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Hungary Withdraws from International Criminal Court
Hungary withdrew from the International Criminal Court (ICC) on April 3rd, 2025, following an ICC arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a move announced by the head of the cabinet, Gergely Gulyas, and reflecting Prime Minister Viktor Orban's broader political strategy against...
Hungary Withdraws from International Criminal Court
Hungary withdrew from the International Criminal Court (ICC) on April 3rd, 2025, following an ICC arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a move announced by the head of the cabinet, Gergely Gulyas, and reflecting Prime Minister Viktor Orban's broader political strategy against...
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Hungary Leaves ICC, Defying Netanyahu Arrest Warrant
Hungary withdrew from the International Criminal Court (ICC) hours before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit, defying an ICC arrest warrant, prompting criticism from the US, Germany, and other EU members. This makes Hungary the first EU nation to leave the ICC, raising concerns about ...
Hungary Leaves ICC, Defying Netanyahu Arrest Warrant
Hungary withdrew from the International Criminal Court (ICC) hours before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit, defying an ICC arrest warrant, prompting criticism from the US, Germany, and other EU members. This makes Hungary the first EU nation to leave the ICC, raising concerns about ...
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Turkey-EU Economic Dialogue Resumes After Six-Year Pause
Turkey and the EU held their first high-level economic dialogue in six years, focusing on global challenges, Turkey's economic reforms, and future collaborations in areas like transportation, energy, and the updating of the Customs Union.
Turkey-EU Economic Dialogue Resumes After Six-Year Pause
Turkey and the EU held their first high-level economic dialogue in six years, focusing on global challenges, Turkey's economic reforms, and future collaborations in areas like transportation, energy, and the updating of the Customs Union.
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High-Level Russia-US Meeting Amidst Continued Ukraine Conflict and NATO Aid
Following a meeting between a top Russian official and a US representative in Washington, NATO pledges almost €21 billion in military aid to Ukraine, while Russia and Ukraine continue to attack each other amidst peace efforts.
High-Level Russia-US Meeting Amidst Continued Ukraine Conflict and NATO Aid
Following a meeting between a top Russian official and a US representative in Washington, NATO pledges almost €21 billion in military aid to Ukraine, while Russia and Ukraine continue to attack each other amidst peace efforts.
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Trump Tariffs Spark Global Reaction, Lawsuit Filed Against Civitas Christiana, E.T. Model to be Auctioned
President Trump's newly imposed import tariffs are causing global reactions, the EU is preparing countermeasures; a Dutch court hears a lawsuit against Civitas Christiana for allegedly spreading misinformation; and tonight, a model of E.T. will be auctioned at Sotheby's for an estimated \$500,000 - ...
Trump Tariffs Spark Global Reaction, Lawsuit Filed Against Civitas Christiana, E.T. Model to be Auctioned
President Trump's newly imposed import tariffs are causing global reactions, the EU is preparing countermeasures; a Dutch court hears a lawsuit against Civitas Christiana for allegedly spreading misinformation; and tonight, a model of E.T. will be auctioned at Sotheby's for an estimated \$500,000 - ...
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Tinagli: EU Needs Unified Response to Trump's Trade Policies, Rearm Plan Needs Revision
MEP Irene Tinagli criticized Trump's trade narrative as misleading, advocating for a unified European response focusing on regulating big tech and fiscal measures, while expressing support for the EU's Rearm plan despite internal party divisions.
Tinagli: EU Needs Unified Response to Trump's Trade Policies, Rearm Plan Needs Revision
MEP Irene Tinagli criticized Trump's trade narrative as misleading, advocating for a unified European response focusing on regulating big tech and fiscal measures, while expressing support for the EU's Rearm plan despite internal party divisions.
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Greek Economy Faces Indirect Impacts from US Tariff Announcement
Trump's new tariffs cause concern for Greece's economy; although direct impacts are estimated to be low (4.5% of exports to the US), indirect effects through Eurozone GDP growth are expected, prompting calls for economic model adjustments and diversification of trade partnerships.

Greek Economy Faces Indirect Impacts from US Tariff Announcement
Trump's new tariffs cause concern for Greece's economy; although direct impacts are estimated to be low (4.5% of exports to the US), indirect effects through Eurozone GDP growth are expected, prompting calls for economic model adjustments and diversification of trade partnerships.
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UK-EU Travel Authorizations: Current Rules and Scam Warnings
The UK's Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is now in effect for EU citizens visiting the UK, while the EU's ETIAS for British travelers to Europe is delayed until at least late 2026, causing confusion and prompting warnings about travel scams.

UK-EU Travel Authorizations: Current Rules and Scam Warnings
The UK's Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) is now in effect for EU citizens visiting the UK, while the EU's ETIAS for British travelers to Europe is delayed until at least late 2026, causing confusion and prompting warnings about travel scams.
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Trump's New Tariffs Trigger Global Trade War Fears
President Trump announced new tariffs on various imports, with the EU facing 20 percent, China 34 percent, and other countries a minimum of 10 percent; the EU and China have vowed retaliatory measures, and the Tokyo stock market experienced a sharp decline.

Trump's New Tariffs Trigger Global Trade War Fears
President Trump announced new tariffs on various imports, with the EU facing 20 percent, China 34 percent, and other countries a minimum of 10 percent; the EU and China have vowed retaliatory measures, and the Tokyo stock market experienced a sharp decline.
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Trump Announces Retaliatory Tariffs on EU and China
US President Trump announced 20% tariffs on European Union products and 34% on Chinese products, claiming they are reciprocal measures; however, these tariffs will reportedly take effect April 9th, not immediately as Trump stated, giving countries room for negotiation.

Trump Announces Retaliatory Tariffs on EU and China
US President Trump announced 20% tariffs on European Union products and 34% on Chinese products, claiming they are reciprocal measures; however, these tariffs will reportedly take effect April 9th, not immediately as Trump stated, giving countries room for negotiation.
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EU Approves €4 Billion in Aid to Egypt Amid Human Rights Concerns
The European Parliament approved €4 billion in aid to Egypt as part of a €7 billion EU package to curb irregular migration, despite concerns about human rights conditions being dropped from the deal, raising questions about the EU's prioritization of migration control over democratic values.

EU Approves €4 Billion in Aid to Egypt Amid Human Rights Concerns
The European Parliament approved €4 billion in aid to Egypt as part of a €7 billion EU package to curb irregular migration, despite concerns about human rights conditions being dropped from the deal, raising questions about the EU's prioritization of migration control over democratic values.
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Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption, Seek EU Support
Around 80 Serbian university students are cycling 1,300 kilometers to Strasbourg, France, to garner EU support for their months-long protests against corruption in Serbia, triggered by a deadly November train station collapse that killed 16 people.

Serbian Students Cycle to Strasbourg to Protest Corruption, Seek EU Support
Around 80 Serbian university students are cycling 1,300 kilometers to Strasbourg, France, to garner EU support for their months-long protests against corruption in Serbia, triggered by a deadly November train station collapse that killed 16 people.
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40% Bias Score
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