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Europe Divided on Trump-Putin Call Amidst Concerns of US Disengagement on Ukraine
European reactions to the Trump-Putin phone call are divided, with some seeing Russia delaying a ceasefire and others appreciating continued high-level dialogue; concerns arise over a potential US disengagement from actively pressuring Russia, leaving the burden on Europe.
Europe Divided on Trump-Putin Call Amidst Concerns of US Disengagement on Ukraine
European reactions to the Trump-Putin phone call are divided, with some seeing Russia delaying a ceasefire and others appreciating continued high-level dialogue; concerns arise over a potential US disengagement from actively pressuring Russia, leaving the burden on Europe.
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44% Bias Score
EU Imposes Unprecedented Multi-Regime Sanctions on Russia
The EU imposed the largest-ever simultaneous sanctions package against Russia on May 20th, encompassing four regimes targeting its war in Ukraine, human rights abuses, hybrid activities, and chemical weapons use, with over 130 new sanctions impacting 75 entities, 189 ships, and key individuals.
EU Imposes Unprecedented Multi-Regime Sanctions on Russia
The EU imposed the largest-ever simultaneous sanctions package against Russia on May 20th, encompassing four regimes targeting its war in Ukraine, human rights abuses, hybrid activities, and chemical weapons use, with over 130 new sanctions impacting 75 entities, 189 ships, and key individuals.
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60% Bias Score
UK and EU Forge New Strategic Partnership, Despite Fishing Rights Compromise
The UK and EU announced a new strategic partnership, including an SPS agreement to simplify food trade and extended EU fishing rights until 2038, despite internal UK opposition and many aspects remaining to be negotiated.
UK and EU Forge New Strategic Partnership, Despite Fishing Rights Compromise
The UK and EU announced a new strategic partnership, including an SPS agreement to simplify food trade and extended EU fishing rights until 2038, despite internal UK opposition and many aspects remaining to be negotiated.
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48% Bias Score
UK to Access EU Defence Fund Despite Brexit Tensions
The UK is set to access the EU's €150bn defence fund (SAFE) before the end of the year, despite some member states' reservations due to Brexit; this is part of a wider agreement covering fishing rights, trade, and travel.
UK to Access EU Defence Fund Despite Brexit Tensions
The UK is set to access the EU's €150bn defence fund (SAFE) before the end of the year, despite some member states' reservations due to Brexit; this is part of a wider agreement covering fishing rights, trade, and travel.
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48% Bias Score
UK-EU Post-Brexit Trade Deal: A Compromise Amidst Ongoing Negotiations
The UK and EU finalized a post-Brexit trade deal aimed at easing trade frictions, requiring the UK to align with future EU regulatory changes; while the government views it as an improvement, critics on both sides express concerns about its implications.
UK-EU Post-Brexit Trade Deal: A Compromise Amidst Ongoing Negotiations
The UK and EU finalized a post-Brexit trade deal aimed at easing trade frictions, requiring the UK to align with future EU regulatory changes; while the government views it as an improvement, critics on both sides express concerns about its implications.
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60% Bias Score
EU Weighs Investigation into Israel's Compliance with Association Agreement"
Dutch Foreign Minister Veldkamp is seeking EU support for an investigation into whether Israel complies with the EU-Israel Association Agreement, citing concerns about human rights and the blockade of Gaza; he needs at least 14 of the 27 EU countries to trigger an official inquiry.
EU Weighs Investigation into Israel's Compliance with Association Agreement"
Dutch Foreign Minister Veldkamp is seeking EU support for an investigation into whether Israel complies with the EU-Israel Association Agreement, citing concerns about human rights and the blockade of Gaza; he needs at least 14 of the 27 EU countries to trigger an official inquiry.
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52% Bias Score
EU Reviews Israel Partnership Amid Gaza Aid Crisis
The EU is reviewing its partnership agreement with Israel due to Israel's severe restrictions on aid deliveries to Gaza since early March, impacting two million Palestinians; the Netherlands opposes a planned EU-Israel action plan extension until the review concludes; Great Britain suspended talks o...
EU Reviews Israel Partnership Amid Gaza Aid Crisis
The EU is reviewing its partnership agreement with Israel due to Israel's severe restrictions on aid deliveries to Gaza since early March, impacting two million Palestinians; the Netherlands opposes a planned EU-Israel action plan extension until the review concludes; Great Britain suspended talks o...
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40% Bias Score
EU Plans New Sanctions on Russia Despite US Hesitation
The European Union is preparing a new sanctions package against Russia to pressure for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, facing challenges due to Hungary's opposition and a lack of US coordination; this contrasts with Trump's call for direct negotiations.
EU Plans New Sanctions on Russia Despite US Hesitation
The European Union is preparing a new sanctions package against Russia to pressure for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine, facing challenges due to Hungary's opposition and a lack of US coordination; this contrasts with Trump's call for direct negotiations.
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48% Bias Score
New UK-EU Deal Lifts Plant Ban in Northern Ireland
A new UK-EU agri-food deal will end a ban on British-grown plants in Northern Ireland, easing trade barriers and reducing costs for businesses, but full implementation will take months and some customs procedures will remain.
New UK-EU Deal Lifts Plant Ban in Northern Ireland
A new UK-EU agri-food deal will end a ban on British-grown plants in Northern Ireland, easing trade barriers and reducing costs for businesses, but full implementation will take months and some customs procedures will remain.
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44% Bias Score
Close Polish Presidential Election First Round Sets Up June 1 Runoff
Poland's presidential election first round saw centrist Rafał Trzaskowski narrowly defeat populist Karol Nawrocki (31.4% to 29.5%), setting up a June 1 runoff that will significantly impact Poland's domestic and foreign policy.
Close Polish Presidential Election First Round Sets Up June 1 Runoff
Poland's presidential election first round saw centrist Rafał Trzaskowski narrowly defeat populist Karol Nawrocki (31.4% to 29.5%), setting up a June 1 runoff that will significantly impact Poland's domestic and foreign policy.
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40% Bias Score
Brexit's £600,000 Cheese Cost: New UK-EU Deal Offers Hope
British cheese maker Simon Spurrell, who lost £600,000 due to Brexit red tape, welcomes a new UK-EU trade deal that could allow him to relaunch his business and create 14 new jobs, four years after initially being forced to sell due to prohibitive export costs.
Brexit's £600,000 Cheese Cost: New UK-EU Deal Offers Hope
British cheese maker Simon Spurrell, who lost £600,000 due to Brexit red tape, welcomes a new UK-EU trade deal that could allow him to relaunch his business and create 14 new jobs, four years after initially being forced to sell due to prohibitive export costs.
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48% Bias Score
UK and EU Sign Post-Brexit Agreements on Trade, Security, and Ukraine
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and European Council President Antonio Costa signed three agreements in London on Monday, addressing post-Brexit trade barriers, security cooperation, and the war in Ukraine, partially reuniting areas of cooperation ...
UK and EU Sign Post-Brexit Agreements on Trade, Security, and Ukraine
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, and European Council President Antonio Costa signed three agreements in London on Monday, addressing post-Brexit trade barriers, security cooperation, and the war in Ukraine, partially reuniting areas of cooperation ...
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32% Bias Score
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