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Slovakia Passes Controversial NGO Transparency Law
Slovakia's parliament passed a law on April 16th requiring NGOs to disclose all funding sources, including major donors, under penalty of fines; while the government claims it promotes transparency, critics see it as a tool to silence dissent, drawing parallels to similar laws in Russia.
Slovakia Passes Controversial NGO Transparency Law
Slovakia's parliament passed a law on April 16th requiring NGOs to disclose all funding sources, including major donors, under penalty of fines; while the government claims it promotes transparency, critics see it as a tool to silence dissent, drawing parallels to similar laws in Russia.
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52% Bias Score


German Coalition Prioritizes Stability Over Climate Action, Undermining EU Resilience
The new German coalition government, formed by the Union (CDU/CSU) and the SPD, prioritizes short-term stability, compromising long-term climate goals and European resilience by increasing reliance on fossil fuels and weakening climate policies; this empowers right-wing populist parties while potent...
German Coalition Prioritizes Stability Over Climate Action, Undermining EU Resilience
The new German coalition government, formed by the Union (CDU/CSU) and the SPD, prioritizes short-term stability, compromising long-term climate goals and European resilience by increasing reliance on fossil fuels and weakening climate policies; this empowers right-wing populist parties while potent...
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56% Bias Score


EU Designates Seven Countries as 'Safe,' Affecting Asylum Seekers
The European Commission declared seven countries—Bangladesh, Colombia, Kosovo, Egypt, India, Morocco, and Tunisia—'safe countries of origin,' impacting asylum applications and returns, prompting criticism from human rights organizations.
EU Designates Seven Countries as 'Safe,' Affecting Asylum Seekers
The European Commission declared seven countries—Bangladesh, Colombia, Kosovo, Egypt, India, Morocco, and Tunisia—'safe countries of origin,' impacting asylum applications and returns, prompting criticism from human rights organizations.
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48% Bias Score


Arnault Urges US-EU Free Trade Zone Amidst Trade Tensions
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault called on Thursday for a free trade zone between the EU and the US, warning that unresolved trade tensions could severely harm European industries, particularly luxury goods companies like his own, which saw a 7.8% share drop this week and is considering further expanding it...
Arnault Urges US-EU Free Trade Zone Amidst Trade Tensions
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault called on Thursday for a free trade zone between the EU and the US, warning that unresolved trade tensions could severely harm European industries, particularly luxury goods companies like his own, which saw a 7.8% share drop this week and is considering further expanding it...
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40% Bias Score


Serbian Students' Bike Tour Pressures EU on Corruption Concerns
Eighty Serbian students biked 1400km to Strasbourg to present concerns to the European Parliament about corruption and the use of sonic weapons against protesters in Serbia, gaining significant public support along the way.
Serbian Students' Bike Tour Pressures EU on Corruption Concerns
Eighty Serbian students biked 1400km to Strasbourg to present concerns to the European Parliament about corruption and the use of sonic weapons against protesters in Serbia, gaining significant public support along the way.
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44% Bias Score


Scholz's Poland Visit Signals Potential Shift in German-Polish Relations
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will visit Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk before his term ends to discuss European policy, particularly security and defense, amid strained relations, with the incoming chancellor planning a visit to signal a potential shift.
Scholz's Poland Visit Signals Potential Shift in German-Polish Relations
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz will visit Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk before his term ends to discuss European policy, particularly security and defense, amid strained relations, with the incoming chancellor planning a visit to signal a potential shift.
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40% Bias Score

Slovakia Passes Controversial NGO Transparency Law Amid Protests
Slovakia passed a law requiring NGOs to disclose funding sources and major contributors, prompting widespread protests and accusations of mimicking restrictive Russian legislation; the government removed some elements after criticism from the EU.

Slovakia Passes Controversial NGO Transparency Law Amid Protests
Slovakia passed a law requiring NGOs to disclose funding sources and major contributors, prompting widespread protests and accusations of mimicking restrictive Russian legislation; the government removed some elements after criticism from the EU.
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48% Bias Score

Meloni's High-Stakes Meeting with Trump: Balancing Italy's EU and US Relations
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will meet with US President Donald Trump on Thursday to discuss trade, defense, and industrial matters, aiming to balance Italy's interests within the EU and its bilateral relationship with the US, a crucial meeting amid Trump's trade threats against the EU.

Meloni's High-Stakes Meeting with Trump: Balancing Italy's EU and US Relations
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will meet with US President Donald Trump on Thursday to discuss trade, defense, and industrial matters, aiming to balance Italy's interests within the EU and its bilateral relationship with the US, a crucial meeting amid Trump's trade threats against the EU.
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48% Bias Score

EU Postpones Russian LNG Ban, Targets 2027 Energy Independence
The European Union has postponed a ban on Russian LNG imports due to internal disagreements and uncertainty regarding alternative energy sources, opting instead for a 2027 energy independence roadmap; however, France, Spain, and Belgium remain heavily reliant on Russian LNG, importing 85% of EU impo...

EU Postpones Russian LNG Ban, Targets 2027 Energy Independence
The European Union has postponed a ban on Russian LNG imports due to internal disagreements and uncertainty regarding alternative energy sources, opting instead for a 2027 energy independence roadmap; however, France, Spain, and Belgium remain heavily reliant on Russian LNG, importing 85% of EU impo...
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36% Bias Score

Serbian Students' 1400km Cycle to Strasbourg Highlights Corruption Crisis
Following a deadly train station collapse in Serbia, 80 students cycled 1400km to Strasbourg to present their concerns about corruption to the EU Parliament, prompting discussions about EU response and support for Serbian protesters.

Serbian Students' 1400km Cycle to Strasbourg Highlights Corruption Crisis
Following a deadly train station collapse in Serbia, 80 students cycled 1400km to Strasbourg to present their concerns about corruption to the EU Parliament, prompting discussions about EU response and support for Serbian protesters.
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48% Bias Score

EFRAG Seeks Public Input on EU Sustainability Reporting Standard Revisions
EFRAG launched a public consultation on April 8, 2024, to revise EU sustainability reporting standards by October 31, 2024, to address implementation challenges and simplify regulations at the request of the EU Commission, with responses due May 6, 2024.

EFRAG Seeks Public Input on EU Sustainability Reporting Standard Revisions
EFRAG launched a public consultation on April 8, 2024, to revise EU sustainability reporting standards by October 31, 2024, to address implementation challenges and simplify regulations at the request of the EU Commission, with responses due May 6, 2024.
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32% Bias Score

Pharma Companies Urge EU Action Against US Tariffs, Threatening Production Relocation
Nearly 30 multinational pharmaceutical companies urged EU intervention to counteract potential US tariffs on drugs, seeking compensation for innovation costs and regulatory simplification, citing the threat of production relocation to the US where prices are significantly higher.

Pharma Companies Urge EU Action Against US Tariffs, Threatening Production Relocation
Nearly 30 multinational pharmaceutical companies urged EU intervention to counteract potential US tariffs on drugs, seeking compensation for innovation costs and regulatory simplification, citing the threat of production relocation to the US where prices are significantly higher.
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36% Bias Score
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