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EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Program to Counter Russia and Belarus
The European Union approved a €150 billion defense program, SAFE, to address threats from Russia and Belarus, funding the purchase of weaponry via loans with a maximum 45-year repayment period, prioritizing European industry and excluding grants.
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Program to Counter Russia and Belarus
The European Union approved a €150 billion defense program, SAFE, to address threats from Russia and Belarus, funding the purchase of weaponry via loans with a maximum 45-year repayment period, prioritizing European industry and excluding grants.
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36% Bias Score
UK to Sell Redundant Post-Brexit Border Facility
The UK government plans to sell a £100 million post-Brexit border control facility in Kent due to a new UK-EU trade deal reducing the need for agricultural checks, potentially rendering 41 such facilities redundant.
UK to Sell Redundant Post-Brexit Border Facility
The UK government plans to sell a £100 million post-Brexit border control facility in Kent due to a new UK-EU trade deal reducing the need for agricultural checks, potentially rendering 41 such facilities redundant.
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40% Bias Score
EU Commission Eases Data Protection Rules for Mid-Sized Businesses
The EU Commission proposed amending data protection rules to benefit approximately 38,000 mid-sized companies (250-750 employees) by extending GDPR exemptions, sparking debate on balancing economic growth with consumer data protection.
EU Commission Eases Data Protection Rules for Mid-Sized Businesses
The EU Commission proposed amending data protection rules to benefit approximately 38,000 mid-sized companies (250-750 employees) by extending GDPR exemptions, sparking debate on balancing economic growth with consumer data protection.
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40% Bias Score
EU to Review Israel Association Agreement Amid Gaza Crisis
The European Union initiated a review of its association agreement with Israel on May 20th, citing the intensifying Israeli offensive in Gaza, which has resulted in over 150 civilian deaths and severely limited humanitarian access, prompting criticism from several countries and organizations.
EU to Review Israel Association Agreement Amid Gaza Crisis
The European Union initiated a review of its association agreement with Israel on May 20th, citing the intensifying Israeli offensive in Gaza, which has resulted in over 150 civilian deaths and severely limited humanitarian access, prompting criticism from several countries and organizations.
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Stalled Peace Offer Amidst Increased Attacks and New Sanctions
Following increased drone strikes, Senator Rubio reports Russia's offer of general ceasefire conditions for future negotiations; however, Chancellor's Chief of Staff Frei accuses Russia of stalling, while the EU and UK impose further sanctions, including targeting individuals spreading disinformatio...
Russia's Stalled Peace Offer Amidst Increased Attacks and New Sanctions
Following increased drone strikes, Senator Rubio reports Russia's offer of general ceasefire conditions for future negotiations; however, Chancellor's Chief of Staff Frei accuses Russia of stalling, while the EU and UK impose further sanctions, including targeting individuals spreading disinformatio...
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56% Bias Score
Israeli Shooting at Diplomats Sparks EU-Israel Tensions
An Israeli army shooting near Jenin targeted a diplomatic delegation, including a German diplomat, prompting strong German condemnation and a divided EU response; 17 EU foreign ministers voted to review the EU-Israel Association Agreement over concerns about human rights violations in Gaza, while Ge...
Israeli Shooting at Diplomats Sparks EU-Israel Tensions
An Israeli army shooting near Jenin targeted a diplomatic delegation, including a German diplomat, prompting strong German condemnation and a divided EU response; 17 EU foreign ministers voted to review the EU-Israel Association Agreement over concerns about human rights violations in Gaza, while Ge...
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48% Bias Score
EU Parliament Approves Steep Tariffs on Russian and Belarusian Agricultural Goods
The European Parliament approved a 50% tariff increase on various Russian and Belarusian agricultural products, including sugar, vinegar, flour, and animal feed, plus a 6.5% tariff on fertilizers, rising to €430 per ton by 2028, to reduce EU dependence on these countries and prevent funding of the w...
EU Parliament Approves Steep Tariffs on Russian and Belarusian Agricultural Goods
The European Parliament approved a 50% tariff increase on various Russian and Belarusian agricultural products, including sugar, vinegar, flour, and animal feed, plus a 6.5% tariff on fertilizers, rising to €430 per ton by 2028, to reduce EU dependence on these countries and prevent funding of the w...
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40% Bias Score
EU Deadlocked on Pharmaceutical Data Protection Reform
Poland's attempt to shorten pharmaceutical data protection in the EU to seven years, supported by a dozen smaller countries, failed due to opposition from larger countries prioritizing eight years to boost competitiveness, creating a deadlock that affects patient access to affordable medicines.
EU Deadlocked on Pharmaceutical Data Protection Reform
Poland's attempt to shorten pharmaceutical data protection in the EU to seven years, supported by a dozen smaller countries, failed due to opposition from larger countries prioritizing eight years to boost competitiveness, creating a deadlock that affects patient access to affordable medicines.
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44% Bias Score
EU Revises Israel Association Agreement Amid Gaza Crisis
Facing international condemnation for its handling of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Israel faces a review of its EU association agreement and trade talks suspension by the UK, following an unprecedented shift in European policy.
EU Revises Israel Association Agreement Amid Gaza Crisis
Facing international condemnation for its handling of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, Israel faces a review of its EU association agreement and trade talks suspension by the UK, following an unprecedented shift in European policy.
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48% Bias Score
EU Reviews Trade Deal with Israel Amid Gaza Crisis
Facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation in Gaza, the EU is reviewing its trade agreement with Israel after a majority of foreign ministers voiced concern over Israel's restricted aid deliveries, violating the agreement's human rights principles, with trade worth €42.6 billion in 2022 potentiall...
EU Reviews Trade Deal with Israel Amid Gaza Crisis
Facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation in Gaza, the EU is reviewing its trade agreement with Israel after a majority of foreign ministers voiced concern over Israel's restricted aid deliveries, violating the agreement's human rights principles, with trade worth €42.6 billion in 2022 potentiall...
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48% Bias Score
EU Intensifies Pressure on Russia with New Sanctions and Oil Price Cap Debate
On May 20, EU foreign and defense ministers met in Brussels to discuss the war in Ukraine, approving a new sanctions package against Russia, and debating lowering the price cap on Russian oil to below the current $60 per barrel, while also discussing security guarantees and military aid for Ukraine.
EU Intensifies Pressure on Russia with New Sanctions and Oil Price Cap Debate
On May 20, EU foreign and defense ministers met in Brussels to discuss the war in Ukraine, approving a new sanctions package against Russia, and debating lowering the price cap on Russian oil to below the current $60 per barrel, while also discussing security guarantees and military aid for Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
OECD Report: €416 Billion Global Counterfeit Trade, EU a Major Target
A new OECD report values global trade in counterfeit goods at over €416 billion, with the EU receiving nearly €99 billion worth, primarily from China, Turkey, and Hong Kong, via postal services, express couriers, and other methods, posing significant health and safety risks.
OECD Report: €416 Billion Global Counterfeit Trade, EU a Major Target
A new OECD report values global trade in counterfeit goods at over €416 billion, with the EU receiving nearly €99 billion worth, primarily from China, Turkey, and Hong Kong, via postal services, express couriers, and other methods, posing significant health and safety risks.
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20% Bias Score
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