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ECB Concedes to EU on Digital Euro Design
The European Central Bank (ECB) proposed granting EU countries more control over the digital euro's design, potentially resolving a year-long deadlock by allowing them final say on the maximum amount users can hold in digital wallets.
ECB Concedes to EU on Digital Euro Design
The European Central Bank (ECB) proposed granting EU countries more control over the digital euro's design, potentially resolving a year-long deadlock by allowing them final say on the maximum amount users can hold in digital wallets.
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12% Bias Score
EU's Response to Gaza Crisis: Sanctions Proposed but Unlikely to Pass
The European Commission will propose suspending preferential trade terms with Israel and sanctioning Israeli officials in response to the ongoing crisis in Gaza, but the plan faces significant hurdles due to internal divisions within the EU.
EU's Response to Gaza Crisis: Sanctions Proposed but Unlikely to Pass
The European Commission will propose suspending preferential trade terms with Israel and sanctioning Israeli officials in response to the ongoing crisis in Gaza, but the plan faces significant hurdles due to internal divisions within the EU.
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52% Bias Score
EU Delays 2035 Emissions Reduction Target
The European Union will miss the UN's September deadline to submit a formal 2035 emissions reduction plan due to internal disagreements, instead presenting a "statement of intent" at a climate summit.
EU Delays 2035 Emissions Reduction Target
The European Union will miss the UN's September deadline to submit a formal 2035 emissions reduction plan due to internal disagreements, instead presenting a "statement of intent" at a climate summit.
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20% Bias Score
Recent Developments in Tech Antitrust
Recent news highlights multiple antitrust actions against major tech companies, including Google, Apple, and Meta, in the US and EU, alongside leadership changes in UK's competition authority.
Recent Developments in Tech Antitrust
Recent news highlights multiple antitrust actions against major tech companies, including Google, Apple, and Meta, in the US and EU, alongside leadership changes in UK's competition authority.
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12% Bias Score
UK Parliament Questions Mandelson's US Ambassadorship Amidst Epstein Scandal
Hours before President Trump's UK state visit, British MPs questioned Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador due to his links to Jeffrey Epstein, creating a diplomatic challenge for Prime Minister Starmer.
UK Parliament Questions Mandelson's US Ambassadorship Amidst Epstein Scandal
Hours before President Trump's UK state visit, British MPs questioned Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador due to his links to Jeffrey Epstein, creating a diplomatic challenge for Prime Minister Starmer.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Violates Romanian Airspace, Raising EU Security Concerns
On Saturday, a Russian drone breached Romanian airspace during a Ukrainian attack, marking the second violation of EU territory in less than a week, prompting strong condemnations from EU leaders and highlighting regional security risks.
Russia Violates Romanian Airspace, Raising EU Security Concerns
On Saturday, a Russian drone breached Romanian airspace during a Ukrainian attack, marking the second violation of EU territory in less than a week, prompting strong condemnations from EU leaders and highlighting regional security risks.
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28% Bias Score
US Tech Firms Pledge £31 Billion in UK AI Investments
During President Trump's state visit, US tech companies announced £31 billion in UK investments, boosting AI infrastructure and creating thousands of jobs, particularly in the new AI Growth Zone in Northumberland.
US Tech Firms Pledge £31 Billion in UK AI Investments
During President Trump's state visit, US tech companies announced £31 billion in UK investments, boosting AI infrastructure and creating thousands of jobs, particularly in the new AI Growth Zone in Northumberland.
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EU to Propose New Sanctions on Chinese Companies Linked to Russia
The EU plans to propose a 19th sanctions package this week, targeting additional Chinese companies involved in supporting Russia's war effort in Ukraine, in response to pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to take tougher action against both Russia and China.
EU to Propose New Sanctions on Chinese Companies Linked to Russia
The EU plans to propose a 19th sanctions package this week, targeting additional Chinese companies involved in supporting Russia's war effort in Ukraine, in response to pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to take tougher action against both Russia and China.
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36% Bias Score
France Limits Former Prime Ministers' Benefits
France's new Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is implementing a reform to limit the lifetime benefits previously afforded to former Prime Ministers, although some benefits remain.
France Limits Former Prime Ministers' Benefits
France's new Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, is implementing a reform to limit the lifetime benefits previously afforded to former Prime Ministers, although some benefits remain.
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36% Bias Score
US Threatens Hungary, Slovakia with Consequences Over Russian Energy Purchases
US Senator Lindsey Graham threatened Hungary and Slovakia with consequences for their continued reliance on Russian energy, echoing President Trump's call for NATO allies to stop buying Russian oil.
US Threatens Hungary, Slovakia with Consequences Over Russian Energy Purchases
US Senator Lindsey Graham threatened Hungary and Slovakia with consequences for their continued reliance on Russian energy, echoing President Trump's call for NATO allies to stop buying Russian oil.
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48% Bias Score
EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator Advocates for Police Access to Encrypted Messages
The EU's Counter-Terrorism Coordinator, Bartjan Wegter, argues for granting law enforcement access to end-to-end encrypted messages on a case-by-case basis, citing concerns that encrypted platforms hinder investigations into terrorist activities.
EU Counter-Terrorism Coordinator Advocates for Police Access to Encrypted Messages
The EU's Counter-Terrorism Coordinator, Bartjan Wegter, argues for granting law enforcement access to end-to-end encrypted messages on a case-by-case basis, citing concerns that encrypted platforms hinder investigations into terrorist activities.
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40% Bias Score
Musk Calls for U.K. Government Dissolution at Far-Right Rally
During a far-right rally in London on Saturday, Elon Musk, via video link, called for the dissolution of the U.K. parliament and a change of government, citing concerns about the Online Safety Act and the government's handling of grooming gangs, while also warning of impending violence.
Musk Calls for U.K. Government Dissolution at Far-Right Rally
During a far-right rally in London on Saturday, Elon Musk, via video link, called for the dissolution of the U.K. parliament and a change of government, citing concerns about the Online Safety Act and the government's handling of grooming gangs, while also warning of impending violence.
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40% Bias Score
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