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EU Faces Criticism for Soft Response to Crackdown on Serbian Protests
Amid escalating police violence against protesters in Serbia, the EU urges de-escalation and investigation of excessive force, facing criticism for its perceived weak response amid geopolitical complexities and concerns about Serbia's ties with Russia.
EU Faces Criticism for Soft Response to Crackdown on Serbian Protests
Amid escalating police violence against protesters in Serbia, the EU urges de-escalation and investigation of excessive force, facing criticism for its perceived weak response amid geopolitical complexities and concerns about Serbia's ties with Russia.
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52% Bias Score
EU's Cautious Response to Serbia's Crackdown on Protests
Amidst escalating violence against protesters in Serbia, the EU urges de-escalation and investigation into police brutality, while critics call for stronger action, highlighting a complex interplay between strategic interests and democratic values; public support for EU membership in Serbia hovers a...
EU's Cautious Response to Serbia's Crackdown on Protests
Amidst escalating violence against protesters in Serbia, the EU urges de-escalation and investigation into police brutality, while critics call for stronger action, highlighting a complex interplay between strategic interests and democratic values; public support for EU membership in Serbia hovers a...
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44% Bias Score
Poland's Strict Crypto Regulations Drive Businesses Abroad
The EU's MiCA directive regulates cryptocurrencies, but Poland's stricter implementation risks hindering its fintech sector, driving businesses like zondacrypto to relocate to countries like Estonia, which offer more favorable regulatory environments.
Poland's Strict Crypto Regulations Drive Businesses Abroad
The EU's MiCA directive regulates cryptocurrencies, but Poland's stricter implementation risks hindering its fintech sector, driving businesses like zondacrypto to relocate to countries like Estonia, which offer more favorable regulatory environments.
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52% Bias Score
Record-breaking EU Wildfires in 2025: Over 1 Million Hectares Burned
Over 1 million hectares have burned in the EU in 2025, surpassing the 2017 record, releasing 37 million tonnes of CO2 and causing at least a dozen deaths. The fires, fueled by climate change and land-use practices, have degraded air quality across Europe, with scientists warning of a likely increase...
Record-breaking EU Wildfires in 2025: Over 1 Million Hectares Burned
Over 1 million hectares have burned in the EU in 2025, surpassing the 2017 record, releasing 37 million tonnes of CO2 and causing at least a dozen deaths. The fires, fueled by climate change and land-use practices, have degraded air quality across Europe, with scientists warning of a likely increase...
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28% Bias Score
EU's Cautious Response to Escalating Violence in Serbia
Mass protests in Serbia, triggered by a train station collapse in November 2024, have escalated into widespread violence, prompting a cautious response from the EU, which is balancing its strategic interests with concerns about human rights violations.
EU's Cautious Response to Escalating Violence in Serbia
Mass protests in Serbia, triggered by a train station collapse in November 2024, have escalated into widespread violence, prompting a cautious response from the EU, which is balancing its strategic interests with concerns about human rights violations.
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60% Bias Score
EU-US Tariff Truce: Partial Resolution, Unresolved Issues Remain
The EU and US formalized a tariff truce, lowering tariffs on cars (conditional on EU reciprocation) and capping tariffs on certain goods (pharmaceuticals, lumber, semiconductors) at 15%, but leaving steel and aluminum, and wines and spirits tariffs unresolved. The agreement also includes a pledge by...
EU-US Tariff Truce: Partial Resolution, Unresolved Issues Remain
The EU and US formalized a tariff truce, lowering tariffs on cars (conditional on EU reciprocation) and capping tariffs on certain goods (pharmaceuticals, lumber, semiconductors) at 15%, but leaving steel and aluminum, and wines and spirits tariffs unresolved. The agreement also includes a pledge by...
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EU's Sanctions Policy Questioned Amidst Internal Divisions and Diminished Influence
Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi criticizes the EU's sanctions policy against Russia, highlighting the diminished EU influence due to US protectionism and internal divisions regarding Ukraine, while other EU leaders openly question the approach of the EU's top diplomat.
EU's Sanctions Policy Questioned Amidst Internal Divisions and Diminished Influence
Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi criticizes the EU's sanctions policy against Russia, highlighting the diminished EU influence due to US protectionism and internal divisions regarding Ukraine, while other EU leaders openly question the approach of the EU's top diplomat.
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60% Bias Score
France Summons Italian Ambassador Following Salvini's Criticism of Macron's Ukraine Policy
France summoned Italy's ambassador after Vice-Premier Matteo Salvini criticized President Macron's support for Ukraine, citing the comments as damaging to bilateral relations and recent convergences on supporting Ukraine.
France Summons Italian Ambassador Following Salvini's Criticism of Macron's Ukraine Policy
France summoned Italy's ambassador after Vice-Premier Matteo Salvini criticized President Macron's support for Ukraine, citing the comments as damaging to bilateral relations and recent convergences on supporting Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Lithuania Busts €2 Million Sanctions Evasion Scheme Targeting Russian Oil Industry
Lithuanian authorities arrested 11 individuals for allegedly violating EU sanctions against Russia by smuggling €2 million worth of water purification equipment intended for Russian oil refineries through a complex scheme involving companies in Portugal and Bulgaria, highlighting the challenges of e...
Lithuania Busts €2 Million Sanctions Evasion Scheme Targeting Russian Oil Industry
Lithuanian authorities arrested 11 individuals for allegedly violating EU sanctions against Russia by smuggling €2 million worth of water purification equipment intended for Russian oil refineries through a complex scheme involving companies in Portugal and Bulgaria, highlighting the challenges of e...
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine's Independence Day: Continued Resistance and Push for EU Membership
On August 24th, 2024, Ukraine's Independence Day highlighted its ongoing resistance against Russia. A series of high-level meetings, including one between President Zelensky and Donald Trump, demonstrated strong international support for Ukraine's independence and its EU accession bid, which is curr...
Ukraine's Independence Day: Continued Resistance and Push for EU Membership
On August 24th, 2024, Ukraine's Independence Day highlighted its ongoing resistance against Russia. A series of high-level meetings, including one between President Zelensky and Donald Trump, demonstrated strong international support for Ukraine's independence and its EU accession bid, which is curr...
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32% Bias Score
UK Post-Brexit Environmental Downturn
Post-Brexit, the UK, under both Conservative and Labour governments, has weakened environmental protections, falling behind the EU in areas such as air and water quality, impacting species like red squirrels and increasing pollution; this divergence prioritizes economic growth over environmental reg...
UK Post-Brexit Environmental Downturn
Post-Brexit, the UK, under both Conservative and Labour governments, has weakened environmental protections, falling behind the EU in areas such as air and water quality, impacting species like red squirrels and increasing pollution; this divergence prioritizes economic growth over environmental reg...
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Self-Employed Work Significantly Longer Hours Than Employees
In Spain, 38.7% of self-employed with employees work 49+ hours weekly (vs. 39.8% EU average), while 27.6% of self-employed without employees work over 10 hours daily (vs. 21.9% EU average); only 2.3% of employed workers have such long hours.
Spanish Self-Employed Work Significantly Longer Hours Than Employees
In Spain, 38.7% of self-employed with employees work 49+ hours weekly (vs. 39.8% EU average), while 27.6% of self-employed without employees work over 10 hours daily (vs. 21.9% EU average); only 2.3% of employed workers have such long hours.
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36% Bias Score
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