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Tooze Condemns Germany's Debt Brake Circumvention as Cynical Political Maneuver
Adam Tooze criticizes Germany's CDU/SPD government for circumventing the debt brake to approve a €500 billion special fund for defense spending, arguing it's a cynical political maneuver that undermines democratic processes and prioritizes conservative security policy over genuine investment.
Tooze Condemns Germany's Debt Brake Circumvention as Cynical Political Maneuver
Adam Tooze criticizes Germany's CDU/SPD government for circumventing the debt brake to approve a €500 billion special fund for defense spending, arguing it's a cynical political maneuver that undermines democratic processes and prioritizes conservative security policy over genuine investment.
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52% Bias Score
German Debt Brake Reform Faces Uncertain Future Amid Coalition Disputes
Germany's CDU/SPD coalition is negotiating with the Green party to reform the country's "debt brake," proposing €500 billion in spending for infrastructure and defense, facing opposition over funding allocation for climate transition and potential constitutional challenges.
German Debt Brake Reform Faces Uncertain Future Amid Coalition Disputes
Germany's CDU/SPD coalition is negotiating with the Green party to reform the country's "debt brake," proposing €500 billion in spending for infrastructure and defense, facing opposition over funding allocation for climate transition and potential constitutional challenges.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Resource Grab Theory Debunked: No Profitable Gains in Sight
This article debunks the theory that President Trump's foreign policy is a calculated resource grab, citing the lack of significant untapped resources in Ukraine, Greenland, and Canada, the pre-existing access enjoyed by US companies, and the high costs associated with annexation.
Trump's Resource Grab Theory Debunked: No Profitable Gains in Sight
This article debunks the theory that President Trump's foreign policy is a calculated resource grab, citing the lack of significant untapped resources in Ukraine, Greenland, and Canada, the pre-existing access enjoyed by US companies, and the high costs associated with annexation.
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32% Bias Score
CNN Poll Shows Growing Economic Concerns Under Trump
A CNN poll reveals growing economic concerns under President Trump, with 55% of Americans believing his federal program cuts will harm the economy; optimism about the future economy has fallen 7 points since January, and his approval rating for handling the economy is now 44%.
CNN Poll Shows Growing Economic Concerns Under Trump
A CNN poll reveals growing economic concerns under President Trump, with 55% of Americans believing his federal program cuts will harm the economy; optimism about the future economy has fallen 7 points since January, and his approval rating for handling the economy is now 44%.
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48% Bias Score
Macron Urges 'War Economy' for Ukraine Support
French President Macron calls for a war economy to support Ukraine, emphasizing the need for increased arms production, digital infrastructure autonomy, and a balanced approach that avoids harming the welfare state.
Macron Urges 'War Economy' for Ukraine Support
French President Macron calls for a war economy to support Ukraine, emphasizing the need for increased arms production, digital infrastructure autonomy, and a balanced approach that avoids harming the welfare state.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's 2026 GDP Growth Projected at 1.5 Percent Amidst Economic Challenges
Germany's 2026 GDP is projected to grow by 1.5 percent, according to the Kiel Institute, driven by increased public investments and less restrictive monetary policy, following two years of recession and expected 2025 stagnation; however, structural problems and US tariffs remain significant risks.
Germany's 2026 GDP Growth Projected at 1.5 Percent Amidst Economic Challenges
Germany's 2026 GDP is projected to grow by 1.5 percent, according to the Kiel Institute, driven by increased public investments and less restrictive monetary policy, following two years of recession and expected 2025 stagnation; however, structural problems and US tariffs remain significant risks.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Tax Plan Threatens Social Security and Medicare Funding
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick proposed eliminating taxes for those earning under $150,000, potentially crippling Social Security and Medicare, which are primarily funded by payroll taxes totaling $1.23 trillion in 2023.
Trump Tax Plan Threatens Social Security and Medicare Funding
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick proposed eliminating taxes for those earning under $150,000, potentially crippling Social Security and Medicare, which are primarily funded by payroll taxes totaling $1.23 trillion in 2023.
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60% Bias Score
Labour's Welfare Reform Plan Sparks Internal Divisions Amidst £100 Billion Budget Projection
Facing a projected £100 billion annual welfare bill by 2027, the UK Labour government is planning reforms, sparking internal divisions over potential cuts to disability benefits and calls for wealth taxes instead; the Chancellor is under pressure to reconcile fiscal constraints with social welfare.
Labour's Welfare Reform Plan Sparks Internal Divisions Amidst £100 Billion Budget Projection
Facing a projected £100 billion annual welfare bill by 2027, the UK Labour government is planning reforms, sparking internal divisions over potential cuts to disability benefits and calls for wealth taxes instead; the Chancellor is under pressure to reconcile fiscal constraints with social welfare.
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60% Bias Score
Blanchard Awarded for Macroeconomic Research Amidst Global Economic Uncertainty
Olivier Blanchard, a 76-year-old economist and former IMF chief economist, received the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award for his macroeconomic research, criticizing austerity policies and predicting a more fragmented global economy due to protectionism and geopolitical events like the war in Ukrain...
Blanchard Awarded for Macroeconomic Research Amidst Global Economic Uncertainty
Olivier Blanchard, a 76-year-old economist and former IMF chief economist, received the BBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award for his macroeconomic research, criticizing austerity policies and predicting a more fragmented global economy due to protectionism and geopolitical events like the war in Ukrain...
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40% Bias Score
Trump's 2024 Candidacy: A Potential Market Trigger
A potential Donald Trump presidency in 2024 poses a significant risk to global markets due to his past policies and unpredictable nature, potentially causing a market correction and global recession, mirroring the unsustainable boom-and-bust cycle described in *The Great Gatsby*.
Trump's 2024 Candidacy: A Potential Market Trigger
A potential Donald Trump presidency in 2024 poses a significant risk to global markets due to his past policies and unpredictable nature, potentially causing a market correction and global recession, mirroring the unsustainable boom-and-bust cycle described in *The Great Gatsby*.
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56% Bias Score
US Economic Optimism Declines Amidst Trump's Return
A CNN poll shows declining economic optimism in the US since President Trump's return, with 55% of Americans believing his federal program cuts will harm the economy; only 28% say his policies improved things, while 51% say they worsened conditions.
US Economic Optimism Declines Amidst Trump's Return
A CNN poll shows declining economic optimism in the US since President Trump's return, with 55% of Americans believing his federal program cuts will harm the economy; only 28% say his policies improved things, while 51% say they worsened conditions.
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48% Bias Score
UK Disability Benefit Cuts Face Criticism from Both Sides
Former shadow chancellor Ed Balls and former Chancellor George Osborne criticized proposed UK disability benefit cuts totaling almost £6 billion, raising concerns about fairness and political viability amidst increased universal credit claimants with limited work capability since the pandemic.
UK Disability Benefit Cuts Face Criticism from Both Sides
Former shadow chancellor Ed Balls and former Chancellor George Osborne criticized proposed UK disability benefit cuts totaling almost £6 billion, raising concerns about fairness and political viability amidst increased universal credit claimants with limited work capability since the pandemic.
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48% Bias Score
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