steinmeier also turned on the media; HotNews says he warned of Weimar
Two outlets report Germany's president's Unity Day speech. Both say he warned that the demagogy of extremists endangers the country's unity. Each carries one claim the other leaves …
French school blockades: Greek paper says police and protesters were both violent, Le Figaro's interviewee blames only the youths
The blockades of French lycées are in their second week. Efimerida ton Syntakton reports a pupil who lost an eye and says both sides were violent. Le Figaro's …
Obozrevatel calls Poland's draft a 'pre-war law'; Life.ru calls it a bill on the country's readiness for war
Two reports filed eight minutes apart describe one Polish defence bill. They agree it exists. They disagree on what it is called, and only one says it is …
taz says Berlin's coalition is fighting over a sugar tax; Der Standard says over care
Two reports on the strain in Germany's CDU/CSU–SPD government name two different issues. Only Der Standard reports that the federal president phoned two ministers, and it credits that …
Spain's rent bills: Dagens Nyheter says 'regional separatists' could sink them and an election 'will be called'; iDNES names no blocker and says only some in the coalition want a vote
Spain's Congress votes on Friday on two government bills to protect tenants. Two European papers agree on the vote. They do not agree on who would defeat the …
France's pupil protests: FAZ says 400 schools shut, iDNES says about 100 damaged; the government blames the left, taz calls it a suspicion
Seven outlets in five countries covered the school protests in France on Friday. They count different things, lead with different victims, and only the government says the left …
The Independent says Messi "completes takeover" of Eldense; An-Nahar says the deal still awaits regulatory approval
Two reports published four minutes apart on 1 October disagree on whether Lionel Messi owns a second Spanish club yet. Neither gives a price.
Mediapart says France's 2027 budget means spending cuts, Le Figaro says a VAT rise for Canal+, Libération says a warning of chaos
Three French outlets reported the 2027 budget on 1 October, and each said it was something different. One saw spending cuts, one saw a tax rise for a …
France's fiscal watchdog: Le Figaro leads on a 2029 goal 'very unlikely', Libération on 2027 plans 'optimistic'
The Haut Conseil des finances publiques gave its opinion on the 2027 budget on 1 October. Two papers quote it on two different years, with two different degrees …
French school protests: a Greek paper says 'over 400 arrests' and 'police violence'; Frankfurter Allgemeine says about 120 injured; Le Figaro says 'excesses' needing a firm penal response
Pupils in France have blockaded schools for days over teacher shortages and run-down buildings. On Thursday the protest reached the universities and the government called a crisis meeting. …
Guardian: rejoining the EU is one 'option' for Burnham; Independent: he has 'opened the door'
The Prime Minister told Labour's conference that rejoining the European Union is among the options his government will look at. Two papers describe that differently. One reports a …
Brussels says the money is found for 2026; Zelensky says 2026–2027; one headline says $27bn
The European Commission and Ukraine said on 1 October that they had found the means to cover Ukraine's budget and defence needs for 2026. Ukrainian outlets reported different …
Reuters says camps across Spain want housing measures; The Independent says Madrid is protesting one 87-year-old's eviction
Two reports on the same day's housing protests disagree on where they are and what set them off. Reuters describes camps across Spain with a policy demand. The …
Le Figaro writes 'blockade' and leads with Macron on violence; Libération writes 'mobilisation' and leads with the young man's bloodied face
A young man is in hospital in Tours with head injuries after a possible police rubber-bullet shot, and the police inspectorate has been called in. Two French papers …
Reuters calls Moscow's corporate seizures a message to the EU; Regnum and Vedomosti report a court taking 8 million Rusagro shares
On 29 September a Moscow court took nearly 8 million Rusagro shares from the founder's sister and nephew. Two Russian outlets report it as a court ruling and …
Bagayoko denies lighting the bin, Le Figaro reports; Libération says a longer video shows him stopping damage
