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EU Proposes Using Ukraine's Gas Storage to Resolve Dispute with Slovakia
The European Union is proposing to utilize Ukraine's substantial underground gas storage facilities to address Slovakia's concerns about lost transit fees following the termination of a gas transit deal with Russia, aiming to maintain gas supplies to Slovakia and other member states while avoiding r...
EU Proposes Using Ukraine's Gas Storage to Resolve Dispute with Slovakia
The European Union is proposing to utilize Ukraine's substantial underground gas storage facilities to address Slovakia's concerns about lost transit fees following the termination of a gas transit deal with Russia, aiming to maintain gas supplies to Slovakia and other member states while avoiding r...
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36% Bias Score
UK Parliament Accessibility Challenges Highlighted by Disabled MP
Newly elected Labour MP Marie Tidball, who has physical impairments affecting all four limbs, is highlighting the UK Parliament's inaccessibility, citing difficulties navigating the building and participating in debates and votes, prompting calls for modernization.
UK Parliament Accessibility Challenges Highlighted by Disabled MP
Newly elected Labour MP Marie Tidball, who has physical impairments affecting all four limbs, is highlighting the UK Parliament's inaccessibility, citing difficulties navigating the building and participating in debates and votes, prompting calls for modernization.
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Trump Offers to Help Ukraine Regain Control of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
During a phone call, President Trump offered to help Ukraine regain control of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), currently occupied by Russia and inoperable since March 2022, creating a potential solution to Ukraine's energy needs and a point of contention in the ongoing conflict.
Trump Offers to Help Ukraine Regain Control of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
During a phone call, President Trump offered to help Ukraine regain control of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), currently occupied by Russia and inoperable since March 2022, creating a potential solution to Ukraine's energy needs and a point of contention in the ongoing conflict.
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EU Unveils Plan to Boost Steel Industry, Strengthen Defense
The EU unveiled a plan to revitalize its steel and metal industries using trade measures and decarbonization subsidies, aiming to strengthen its defense industry and counter unfair foreign competition, with the Commission highlighting the industries' critical role in European security and integratio...
EU Unveils Plan to Boost Steel Industry, Strengthen Defense
The EU unveiled a plan to revitalize its steel and metal industries using trade measures and decarbonization subsidies, aiming to strengthen its defense industry and counter unfair foreign competition, with the Commission highlighting the industries' critical role in European security and integratio...
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France Debates Tough New Drug Trafficking Bill
France's National Assembly debates a bill to combat drug trafficking, increasing law enforcement powers but drawing criticism for its harsh measures, such as family evictions for drug-related convictions, while neglecting treatment for addicts; the bill, backed by the government, aims to "end the dr...
France Debates Tough New Drug Trafficking Bill
France's National Assembly debates a bill to combat drug trafficking, increasing law enforcement powers but drawing criticism for its harsh measures, such as family evictions for drug-related convictions, while neglecting treatment for addicts; the bill, backed by the government, aims to "end the dr...
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UK Fines Law Firm's Russian Subsidiary £465,000 for Sanctions Breach
Britain's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) fined Herbert Smith Freehills' Russian subsidiary £465,000 for making six payments totaling almost £4 million to sanctioned individuals between February and May 2022, as the firm closed its Moscow office after Russia's invasion of Ukraine...
UK Fines Law Firm's Russian Subsidiary £465,000 for Sanctions Breach
Britain's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) fined Herbert Smith Freehills' Russian subsidiary £465,000 for making six payments totaling almost £4 million to sanctioned individuals between February and May 2022, as the firm closed its Moscow office after Russia's invasion of Ukraine...
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Italian Newspaper to Use AI for Entire Edition
Il Foglio, an Italian newspaper, will use AI to write its entire newspaper edition for four weeks, a world-first experiment raising concerns about the future of journalism and the limitations of AI in creative writing.
Italian Newspaper to Use AI for Entire Edition
Il Foglio, an Italian newspaper, will use AI to write its entire newspaper edition for four weeks, a world-first experiment raising concerns about the future of journalism and the limitations of AI in creative writing.
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Ukraine's Neptune Missile Strikes Russian Refinery 1,000km Away
Ukraine successfully tested its Neptune cruise missile, hitting a Russian oil refinery 1,000 kilometers away in Krasnodarskiy Kray, causing a three-day fire; this demonstrates Ukraine's growing long-range strike capability and impacts Russia's energy sector.
Ukraine's Neptune Missile Strikes Russian Refinery 1,000km Away
Ukraine successfully tested its Neptune cruise missile, hitting a Russian oil refinery 1,000 kilometers away in Krasnodarskiy Kray, causing a three-day fire; this demonstrates Ukraine's growing long-range strike capability and impacts Russia's energy sector.
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48% Bias Score
EU Orders Apple and Google to Change Products to Comply with Digital Markets Act
The European Commission ruled that Apple and Google may be violating the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), ordering them to change their products to ensure fair competition or face fines up to 10 percent of their global revenue; the decision follows years of antitrust concerns and could exacerbate tra...
EU Orders Apple and Google to Change Products to Comply with Digital Markets Act
The European Commission ruled that Apple and Google may be violating the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA), ordering them to change their products to ensure fair competition or face fines up to 10 percent of their global revenue; the decision follows years of antitrust concerns and could exacerbate tra...
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EU Seeks to Unlock €10 Trillion in Savings to Boost Economy and Defense
The European Union is struggling to mobilize private investment to fund its economy and defense, facing challenges from fragmented markets and national interests; a key meeting this week will determine whether they can unlock €10 trillion in savings.
EU Seeks to Unlock €10 Trillion in Savings to Boost Economy and Defense
The European Union is struggling to mobilize private investment to fund its economy and defense, facing challenges from fragmented markets and national interests; a key meeting this week will determine whether they can unlock €10 trillion in savings.
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48% Bias Score
EU Explores Legal Strategies to Counter Orbán's Obstructionism
The European Union faces a challenge from Hungary's Viktor Orbán, who undermines EU security policy and supports Russia. To counter this, the EU is exploring creative legal interpretations, such as using Article 20 for enhanced cooperation and potentially reinterpreting Article 7 for simultaneous sa...
EU Explores Legal Strategies to Counter Orbán's Obstructionism
The European Union faces a challenge from Hungary's Viktor Orbán, who undermines EU security policy and supports Russia. To counter this, the EU is exploring creative legal interpretations, such as using Article 20 for enhanced cooperation and potentially reinterpreting Article 7 for simultaneous sa...
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Denmark's Strict Immigration Policies Reduce Asylum Seekers to 864 in 2024
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's strict anti-immigration policies, including asset confiscation and negative advertising, have reduced asylum applications to 864 in 2024, sparking controversy but boosting her popularity while influencing broader EU migration discussions.
Denmark's Strict Immigration Policies Reduce Asylum Seekers to 864 in 2024
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's strict anti-immigration policies, including asset confiscation and negative advertising, have reduced asylum applications to 864 in 2024, sparking controversy but boosting her popularity while influencing broader EU migration discussions.
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52% Bias Score
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