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France Legalizes Drone Pesticide Spraying on Steep Slopes
The French Parliament passed a bill authorizing drone pesticide spraying on steep slopes (over 20%) for specific crops like bananas and certain vines, despite concerns from the left about health and environmental risks, citing a 2019-2021 experiment and an Anses report.
France Legalizes Drone Pesticide Spraying on Steep Slopes
The French Parliament passed a bill authorizing drone pesticide spraying on steep slopes (over 20%) for specific crops like bananas and certain vines, despite concerns from the left about health and environmental risks, citing a 2019-2021 experiment and an Anses report.
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48% Bias Score
French Senate Votes to Temporarily Reintroduce Banned Insecticide
The French Senate voted to temporarily allow the use of acetamiprid, a neonicotinoid insecticide banned in France since 2018, to support beet and hazelnut producers who claim the ban disadvantages them compared to European competitors; the measure, however, faces uncertain prospects in the National ...
French Senate Votes to Temporarily Reintroduce Banned Insecticide
The French Senate voted to temporarily allow the use of acetamiprid, a neonicotinoid insecticide banned in France since 2018, to support beet and hazelnut producers who claim the ban disadvantages them compared to European competitors; the measure, however, faces uncertain prospects in the National ...
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44% Bias Score
EU to Temporarily Suspend, Not Lift, Sanctions on Syria
The EU plans to temporarily suspend, not lift, sanctions on Syria following the ouster of Bashar al-Assad, contingent on the new government's actions, focusing on economic recovery in energy and finance while maintaining a 'fall-back mechanism'.
EU to Temporarily Suspend, Not Lift, Sanctions on Syria
The EU plans to temporarily suspend, not lift, sanctions on Syria following the ouster of Bashar al-Assad, contingent on the new government's actions, focusing on economic recovery in energy and finance while maintaining a 'fall-back mechanism'.
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44% Bias Score
EU Extends Russia Sanctions for Six Months
The European Union extended sanctions on Russia for six months until July 31, after Hungary dropped its objection following a gas dispute with Ukraine and a statement from U.S. President Donald Trump urging an end to the war.
EU Extends Russia Sanctions for Six Months
The European Union extended sanctions on Russia for six months until July 31, after Hungary dropped its objection following a gas dispute with Ukraine and a statement from U.S. President Donald Trump urging an end to the war.
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44% Bias Score
Armenia's CSTO Exit: No Automatic Change in Russia Ties, Expert Says
Oleg Ignatov, a Russia expert at the International Crisis Group, stated that Armenia's potential exit from the CSTO won't automatically change its bilateral security pacts with Russia, but such a move would necessitate a full review of this cooperation, a process not yet visible in Armenia's public ...
Armenia's CSTO Exit: No Automatic Change in Russia Ties, Expert Says
Oleg Ignatov, a Russia expert at the International Crisis Group, stated that Armenia's potential exit from the CSTO won't automatically change its bilateral security pacts with Russia, but such a move would necessitate a full review of this cooperation, a process not yet visible in Armenia's public ...
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48% Bias Score
French Ministers Urge EU to Adjust Auto CO2 Emission Standards
Three French ministers—of Ecological Transition, Industry, and Europe—are urging the European Commission to adjust its CO2 emission standards for automakers, warning that current regulations risk €15 billion in penalties in 2025 and harming the European automotive industry.
French Ministers Urge EU to Adjust Auto CO2 Emission Standards
Three French ministers—of Ecological Transition, Industry, and Europe—are urging the European Commission to adjust its CO2 emission standards for automakers, warning that current regulations risk €15 billion in penalties in 2025 and harming the European automotive industry.
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56% Bias Score
EU to Gradually Lift Some Sanctions Against Syria
EU foreign ministers agreed to gradually lift some sanctions against Syria, prioritizing infrastructure and energy, while maintaining others and conditioning further steps on inclusive governance and distancing from extremism.
EU to Gradually Lift Some Sanctions Against Syria
EU foreign ministers agreed to gradually lift some sanctions against Syria, prioritizing infrastructure and energy, while maintaining others and conditioning further steps on inclusive governance and distancing from extremism.
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36% Bias Score
Italy Sends Migrants to Albania for Asylum Processing Amid Legal Challenges
An Italian navy ship brought 49 migrants intercepted at sea to Albania for asylum processing, marking the third such attempt after previous legal challenges. The migrants, reportedly from Bangladesh, Egypt, Ivory Coast, and Gambia, will be housed in Albanian centers under a November 2023 agreement a...
Italy Sends Migrants to Albania for Asylum Processing Amid Legal Challenges
An Italian navy ship brought 49 migrants intercepted at sea to Albania for asylum processing, marking the third such attempt after previous legal challenges. The migrants, reportedly from Bangladesh, Egypt, Ivory Coast, and Gambia, will be housed in Albanian centers under a November 2023 agreement a...
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48% Bias Score
Musk's AfD Endorsement Shakes German Election
American billionaire Elon Musk's surprise video appearance at a German far-right AfD campaign event, where he endorsed the party as Germany's 'best hope,' has prompted mixed reactions and uncertainty regarding its impact on the upcoming election.
Musk's AfD Endorsement Shakes German Election
American billionaire Elon Musk's surprise video appearance at a German far-right AfD campaign event, where he endorsed the party as Germany's 'best hope,' has prompted mixed reactions and uncertainty regarding its impact on the upcoming election.
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44% Bias Score
EU Green Policies: Billions in Carbon Credits to China, Economic and Social Unrest
European carmakers might pay billions to Chinese electric vehicle companies in carbon credits due to EU regulations, illustrating a conflict between environmental goals and economic competitiveness, potentially worsening social unrest.
EU Green Policies: Billions in Carbon Credits to China, Economic and Social Unrest
European carmakers might pay billions to Chinese electric vehicle companies in carbon credits due to EU regulations, illustrating a conflict between environmental goals and economic competitiveness, potentially worsening social unrest.
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60% Bias Score
Massive Protests Rock Slovakia, Challenging Fico's Pro-Russia Stance
On Friday, approximately 100,000 people protested across Slovakia against Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russian, illiberal policies, mirroring similar trends in Hungary, and potentially leading to his resignation.
Massive Protests Rock Slovakia, Challenging Fico's Pro-Russia Stance
On Friday, approximately 100,000 people protested across Slovakia against Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russian, illiberal policies, mirroring similar trends in Hungary, and potentially leading to his resignation.
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52% Bias Score
Lukashenko's Seventh Term: Belarus Holds a Potemkin Election"
Belarus's January 26th, 2025, presidential election, expected to result in Alexander Lukashenko's seventh term, is characterized by a complete lack of opposition, suppressed media, and absent international observers, representing a stark departure from past elections and a step toward totalitarianis...
Lukashenko's Seventh Term: Belarus Holds a Potemkin Election"
Belarus's January 26th, 2025, presidential election, expected to result in Alexander Lukashenko's seventh term, is characterized by a complete lack of opposition, suppressed media, and absent international observers, representing a stark departure from past elections and a step toward totalitarianis...
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64% Bias Score
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