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UK to Pay EU Fee for Defence Fund Access
Britain will pay the EU a percentage of the cost of any weapons bought from British firms through the EU's new €150 billion defence fund, following a deal struck by the Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
UK to Pay EU Fee for Defence Fund Access
Britain will pay the EU a percentage of the cost of any weapons bought from British firms through the EU's new €150 billion defence fund, following a deal struck by the Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
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44% Bias Score
Poland's Robust Border Security Measures Impress Germany
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt praised Poland's effective border protection against illegal immigration following a visit to the Poland-Belarus border, where Poland has invested over €600 million and deployed 11,000 troops, resulting in a claimed 98% reduction in illegal crossings, desp...
Poland's Robust Border Security Measures Impress Germany
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt praised Poland's effective border protection against illegal immigration following a visit to the Poland-Belarus border, where Poland has invested over €600 million and deployed 11,000 troops, resulting in a claimed 98% reduction in illegal crossings, desp...
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40% Bias Score
Merz Rejects EU's Potential Combustion Engine Car Ban
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz opposes potential EU Commission plans to ban combustion engine cars in rental fleets, citing concerns about technological readiness, consumer choice, and the economic impact on the European automotive industry, a key sector for the continent.
Merz Rejects EU's Potential Combustion Engine Car Ban
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz opposes potential EU Commission plans to ban combustion engine cars in rental fleets, citing concerns about technological readiness, consumer choice, and the economic impact on the European automotive industry, a key sector for the continent.
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48% Bias Score
Iran Agrees to New Nuclear Talks with European Powers
Following a 12-day conflict involving attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran agreed to new nuclear talks with Germany, France, and the UK at the deputy foreign minister level, contingent upon security guarantees against further attacks, to potentially de-escalate tensions and pave the way for b...
Iran Agrees to New Nuclear Talks with European Powers
Following a 12-day conflict involving attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities, Iran agreed to new nuclear talks with Germany, France, and the UK at the deputy foreign minister level, contingent upon security guarantees against further attacks, to potentially de-escalate tensions and pave the way for b...
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32% Bias Score
Poland's Fortified Border: Countering Belarus's Migrant Weaponization
Poland's 4-meter-high border barrier along 400km of its border with Belarus, supplemented by technology and military personnel with live ammunition, counters Belarus's use of migrants as a hybrid warfare tactic, raising human rights concerns despite EU understanding.
Poland's Fortified Border: Countering Belarus's Migrant Weaponization
Poland's 4-meter-high border barrier along 400km of its border with Belarus, supplemented by technology and military personnel with live ammunition, counters Belarus's use of migrants as a hybrid warfare tactic, raising human rights concerns despite EU understanding.
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56% Bias Score
Poland Sees Mass Anti-Immigration Protests
On Saturday, large anti-immigration protests organized by Poland's far-right Confederation party took place in over 80 cities, demanding border closures with neighboring countries; counter-protests also occurred.
Poland Sees Mass Anti-Immigration Protests
On Saturday, large anti-immigration protests organized by Poland's far-right Confederation party took place in over 80 cities, demanding border closures with neighboring countries; counter-protests also occurred.
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52% Bias Score
EU to Nearly Triple Visa Fee for Short-Stay Visitors
The European Union plans to increase the short-stay visa-exempt entry fee from 7 to 20 euros starting in late 2026 through the ETIAS system, affecting visitors from countries including the US, UK, and Canada, as part of a broader push to increase revenue streams for its 2-trillion-euro budget plan. ...
EU to Nearly Triple Visa Fee for Short-Stay Visitors
The European Union plans to increase the short-stay visa-exempt entry fee from 7 to 20 euros starting in late 2026 through the ETIAS system, affecting visitors from countries including the US, UK, and Canada, as part of a broader push to increase revenue streams for its 2-trillion-euro budget plan. ...
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36% Bias Score
EU Judicial System: Positive Views Prevail, but Significant National Variations and Concerns Emerge
A Eurobarometer study shows that while over half of EU citizens view their judicial system positively, significant national variations exist, with concerns about government interference and recent declines in positive perceptions in some countries like Romania, Cyprus, and Estonia.
EU Judicial System: Positive Views Prevail, but Significant National Variations and Concerns Emerge
A Eurobarometer study shows that while over half of EU citizens view their judicial system positively, significant national variations exist, with concerns about government interference and recent declines in positive perceptions in some countries like Romania, Cyprus, and Estonia.
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32% Bias Score
EU-Israel Gaza Aid Deal: Lack of Transparency Fuels Criticism
The EU and Israel agreed on July 10th to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza, but the lack of transparency and concrete data, along with the EU's subsequent refusal to sanction Israel for human rights violations, raises concerns about complicity in the ongoing crisis.
EU-Israel Gaza Aid Deal: Lack of Transparency Fuels Criticism
The EU and Israel agreed on July 10th to increase humanitarian aid to Gaza, but the lack of transparency and concrete data, along with the EU's subsequent refusal to sanction Israel for human rights violations, raises concerns about complicity in the ongoing crisis.
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56% Bias Score
Iran Agrees to Resume Nuclear Talks with European Powers
Iran has agreed to resume nuclear negotiations with Germany, France, and the UK following a 12-day military conflict with Israel and the US, during which Iranian nuclear facilities were attacked and Iran suspended cooperation with the UN's nuclear watchdog; negotiations will initially involve deputy...
Iran Agrees to Resume Nuclear Talks with European Powers
Iran has agreed to resume nuclear negotiations with Germany, France, and the UK following a 12-day military conflict with Israel and the US, during which Iranian nuclear facilities were attacked and Iran suspended cooperation with the UN's nuclear watchdog; negotiations will initially involve deputy...
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40% Bias Score
European Commission Sues Netherlands over NS Rail Monopoly
The Dutch national railway company, NS, faces financial crisis, labor disputes, and a European Commission lawsuit for its operating license, potentially leading to changes in the national rail network and impacting service for passengers.
European Commission Sues Netherlands over NS Rail Monopoly
The Dutch national railway company, NS, faces financial crisis, labor disputes, and a European Commission lawsuit for its operating license, potentially leading to changes in the national rail network and impacting service for passengers.
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48% Bias Score
Polish Supreme Court Upholds Election Amidst Public Distrust and Judicial Reform Controversy
Poland's Supreme Court upheld the presidential election results despite acknowledging irregularities, causing public distrust due to the court's politicization under the PiS party's judicial reforms, which the current government has not reversed; over 50,000 appeals were filed, with recounts in only...
Polish Supreme Court Upholds Election Amidst Public Distrust and Judicial Reform Controversy
Poland's Supreme Court upheld the presidential election results despite acknowledging irregularities, causing public distrust due to the court's politicization under the PiS party's judicial reforms, which the current government has not reversed; over 50,000 appeals were filed, with recounts in only...
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52% Bias Score
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