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EU Imposes Sweeping Sanctions on Russia, Including Nord Stream Ban
The European Union is implementing its 18th sanctions package against Russia, banning the Nord Stream gas pipelines, targeting the financial sector, and setting a lower oil price ceiling, following assessments that Putin is not serious about peace talks.
EU Imposes Sweeping Sanctions on Russia, Including Nord Stream Ban
The European Union is implementing its 18th sanctions package against Russia, banning the Nord Stream gas pipelines, targeting the financial sector, and setting a lower oil price ceiling, following assessments that Putin is not serious about peace talks.
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48% Bias Score
Romania's Presidential Election: A Choice Between Europe and Isolation
Romania's May 18th presidential election faces a critical choice between pro-EU mathematician Nicusor Dan and far-right, pro-Russian George Simion, who unexpectedly won the first round with 41% of the vote, raising concerns about Romania's future alignment.
Romania's Presidential Election: A Choice Between Europe and Isolation
Romania's May 18th presidential election faces a critical choice between pro-EU mathematician Nicusor Dan and far-right, pro-Russian George Simion, who unexpectedly won the first round with 41% of the vote, raising concerns about Romania's future alignment.
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60% Bias Score
Poland's Presidential Election: EU Relations and Reforms at Stake
Poland's presidential election on May 18th features a tight race between Rafal Trzaskowski (Civic Platform) and Karol Nawrocki (Law and Justice-backed independent), with the outcome significantly impacting EU relations, domestic reforms, and immigration policies; Nawrocki's controversial property de...
Poland's Presidential Election: EU Relations and Reforms at Stake
Poland's presidential election on May 18th features a tight race between Rafal Trzaskowski (Civic Platform) and Karol Nawrocki (Law and Justice-backed independent), with the outcome significantly impacting EU relations, domestic reforms, and immigration policies; Nawrocki's controversial property de...
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48% Bias Score
Qatar's Potential Jet Gift to Trump Sparks EU Outrage
Qatar may gift a Boeing 747-8 jet to the Trump administration, creating a contrast with the EU's Qatargate scandal involving alleged Qatari bribery, prompting calls for greater transparency and resource equality within the EU.
Qatar's Potential Jet Gift to Trump Sparks EU Outrage
Qatar may gift a Boeing 747-8 jet to the Trump administration, creating a contrast with the EU's Qatargate scandal involving alleged Qatari bribery, prompting calls for greater transparency and resource equality within the EU.
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64% Bias Score
EU Announces New Sanctions Package to Pressure Russia into Peace Talks
EU President Ursula von der Leyen announced a new sanctions package targeting Nord Stream pipelines, Russia's 'shadow fleet', and its financial sector on May 16th in Tirana, aiming to pressure Russia into peace negotiations following Putin's rejection of peace offers and ceasefire violations.
EU Announces New Sanctions Package to Pressure Russia into Peace Talks
EU President Ursula von der Leyen announced a new sanctions package targeting Nord Stream pipelines, Russia's 'shadow fleet', and its financial sector on May 16th in Tirana, aiming to pressure Russia into peace negotiations following Putin's rejection of peace offers and ceasefire violations.
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40% Bias Score
European Leaders Summit in Tirana to Address Continental Challenges
On May 16, 2025, around 50 European leaders will meet in Tirana, Albania, to discuss security, economic stability, and mobility, with a focus on supporting Ukraine and creating a more competitive and sustainable Europe.
European Leaders Summit in Tirana to Address Continental Challenges
On May 16, 2025, around 50 European leaders will meet in Tirana, Albania, to discuss security, economic stability, and mobility, with a focus on supporting Ukraine and creating a more competitive and sustainable Europe.
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24% Bias Score
Hungary's New Law Silences Critics Under Guise of Transparency
Hungary's government introduced a law enabling suppression of organizations receiving foreign funding, however minimal, under the guise of protecting national sovereignty, impacting independent media, NGOs and opposition parties.
Hungary's New Law Silences Critics Under Guise of Transparency
Hungary's government introduced a law enabling suppression of organizations receiving foreign funding, however minimal, under the guise of protecting national sovereignty, impacting independent media, NGOs and opposition parties.
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60% Bias Score
CBI Calls for Major UK-EU Relations Reset
A UK business lobbying group urges a major reset of UK-EU relations, proposing practical steps to ease post-Brexit trade barriers, enhance cooperation on energy, climate, and defense, and restore youth mobility schemes, reflecting the views of over 400 UK companies.
CBI Calls for Major UK-EU Relations Reset
A UK business lobbying group urges a major reset of UK-EU relations, proposing practical steps to ease post-Brexit trade barriers, enhance cooperation on energy, climate, and defense, and restore youth mobility schemes, reflecting the views of over 400 UK companies.
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24% Bias Score
Merz Seeks Triumvirate to Lead Europe Through Geopolitical Uncertainty
Germany's Chancellor Merz is pursuing closer ties with France and Poland to address Europe's leadership vacuum amid geopolitical instability, proposing a joint defense council and emphasizing collaboration with Poland as a key buffer against Russia.
Merz Seeks Triumvirate to Lead Europe Through Geopolitical Uncertainty
Germany's Chancellor Merz is pursuing closer ties with France and Poland to address Europe's leadership vacuum amid geopolitical instability, proposing a joint defense council and emphasizing collaboration with Poland as a key buffer against Russia.
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64% Bias Score
EU's 2035 Gasoline Car Ban Faces Backlash
Facing political and industry pressure, the European Union's plan to ban gasoline car sales by 2035 is under review, with concerns over job losses, factory closures, and China's dominance in the electric vehicle market raising the possibility of the ban being weakened or delayed.
EU's 2035 Gasoline Car Ban Faces Backlash
Facing political and industry pressure, the European Union's plan to ban gasoline car sales by 2035 is under review, with concerns over job losses, factory closures, and China's dominance in the electric vehicle market raising the possibility of the ban being weakened or delayed.
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52% Bias Score
Romania's Election: A Choice Between EU Alignment and Ultranationalism
Romania's presidential runoff on May 18th features pro-EU mathematician Nicușor Dan against ultranationalist George Simion, whose 41% in the first round reflects deep public discontent; the outcome will decide Romania's future alignment with the EU and NATO.
Romania's Election: A Choice Between EU Alignment and Ultranationalism
Romania's presidential runoff on May 18th features pro-EU mathematician Nicușor Dan against ultranationalist George Simion, whose 41% in the first round reflects deep public discontent; the outcome will decide Romania's future alignment with the EU and NATO.
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52% Bias Score
Romania's Presidential Runoff: Simion's Coalition Aims to Stabilize Nation
Romania's presidential election runoff on May 18th pits hard-right frontrunner George Simion against centrist Nicușor Dan; Simion seeks a broad coalition government to address economic woes and political instability, facing opposition from parties deeming him too extreme and anti-EU.
Romania's Presidential Runoff: Simion's Coalition Aims to Stabilize Nation
Romania's presidential election runoff on May 18th pits hard-right frontrunner George Simion against centrist Nicușor Dan; Simion seeks a broad coalition government to address economic woes and political instability, facing opposition from parties deeming him too extreme and anti-EU.
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40% Bias Score
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