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Croatia's Presidential Election: Milanović Faces Runoff After Close Race
In Croatia's January 1st presidential election, incumbent leftist Zoran Milanović faces government-backed Dragan Primorac; Milanović's anti-Western stance on Ukraine contrasts with Primorac's pro-Western views, with a runoff likely on January 12th if neither wins over 50% of the vote.
Croatia's Presidential Election: Milanović Faces Runoff After Close Race
In Croatia's January 1st presidential election, incumbent leftist Zoran Milanović faces government-backed Dragan Primorac; Milanović's anti-Western stance on Ukraine contrasts with Primorac's pro-Western views, with a runoff likely on January 12th if neither wins over 50% of the vote.
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52% Bias Score
Croatia's Presidential Election: Milanović Seeks Reelection Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Croatia's January 5th presidential election pits incumbent Zoran Milanović, a left-leaning populist critical of Western support for Ukraine, against conservative-backed Dragan Primorac; a runoff is likely on January 12th due to the fragmented electorate.
Croatia's Presidential Election: Milanović Seeks Reelection Amidst Geopolitical Tensions
Croatia's January 5th presidential election pits incumbent Zoran Milanović, a left-leaning populist critical of Western support for Ukraine, against conservative-backed Dragan Primorac; a runoff is likely on January 12th due to the fragmented electorate.
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48% Bias Score
Fico-Putin Meeting Raises Energy Security Concerns for Europe
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico met with Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin amid Slovakia's reliance on Russian gas, triggering criticism from Ukraine and the Czech Republic over potential energy and security risks to Europe. North Korea is also reportedly sending military personnel and equipment to ai...
Fico-Putin Meeting Raises Energy Security Concerns for Europe
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico met with Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin amid Slovakia's reliance on Russian gas, triggering criticism from Ukraine and the Czech Republic over potential energy and security risks to Europe. North Korea is also reportedly sending military personnel and equipment to ai...
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40% Bias Score
Zelenskyy Accuses Slovak PM of Aiding Russia, Sparking Protests
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy publicly accused Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico of aiding Russia's war effort by maintaining Slovakia's dependence on Russian gas, costing Slovakia an estimated $1 billion annually and sparking large-scale protests in Bratislava.
Zelenskyy Accuses Slovak PM of Aiding Russia, Sparking Protests
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy publicly accused Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico of aiding Russia's war effort by maintaining Slovakia's dependence on Russian gas, costing Slovakia an estimated $1 billion annually and sparking large-scale protests in Bratislava.
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Pro-EU Romanian Parties Form Coalition Government After Election Annulment
Following annulled presidential elections due to suspected Russian interference, three pro-European Romanian parties formed a coalition government, securing 176 out of 331 lower house seats and nominating Crin Antonescu for president.
Pro-EU Romanian Parties Form Coalition Government After Election Annulment
Following annulled presidential elections due to suspected Russian interference, three pro-European Romanian parties formed a coalition government, securing 176 out of 331 lower house seats and nominating Crin Antonescu for president.
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44% Bias Score
EU Citizens' Initiative Demands Equal Access to Abortion
The EU citizens' initiative "My voice, my choice," advocating for safe and accessible abortion, collected over 1 million signatures across 15 EU countries, exceeding the required threshold and compelling the European Commission to formally respond and consider legislative action to address the dispa...
EU Citizens' Initiative Demands Equal Access to Abortion
The EU citizens' initiative "My voice, my choice," advocating for safe and accessible abortion, collected over 1 million signatures across 15 EU countries, exceeding the required threshold and compelling the European Commission to formally respond and consider legislative action to address the dispa...
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52% Bias Score
Poland's New Government Seeks EU Reconciliation Amidst Internal Challenges
Poland's new liberal-conservative coalition government, led by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, aims to improve its relationship with the EU after years of conflict with the previous PiS government, focusing on defense and migration while facing internal political challenges and an upcoming presid...
Poland's New Government Seeks EU Reconciliation Amidst Internal Challenges
Poland's new liberal-conservative coalition government, led by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, aims to improve its relationship with the EU after years of conflict with the previous PiS government, focusing on defense and migration while facing internal political challenges and an upcoming presid...
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France's Energy Roadmap Falls Short of EU Targets
France's Environmental Authority criticized the country's energy roadmap for insufficient ambition in reducing energy consumption, recommending a 12% decrease in the 2030 target to meet EU's Fit for 55 plan requiring 1243 TWh by 2030 compared to the current projection of 1410 TWh.
France's Energy Roadmap Falls Short of EU Targets
France's Environmental Authority criticized the country's energy roadmap for insufficient ambition in reducing energy consumption, recommending a 12% decrease in the 2030 target to meet EU's Fit for 55 plan requiring 1243 TWh by 2030 compared to the current projection of 1410 TWh.
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36% Bias Score
Georgia's Election: Alleged Russian Interference Halts EU Bid
Former Georgian Prime Minister Nika Gilauri alleges Russia rigged Georgia's October parliamentary elections, installing a pro-Kremlin government that halted the country's EU integration efforts, sparking mass protests and US sanctions.
Georgia's Election: Alleged Russian Interference Halts EU Bid
Former Georgian Prime Minister Nika Gilauri alleges Russia rigged Georgia's October parliamentary elections, installing a pro-Kremlin government that halted the country's EU integration efforts, sparking mass protests and US sanctions.
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52% Bias Score
EU Worried by Growing Pro-Russian Sentiment Among Member States
Growing pro-Russian sentiment in several EU nations, including visits by Hungarian and Slovakian leaders to Moscow and the rise of pro-Russian populist parties, worries the EU, particularly given the incoming US administration's potential for early peace negotiations with Russia.
EU Worried by Growing Pro-Russian Sentiment Among Member States
Growing pro-Russian sentiment in several EU nations, including visits by Hungarian and Slovakian leaders to Moscow and the rise of pro-Russian populist parties, worries the EU, particularly given the incoming US administration's potential for early peace negotiations with Russia.
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EU Citizens' Initiative on Abortion Access Exceeds Signature Goal
The "My voice, my choice" citizens' initiative advocating for accessible abortion in the EU has exceeded its signature goal with over 1 million signatures from 15 countries, compelling the European Commission to respond and potentially implement measures ensuring equal access across the bloc.
EU Citizens' Initiative on Abortion Access Exceeds Signature Goal
The "My voice, my choice" citizens' initiative advocating for accessible abortion in the EU has exceeded its signature goal with over 1 million signatures from 15 countries, compelling the European Commission to respond and potentially implement measures ensuring equal access across the bloc.
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48% Bias Score
EU Police Salaries: Wide Variations and Gender Pay Gap
A Euronews Next analysis of Eurostat salary data reveals significant variation in police officer salaries across the EU, ranging from \u20ac699 in Bulgaria to \u20ac5,761 in Denmark in 2023, with a notable gender pay gap and considerable differences between patrol officers and detectives.
EU Police Salaries: Wide Variations and Gender Pay Gap
A Euronews Next analysis of Eurostat salary data reveals significant variation in police officer salaries across the EU, ranging from \u20ac699 in Bulgaria to \u20ac5,761 in Denmark in 2023, with a notable gender pay gap and considerable differences between patrol officers and detectives.
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44% Bias Score
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