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SDSM to Release Draft Resolution on EU Accession Red Lines
On September 25th, SDSM will release a draft resolution outlining its red lines in EU accession talks, following public criticism for delays and explanations regarding consultations with legal and international law experts.
SDSM to Release Draft Resolution on EU Accession Red Lines
On September 25th, SDSM will release a draft resolution outlining its red lines in EU accession talks, following public criticism for delays and explanations regarding consultations with legal and international law experts.
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20% Bias Score


Serbian Police Brutally Suppress Novi Sad Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, police violently dispersed thousands of student-led protesters demanding free elections and justice, resulting in arrests and injuries on both sides, amidst months of anti-government demonstrations.
Serbian Police Brutally Suppress Novi Sad Protests
In Novi Sad, Serbia, police violently dispersed thousands of student-led protesters demanding free elections and justice, resulting in arrests and injuries on both sides, amidst months of anti-government demonstrations.
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52% Bias Score


Surging Tourism Fuels Real Estate Boom in the Balkans
Increased tourism in Albania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia is driving a real estate boom, with prices rising but remaining relatively low compared to Western Europe, attracting significant investment from international hotel chains and individual buyers.
Surging Tourism Fuels Real Estate Boom in the Balkans
Increased tourism in Albania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia is driving a real estate boom, with prices rising but remaining relatively low compared to Western Europe, attracting significant investment from international hotel chains and individual buyers.
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40% Bias Score


Ukraine Seeks EU Accession to Shield Anti-Corruption Agencies from Interference
Ukrainian anti-corruption officials urged the EU to open accession talks to protect their independence from state interference, citing recent cases of investigator detentions and office searches as evidence of attempts to undermine their work. The EU reaffirmed its support for the agencies.
Ukraine Seeks EU Accession to Shield Anti-Corruption Agencies from Interference
Ukrainian anti-corruption officials urged the EU to open accession talks to protect their independence from state interference, citing recent cases of investigator detentions and office searches as evidence of attempts to undermine their work. The EU reaffirmed its support for the agencies.
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36% Bias Score


EU Leaders Visit Moldova Amidst Election Uncertainty and Hungary's Veto
Three top EU leaders visited Moldova for its independence day, expressing support for its EU membership bid, but upcoming elections and Hungary's veto on Ukraine's bid pose significant challenges to Moldova's pro-Western trajectory.
EU Leaders Visit Moldova Amidst Election Uncertainty and Hungary's Veto
Three top EU leaders visited Moldova for its independence day, expressing support for its EU membership bid, but upcoming elections and Hungary's veto on Ukraine's bid pose significant challenges to Moldova's pro-Western trajectory.
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32% Bias Score


Serbia's President Vučić Offers Dialogue Amidst Violent Protests
Following a deadly train station collapse in Novi Sad, Serbia, in November 2024, protests led to violent clashes, prompting President Vučić to repeatedly offer public dialogue and early elections, which have been refused, despite his claims of measured police response.
Serbia's President Vučić Offers Dialogue Amidst Violent Protests
Following a deadly train station collapse in Novi Sad, Serbia, in November 2024, protests led to violent clashes, prompting President Vučić to repeatedly offer public dialogue and early elections, which have been refused, despite his claims of measured police response.
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56% Bias Score

Serbia showcases military might in large-scale parade
Serbia displayed its military capabilities in a large-scale parade in Belgrade on Saturday, showcasing weaponry from various international suppliers alongside its domestic arsenal, highlighting the country's complex geopolitical balancing act.

Serbia showcases military might in large-scale parade
Serbia displayed its military capabilities in a large-scale parade in Belgrade on Saturday, showcasing weaponry from various international suppliers alongside its domestic arsenal, highlighting the country's complex geopolitical balancing act.
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36% Bias Score

Ukraine Seeks Portuguese Investment in Reconstruction, Security Guarantees
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discussed Portugal's role in Ukraine's reconstruction and security guarantees with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, focusing on Portuguese companies' involvement and EU accession.

Ukraine Seeks Portuguese Investment in Reconstruction, Security Guarantees
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy discussed Portugal's role in Ukraine's reconstruction and security guarantees with Prime Minister Luís Montenegro, focusing on Portuguese companies' involvement and EU accession.
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24% Bias Score

Luxury Tourism Development Fuels Real Estate Boom in Western Balkans
Increased tourism and EU accession talks are driving a surge in luxury hotel development and real estate investment in Albania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia, leading to significant economic growth and rising property values.

Luxury Tourism Development Fuels Real Estate Boom in Western Balkans
Increased tourism and EU accession talks are driving a surge in luxury hotel development and real estate investment in Albania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia, leading to significant economic growth and rising property values.
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40% Bias Score

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Seek EU Support Amidst Government Interference Concerns
Ukraine's anti-corruption officials, NABU and SAPO heads, met with the EU's Enlargement Commissioner to request continued support for their EU accession bid, citing government interference and a concerning proposed immunity bill that could hinder their work. This follows a recently repealed bill tha...

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Seek EU Support Amidst Government Interference Concerns
Ukraine's anti-corruption officials, NABU and SAPO heads, met with the EU's Enlargement Commissioner to request continued support for their EU accession bid, citing government interference and a concerning proposed immunity bill that could hinder their work. This follows a recently repealed bill tha...
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44% Bias Score

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Seek EU Accession Protection
Ukrainian anti-corruption officials met with the EU Commissioner to urge the opening of EU accession negotiations, arguing it would protect their independence from state interference, citing specific instances of alleged pressure and a draft law granting immunity to those aiding counter-intelligence...

Ukraine's Anti-Corruption Agencies Seek EU Accession Protection
Ukrainian anti-corruption officials met with the EU Commissioner to urge the opening of EU accession negotiations, arguing it would protect their independence from state interference, citing specific instances of alleged pressure and a draft law granting immunity to those aiding counter-intelligence...
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32% Bias Score

Serbia Protests: EU Faces Criticism for Soft Approach Amidst Escalating Violence
Anti-corruption protests in Serbia, sparked by a deadly railway station collapse in November 2024, have escalated into violent clashes between police and demonstrators, prompting the EU to call for de-escalation but facing criticism for its perceived soft approach.

Serbia Protests: EU Faces Criticism for Soft Approach Amidst Escalating Violence
Anti-corruption protests in Serbia, sparked by a deadly railway station collapse in November 2024, have escalated into violent clashes between police and demonstrators, prompting the EU to call for de-escalation but facing criticism for its perceived soft approach.
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44% Bias Score
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