A clip of Saint-Denis's mayor beside a burning bin at a school blockade spread on 29 September. Le Figaro leads with his denial and with his opponents calling …
Libération says Spain 'announces' an eviction ban to 2030; Brussels Signal says Sánchez lacks the votes to pass it
Spain's minority government agreed two housing decrees on Tuesday. Six reports give them four different statuses: announced, approved, proposed, and short of votes. Congress still has to validate …
RTÉ says the new €2 parcel fee applies 'regardless of value'; TheJournal.ie sets it beside the €150 duty and does not say
From 1 November, Irish online shoppers pay a non-refundable €2 fee on each distinct report shipped from outside the EU, including from Great Britain. Two Irish outlets report …
Reuters calls her a 'vulnerable woman' left to sleep in a car; Público says she is 87 and lived in her home for 70 years
Two reports on 28 September describe an eviction in Spain. One tells it as a personal hardship, the other as the start of a protest. Neither names the …
French school protests: De Telegraaf counts 27 injured, Welt says 'dozens' — and Libération, on Tuesday's strike, mentions no violence
Two reports say 164 people were arrested at school protests in France on Monday. They disagree on how many were injured and on who acted. A third report …
Welt calls it an 'existential crisis' and Magyar Nemzet says Merz's party is crumbling, while FAZ and taz report a committee seat and a beach chair
Four reports on the CDU, all filed on 28 September. Two say the chancellor's party is in crisis, in their own voice. Two report one politician stepping back …
Brussels Signal says 72 Moroccan military personnel are inside Ceuta; El Mundo reports a Spanish row over who was warned
Two reports on the Ceuta swim crossing tell two different stories. Brussels Signal says Spanish intelligence found 72 Moroccan military personnel in the city. El Mundo carries no …
De Telegraaf says 30,000 marched on Saturday, Der Freitag says tens of thousands on Sunday — and PP and Vox blame different culprits
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, was evicted from the Madrid flat she had lived in for 70 years. A camp in the Puerta del Sol followed. The reports we hold …
RIA Novosti says the Pope asked Europe to give ground; Censor.NET says he asked the parties to the talks
Pope Leo XIV told European leaders in Metz that peace needs concessions. Three reports we hold name three different parties as the ones asked to concede. The only …
Regnum calls it a "price crisis", Life.ru says "rising prices" and "tightening belts": both are reading one EU letter through Politico
Two Russian outlets report that EU energy commissioner Dan Jørgensen asked member states to cut gas and electricity demand. Both rely on Politico's reading of the letter. Neither …
Frankfurter Allgemeine calls Wadephul's meeting with Lavrov 'a handshake at the wrong time'; Welt calls it 'an important signal'
Germany's foreign minister met Russia's on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. Two German papers reach opposite verdicts. Neither says what the two men said.
Moscow says Wadephul asked to meet Lavrov to lift Merz's ratings; The Insider calls it the first such meeting since the full-scale invasion
Germany's and Russia's foreign ministers met at the UN General Assembly in New York. Six of the eight reports we hold rest on a Russian official. None quotes …
French climate marches: An-Nahar says 'thousands' took part, Mediapart gives the organisers' 100,000
Marchers in about 250 French towns asked for climate plans paid for by taxing the superprofits of fossil-fuel and arms companies and the largest fortunes. The two reports …
Madrid eviction: An-Nahar says a buyer raised an 87-year-old's rent 275%; Observador gives no cause
Thousands marched in Madrid on Saturday over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from the flat she had lived in for 70 years. One report we hold names …
NOS counts 600,000 who registered, Le Figaro says "several hundred thousand"; Libération sees "on est chez nous", Mediapart's expert sees a search for meaning
Pope Leo XIV said mass on the Place de la Concorde on the second day of a four-day visit to France. The reports we hold do not agree …
TASS says the EU 'approves' €6.6bn for Ukraine; three outlets say only the conditions were agreed
Seven reports on 25 September covered the same step on the EU fund that repays member states for weapons sent to Ukraine. They disagree on whether the money …
LBCI puts Macron's Yanbu 'protection' in quotation marks, Libération ties it to fuel prices, Le Figaro leads on a strike warning
