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European Nuclear Deterrence: Shifting Reliance and Public Opinion
A YouGov poll of over 9,400 people across seven European countries reveals that while France and the UK largely support maintaining their own nuclear arsenals, most other countries surveyed oppose developing their own.
European Nuclear Deterrence: Shifting Reliance and Public Opinion
A YouGov poll of over 9,400 people across seven European countries reveals that while France and the UK largely support maintaining their own nuclear arsenals, most other countries surveyed oppose developing their own.
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36% Bias Score
EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Threatens Brazilian Indigenous Rights
Representatives of Brazilian Indigenous groups traveled to Brussels to voice concerns about the EU-Mercosur trade deal, fearing increased deforestation and socio-environmental conflicts due to potential expansion of agriculture onto their ancestral lands, particularly given Brazil's new law restrict...
EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Threatens Brazilian Indigenous Rights
Representatives of Brazilian Indigenous groups traveled to Brussels to voice concerns about the EU-Mercosur trade deal, fearing increased deforestation and socio-environmental conflicts due to potential expansion of agriculture onto their ancestral lands, particularly given Brazil's new law restrict...
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44% Bias Score
TotalEnergies' LNG Deal Hinges on Fate of Controversial BC Pipeline
TotalEnergies signed a 20-year deal to buy two million tonnes of LNG annually from British Columbia's Ksi Lisims facility, but the project's associated pipeline faces cost overruns and environmental opposition, with its future hinging on government approval.
TotalEnergies' LNG Deal Hinges on Fate of Controversial BC Pipeline
TotalEnergies signed a 20-year deal to buy two million tonnes of LNG annually from British Columbia's Ksi Lisims facility, but the project's associated pipeline faces cost overruns and environmental opposition, with its future hinging on government approval.
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36% Bias Score
NATO Corruption Investigation Leads to Five Arrests
A corruption investigation involving NATO's Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) led to five arrests in Belgium and the Netherlands, raising concerns about the oversight of defense spending and contracts for ammunition and drones; the investigation extends to Italy, Spain, and the US.
NATO Corruption Investigation Leads to Five Arrests
A corruption investigation involving NATO's Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) led to five arrests in Belgium and the Netherlands, raising concerns about the oversight of defense spending and contracts for ammunition and drones; the investigation extends to Italy, Spain, and the US.
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24% Bias Score
Argentine Indigenous Communities Protest Lithium Mining, Citing Lack of Consent
Indigenous communities in Jujuy, Catamarca, and Mendoza, Argentina, are protesting lithium mining projects, alleging the absence of free, prior, and informed consent, despite government claims otherwise; they highlight environmental damage and broken promises, emphasizing the threat to their traditi...
Argentine Indigenous Communities Protest Lithium Mining, Citing Lack of Consent
Indigenous communities in Jujuy, Catamarca, and Mendoza, Argentina, are protesting lithium mining projects, alleging the absence of free, prior, and informed consent, despite government claims otherwise; they highlight environmental damage and broken promises, emphasizing the threat to their traditi...
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56% Bias Score
Dan Wins Romanian Presidency, Defeating Far-Right Challenger
In the Romanian presidential election, independent candidate Nicuşor Dan defeated far-right leader George Simion with 54 percent of the vote, preventing a potential rise of extremism. The election reveals deep societal divisions, as Simion received 46 percent of the vote, highlighting the need for n...
Dan Wins Romanian Presidency, Defeating Far-Right Challenger
In the Romanian presidential election, independent candidate Nicuşor Dan defeated far-right leader George Simion with 54 percent of the vote, preventing a potential rise of extremism. The election reveals deep societal divisions, as Simion received 46 percent of the vote, highlighting the need for n...
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60% Bias Score
EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Threatens Brazilian Indigenous Lands
Representatives of Brazilian indigenous communities traveled to Brussels to express concerns that the EU-Mercosur trade agreement will lead to increased agricultural production, deforestation, and conflicts over ancestral lands due to insufficient protections for indigenous rights within the agreeme...
EU-Mercosur Trade Deal Threatens Brazilian Indigenous Lands
Representatives of Brazilian indigenous communities traveled to Brussels to express concerns that the EU-Mercosur trade agreement will lead to increased agricultural production, deforestation, and conflicts over ancestral lands due to insufficient protections for indigenous rights within the agreeme...
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52% Bias Score
European Net Earnings Disparities in 2024
In 2024, Luxembourg (€50,410) had the highest average annual net earnings among EU countries, while Bulgaria (€11,074) had the lowest; Switzerland (€85,631) topped non-EU countries, reflecting variations in tax systems, social benefits, and purchasing power.
European Net Earnings Disparities in 2024
In 2024, Luxembourg (€50,410) had the highest average annual net earnings among EU countries, while Bulgaria (€11,074) had the lowest; Switzerland (€85,631) topped non-EU countries, reflecting variations in tax systems, social benefits, and purchasing power.
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12% Bias Score
UK and EU Forge New Strategic Partnership, Despite Fishing Rights Compromise
The UK and EU announced a new strategic partnership, including an SPS agreement to simplify food trade and extended EU fishing rights until 2038, despite internal UK opposition and many aspects remaining to be negotiated.
UK and EU Forge New Strategic Partnership, Despite Fishing Rights Compromise
The UK and EU announced a new strategic partnership, including an SPS agreement to simplify food trade and extended EU fishing rights until 2038, despite internal UK opposition and many aspects remaining to be negotiated.
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48% Bias Score
France Proposes Stricter EU Grant Controls to Combat Hate Speech and Anti-EU Values
France is pushing for stricter EU grant allocation rules to counter antisemitism, hate speech, and the funding of groups hostile to European values, citing cases of EU money funding campaigns that violated French secularism and entities linked to Islamist movements, prompting a proposal for discussi...
France Proposes Stricter EU Grant Controls to Combat Hate Speech and Anti-EU Values
France is pushing for stricter EU grant allocation rules to counter antisemitism, hate speech, and the funding of groups hostile to European values, citing cases of EU money funding campaigns that violated French secularism and entities linked to Islamist movements, prompting a proposal for discussi...
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48% Bias Score
Venezuela Suspends Flights from Colombia Amid Alleged Pre-Election Attack Plot
The Venezuelan government announced on May 19, 2025, the discovery of an alleged plan to attack embassies and key infrastructure before the May 25 elections, resulting in the arrest of 38 people and the suspension of flights from Colombia. Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello accused opposition leader...
Venezuela Suspends Flights from Colombia Amid Alleged Pre-Election Attack Plot
The Venezuelan government announced on May 19, 2025, the discovery of an alleged plan to attack embassies and key infrastructure before the May 25 elections, resulting in the arrest of 38 people and the suspension of flights from Colombia. Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello accused opposition leader...
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64% Bias Score
Supreme Court Ends TPS for Venezuelan Migrants; Most Remain Protected
The Supreme Court's decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 350,000 Venezuelan migrants in the US has sparked concern, but an immigration attorney says most are protected by pending asylum applications; however, those without asylum applications face deportation.
Supreme Court Ends TPS for Venezuelan Migrants; Most Remain Protected
The Supreme Court's decision to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 350,000 Venezuelan migrants in the US has sparked concern, but an immigration attorney says most are protected by pending asylum applications; however, those without asylum applications face deportation.
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32% Bias Score
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