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Spanish Coalition Averts Tax Dispute with Targeted Minimum Wage Deduction
Spain's PSOE and Sumar parties reached a deal to introduce an income tax deduction for approximately 480,000 minimum wage earners, averting a larger tax burden due to the 2025 minimum wage increase. The agreement, costing about €200 million, resolves a recent political dispute between government min...
Spanish Coalition Averts Tax Dispute with Targeted Minimum Wage Deduction
Spain's PSOE and Sumar parties reached a deal to introduce an income tax deduction for approximately 480,000 minimum wage earners, averting a larger tax burden due to the 2025 minimum wage increase. The agreement, costing about €200 million, resolves a recent political dispute between government min...
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40% Bias Score


Last-Minute Deal Averts Major Political Crisis Over Spanish Minimum Wage Tax",
The Spanish government averted a major political crisis by reaching a last-minute deal to prevent 2.4 million minimum wage earners from paying income tax in 2025, using a tax deduction to compensate for the tax withheld, but the resolution postpones a larger debate on minimum wage policy and its imp...
Last-Minute Deal Averts Major Political Crisis Over Spanish Minimum Wage Tax",
The Spanish government averted a major political crisis by reaching a last-minute deal to prevent 2.4 million minimum wage earners from paying income tax in 2025, using a tax deduction to compensate for the tax withheld, but the resolution postpones a larger debate on minimum wage policy and its imp...
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56% Bias Score


German Coalition Talks Stalled by Deep Divisions
Following the German election, CDU leader Friedrich Merz's initial goal of forming a coalition government by Easter is proving unrealistic due to significant disagreements between CDU/CSU and SPD on fiscal policy, migration, and taxation, with negotiations continuing four weeks after the election.
German Coalition Talks Stalled by Deep Divisions
Following the German election, CDU leader Friedrich Merz's initial goal of forming a coalition government by Easter is proving unrealistic due to significant disagreements between CDU/CSU and SPD on fiscal policy, migration, and taxation, with negotiations continuing four weeks after the election.
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32% Bias Score


Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budget Rules Amidst Coalition Spending Demands
The Dutch cabinet opposes relaxing budget rules to fund billions in coalition requests, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over short-term spending pressures; this decision contrasts with some European nations' approaches and could cause significant political tension in upcoming budget negotiations.
Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budget Rules Amidst Coalition Spending Demands
The Dutch cabinet opposes relaxing budget rules to fund billions in coalition requests, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over short-term spending pressures; this decision contrasts with some European nations' approaches and could cause significant political tension in upcoming budget negotiations.
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44% Bias Score


German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge
Germany's Constitutional Court affirmed the legality of the solidarity surcharge, rejecting a challenge by FDP politicians; this decision maintains a key revenue source for the government, impacting the new coalition's budget.
German Court Upholds Solidarity Surcharge
Germany's Constitutional Court affirmed the legality of the solidarity surcharge, rejecting a challenge by FDP politicians; this decision maintains a key revenue source for the government, impacting the new coalition's budget.
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44% Bias Score


German Coalition Negotiations Marked by Early Disagreements and Leaks
Following Germany's election, the Bundestag convened with Julia Klöckner elected as Bundestag President, emphasizing civil discourse. However, early internal disagreements within the coalition negotiations are already leaking to the media, contrasting with the secrecy during the Ampel coalition's fo...
German Coalition Negotiations Marked by Early Disagreements and Leaks
Following Germany's election, the Bundestag convened with Julia Klöckner elected as Bundestag President, emphasizing civil discourse. However, early internal disagreements within the coalition negotiations are already leaking to the media, contrasting with the secrecy during the Ampel coalition's fo...
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72% Bias Score

Dutch Cabinet Faces Impasse, Jeopardizing Spring Budget
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof faces growing internal conflict within his coalition government, jeopardizing the timely finalization of the Spring Budget and highlighting deep divisions over asylum policies, housing shortages, and defense spending; the April 11th deadline is uncertain.

Dutch Cabinet Faces Impasse, Jeopardizing Spring Budget
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof faces growing internal conflict within his coalition government, jeopardizing the timely finalization of the Spring Budget and highlighting deep divisions over asylum policies, housing shortages, and defense spending; the April 11th deadline is uncertain.
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44% Bias Score

Israel Coalition Support Plummets Amidst Widespread Public Dissatisfaction
A Maariv poll shows Israel's ruling coalition's support plummeted by four seats to 54 mandates, while the opposition rose to 61, as 66% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Netanyahu's performance; a separate poll found 70% believe the government prioritizes political interes...

Israel Coalition Support Plummets Amidst Widespread Public Dissatisfaction
A Maariv poll shows Israel's ruling coalition's support plummeted by four seats to 54 mandates, while the opposition rose to 61, as 66% of respondents expressed dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Netanyahu's performance; a separate poll found 70% believe the government prioritizes political interes...
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Cabinet Divided on Asylum Seeker Housing
A disagreement within the Dutch cabinet over housing asylum seekers and status holders is delaying policy decisions; Minister Faber wants faster transition from asylum centers to regular housing, while Minister Keijzer opposes prioritizing them over Dutch citizens.

Dutch Cabinet Divided on Asylum Seeker Housing
A disagreement within the Dutch cabinet over housing asylum seekers and status holders is delaying policy decisions; Minister Faber wants faster transition from asylum centers to regular housing, while Minister Keijzer opposes prioritizing them over Dutch citizens.
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60% Bias Score

Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budgetary Rules
The Dutch cabinet rejects calls to loosen budgetary rules to fund coalition parties' multi-billion-euro plans, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over increasing national debt, setting the stage for tense negotiations over the upcoming spring budget.

Dutch Cabinet Rejects Calls to Relax Budgetary Rules
The Dutch cabinet rejects calls to loosen budgetary rules to fund coalition parties' multi-billion-euro plans, prioritizing fiscal responsibility over increasing national debt, setting the stage for tense negotiations over the upcoming spring budget.
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44% Bias Score

Germany's Coalition Talks: Strong Support for Ukraine
During preliminary German coalition talks, CDU/CSU and SPD agreed to significantly increase military, civilian, and political support for Ukraine, pursue using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine's reconstruction and defense, support Ukraine's NATO membership, and establish a special tribunal to pr...

Germany's Coalition Talks: Strong Support for Ukraine
During preliminary German coalition talks, CDU/CSU and SPD agreed to significantly increase military, civilian, and political support for Ukraine, pursue using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine's reconstruction and defense, support Ukraine's NATO membership, and establish a special tribunal to pr...
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24% Bias Score

Thuringian Parliament to Vote on 700 Budget Amendments, Facing 220 Million Euro Deficit
The Thuringian state parliament's budget committee will vote on approximately 700 amendments to the 13.98 billion euro state budget on Thursday, with a projected deficit of 220 million euros, primarily driven by a new coalition's 155 million euro municipal package and delayed debt repayment.

Thuringian Parliament to Vote on 700 Budget Amendments, Facing 220 Million Euro Deficit
The Thuringian state parliament's budget committee will vote on approximately 700 amendments to the 13.98 billion euro state budget on Thursday, with a projected deficit of 220 million euros, primarily driven by a new coalition's 155 million euro municipal package and delayed debt repayment.
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36% Bias Score
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