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Dutch Coalition Crisis Over EU Defense Plan
A crisis meeting was held between Dutch Prime Minister Schoof and four coalition parties after parliament opposed the EU's €800 billion defense plan, creating a rift within the governing coalition and potentially jeopardizing the Netherlands' influence in European defense policy.
Dutch Coalition Crisis Over EU Defense Plan
A crisis meeting was held between Dutch Prime Minister Schoof and four coalition parties after parliament opposed the EU's €800 billion defense plan, creating a rift within the governing coalition and potentially jeopardizing the Netherlands' influence in European defense policy.
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52% Bias Score
EU Parliament Demands Increased Military Aid and Security Guarantees for Ukraine
The European Parliament passed a resolution on March 12th urging the EU to significantly increase military aid to Ukraine, actively participate in peace negotiations, and develop security guarantees for Kyiv, while criticizing attempts to pressure Ukraine into concessions with Russia.
EU Parliament Demands Increased Military Aid and Security Guarantees for Ukraine
The European Parliament passed a resolution on March 12th urging the EU to significantly increase military aid to Ukraine, actively participate in peace negotiations, and develop security guarantees for Kyiv, while criticizing attempts to pressure Ukraine into concessions with Russia.
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40% Bias Score
Arrest Warrants Issued for Top Republika Srpska Officials Amidst Rising Tensions in Bosnia
Bosnian prosecutors issued arrest warrants for three Republika Srpska officials, including President Milorad Dodik, for undermining the country's constitutional order, escalating tensions and triggering international concern over the fragile peace following the 1995 Dayton Agreement.
Arrest Warrants Issued for Top Republika Srpska Officials Amidst Rising Tensions in Bosnia
Bosnian prosecutors issued arrest warrants for three Republika Srpska officials, including President Milorad Dodik, for undermining the country's constitutional order, escalating tensions and triggering international concern over the fragile peace following the 1995 Dayton Agreement.
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40% Bias Score
EU Imposes €26bn in Tariffs on US Goods in Retaliation
The EU imposed €26bn in tariffs on US goods in response to US tariffs on steel and aluminum, impacting various sectors and escalating global trade tensions; the UK adopted a more pragmatic approach, prioritizing trade negotiations with the US.
EU Imposes €26bn in Tariffs on US Goods in Retaliation
The EU imposed €26bn in tariffs on US goods in response to US tariffs on steel and aluminum, impacting various sectors and escalating global trade tensions; the UK adopted a more pragmatic approach, prioritizing trade negotiations with the US.
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32% Bias Score
EU Proposes Critical Medicines Act to Diversify Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
The European Commission's proposed Critical Medicines Act aims to diversify the EU's pharmaceutical supply chain, reducing its dependence on China and India, and incentivize domestic production of essential medicines like antibiotics to enhance healthcare security.
EU Proposes Critical Medicines Act to Diversify Pharmaceutical Supply Chain
The European Commission's proposed Critical Medicines Act aims to diversify the EU's pharmaceutical supply chain, reducing its dependence on China and India, and incentivize domestic production of essential medicines like antibiotics to enhance healthcare security.
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48% Bias Score
Portugal Faces Third Snap Election After PM's No-Confidence Vote
Portugal's Prime Minister Luís Montenegro lost a no-confidence vote in parliament due to conflict of interest allegations involving his family business, triggering a snap election potentially scheduled for May 11th or 18th, marking the country's third early election since early 2022.
Portugal Faces Third Snap Election After PM's No-Confidence Vote
Portugal's Prime Minister Luís Montenegro lost a no-confidence vote in parliament due to conflict of interest allegations involving his family business, triggering a snap election potentially scheduled for May 11th or 18th, marking the country's third early election since early 2022.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's New Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Prompt EU Retaliation
President Trump's new 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports to the U.S. takes effect Wednesday, impacting major importers like Canada, and prompting retaliatory tariffs from the European Union targeting Republican-held states.
Trump's New Steel and Aluminum Tariffs Prompt EU Retaliation
President Trump's new 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports to the U.S. takes effect Wednesday, impacting major importers like Canada, and prompting retaliatory tariffs from the European Union targeting Republican-held states.
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44% Bias Score
Bosnian Serb Officials Defy Detention Order Amid Heightened Secessionist Actions
Bosnian prosecutors ordered the detention of three top Bosnian Serb officials for violating the country's constitutional order by pursuing separatist actions, including passing laws barring central Bosnian authorities from their territory and advancing a new constitution that would allow them to joi...
Bosnian Serb Officials Defy Detention Order Amid Heightened Secessionist Actions
Bosnian prosecutors ordered the detention of three top Bosnian Serb officials for violating the country's constitutional order by pursuing separatist actions, including passing laws barring central Bosnian authorities from their territory and advancing a new constitution that would allow them to joi...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Vows Retaliation as EU Tariffs Escalate Trade War
President Trump threatened retaliation against the European Union's new tariffs on American goods, escalating the trade war; the EU's tariffs, in response to Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, target U.S. farm and industrial products, costing American companies billions and raising prices.
Trump Vows Retaliation as EU Tariffs Escalate Trade War
President Trump threatened retaliation against the European Union's new tariffs on American goods, escalating the trade war; the EU's tariffs, in response to Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, target U.S. farm and industrial products, costing American companies billions and raising prices.
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64% Bias Score
Portugal's Government Falls in No-Confidence Vote, Triggering Potential Election
Portugal's centre-right government lost a no-confidence vote on Tuesday, potentially leading to a third general election in three years due to allegations of conflict of interest against Prime Minister Luis Montenegro, whose firm had contracts with private companies benefiting from government deals.
Portugal's Government Falls in No-Confidence Vote, Triggering Potential Election
Portugal's centre-right government lost a no-confidence vote on Tuesday, potentially leading to a third general election in three years due to allegations of conflict of interest against Prime Minister Luis Montenegro, whose firm had contracts with private companies benefiting from government deals.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Faces Crisis with Influx of Unaccompanied Minors
Greece faces a crisis with the rising number of unaccompanied minors, mainly Egyptian, overwhelming shelters and causing violent incidents; 5,139 asylum requests were filed last year, but only 1,500 suitable places exist, leading to overcrowding and insufficient care.
Greece Faces Crisis with Influx of Unaccompanied Minors
Greece faces a crisis with the rising number of unaccompanied minors, mainly Egyptian, overwhelming shelters and causing violent incidents; 5,139 asylum requests were filed last year, but only 1,500 suitable places exist, leading to overcrowding and insufficient care.
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40% Bias Score
EPPO Investigates Record Number of EU Financial Crimes, €24.8 Billion Estimated Loss
In 2024, the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) investigated 2,666 financial crimes, resulting in an estimated €24.8 billion loss to the EU budget; most cases involved VAT fraud, with Germany and Italy particularly affected; the EPPO received 6,547 crime reports, with over 70% from private c...
EPPO Investigates Record Number of EU Financial Crimes, €24.8 Billion Estimated Loss
In 2024, the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) investigated 2,666 financial crimes, resulting in an estimated €24.8 billion loss to the EU budget; most cases involved VAT fraud, with Germany and Italy particularly affected; the EPPO received 6,547 crime reports, with over 70% from private c...
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24% Bias Score
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