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Former EU Ambassadors Condemn Israeli Actions in Gaza, Urge Immediate EU Action
Fifty-eight former EU ambassadors accuse Israel of committing atrocity crimes against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, urging the EU to take immediate action, including suspending arms exports and imposing sanctions, to prevent further atrocities and uphold international law.
Former EU Ambassadors Condemn Israeli Actions in Gaza, Urge Immediate EU Action
Fifty-eight former EU ambassadors accuse Israel of committing atrocity crimes against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank, urging the EU to take immediate action, including suspending arms exports and imposing sanctions, to prevent further atrocities and uphold international law.
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64% Bias Score


EU Awaits US Action on Tariff Deal
The EU and US reached a preliminary agreement to lower tariffs, with a 15 percent cap on most goods and exemptions for certain products; however, negotiations continue on steel, aluminum, and other sectors, and disagreements remain on non-tariff barriers.
EU Awaits US Action on Tariff Deal
The EU and US reached a preliminary agreement to lower tariffs, with a 15 percent cap on most goods and exemptions for certain products; however, negotiations continue on steel, aluminum, and other sectors, and disagreements remain on non-tariff barriers.
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32% Bias Score


Ukraine Parliament Reverses Course, Restores Anti-Corruption Agencies' Independence
Ukraine's Parliament swiftly overturned President Zelenskyy's controversial decision to subordinate two key anti-corruption bodies to the prosecutor general, restoring their independence following widespread condemnation from Ukraine, the EU, and international rights groups amidst Russia's ongoing i...
Ukraine Parliament Reverses Course, Restores Anti-Corruption Agencies' Independence
Ukraine's Parliament swiftly overturned President Zelenskyy's controversial decision to subordinate two key anti-corruption bodies to the prosecutor general, restoring their independence following widespread condemnation from Ukraine, the EU, and international rights groups amidst Russia's ongoing i...
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36% Bias Score


New EU and US Fees Hike International Travel Costs for Australians
Australians will pay a €20 ETIAS fee to enter the Schengen Area starting in late 2026, in addition to a new $250 US fee for some travelers, increasing the cost of international travel.
New EU and US Fees Hike International Travel Costs for Australians
Australians will pay a €20 ETIAS fee to enter the Schengen Area starting in late 2026, in addition to a new $250 US fee for some travelers, increasing the cost of international travel.
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40% Bias Score


European Hotels Face Staffing Crisis: Skills Gap and High Salary Demands
A Booking.com and Statista survey of 1160 European hospitality executives reveals that 47% struggle to hire skilled workers, with high salary expectations and work-life balance cited as major obstacles; Greece and Spain plan the most new hires (8.8 and 8.3 respectively), while Germany and Austria pl...
European Hotels Face Staffing Crisis: Skills Gap and High Salary Demands
A Booking.com and Statista survey of 1160 European hospitality executives reveals that 47% struggle to hire skilled workers, with high salary expectations and work-life balance cited as major obstacles; Greece and Spain plan the most new hires (8.8 and 8.3 respectively), while Germany and Austria pl...
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24% Bias Score


Niinistö: Diplomacy Crucial, Europe Needs Stronger Defense
Former Finnish President Sauli Niinistö discusses the challenges and prospects of diplomacy in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighting the need for stronger European unity and defense capabilities in the face of Russian aggression.
Niinistö: Diplomacy Crucial, Europe Needs Stronger Defense
Former Finnish President Sauli Niinistö discusses the challenges and prospects of diplomacy in resolving the Russia-Ukraine conflict, highlighting the need for stronger European unity and defense capabilities in the face of Russian aggression.
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40% Bias Score

Ukraine Reinstates Anti-Corruption Agencies' Independence After Protests and EU Pressure
On Thursday, Ukraine's parliament restored the independence of its National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP), following widespread protests and EU pressure after President Zelenskyy's initial attempt to subordinate them to the President's office...

Ukraine Reinstates Anti-Corruption Agencies' Independence After Protests and EU Pressure
On Thursday, Ukraine's parliament restored the independence of its National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAP), following widespread protests and EU pressure after President Zelenskyy's initial attempt to subordinate them to the President's office...
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40% Bias Score

EU's Omnibus Package Simplifies ESG Reporting, Risks Data Fragmentation
The EU's Omnibus Simplification Package, effective 2025, reforms the Green Deal's ESG regulations (Taxonomy, CSRD, CSDDD), easing reporting burdens for businesses, especially SMEs and non-EU suppliers. However, this simplification risks data fragmentation and reduced transparency, potentially underm...

EU's Omnibus Package Simplifies ESG Reporting, Risks Data Fragmentation
The EU's Omnibus Simplification Package, effective 2025, reforms the Green Deal's ESG regulations (Taxonomy, CSRD, CSDDD), easing reporting burdens for businesses, especially SMEs and non-EU suppliers. However, this simplification risks data fragmentation and reduced transparency, potentially underm...
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52% Bias Score

U.K. Seeks EU Trade Deal Carve-Out to Maintain Higher Animal Welfare Standards
The U.K. is seeking a specific exemption in its post-Brexit trade agreement with the EU to maintain its higher animal welfare standards, prioritizing its recent ban on live animal exports for slaughter, despite some inconsistencies in domestic regulations; this approach contrasts with the EU's appro...

U.K. Seeks EU Trade Deal Carve-Out to Maintain Higher Animal Welfare Standards
The U.K. is seeking a specific exemption in its post-Brexit trade agreement with the EU to maintain its higher animal welfare standards, prioritizing its recent ban on live animal exports for slaughter, despite some inconsistencies in domestic regulations; this approach contrasts with the EU's appro...
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40% Bias Score

European Hotel Industry Faces Staff Shortages
A Booking.com and Statista study shows 47% of European hoteliers struggle to hire staff, with independent hotels planning to hire 2.72 workers and chains 5.85 in the next 12 months; Greece and Spain show highest demand, while Germany and Austria show lowest; managerial positions are hardest to fill.

European Hotel Industry Faces Staff Shortages
A Booking.com and Statista study shows 47% of European hoteliers struggle to hire staff, with independent hotels planning to hire 2.72 workers and chains 5.85 in the next 12 months; Greece and Spain show highest demand, while Germany and Austria show lowest; managerial positions are hardest to fill.
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24% Bias Score

Moldova to Revoke Moldovagaz Gas Supply License
Moldova will revoke Moldovagaz's gas supply license on August 1st due to its failure to comply with EU Energy Community regulations mandating the company's division into three entities by July 31st, a delay partly attributed to a debt to Gazprom; the state-owned Energokom will assume gas procurement...

Moldova to Revoke Moldovagaz Gas Supply License
Moldova will revoke Moldovagaz's gas supply license on August 1st due to its failure to comply with EU Energy Community regulations mandating the company's division into three entities by July 31st, a delay partly attributed to a debt to Gazprom; the state-owned Energokom will assume gas procurement...
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36% Bias Score

EU Divided Over Sanctions on Israel Amidst Gaza Famine"
Facing a potential famine in Gaza, the EU is divided over imposing sanctions on Israel, with Germany's staunch support for Israel hindering a unified response; France and the UK plan to recognize a Palestinian state.

EU Divided Over Sanctions on Israel Amidst Gaza Famine"
Facing a potential famine in Gaza, the EU is divided over imposing sanctions on Israel, with Germany's staunch support for Israel hindering a unified response; France and the UK plan to recognize a Palestinian state.
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48% Bias Score
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