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EU Hesitates on Confiscating Frozen Russian Assets Amid Economic Concerns
Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot warned that seizing the \$200 billion in frozen Russian central bank assets held in the EU could severely damage Europe's economy, highlighting the potential for systemic shock and loss of euro credibility.
EU Hesitates on Confiscating Frozen Russian Assets Amid Economic Concerns
Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot warned that seizing the \$200 billion in frozen Russian central bank assets held in the EU could severely damage Europe's economy, highlighting the potential for systemic shock and loss of euro credibility.
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24% Bias Score


Zelenskyy and Fico Meet in Uzhhorod Amidst Strained Relations
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Slovak Prime Minister Fico met in Uzhhorod, discussing pragmatic cooperation despite differing views on Russia, with Zelenskyy emphasizing peace and Fico supporting Ukraine's EU aspirations while acknowledging Slovak reliance on Russian oil.
Zelenskyy and Fico Meet in Uzhhorod Amidst Strained Relations
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Slovak Prime Minister Fico met in Uzhhorod, discussing pragmatic cooperation despite differing views on Russia, with Zelenskyy emphasizing peace and Fico supporting Ukraine's EU aspirations while acknowledging Slovak reliance on Russian oil.
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36% Bias Score


Zelensky and Fico Meet Amidst Strained Slovakia-Ukraine Relations
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Slovak Prime Minister Fico held their first bilateral meeting in Uzhhorod, Ukraine, discussing cooperation despite existing tensions, particularly regarding energy and Fico's past ties with Russia.
Zelensky and Fico Meet Amidst Strained Slovakia-Ukraine Relations
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Slovak Prime Minister Fico held their first bilateral meeting in Uzhhorod, Ukraine, discussing cooperation despite existing tensions, particularly regarding energy and Fico's past ties with Russia.
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12% Bias Score


EU Delegation in Kyiv to Resume Operations After Russian Strike Damage
The EU delegation in Kyiv will resume operations after a Russian airstrike damaged its building, impacting operations for several days but causing no casualties as the strike occurred early in the morning.
EU Delegation in Kyiv to Resume Operations After Russian Strike Damage
The EU delegation in Kyiv will resume operations after a Russian airstrike damaged its building, impacting operations for several days but causing no casualties as the strike occurred early in the morning.
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28% Bias Score


France's Soaring Debt Fuels Eurozone Instability
France, already burdened by a €3.35 trillion national debt (114% of GDP), faces a potential government collapse after Prime Minister Bayrou's austerity plan failed to secure parliamentary support, raising concerns about the stability of the Eurozone and triggering higher borrowing costs.
France's Soaring Debt Fuels Eurozone Instability
France, already burdened by a €3.35 trillion national debt (114% of GDP), faces a potential government collapse after Prime Minister Bayrou's austerity plan failed to secure parliamentary support, raising concerns about the stability of the Eurozone and triggering higher borrowing costs.
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44% Bias Score


Growing EU Pressure on Israel Amidst Gaza Conflict
Amidst Israel's military operation in Gaza, triggered by Hamas's October 2023 attack, the number of EU member states supporting sanctions against Israel is increasing, though significant resistance, particularly from Germany, persists.
Growing EU Pressure on Israel Amidst Gaza Conflict
Amidst Israel's military operation in Gaza, triggered by Hamas's October 2023 attack, the number of EU member states supporting sanctions against Israel is increasing, though significant resistance, particularly from Germany, persists.
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20% Bias Score

Greece Maintains BBB Credit Rating Amidst Strong Economic Growth
Despite a high public debt, Greece's robust economic performance, driven by strong domestic demand and EU-funded investments, has led to a stable credit rating of BBB from DBRS, with similar ratings from S&P and Scope, while Fitch and Moody's hold slightly lower ratings.

Greece Maintains BBB Credit Rating Amidst Strong Economic Growth
Despite a high public debt, Greece's robust economic performance, driven by strong domestic demand and EU-funded investments, has led to a stable credit rating of BBB from DBRS, with similar ratings from S&P and Scope, while Fitch and Moody's hold slightly lower ratings.
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24% Bias Score

New EU Experience Center Opens in Budapest
A new EU Experience Center in Budapest, created by the European Parliament and Commission, uses interactive tools to educate visitors about the EU's functions, citizen perspectives, and current events, complementing 16 similar centers across Europe.

New EU Experience Center Opens in Budapest
A new EU Experience Center in Budapest, created by the European Parliament and Commission, uses interactive tools to educate visitors about the EU's functions, citizen perspectives, and current events, complementing 16 similar centers across Europe.
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36% Bias Score

EU to Halt Russian Energy Imports, Ukraine Security Guarantees Face Divisions
The EU aims to completely end Russian energy imports, while a coalition of 26 countries pledges security guarantees for Ukraine, but disagreements on troop deployments persist, particularly between Italy and France.

EU to Halt Russian Energy Imports, Ukraine Security Guarantees Face Divisions
The EU aims to completely end Russian energy imports, while a coalition of 26 countries pledges security guarantees for Ukraine, but disagreements on troop deployments persist, particularly between Italy and France.
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44% Bias Score

EU Delegation Resumes Kyiv Operations After Russian Missile Strike
The EU delegation in Kyiv has resumed operations after a Russian missile strike damaged its building last week, with the EU ambassador emphasizing their commitment to remaining in Ukraine despite the ongoing attacks.

EU Delegation Resumes Kyiv Operations After Russian Missile Strike
The EU delegation in Kyiv has resumed operations after a Russian missile strike damaged its building last week, with the EU ambassador emphasizing their commitment to remaining in Ukraine despite the ongoing attacks.
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44% Bias Score

EU Delegation in Kyiv Reopens After Russian Missile Attack
The EU delegation's building in Kyiv, damaged in a recent Russian missile attack, is reopening, with Ambassador Mathernova emphasizing the EU's continued commitment to Ukraine despite the significant damage and ongoing conflict.

EU Delegation in Kyiv Reopens After Russian Missile Attack
The EU delegation's building in Kyiv, damaged in a recent Russian missile attack, is reopening, with Ambassador Mathernova emphasizing the EU's continued commitment to Ukraine despite the significant damage and ongoing conflict.
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48% Bias Score

Russia Threatens Foreign Troops in Ukraine as Peace Efforts Continue
Amid ongoing peace negotiations, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that any foreign troops deployed in Ukraine would be considered legitimate targets for destruction, while Ukraine and its European partners are discussing the deployment of international peacekeeping forces after a potential ...

Russia Threatens Foreign Troops in Ukraine as Peace Efforts Continue
Amid ongoing peace negotiations, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared that any foreign troops deployed in Ukraine would be considered legitimate targets for destruction, while Ukraine and its European partners are discussing the deployment of international peacekeeping forces after a potential ...
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24% Bias Score
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