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EU Increases Defense Spending to 5% GDP Target
Following President Trump's calls for increased defense spending, the EU has committed to a 5% GDP target, aiming to deter Russian aggression and strengthen NATO's collective security.
EU Increases Defense Spending to 5% GDP Target
Following President Trump's calls for increased defense spending, the EU has committed to a 5% GDP target, aiming to deter Russian aggression and strengthen NATO's collective security.
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48% Bias Score
Climate Vulnerability Index Highlights Two Billion People in High-Risk "Red Zones
A new index reveals that over two billion people live in 65 countries facing high climate disaster risks due to both climate vulnerability and limited financial resources; two-thirds are African nations, while Cyprus and Ukraine are also included due to non-climate hazards impacting their disaster m...
Climate Vulnerability Index Highlights Two Billion People in High-Risk "Red Zones
A new index reveals that over two billion people live in 65 countries facing high climate disaster risks due to both climate vulnerability and limited financial resources; two-thirds are African nations, while Cyprus and Ukraine are also included due to non-climate hazards impacting their disaster m...
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36% Bias Score
Eurostar Faces Major Disruptions Due to Cable Theft and Fatalities
Cable theft near Lille, France, has caused severe delays and cancellations on Eurostar services between London and Paris following two deaths on the tracks Tuesday, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and causing significant travel chaos.
Eurostar Faces Major Disruptions Due to Cable Theft and Fatalities
Cable theft near Lille, France, has caused severe delays and cancellations on Eurostar services between London and Paris following two deaths on the tracks Tuesday, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and causing significant travel chaos.
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32% Bias Score
Iran Suspends IAEA Cooperation Amidst Regional Conflict
Iran's parliament voted unanimously to suspend cooperation with the IAEA following a two-week conflict with Israel and US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, citing the IAEA's perceived inaction and concerns over the security of its nuclear sites. This decision, requiring Guardian Council approva...
Iran Suspends IAEA Cooperation Amidst Regional Conflict
Iran's parliament voted unanimously to suspend cooperation with the IAEA following a two-week conflict with Israel and US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, citing the IAEA's perceived inaction and concerns over the security of its nuclear sites. This decision, requiring Guardian Council approva...
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44% Bias Score
US Intelligence Report Contradicts Trump's Claim on Iran Nuclear Strike Impact
A new US intelligence report reveals that recent US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites set back the program by only a few months, contradicting President Trump's claim of total destruction; the report indicates that Iran moved some enriched uranium to other secret facilities before the attacks and ...
US Intelligence Report Contradicts Trump's Claim on Iran Nuclear Strike Impact
A new US intelligence report reveals that recent US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites set back the program by only a few months, contradicting President Trump's claim of total destruction; the report indicates that Iran moved some enriched uranium to other secret facilities before the attacks and ...
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64% Bias Score
Hungarian MEP's Immunity Under Scrutiny Amidst Political Power Struggle
The Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament is reviewing requests to waive the immunity of Hungarian MEP Péter Magyar, facing three separate investigations in Hungary, including accusations of theft and defamation, amid rising political tensions and a power struggle with Prime Minister Vi...
Hungarian MEP's Immunity Under Scrutiny Amidst Political Power Struggle
The Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament is reviewing requests to waive the immunity of Hungarian MEP Péter Magyar, facing three separate investigations in Hungary, including accusations of theft and defamation, amid rising political tensions and a power struggle with Prime Minister Vi...
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52% Bias Score
US Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Facilities Cause "Severe Damage," CIA Says
CIA Director John Ratcliffe stated that recent US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities caused "severe damage," requiring years to rebuild key sites, contradicting an earlier leaked report that downplayed the damage, and prompting ongoing diplomatic efforts to prevent Iran from rebuilding its pro...
US Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Facilities Cause "Severe Damage," CIA Says
CIA Director John Ratcliffe stated that recent US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities caused "severe damage," requiring years to rebuild key sites, contradicting an earlier leaked report that downplayed the damage, and prompting ongoing diplomatic efforts to prevent Iran from rebuilding its pro...
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48% Bias Score
US Army Recruits Top Tech Executives for Innovation Corps
The US Army launched Detachment 201, the Executive Innovation Corps, this month, recruiting four senior tech executives—Shyam Sankar (Palantir), Andrew Bosworth (Meta), Kevin Weil (OpenAI), and Bob McGrew (Thinking Machines Lab)—as Lieutenant Colonels to advise on technology solutions, aiming for a ...
US Army Recruits Top Tech Executives for Innovation Corps
The US Army launched Detachment 201, the Executive Innovation Corps, this month, recruiting four senior tech executives—Shyam Sankar (Palantir), Andrew Bosworth (Meta), Kevin Weil (OpenAI), and Bob McGrew (Thinking Machines Lab)—as Lieutenant Colonels to advise on technology solutions, aiming for a ...
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40% Bias Score
Slovenia Launches Digital Nomad Visa
Slovenia will launch a one-year digital nomad visa for non-EU/EEA citizens on November 21, 2025, requiring applicants to work exclusively for foreign clients and prove sufficient income to support themselves and their families; the visa is non-renewable.
Slovenia Launches Digital Nomad Visa
Slovenia will launch a one-year digital nomad visa for non-EU/EEA citizens on November 21, 2025, requiring applicants to work exclusively for foreign clients and prove sufficient income to support themselves and their families; the visa is non-renewable.
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44% Bias Score
Conflicting Assessments on Damage to Iranian Nuclear Sites After US-Israeli Strikes
Joint US-Israeli airstrikes on Sunday targeted Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordow, rendering it "inoperable" according to Israel; however, a leaked US intelligence report suggests less damage than initially claimed, causing conflicting assessments.
Conflicting Assessments on Damage to Iranian Nuclear Sites After US-Israeli Strikes
Joint US-Israeli airstrikes on Sunday targeted Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordow, rendering it "inoperable" according to Israel; however, a leaked US intelligence report suggests less damage than initially claimed, causing conflicting assessments.
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56% Bias Score
Zelenskyy Urges Increased Western Investment in Ukraine's Defense Sector
Addressing the NATO Defence Industry Forum, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urged Western countries to boost investments in Ukraine's $35 billion defense sector, capable of producing over eight million drones annually, but currently underfunded by 40%, to prevent Western components from reaching Russi...
Zelenskyy Urges Increased Western Investment in Ukraine's Defense Sector
Addressing the NATO Defence Industry Forum, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urged Western countries to boost investments in Ukraine's $35 billion defense sector, capable of producing over eight million drones annually, but currently underfunded by 40%, to prevent Western components from reaching Russi...
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48% Bias Score
Surge in Defense Lobbying in European Parliament
From June 2024 to June 2025, lobbying on defense in the European Parliament surged to 197 meetings—a stark contrast to the previous five years' 78—reflecting the EU's increased focus on defense spending and initiatives, with German MEPs leading the engagement and major firms significantly boosting t...
Surge in Defense Lobbying in European Parliament
From June 2024 to June 2025, lobbying on defense in the European Parliament surged to 197 meetings—a stark contrast to the previous five years' 78—reflecting the EU's increased focus on defense spending and initiatives, with German MEPs leading the engagement and major firms significantly boosting t...
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24% Bias Score
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