President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that France would send military assets to Saudi Arabia's Red Sea oil port of Yanbu. Six reports from four outlets carry the …
Le Figaro names a Ukrainian attacker and four hurt, quoting police on five; Telex says the dead man was a priest
One person died in a knife attack at an abbey in eastern Poland on Thursday. The three reports we hold do not agree on who the attacker was, …
Starlink station fire in Poland: Ukrinform reports "likely" Russian sabotage, Censor.NET leads with arson or a short circuit
A Starlink ground station burned in Poland's Masovian Voivodeship. Ukrinform, citing Poland's deputy prime minister, calls it likely Russian sabotage aimed at Ukraine's front line. Censor.NET says arson …
De Telegraaf calls the Usmanov and Fridman delistings Kremlin blackmail; Latvia's prime minister, in Espreso TV, calls them the lesser of two bad options
The EU renewed its personal sanctions on Russia to 2029 and dropped two billionaires. A Dutch paper says Putin's pressure worked. A Ukrainian channel tells it through Latvia, …
NOS says a union pushed the Colosseum's full closure; HotNews and Rzeczpospolita credit the authorities
A 22-year-old technician fell about ten metres while installing lights at the Colosseum. The site was shut on Wednesday. Three reports give three answers on who closed it, …
Welt says thousands are camped in Ceuta and Spain is doing little; El Mundo says 2,000-plus, a calm border and police clearing camps
People have been camped in Spain's enclave on Morocco's border for two months, according to Welt. Two centre-right papers, one German and one Spanish, disagree on how many …
Russian helicopter over Poland: Le Figaro says 'accused', Wyborcza says 'violated', and iDNES puts the 300 metres at the border
Five European outlets reported one Polish military statement on 23 September. Four give the same 42 seconds. They differ on how sure to be, and on what the …
Dagens Nyheter says France got two oligarchs off the list; taz says 'the EU' struck them
The Union renewed its Russia sanctions, but Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman came off the list. A Swedish paper names France and hints at a reward. A German …
Espreso TV counts 42 seconds over Braniewo; Kyiv Post says only "briefly"
Five reports say a Russian Mi-8 crossed into Polish airspace on 23 September. All five trace to one Polish military statement. One kept the numbers in it. None …
De Standaard says France and Luxembourg asked for it; Espreso TV says Slovakia demanded it first
The EU rolled its Russia blacklist forward to 2029 and took Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Fridman off it. Seven reports agree on the decision and not on who …
Le Figaro says the target was a mosque, Der Standard says a school
Polish prosecutors have charged a 17-year-old over a planned attack. The two reports we hold name different intended targets, and neither mentions the other's.
iDNES: American soldiers "on their way" to Lithuania. Rzeczpospolita, an hour earlier: Washington "has not yet decided" on its forces in Europe
Two reports twenty minutes apart read American intent on NATO's eastern flank in opposite directions. Vilnius says the soldiers are moving. Warsaw says nothing is settled. No American …
Ukrainska Pravda says Slovakia and France stalled the EU's Putin sanctions; Reuters says two Russia-linked tycoons come off the list
On 21 September EU ambassadors met to renew the sanctions on Russia's leaders. Two reports on the talks came out five minutes apart. One says the renewal failed. …
Politico: EU deadlocked over one French request. HotNews, citing AFP: all Russia sanctions could lapse
France wants the Russian-Uzbek billionaire Alisher Usmanov taken off the EU's Russia sanctions list. Politico Europe reports a deadlock over one name. HotNews.ro, citing Agence France-Presse, says about …
RTÉ says 'occupied Palestinian territories', TheJournal.ie says 'Palestine' as McEntee tells EU its credibility 'is gone'
Ireland's foreign minister said in New York that the EU is 'failing' on Israel. Three Irish reports carry her words. They name the place two ways, and one …
Espreso says Slovakia wants Usmanov and Fridman off the EU list; Ziarul de Gardă says France alone is blocking, over Usmanov
The EU's personal sanctions on Russia need every member's consent to renew. Two reports blame different capitals for the delay, and neither names an official.
