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EU Condemns China's Retaliatory Sanctions Against Lithuanian Banks
The European Union condemned China's sanctions against two Lithuanian banks, Urbo Bank and Mano Bank, imposed in response to EU sanctions on Chinese banks facilitating cryptocurrency transactions used to support Russia's war in Ukraine; the EU considers China's countermeasures unjustified and called...
EU Condemns China's Retaliatory Sanctions Against Lithuanian Banks
The European Union condemned China's sanctions against two Lithuanian banks, Urbo Bank and Mano Bank, imposed in response to EU sanctions on Chinese banks facilitating cryptocurrency transactions used to support Russia's war in Ukraine; the EU considers China's countermeasures unjustified and called...
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36% Bias Score


Europe's Economic Growth Stalls in Q2 2025 Amidst Uneven Recovery
In Q2 2025, Europe's economic momentum slowed significantly, with the euro area growing by just 0.1% and the EU by 0.2%, contrasting with the US's 0.7% growth; Germany and Italy contracted, while industrial production fell 1.3% in the euro area.
Europe's Economic Growth Stalls in Q2 2025 Amidst Uneven Recovery
In Q2 2025, Europe's economic momentum slowed significantly, with the euro area growing by just 0.1% and the EU by 0.2%, contrasting with the US's 0.7% growth; Germany and Italy contracted, while industrial production fell 1.3% in the euro area.
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44% Bias Score


Iron Rhine Revival Talks Driven by Military Concerns, Facing Dutch Reluctance
Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands are discussing reviving the 19th-century Iron Rhine railway to enhance military mobility amid growing Russian threat, despite Dutch reluctance and past disputes; EU funding might resolve the impasse.
Iron Rhine Revival Talks Driven by Military Concerns, Facing Dutch Reluctance
Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands are discussing reviving the 19th-century Iron Rhine railway to enhance military mobility amid growing Russian threat, despite Dutch reluctance and past disputes; EU funding might resolve the impasse.
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48% Bias Score


NZ, UK Seek Stronger EU-CPTPP Trade Amid US Tariffs
New Zealand and the U.K. are pushing for increased EU trade with the CPTPP trade bloc to counter U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump; negotiations between the EU and CPTPP nations will begin later this year to align trade deals and reinforce rules-based trade.
NZ, UK Seek Stronger EU-CPTPP Trade Amid US Tariffs
New Zealand and the U.K. are pushing for increased EU trade with the CPTPP trade bloc to counter U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump; negotiations between the EU and CPTPP nations will begin later this year to align trade deals and reinforce rules-based trade.
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36% Bias Score


France Aims for Rare Earth Independence with New Recycling Plant
France is building a rare earth metal recycling plant in Lacq to reduce reliance on China; the plant, a partnership between Carester and Stellantis, aims to produce 15% of global output within two years and recycle 7,000 tons of magnets and concentrates annually.
France Aims for Rare Earth Independence with New Recycling Plant
France is building a rare earth metal recycling plant in Lacq to reduce reliance on China; the plant, a partnership between Carester and Stellantis, aims to produce 15% of global output within two years and recycle 7,000 tons of magnets and concentrates annually.
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44% Bias Score


Liberia's Cassava Sector Receives Boost from EU-Funded Project
The EU-funded Seeds4Liberia project is improving Liberia's cassava sector by introducing the high-starch 'Game Changer' variety and building a starch processing factory in Weala, Margibi County, set to open next year, creating a reliable market for farmers and boosting food security and income gener...
Liberia's Cassava Sector Receives Boost from EU-Funded Project
The EU-funded Seeds4Liberia project is improving Liberia's cassava sector by introducing the high-starch 'Game Changer' variety and building a starch processing factory in Weala, Margibi County, set to open next year, creating a reliable market for farmers and boosting food security and income gener...
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40% Bias Score

EU, Germany Condemn Israeli Settlement Plan E1, Threatening Two-State Solution
The EU and Germany condemned Israel's plan to build settlement E1, comprising 6916 housing units near Maale Adumim, as a violation of international law that undermines the two-state solution and exacerbates tensions. This follows an announcement by Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.

EU, Germany Condemn Israeli Settlement Plan E1, Threatening Two-State Solution
The EU and Germany condemned Israel's plan to build settlement E1, comprising 6916 housing units near Maale Adumim, as a violation of international law that undermines the two-state solution and exacerbates tensions. This follows an announcement by Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich.
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52% Bias Score

Spain Marginalised in Ukraine Summit Amidst Strained US Relations
Spain was excluded from a crucial European summit on Ukraine due to its strained relationship with the US and erratic diplomatic approach, highlighting its declining international influence.

Spain Marginalised in Ukraine Summit Amidst Strained US Relations
Spain was excluded from a crucial European summit on Ukraine due to its strained relationship with the US and erratic diplomatic approach, highlighting its declining international influence.
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60% Bias Score

Switzerland Adopts EU Sanctions on Russia, Lowers Oil Price Cap
Switzerland joined the EU's 18th sanctions package against Russia on August 12th, targeting 14 individuals, 41 entities, 105 vessels, and lowering the oil price cap to $47.60 per barrel, effective September 3, 2025.

Switzerland Adopts EU Sanctions on Russia, Lowers Oil Price Cap
Switzerland joined the EU's 18th sanctions package against Russia on August 12th, targeting 14 individuals, 41 entities, 105 vessels, and lowering the oil price cap to $47.60 per barrel, effective September 3, 2025.
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40% Bias Score

EU Leaders Consult Zelenskyy, Trump on Ukraine Peace Deal Amidst Territorial Concession Concerns
Following talks with US Vice President J.D. Vance, European leaders will meet with Zelenskyy and Trump this Wednesday to discuss a Ukraine-Russia peace agreement, amid concerns about potential territorial concessions and disagreements among EU members on how to proceed.

EU Leaders Consult Zelenskyy, Trump on Ukraine Peace Deal Amidst Territorial Concession Concerns
Following talks with US Vice President J.D. Vance, European leaders will meet with Zelenskyy and Trump this Wednesday to discuss a Ukraine-Russia peace agreement, amid concerns about potential territorial concessions and disagreements among EU members on how to proceed.
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44% Bias Score

SVR Alleges EU Plots Hungarian Regime Change
The Russian SVR alleges the European Commission plans a Hungarian regime change, citing Hungary's veto of the EU budget and support for opposition leader Peter Magyar.

SVR Alleges EU Plots Hungarian Regime Change
The Russian SVR alleges the European Commission plans a Hungarian regime change, citing Hungary's veto of the EU budget and support for opposition leader Peter Magyar.
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68% Bias Score

EU: No Concessions to Russia Until Unconditional Ukraine Ceasefire
On August 11th, EU High Representative Kaja Kallas announced unwavering military support for Ukraine and rejected concessions to Russia until an unconditional ceasefire with robust monitoring and security guarantees for Ukraine is secured; the EU is coordinating with the US ahead of a Trump-Putin me...

EU: No Concessions to Russia Until Unconditional Ukraine Ceasefire
On August 11th, EU High Representative Kaja Kallas announced unwavering military support for Ukraine and rejected concessions to Russia until an unconditional ceasefire with robust monitoring and security guarantees for Ukraine is secured; the EU is coordinating with the US ahead of a Trump-Putin me...
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48% Bias Score
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