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US Tech Giants Face Backlash for Trump Alignment
US tech giants' attempts to appease the Trump administration backfired, leading to ethical controversies and financial losses; Tesla's sales plummeted due to Elon Musk's political stances, while Meta faced backlash for its content moderation changes and donations to Trump.
US Tech Giants Face Backlash for Trump Alignment
US tech giants' attempts to appease the Trump administration backfired, leading to ethical controversies and financial losses; Tesla's sales plummeted due to Elon Musk's political stances, while Meta faced backlash for its content moderation changes and donations to Trump.
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56% Bias Score
Arrest Warrants for Bosnian Serb Leaders Escalate Tensions
Bosnian authorities issued arrest warrants for three top Serb officials, including Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, who rejected them, escalating tensions and potentially undermining the Dayton Agreement, which ended the Bosnian War in 1995.
Arrest Warrants for Bosnian Serb Leaders Escalate Tensions
Bosnian authorities issued arrest warrants for three top Serb officials, including Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, who rejected them, escalating tensions and potentially undermining the Dayton Agreement, which ended the Bosnian War in 1995.
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48% Bias Score
Duda Urges NATO to Boost Defense Spending to 3% of GDP
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged all NATO members to increase their defense spending to at least 3% of GDP in a letter commemorating Poland's 26th anniversary in the alliance, requesting this increase at NATO headquarters and emphasizing the need for immediate action, while also proposing a const...
Duda Urges NATO to Boost Defense Spending to 3% of GDP
Polish President Andrzej Duda urged all NATO members to increase their defense spending to at least 3% of GDP in a letter commemorating Poland's 26th anniversary in the alliance, requesting this increase at NATO headquarters and emphasizing the need for immediate action, while also proposing a const...
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44% Bias Score
EU Retaliates Against US Tariffs; Ukraine Agrees to Ceasefire
The EU is implementing countermeasures against new US tariffs on steel and aluminum, while Ukraine agreed to a US-proposed ceasefire with Russia in exchange for military aid. Portugal's government fell after a no-confidence vote, and Italy's former prime minister criticized the EU's plan for increas...
EU Retaliates Against US Tariffs; Ukraine Agrees to Ceasefire
The EU is implementing countermeasures against new US tariffs on steel and aluminum, while Ukraine agreed to a US-proposed ceasefire with Russia in exchange for military aid. Portugal's government fell after a no-confidence vote, and Italy's former prime minister criticized the EU's plan for increas...
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48% Bias Score
European Small Business Owners Face Burnout Risk Due to Long Working Hours
A SumUp study of nearly 4,000 small business owners across Europe reveals stark differences in working hours and lunch breaks, with UK entrepreneurs frequently skipping lunch and prioritizing work over personal care due to economic pressures, while Italian and French counterparts enjoy longer breaks...
European Small Business Owners Face Burnout Risk Due to Long Working Hours
A SumUp study of nearly 4,000 small business owners across Europe reveals stark differences in working hours and lunch breaks, with UK entrepreneurs frequently skipping lunch and prioritizing work over personal care due to economic pressures, while Italian and French counterparts enjoy longer breaks...
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44% Bias Score
Bucha's Enduring Scars: Three Years After Russia's Invasion
In Bucha, Ukraine, Father Andriy Halavin recounts the 2022 Russian occupation, detailing the deaths of 509 civilians, many while fleeing, and highlighting the ongoing emotional trauma despite the city's physical reconstruction; he warns of further Russian aggression if Ukraine falls.
Bucha's Enduring Scars: Three Years After Russia's Invasion
In Bucha, Ukraine, Father Andriy Halavin recounts the 2022 Russian occupation, detailing the deaths of 509 civilians, many while fleeing, and highlighting the ongoing emotional trauma despite the city's physical reconstruction; he warns of further Russian aggression if Ukraine falls.
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60% Bias Score
Spain to Impose Heavy Fines on AI Companies for Improper Content Labeling
Spain's Council of Ministers approved a bill imposing fines of €7.5 million–€35 million or 2–7% of global turnover on AI companies failing to properly label AI-generated content, prohibiting practices like subliminal messaging and discriminatory profiling based on sensitive data, in line with EU AI ...
Spain to Impose Heavy Fines on AI Companies for Improper Content Labeling
Spain's Council of Ministers approved a bill imposing fines of €7.5 million–€35 million or 2–7% of global turnover on AI companies failing to properly label AI-generated content, prohibiting practices like subliminal messaging and discriminatory profiling based on sensitive data, in line with EU AI ...
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40% Bias Score
EU Debates Confiscation of \$258 Billion in Frozen Russian Assets
The European Union is debating the confiscation of \$258 billion in frozen Russian assets held by Euroclear in Brussels to support Ukraine, with some member states citing legal concerns while others advocate for immediate seizure.
EU Debates Confiscation of \$258 Billion in Frozen Russian Assets
The European Union is debating the confiscation of \$258 billion in frozen Russian assets held by Euroclear in Brussels to support Ukraine, with some member states citing legal concerns while others advocate for immediate seizure.
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16% Bias Score
Trump administration detains pro-Palestinian activist, threatens universities with funding cuts
The Trump administration detained pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, intending deportation, prompting threats against universities for insufficient anti-protest measures and $400 million funding cuts to Columbia University. This action followed protests at Columbia University, raising concerns...
Trump administration detains pro-Palestinian activist, threatens universities with funding cuts
The Trump administration detained pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil, intending deportation, prompting threats against universities for insufficient anti-protest measures and $400 million funding cuts to Columbia University. This action followed protests at Columbia University, raising concerns...
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52% Bias Score
Austria Temporarily Suspends Family Reunification for Asylum Seekers
Austria's new government temporarily suspended family reunification for asylum seekers, citing strain on social services, impacting approximately 8500 people annually and prompting criticism for potentially violating EU law.
Austria Temporarily Suspends Family Reunification for Asylum Seekers
Austria's new government temporarily suspended family reunification for asylum seekers, citing strain on social services, impacting approximately 8500 people annually and prompting criticism for potentially violating EU law.
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48% Bias Score
US Resumes Ukraine Aid Amidst Proposed Ceasefire
The Trump administration reinstated military aid to Ukraine and resumed intelligence sharing after a week-long suspension, coinciding with Ukraine's proposal for a 30-day ceasefire and following talks in Saudi Arabia to end the three-year war.
US Resumes Ukraine Aid Amidst Proposed Ceasefire
The Trump administration reinstated military aid to Ukraine and resumed intelligence sharing after a week-long suspension, coinciding with Ukraine's proposal for a 30-day ceasefire and following talks in Saudi Arabia to end the three-year war.
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36% Bias Score
Japan Fails to Secure US Tariff Exemption
Japanese Trade Minister Yoji Muto failed to secure a US tariff exemption for Japanese steel, aluminum, and potentially auto exports despite ongoing negotiations in Washington, D.C., on March 26, 2018, increasing trade tensions between the two nations.
Japan Fails to Secure US Tariff Exemption
Japanese Trade Minister Yoji Muto failed to secure a US tariff exemption for Japanese steel, aluminum, and potentially auto exports despite ongoing negotiations in Washington, D.C., on March 26, 2018, increasing trade tensions between the two nations.
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36% Bias Score
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