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EU Reforms State Aid Rules to Boost Green Transition
The EU is reforming its State aid rules to facilitate the green transition, aiming for a balance between supporting businesses and preventing larger companies from gaining unfair advantages, while addressing concerns raised by Germany and other member states.
EU Reforms State Aid Rules to Boost Green Transition
The EU is reforming its State aid rules to facilitate the green transition, aiming for a balance between supporting businesses and preventing larger companies from gaining unfair advantages, while addressing concerns raised by Germany and other member states.
Progress
40% Bias Score


Sordo Re-elected as CC OO Secretary General, Addresses Corruption and Economic Issues
Unai Sordo was re-elected secretary general of Spain's CC OO union on Saturday with 96% of the vote, addressing corruption, advocating for reduced working hours, affordable housing, and condemning the situation in Gaza.
Sordo Re-elected as CC OO Secretary General, Addresses Corruption and Economic Issues
Unai Sordo was re-elected secretary general of Spain's CC OO union on Saturday with 96% of the vote, addressing corruption, advocating for reduced working hours, affordable housing, and condemning the situation in Gaza.
Progress
40% Bias Score


Trump's Golden Visa Attracts 70,000 Applicants
President Trump's new golden visa, requiring a $5 million investment, has attracted almost 70,000 applicants seeking US residency and citizenship; the program aims to generate $1 trillion in revenue and is being processed by the Departments of Homeland Security, State, and Commerce.
Trump's Golden Visa Attracts 70,000 Applicants
President Trump's new golden visa, requiring a $5 million investment, has attracted almost 70,000 applicants seeking US residency and citizenship; the program aims to generate $1 trillion in revenue and is being processed by the Departments of Homeland Security, State, and Commerce.
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52% Bias Score


EU Eases Rules to Accelerate Spain's Pandemic Recovery Fund Spending
The European Commission eased rules for spending NextGenerationEU funds, enabling Spain to redirect €80 billion in grants and €83 billion in loans to defense, space, or satellite connectivity and substitute unachievable targets to avoid losing funds by the August 31, 2026 deadline.
EU Eases Rules to Accelerate Spain's Pandemic Recovery Fund Spending
The European Commission eased rules for spending NextGenerationEU funds, enabling Spain to redirect €80 billion in grants and €83 billion in loans to defense, space, or satellite connectivity and substitute unachievable targets to avoid losing funds by the August 31, 2026 deadline.
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48% Bias Score


Colombia's New Fiscal Plan: Increased Deficit, Tax Reform, and Spending Concerns
The Colombian government unveiled a 10-year fiscal plan including a 7.1% deficit, a new tax reform targeting 19 trillion pesos in revenue, and government personnel spending rising 27% by 2025, despite economic recovery.
Colombia's New Fiscal Plan: Increased Deficit, Tax Reform, and Spending Concerns
The Colombian government unveiled a 10-year fiscal plan including a 7.1% deficit, a new tax reform targeting 19 trillion pesos in revenue, and government personnel spending rising 27% by 2025, despite economic recovery.
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52% Bias Score


Trump Approves $11 Billion Nippon Steel Investment in US Steel with US Government Veto Power
President Trump approved a $11 billion investment in US Steel by Nippon Steel, contingent on a national security agreement giving the US government veto power ("golden share") to protect national interests, following national security reviews by CFIUS and the Department of Justice.
Trump Approves $11 Billion Nippon Steel Investment in US Steel with US Government Veto Power
President Trump approved a $11 billion investment in US Steel by Nippon Steel, contingent on a national security agreement giving the US government veto power ("golden share") to protect national interests, following national security reviews by CFIUS and the Department of Justice.
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56% Bias Score

NSW Budget Favors Developers Amidst Cost-of-Living Cuts
The NSW 2025 budget allocates $1 billion to support property developers through a home-purchase guarantee and tax breaks, while ending cost-of-living relief measures and pursuing cuts to workers' compensation, creating winners and losers.

NSW Budget Favors Developers Amidst Cost-of-Living Cuts
The NSW 2025 budget allocates $1 billion to support property developers through a home-purchase guarantee and tax breaks, while ending cost-of-living relief measures and pursuing cuts to workers' compensation, creating winners and losers.
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44% Bias Score

Donohoe Seeks Reelection as Eurogroup President Amidst Potential Spanish Challenge
The race for the Eurogroup presidency is underway, with incumbent Paschal Donohoe receiving EPP support and Spain's Carlos Cuerpo considering a challenge, creating a potential two-candidate race with the election set for July 7th.

Donohoe Seeks Reelection as Eurogroup President Amidst Potential Spanish Challenge
The race for the Eurogroup presidency is underway, with incumbent Paschal Donohoe receiving EPP support and Spain's Carlos Cuerpo considering a challenge, creating a potential two-candidate race with the election set for July 7th.
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44% Bias Score

Five Eurozone Powers Demand Major Eurogroup Reforms
Five major Eurozone nations—France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain—demand significant Eurogroup reforms from its next president, focusing on improved efficiency, clearer division of labor with Ecofin, faster implementation of the savings and investment union, banking union, and the euro digi...

Five Eurozone Powers Demand Major Eurogroup Reforms
Five major Eurozone nations—France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain—demand significant Eurogroup reforms from its next president, focusing on improved efficiency, clearer division of labor with Ecofin, faster implementation of the savings and investment union, banking union, and the euro digi...
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44% Bias Score

Milei's Plan to Reintegrate \$200 Billion in Informal Dollar Savings into Argentina's Economy
Argentina's President Milei proposes a plan to incentivize citizens to bring their estimated \$200 billion in informal dollar savings into the formal economy by reducing fiscal regulations and boosting confidence, aiming to stimulate consumption and strengthen international reserves.

Milei's Plan to Reintegrate \$200 Billion in Informal Dollar Savings into Argentina's Economy
Argentina's President Milei proposes a plan to incentivize citizens to bring their estimated \$200 billion in informal dollar savings into the formal economy by reducing fiscal regulations and boosting confidence, aiming to stimulate consumption and strengthen international reserves.
Progress
40% Bias Score

Germany's Economic Stagnation: Skilled Labor Shortage and Needed Reforms
Germany's economy, in recession for two years, faces stagnation in 2024, despite OECD's projected 0.4% growth. A severe skilled labor shortage, impacting over 81% of firms and hindering growth, necessitates structural reforms and increased labor market participation.

Germany's Economic Stagnation: Skilled Labor Shortage and Needed Reforms
Germany's economy, in recession for two years, faces stagnation in 2024, despite OECD's projected 0.4% growth. A severe skilled labor shortage, impacting over 81% of firms and hindering growth, necessitates structural reforms and increased labor market participation.
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40% Bias Score

Labour MPs Rebel Against £5 Billion Benefit Cuts
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a major rebellion from over 100 of her own MPs over £5 billion of planned benefit cuts, despite offering a compromise extension to benefits; the cuts are expected to push 250,000 people into poverty, including 50,000 children.

Labour MPs Rebel Against £5 Billion Benefit Cuts
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a major rebellion from over 100 of her own MPs over £5 billion of planned benefit cuts, despite offering a compromise extension to benefits; the cuts are expected to push 250,000 people into poverty, including 50,000 children.
Progress
56% Bias Score
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