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Spain Rejects US Demand for 5% NATO Defense Spending Increase
Spain will not commit to a 5% GDP increase in defense spending as demanded by the US, challenging a NATO consensus and highlighting the economic consequences of such a measure; Spain's current NATO-approved target is 2.1% of GDP.
Spain Rejects US Demand for 5% NATO Defense Spending Increase
Spain will not commit to a 5% GDP increase in defense spending as demanded by the US, challenging a NATO consensus and highlighting the economic consequences of such a measure; Spain's current NATO-approved target is 2.1% of GDP.
Progress
52% Bias Score
Supreme Court Investigates Former PSOE Official in Corruption Case
The Spanish Supreme Court is investigating former PSOE Secretary of Organization Santos Cerdán for alleged involvement in a corruption scheme linked to the Ministry of Transport under José Luis Ábalos; authorities have seized Cerdán's party emails and will examine his assets from 2014-2024.
Supreme Court Investigates Former PSOE Official in Corruption Case
The Spanish Supreme Court is investigating former PSOE Secretary of Organization Santos Cerdán for alleged involvement in a corruption scheme linked to the Ministry of Transport under José Luis Ábalos; authorities have seized Cerdán's party emails and will examine his assets from 2014-2024.
Progress
36% Bias Score
MEP Investigated for Online Harassment of Prosecutor
MEP Luis Pérez faces a Supreme Court investigation for allegedly harassing Valencia's hate crime prosecutor, Susana Gisbert, via Telegram, publishing her personal information and inciting his 40,000 followers to express animosity towards her; he claims this was "political criticism".
MEP Investigated for Online Harassment of Prosecutor
MEP Luis Pérez faces a Supreme Court investigation for allegedly harassing Valencia's hate crime prosecutor, Susana Gisbert, via Telegram, publishing her personal information and inciting his 40,000 followers to express animosity towards her; he claims this was "political criticism".
Progress
52% Bias Score
Trump's Infrastructure-First Middle East Policy: Bypassing China, Prioritizing IMEC
President Trump's Middle East policy, seemingly marked by improvisation, prioritizes restarting the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor (IMEC) by removing obstacles through backchannel diplomacy, targeted sanctions relief, and strategic engagement with regional players, despite potential risks and cha...
Trump's Infrastructure-First Middle East Policy: Bypassing China, Prioritizing IMEC
President Trump's Middle East policy, seemingly marked by improvisation, prioritizes restarting the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor (IMEC) by removing obstacles through backchannel diplomacy, targeted sanctions relief, and strategic engagement with regional players, despite potential risks and cha...
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56% Bias Score
EU Counters China's Discriminatory Medical Device Trade Practices
The European Commission imposed restrictions on Chinese companies bidding for EU medical device contracts over €5 million, limiting Chinese inputs to 50%, in response to China's discriminatory practices against EU medical device manufacturers, marking the first use of the EU's International Procurem...
EU Counters China's Discriminatory Medical Device Trade Practices
The European Commission imposed restrictions on Chinese companies bidding for EU medical device contracts over €5 million, limiting Chinese inputs to 50%, in response to China's discriminatory practices against EU medical device manufacturers, marking the first use of the EU's International Procurem...
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44% Bias Score
Europe's Defense Vulnerability: Heavy Reliance on US Arms Despite Spending Increase
A Bruegel report reveals Europe's vulnerable defense posture, heavily reliant on US arms imports despite a recent increase from €3.1 billion (2019–2021) to €7.9 billion (2022–2024), with critical shortfalls in main battle tanks and air defense systems, highlighting the need for increased R&D investm...
Europe's Defense Vulnerability: Heavy Reliance on US Arms Despite Spending Increase
A Bruegel report reveals Europe's vulnerable defense posture, heavily reliant on US arms imports despite a recent increase from €3.1 billion (2019–2021) to €7.9 billion (2022–2024), with critical shortfalls in main battle tanks and air defense systems, highlighting the need for increased R&D investm...
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28% Bias Score
Texas Defunds Abbott's Border Wall Project
Texas Governor Greg Abbott's border wall project, initiated in December 2021 and initially expected to cost over $20 billion, has been halted after only 60 miles were completed, with $3.4 billion in state funds redirected to Operation Lone Star.
Texas Defunds Abbott's Border Wall Project
Texas Governor Greg Abbott's border wall project, initiated in December 2021 and initially expected to cost over $20 billion, has been halted after only 60 miles were completed, with $3.4 billion in state funds redirected to Operation Lone Star.
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64% Bias Score
Trial Begins for Illegal Repatriation of Moroccan Minors from Ceuta
In August 2021, 55 Moroccan minors were illegally returned from Ceuta to Morocco following instructions from the Spanish Ministry of Interior, despite objections from local officials and the Ministry of Social Rights; two officials now face trial for their involvement.
Trial Begins for Illegal Repatriation of Moroccan Minors from Ceuta
In August 2021, 55 Moroccan minors were illegally returned from Ceuta to Morocco following instructions from the Spanish Ministry of Interior, despite objections from local officials and the Ministry of Social Rights; two officials now face trial for their involvement.
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48% Bias Score
Florida's Immigration Law Temporarily Blocked, AG in Contempt
A federal judge temporarily blocked Florida's new law targeting undocumented immigrants; Attorney General James Uthmeier was held in contempt for defying the order, claiming state law enforcement can still enforce it; the case is expected to reach the Supreme Court.
Florida's Immigration Law Temporarily Blocked, AG in Contempt
A federal judge temporarily blocked Florida's new law targeting undocumented immigrants; Attorney General James Uthmeier was held in contempt for defying the order, claiming state law enforcement can still enforce it; the case is expected to reach the Supreme Court.
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52% Bias Score
Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research Following Father's Death
Bill Gates details his experience with his father's battle against Alzheimer's, highlighting the recent FDA approval of a blood-based diagnostic test as a significant breakthrough in early detection and treatment, advocating for increased research funding to combat the disease affecting over seven m...
Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research Following Father's Death
Bill Gates details his experience with his father's battle against Alzheimer's, highlighting the recent FDA approval of a blood-based diagnostic test as a significant breakthrough in early detection and treatment, advocating for increased research funding to combat the disease affecting over seven m...
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40% Bias Score
RAF Brize Norton Vandalism Prompts Security Review
Two pro-Palestinian activists damaged two RAF Voyager jets at RAF Brize Norton on Wednesday, using paint and crowbars, prompting a security review and police investigation.
RAF Brize Norton Vandalism Prompts Security Review
Two pro-Palestinian activists damaged two RAF Voyager jets at RAF Brize Norton on Wednesday, using paint and crowbars, prompting a security review and police investigation.
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48% Bias Score
Appeals Court Upholds Trump's Control of LA National Guard
A US appeals court ruled that President Trump can maintain control of the National Guard in Los Angeles following protests against immigration raids, overturning a lower court decision and marking the first such action since 1965 due to violent acts by protesters against federal agents and property.
Appeals Court Upholds Trump's Control of LA National Guard
A US appeals court ruled that President Trump can maintain control of the National Guard in Los Angeles following protests against immigration raids, overturning a lower court decision and marking the first such action since 1965 due to violent acts by protesters against federal agents and property.
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44% Bias Score
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