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US Job Growth Surges Despite Trade War Concerns
The US added 228,000 jobs in March, exceeding economists' expectations despite trade wars, deportations, and rising consumer anxieties about potential recession; unemployment ticked up to 4.2%.
US Job Growth Surges Despite Trade War Concerns
The US added 228,000 jobs in March, exceeding economists' expectations despite trade wars, deportations, and rising consumer anxieties about potential recession; unemployment ticked up to 4.2%.
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56% Bias Score
Tech Giants Join Global Push to Triple Nuclear Power by 2050
Driven by climate concerns and geopolitical tensions, Amazon, Google, Meta, 31 countries, and 140 companies pledged to triple global nuclear power by 2050, highlighting the need to diversify uranium supply chains and address enrichment capacity constraints.
Tech Giants Join Global Push to Triple Nuclear Power by 2050
Driven by climate concerns and geopolitical tensions, Amazon, Google, Meta, 31 countries, and 140 companies pledged to triple global nuclear power by 2050, highlighting the need to diversify uranium supply chains and address enrichment capacity constraints.
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44% Bias Score
EU Prepares Countermeasures to US Tariffs
On Wednesday, the US imposed a 20% tariff on EU goods, prompting the EU to prepare countermeasures including tariffs on US goods and services, while expressing hope for negotiations.
EU Prepares Countermeasures to US Tariffs
On Wednesday, the US imposed a 20% tariff on EU goods, prompting the EU to prepare countermeasures including tariffs on US goods and services, while expressing hope for negotiations.
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44% Bias Score
Baltic States Voice Concerns Over Potential Russian Troop Redeployment Following Ukraine Ceasefire
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania's defense ministers voiced concerns to the Financial Times that a Ukraine ceasefire could allow Russia to redeploy 300,000 troops to their borders, escalating the threat, while official statements from Estonia and Latvia affirm their support for a just and lasting peac...
Baltic States Voice Concerns Over Potential Russian Troop Redeployment Following Ukraine Ceasefire
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania's defense ministers voiced concerns to the Financial Times that a Ukraine ceasefire could allow Russia to redeploy 300,000 troops to their borders, escalating the threat, while official statements from Estonia and Latvia affirm their support for a just and lasting peac...
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44% Bias Score
EU Finalizes Countermeasures Against New US Tariffs
Facing sweeping 20% US tariffs on all imports, the EU is finalizing retaliatory measures including two lists of targeted US products for tariffs by mid-April, while considering further actions like using a new 'anti-coercion' tool impacting business licenses and intellectual property rights, alongsi...
EU Finalizes Countermeasures Against New US Tariffs
Facing sweeping 20% US tariffs on all imports, the EU is finalizing retaliatory measures including two lists of targeted US products for tariffs by mid-April, while considering further actions like using a new 'anti-coercion' tool impacting business licenses and intellectual property rights, alongsi...
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32% Bias Score
UK-EU Travel Authorizations: Current Rules and Scam Warnings
The UK's Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is now in effect for EU citizens visiting the UK, while the EU's ETIAS for British travelers to Europe is delayed until at least late 2026, causing confusion and prompting warnings about travel scams.
UK-EU Travel Authorizations: Current Rules and Scam Warnings
The UK's Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is now in effect for EU citizens visiting the UK, while the EU's ETIAS for British travelers to Europe is delayed until at least late 2026, causing confusion and prompting warnings about travel scams.
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36% Bias Score
EU Urges Strong Retaliation Against New US Tariffs
The EU faces new 20% US tariffs, prompting a former top trade official to advocate for proportionate retaliatory tariffs on non-essential US goods, leveraging the anti-coercion instrument and targeting services to pressure US big tech and financial firms.
EU Urges Strong Retaliation Against New US Tariffs
The EU faces new 20% US tariffs, prompting a former top trade official to advocate for proportionate retaliatory tariffs on non-essential US goods, leveraging the anti-coercion instrument and targeting services to pressure US big tech and financial firms.
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56% Bias Score
50 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Amid Israel's New Security Corridor Plan
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 50 Palestinians, including children, a day after Israel announced plans to seize large areas of the Strip to create a security corridor, further escalating the 18-month war and worsening the humanitarian crisis.
50 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Amid Israel's New Security Corridor Plan
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed at least 50 Palestinians, including children, a day after Israel announced plans to seize large areas of the Strip to create a security corridor, further escalating the 18-month war and worsening the humanitarian crisis.
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68% Bias Score
Trump Ends Tax Exemption for Low-Value Packages from China
President Trump eliminated a tax exemption for low-value packages from China and Hong Kong, starting May 2nd, resulting in increased tariffs and longer shipping times for consumers; this aims to address concerns about unfair trade practices and illicit imports.
Trump Ends Tax Exemption for Low-Value Packages from China
President Trump eliminated a tax exemption for low-value packages from China and Hong Kong, starting May 2nd, resulting in increased tariffs and longer shipping times for consumers; this aims to address concerns about unfair trade practices and illicit imports.
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40% Bias Score
Romania Investigates Election Interference
Following allegations of Russian interference in December's cancelled presidential election, Romania is taking steps to prevent future meddling, including a criminal investigation into ultranationalist Calin Georgescu and a campaign against online misinformation.
Romania Investigates Election Interference
Following allegations of Russian interference in December's cancelled presidential election, Romania is taking steps to prevent future meddling, including a criminal investigation into ultranationalist Calin Georgescu and a campaign against online misinformation.
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28% Bias Score
EU Parliament Delays Corporate Sustainability Rules Amid Competitiveness Concerns
The European Parliament overwhelmingly approved a delay in implementing new EU rules on corporate sustainability reporting and mandatory due diligence, postponing them until 2028 and 2027 respectively, due to concerns about competitiveness and following an emergency procedure initiated by the Europe...
EU Parliament Delays Corporate Sustainability Rules Amid Competitiveness Concerns
The European Parliament overwhelmingly approved a delay in implementing new EU rules on corporate sustainability reporting and mandatory due diligence, postponing them until 2028 and 2027 respectively, due to concerns about competitiveness and following an emergency procedure initiated by the Europe...
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48% Bias Score
Turkey's Inflation Eases, But Risks Remain
Turkey's annual inflation rate fell to 38.1% in March, a ten-month low, defying analyst expectations, but the EBRD warns against rapid monetary loosening due to persistent high inflation and geopolitical risks.
Turkey's Inflation Eases, But Risks Remain
Turkey's annual inflation rate fell to 38.1% in March, a ten-month low, defying analyst expectations, but the EBRD warns against rapid monetary loosening due to persistent high inflation and geopolitical risks.
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36% Bias Score
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