El Mundo says the two leaders backed a Canada–EU "alliance of the future"; France 24 says "two great independent nations"
Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney met on a French island off Newfoundland on Sunday. One report names Trump, two name the European Union, one names a bank exploring …
Der Standard says four Italian warships for Bab al-Mandab; the Frankfurter Allgemeine says one more frigate, if Brussels pays
Two European papers describe different Italian commitments to the same strait on the same day. Asharq Al-Awsat calls the force that hit Riyadh "the terrorist Houthi militia"; the …
France's housing-benefit freeze: "a small effort from everyone" to Le Figaro's minister, "cuts on the poor" in Mediapart
The French government will freeze housing benefit next year as part of its 2027 budget. Le Figaro leads with the housing minister's own words. Mediapart leads with charities' …
Le Figaro says France Inter gave in to unions and cut Charles Sapin's editorial; Libération says Sapin refused to turn it into a debate
France Inter's public radio is ending an editorial slot held by an editor of the right-wing weekly Valeurs actuelles. Two Paris papers name different actors. Le Figaro blames …
Der Standard and De Telegraaf say 17 cents a litre has been agreed; taz says 14 cents is still being negotiated
Three reports on Germany's plan to cut fuel prices were published within 23 minutes on 18 September. They disagree on the size of the cut, on whether it …
France 24 says Macron met French party leaders on energy; Vedomosti's headline says he is calling a G7 summit
Two reports filed ten minutes apart on 18 September describe a meeting Emmanuel Macron called over record energy prices. One says it was a meeting at the Élysée …
Kallas says the EU's Red Sea mission is on alert; Italy's defence minister says only Italy and Greece are really helping
The Houthis are advancing along Yemen's Red Sea coast. The Jerusalem Post reports that the EU's naval mission, Aspides, has raised its alert level. An-Nahar quotes Italy's defence …
Kyiv's press calls the Carpathian summit a new European union; Russia's Life.ru says Tusk used it to put Kyiv above Polish dead
Leaders or senior officials of the Carpathian states met in Ukraine's Ivano-Frankivsk region on 18 September. Ukrainian outlets reported a new bloc, a €1bn investment claim and an …
Novaya Gazeta Europe says a six-month rollover failed, Espreso says France and Slovakia blocked twelve months, and only Espreso says why Paris wants Usmanov off the list
The EU's list of about 3,000 Russian people and companies was extended by one week on 14 September. The way out now on the table would unfreeze Alisher …
Tusk says a petrol station was "probably" hit; Poland's defence ministry says no drones were seen
Poland shut part of its airspace and two eastern airports and put fighter jets up on Thursday morning, then stood the measures down. The two reports we hold …
Trump calls the Canada plan 'laughable'; the Guardian says 'no one seems to know what that means'
The EU has offered Canada a status that, on ABC News (Australia)'s account, does not yet exist. Five reports describe it five ways, and the one hard number …
The Washington Post says the worst is still to come; Le Figaro says 88% expect the gilets jaunes back; Libération says the fight is heat in the refineries
Four reports on a fuel price rise, from three outlets in two countries. Not one of them gives a price.
Jerusalem Post: Canada may become the EU's "first associate member". Frankfurter Allgemeine: "what is that supposed to be?"
Ursula von der Leyen made the offer in her State of the Union speech, with Canada's prime minister sitting in the chamber. Five reports describe an offer none …
Digi24 says the beach drone was "ready to detonate"; Politico says nobody has established what it was doing
Prosecutors in Poznań say a Russian drone found on Poland's Baltic shore carried an explosive warhead. Four reports, four different things done with that one fact.
The Guardian says a ban for under-13s, TheJournal.ie says restrictions for under-15s — RTÉ prints a third age
Five reports on one speech in Strasbourg, filed inside nine hours. Four put the ban at 13, one headline puts it at 15, and none of them says …
El Mundo says 'five years in prison'; Libération says five years, one of them firm, under an electronic tag
Both reports give a five-year sentence for sexual assaults on nine children at a Paris state school. Only Libération says that just one year is firm, and that …
Rutte calls the train strike Putin's "desperation"; Pistorius calls it "a deliberate escalation"
A Russian drone hit a Kyiv–Warsaw passenger train on 13 September. Four capitals gave it four meanings. One report in five says nobody was hurt.
Digi24 says Finland is the tenth under France's nuclear umbrella; HotNews.ro gives no number
Finland joined France's extended nuclear deterrence at the EU's Arctic summit in Rovaniemi. Two reports, two names for the arrangement, and one count between them.
NATO's Rutte says the train strike shows Putin is "desperate"; the Kremlin says its army "will continue its mission"
A Russian drone hit the locomotive of a Kyiv–Warsaw train two kilometres from the Polish border. Eight reports agree nobody was hurt, and agree on almost nothing else.
Life.ru says Poland may have shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29; Censor.NET says it nearly did
Both cite the same Rzeczpospolita interview with Poland's operational commander. One has Poland conceding a hit, the other a jet nobody saw. Neither says an aircraft was lost.
Kyiv Post says Germany "sends" up to 1,000 troops to Lithuania; Vedomosti, The Insider and Regnum say it will compel them
Five reports in 51 minutes, four of them crediting one German newspaper, two verbs for the same order. None carries a word from the German defence ministry.
The Insider says a locomotive, the Jerusalem Post says a truck, Ziarul de Gardă says a filling station
Six reports on one morning of Russian drones two kilometres from Poland. Four different objects are named as hit, and one headline puts Boris Johnson on the train …
Observador says knife fights in Ceuta; Magyar Nemzet says Ceuta "is not emptying"
Two reports, nine minutes apart, on the same stretch of Spain's African border. Neither carries the other's central fact, and neither names a single person.
