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Australia to Allow US Use of AUKUS Submarine Base
Australia will spend $8 billion to upgrade the Henderson shipyard in Western Australia, enabling the US to use the facility for its nuclear-powered submarines as part of the AUKUS agreement.
Australia to Allow US Use of AUKUS Submarine Base
Australia will spend $8 billion to upgrade the Henderson shipyard in Western Australia, enabling the US to use the facility for its nuclear-powered submarines as part of the AUKUS agreement.
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24% Bias Score
Ukraine Faces Air Defense Shortages Amidst Slowed US Arms Deliveries
The Pentagon's revised military aid program has slowed arms deliveries to Ukraine, raising concerns about potential air defense shortages as Russia intensifies air attacks.
Ukraine Faces Air Defense Shortages Amidst Slowed US Arms Deliveries
The Pentagon's revised military aid program has slowed arms deliveries to Ukraine, raising concerns about potential air defense shortages as Russia intensifies air attacks.
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24% Bias Score
Germany Debates Mandatory National Service
German Bundestag Defense Commissioner Henning Otte advocates for mandatory national service for all genders, encompassing military and civilian roles, aiming to bolster the Bundeswehr and foster societal unity.
Germany Debates Mandatory National Service
German Bundestag Defense Commissioner Henning Otte advocates for mandatory national service for all genders, encompassing military and civilian roles, aiming to bolster the Bundeswehr and foster societal unity.
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36% Bias Score
LSU Upsets Clemson, Defense Leads to SEC Championship Contention
LSU defeated Clemson 17-10, showcasing a significantly improved defense that held Clemson to 261 total yards and 31 rushing yards, marking a potential turning point for the team's national championship aspirations.
LSU Upsets Clemson, Defense Leads to SEC Championship Contention
LSU defeated Clemson 17-10, showcasing a significantly improved defense that held Clemson to 261 total yards and 31 rushing yards, marking a potential turning point for the team's national championship aspirations.
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40% Bias Score
Söder Demands Universal Conscription Amidst Concerns Over Russia's Potential NATO Challenge
CSU leader Markus Söder criticizes the German government's new military service plan as insufficient, demanding universal conscription due to Russia's potential threat to NATO by 2027-2029, while Chancellor Merz expresses confidence in the voluntary system.
Söder Demands Universal Conscription Amidst Concerns Over Russia's Potential NATO Challenge
CSU leader Markus Söder criticizes the German government's new military service plan as insufficient, demanding universal conscription due to Russia's potential threat to NATO by 2027-2029, while Chancellor Merz expresses confidence in the voluntary system.
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56% Bias Score
German FDP Backs New National Service Plan Amid Security Concerns
Schleswig-Holstein's FDP chairman Christopher Vogt supports Germany's plan for a new national service, viewing it as a necessary step given the changed security landscape and the insufficient number of volunteers; the cabinet approved a draft law introducing a system primarily based on volunteers, w...
German FDP Backs New National Service Plan Amid Security Concerns
Schleswig-Holstein's FDP chairman Christopher Vogt supports Germany's plan for a new national service, viewing it as a necessary step given the changed security landscape and the insufficient number of volunteers; the cabinet approved a draft law introducing a system primarily based on volunteers, w...
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44% Bias Score
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund, Allocating €787 Million to Greece and €1.18 Billion to Cyprus
The European Commission approved €150 billion in funding for the European Defence Fund (EDF) under the "SAFE" program, allocating €787,669,283 to Greece and €1,181,503,924 to Cyprus to bolster their defense capabilities and address critical gaps.
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund, Allocating €787 Million to Greece and €1.18 Billion to Cyprus
The European Commission approved €150 billion in funding for the European Defence Fund (EDF) under the "SAFE" program, allocating €787,669,283 to Greece and €1,181,503,924 to Cyprus to bolster their defense capabilities and address critical gaps.
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48% Bias Score
Eurobarometer Spring 2025 Survey: EU Public Opinion on Priorities and Image
A Eurobarometer Spring 2025 survey of 26,410 EU citizens reveals defense and security as the top priority for strengthening the EU's global influence (37%), followed by competitiveness (32%), and energy sovereignty (27%), while 52% view the EU positively.
Eurobarometer Spring 2025 Survey: EU Public Opinion on Priorities and Image
A Eurobarometer Spring 2025 survey of 26,410 EU citizens reveals defense and security as the top priority for strengthening the EU's global influence (37%), followed by competitiveness (32%), and energy sovereignty (27%), while 52% view the EU positively.
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24% Bias Score
Canada's Biotech Sector: A Dual-Use Approach to Defence and Economic Growth
Canada's plan to increase defence spending should prioritize biotech investments to bolster national security, economic competitiveness, and global leadership in medical innovation, leveraging the dual-use nature of biotech for both defence and civilian applications.
Canada's Biotech Sector: A Dual-Use Approach to Defence and Economic Growth
Canada's plan to increase defence spending should prioritize biotech investments to bolster national security, economic competitiveness, and global leadership in medical innovation, leveraging the dual-use nature of biotech for both defence and civilian applications.
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56% Bias Score
Iveco Sells Commercial Vehicle and Defense Divisions for €5.5 Billion
Italian truck maker Iveco sold its commercial vehicle division to India's Tata Motors for €3.8 billion and its defense division to Italy's Leonardo for €1.7 billion, a deal expected to close in the first quarter of 2026.
Iveco Sells Commercial Vehicle and Defense Divisions for €5.5 Billion
Italian truck maker Iveco sold its commercial vehicle division to India's Tata Motors for €3.8 billion and its defense division to Italy's Leonardo for €1.7 billion, a deal expected to close in the first quarter of 2026.
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20% Bias Score
Spain Meets NATO's 2% Military Spending Target, Causing Domestic Political Tensions
Spain's government announced that the country has reached NATO's 2% GDP military spending target, involving a €10.471 billion increase in the defense budget this year to a total of €33.123 billion, exceeding the initial 1.40% achieved in 2024, causing internal political divisions within the ruling c...
Spain Meets NATO's 2% Military Spending Target, Causing Domestic Political Tensions
Spain's government announced that the country has reached NATO's 2% GDP military spending target, involving a €10.471 billion increase in the defense budget this year to a total of €33.123 billion, exceeding the initial 1.40% achieved in 2024, causing internal political divisions within the ruling c...
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56% Bias Score
German Union Rejects New Military Service Plan
Germany's Union faction sharply criticizes the government's new voluntary military service plan, citing a lack of concrete targets and deadlines for recruitment and contrasting it with the Swedish model; they intend to push for changes in parliament, creating uncertainty about the plan's future.
German Union Rejects New Military Service Plan
Germany's Union faction sharply criticizes the government's new voluntary military service plan, citing a lack of concrete targets and deadlines for recruitment and contrasting it with the Swedish model; they intend to push for changes in parliament, creating uncertainty about the plan's future.
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52% Bias Score
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