Merz says "ethnic cleansing", the AfD says defamation, a Welt expert says a ban "wäre ein großer Fehler"
Four reports on one dispute. Three of them carry a fact no other report we hold confirms or denies, no AfD figure is quoted in their own words, …
Two kilometres from Poland, say Ukraine's railways — one, and five, says Warsaw's defence minister
A Russian drone hit the locomotive of the Kyiv–Warsaw train inside Ukraine on Sunday. No report we hold carries an injury. They differ on how close to Poland …
Guardian: a drone hit the Kyiv–Warsaw train. Independent: it hit a locomotive in the sidings
Two London papers published 13 minutes apart on the same strike near the Polish border. One says the passenger service was hit. The other says the moving train …
Obozrevatel says Russia hit "the train in which Boris Johnson was"; Espreso and Life.ru say his train stopped short and was evacuated
A Russian drone hit the locomotive of the Kyiv–Warsaw service two kilometres from the Polish border. Poland's interior minister called Russia "an enemy of the free world"; one …
Le Figaro says it revealed «un document interne du gouvernement»; Libération says Lecornu «a annoncé sur X»
Two French papers carry the same cut to tax on family gifts. One reports it as a document it obtained, the other as the prime minister's own post. …
Digi24 says the AfD won Saxony-Anhalt; the German reports say "shock", "hopeless" and "the firewall does not work"
Five reports on one German state election, filed within ninety minutes of each other. One names a winner. None gives a number.
iDNES says sabotage, Le Figaro says a malicious act — and 43 hurt, or 44
A train came off the rails near Rouen on Friday evening. By Saturday lunchtime six reports carried three counts of the hurt and four words for what happened.
"Ehemalige EU-Kommissarin" or the woman who "lutou pelo acesso ao aborto": papers split on who Emma Bonino was
Emma Bonino has died at 78. Three of five headlines remember a European. Two remember a campaigner for abortion and women's rights.
Politico says Hamas planned 'Berlin-Vienna attacks'; Der Standard asks whether Austria was a target at all
Germany's federal prosecutor has charged seven men accused of Hamas membership. Four outlets give three different answers on where the attack was aimed and at whom.
One PISA round, three culprits: Welt asks about immigration, the PP blames the Ley Celaá, Lisbon's minister blames phones
Three reports carried the new PISA results within 29 minutes on 10 September. Each named a different cause. None gave a score.
Politico Europe says the released files show Spain was warned; El Mundo's two reports never mention them
One report we hold says declassified notes contradict the government's account of Ceuta. The other two, same city and same day, are about what the crossing means and …
Ceuta's president says Morocco is harassing the city; Sánchez says Spain "should prepare better"
Three reports on the same weeks in Spain's African enclave name three different subjects — Morocco, Spanish preparation, Spanish polling. None of them counts the people who crossed.
Politico calls it an "offener Machtkampf" in the AfD; Der Freitag calls the slogan the plan
Seven reports from five countries on the AfD's 43.8 percent in Saxony-Anhalt. They share the number and little after it: what the party wants, what the CDU should …
Haaretz calls Israel's answer a "nothingburger"; Al Jazeera counts four countermeasures
Ten reports on Britain's ban on settlement goods, all filed on one day. Two put a number on what either side did. Two deliver a verdict in their …
Espreso TV says Ukraine buys the Patriot missiles on an EU loan; Interfax says Europe buys them from the United States
Five reports on one air-defence meeting. Two carry Ukraine's figure of about 1,000 interceptors; one says most arrive only in coming years.
Welt reports Wüst seeking a working group to examine an AfD ban; Brussels Signal says he "breaks CDU ranks"
Nine reports on the Sachsen-Anhalt result carry four different remedies — a ban commission, a coalition with the BSW, a red capital, a new chancellor. Not one carries …
RTÉ says the thieves dropped two Renoirs, TheJournal.ie says one
Five reports on one break-in at Cagnes-sur-Mer. Four say four works were taken. Two headlines say three were stolen. Not one quotes the museum or the police.
Ukrainska Pravda says missiles for Patriot, Vedomosti says components
EU states freed €3.2bn for Ukraine's air defence on 8 September. Von der Leyen's quoted words say "components"; Ukraine's defence ministry says missiles. Four of six headlines say …
taz names „Daniel V.“; Welt and the SZ say only „ein 48-Jähriger aus Gevelsberg“
Police are still looking for the man they say fired wire over Germany's high-voltage lines. Of the five reports we hold, one prints his name, two carry the …
Welt: "classified as confirmed far-right". The agency copy taz runs: "far-right in parts"
The AfD took 43.8% and 39 of 83 seats in Saxony-Anhalt, three short of a majority. The reports we hold use four different words for the party, and …
ABC says 80,000 and "la invasión"; El País says "unos 70.000" and puts the word in Feijóo's mouth
Five weeks after the July crossing into Ceuta, the reports we hold disagree on how many people came, what to call it, and how many are still there. …
RTÉ says the Irish economy grew a healthy 3.1%. The Irish Times, from the same release, says growth stalled.
The Central Statistics Office published second-quarter national accounts — on Friday, according to the Irish Times. RTÉ made the half-year figure the story and called the growth healthy. …
Police say 10,000 in Magdeburg, the organisers 20,000, Le Figaro's reporter a few thousand
Saxony-Anhalt votes on Sunday and the AfD is expected to win. Seven reports cover the eve of it. Two counted the democracy rally in Magdeburg and produced three …
Welt counts 1.4 million records in the Berlin leak; FAZ measures the same haul at 5.8 terabytes
The data taken from Berlin's state network went up on the darknet on Friday, about an hour after a ransom deadline ran out and the Senate refused to …
Rzeczpospolita's headline detains two men. Wyborcza, quoting the police, counts one.
Police say they detained Roman Ż. in Silesia on Saturday afternoon and seized valuable watches and Zondacrypto papers. Both Polish papers we hold carry that, in the same …
Euractiv puts 80,000 across the Ceuta border in two days. El Mundo says thousands, ABC says invasion
Six reports describe the same two days at Ceuta's border with Morocco. One gives a figure — Euractiv's 80,000. Two say only thousands, three give nothing, and none …
Le Figaro says Putin ordered a three-day halt on Kyiv. NOS says both presidents agreed one, with no end date.
Witkoff and Kushner saw Putin at the Kremlin on Saturday. Four of the eight reports we hold on the day carry a pause in strikes on the two …
Von der Leyen calls Leipzig “a new escalation on European Union soil”. Trump says Putin has no intention of attacking NATO.
Germany blamed Russia on 1 September for a drone attack at Leipzig/Halle airport on 4 August. Three days later Donald Trump said Vladimir Putin would not attack NATO …
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Anyone hurt is counted, not named eight deaths given as a number only ×1Framing of motive The lede calls the denial a punishment and puts 'fake news' in quotation marks; the officials being sued are left unnamed ×1How the person shot is named a status, not a name: the only report that never uses either name calls him an illegal alien ×1How the place is described a party label attached to the city in the same clause as the casualty count ×1
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El Mundo
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Actor named The dispute is between named Spanish officials over who was warned. There is no figure of Moroccan personnel. ×1Actor named The dispute is between named officials, and the report carries no figure. ×1Asserted, not attributed defiance of a named president is stated flat as what the meeting was ×1Asserted not attributed States Moscow's own reason, retaliation, as fact ×1
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Measure chosen the only report we hold that breaks the result down by voters' age ×1Measure chosen the only report we hold that publishes how the age groups split ×1Which figure is used about 80,000 stated flat and unsourced — an order of magnitude above every other figure we hold ×1Which figure is used Puts 80,000 across the border in two days with no source for the figure and nobody attributed for it. ×1
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Gazeta Wyborcza
🇵🇱PL ·
newspaper · independent
What we have measured
Actor named Russia is named as acting against the bridge, in active voice ×1Asserted cause Voters' reason for backing the AfD is stated flat as a fact about the mainstream parties. ×1Asserted, not attributed the three-year gain is stated as what the deal would have secured, with no source ×1Asserted versus attributed the link between the pardons and the US talks is stated flat in the headline ×1
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Le Monde
Le Monde
🇫🇷FR ·
newspaper · independent
What we have measured
Anyone hurt named or counted the only death toll we hold; a round number, hedged, nobody named ×1Anyone hurt named or counted the only report we hold that gives a death toll; it counts, does not name ×1Who says the label flat in the headline, no source, no hedge ×1
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France 24
France 24
🇫🇷FR ·
public broadcaster · state-funded international
What we have measured
Actor label Hezbollah is identified by its backer. ×1Adversary left to inference the quote names independence but never who from; the report does not fill it in ×1Agency Uses active voice for both killings. The soldiers' account of the car-ramming is credited to the military, not stated as fact ×1A price without its measure above 100 dollars a barrel, with no benchmark named and no date for the comparison ×1
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