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EU Halts Google Antitrust Decision Amid US Trade Tensions
The European Commission has postponed a decision on Google's advertising practices, reportedly due to ongoing trade disputes with the United States, delaying the announcement of sanctions against Google for monopolistic advertising practices after four years of investigation.
EU Halts Google Antitrust Decision Amid US Trade Tensions
The European Commission has postponed a decision on Google's advertising practices, reportedly due to ongoing trade disputes with the United States, delaying the announcement of sanctions against Google for monopolistic advertising practices after four years of investigation.
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40% Bias Score
EU Contributes Significantly to Global Cancer Research Funding
A new analysis reveals the European Union provided 16.8% of global public and philanthropic cancer research funding between 2016 and 2023, totaling \$7.4 billion, while the United States contributed the most at 57%.
EU Contributes Significantly to Global Cancer Research Funding
A new analysis reveals the European Union provided 16.8% of global public and philanthropic cancer research funding between 2016 and 2023, totaling \$7.4 billion, while the United States contributed the most at 57%.
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20% Bias Score
Nationalist Bulgarians Protest Von Der Leyen's Visit to Arms Factory
In Sopot, Bulgaria, nationalist groups, led by Kostadin Kostadinov of the Renaissance party, protested Ursula von der Leyen's visit to an arms factory on Sunday, attempting to block her vehicle and clashing with police.
Nationalist Bulgarians Protest Von Der Leyen's Visit to Arms Factory
In Sopot, Bulgaria, nationalist groups, led by Kostadin Kostadinov of the Renaissance party, protested Ursula von der Leyen's visit to an arms factory on Sunday, attempting to block her vehicle and clashing with police.
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44% Bias Score
France-Italy Diplomatic Row over Tax Policies
French Prime Minister François Bayrou accused Italy of "fiscal dumping," prompting a strong rebuke from Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who called the claims "unfounded" and defended Italy's economic stability.
France-Italy Diplomatic Row over Tax Policies
French Prime Minister François Bayrou accused Italy of "fiscal dumping," prompting a strong rebuke from Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who called the claims "unfounded" and defended Italy's economic stability.
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24% Bias Score
China's Alignment with Russia Signals Shift in Global Power Dynamics
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin solidified China's close ties with Russia, marking a clear shift towards a more assertive stance against the West, defying earlier European expectations of pragmatism from China.
China's Alignment with Russia Signals Shift in Global Power Dynamics
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Tianjin solidified China's close ties with Russia, marking a clear shift towards a more assertive stance against the West, defying earlier European expectations of pragmatism from China.
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60% Bias Score
EU Prepares 19th Sanctions Package Against Russia
Following a meeting in Copenhagen, the EU is preparing a 19th sanctions package against Russia, including import bans, tariffs on Russian goods, and sanctions against third-party entities profiting from the war in Ukraine.
EU Prepares 19th Sanctions Package Against Russia
Following a meeting in Copenhagen, the EU is preparing a 19th sanctions package against Russia, including import bans, tariffs on Russian goods, and sanctions against third-party entities profiting from the war in Ukraine.
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52% Bias Score
France's Soaring Debt: A Looming Crisis for Europe?
France's rising debt levels and political instability threaten its fiscal health and the stability of the European Union, as evidenced by the country's increasing borrowing costs and the potential for a government collapse.
France's Soaring Debt: A Looming Crisis for Europe?
France's rising debt levels and political instability threaten its fiscal health and the stability of the European Union, as evidenced by the country's increasing borrowing costs and the potential for a government collapse.
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20% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal: A WTO Compliance Question
The EU and US reached a trade agreement on August 21, granting preferential tariffs to US imports, potentially violating WTO's most-favored nation principle, though the EU cites an exception allowing for free trade zones.
EU-US Trade Deal: A WTO Compliance Question
The EU and US reached a trade agreement on August 21, granting preferential tariffs to US imports, potentially violating WTO's most-favored nation principle, though the EU cites an exception allowing for free trade zones.
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36% Bias Score
GPS Jamming Incident Delays von der Leyen's Flight in Bulgaria
During a flight to Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Sunday, the GPS navigation system of EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's chartered plane was jammed, causing a one-hour delay before landing; Bulgarian authorities suspect Russia of intentional interference.
GPS Jamming Incident Delays von der Leyen's Flight in Bulgaria
During a flight to Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Sunday, the GPS navigation system of EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's chartered plane was jammed, causing a one-hour delay before landing; Bulgarian authorities suspect Russia of intentional interference.
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44% Bias Score
EU Commission to Consider Funding for Safe Abortion Access
A European citizens' initiative with over one million signatures calls on the EU Commission to create a funding mechanism guaranteeing safe and accessible abortion across Europe, highlighting the disparity in abortion laws and access.
EU Commission to Consider Funding for Safe Abortion Access
A European citizens' initiative with over one million signatures calls on the EU Commission to create a funding mechanism guaranteeing safe and accessible abortion across Europe, highlighting the disparity in abortion laws and access.
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44% Bias Score
EU Wildfires: Insufficient Firefighters Amidst Record-Breaking Season
The EU experienced its worst wildfire season in decades during Summer 2025, with over one million hectares burned, yet the number of firefighters remains insufficient, despite an 8% increase in 2024 to 390,600 professionals.
EU Wildfires: Insufficient Firefighters Amidst Record-Breaking Season
The EU experienced its worst wildfire season in decades during Summer 2025, with over one million hectares burned, yet the number of firefighters remains insufficient, despite an 8% increase in 2024 to 390,600 professionals.
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16% Bias Score
EU to Increase Defense Spending, Tighten Sanctions on Russia
During a joint press conference in Estonia, EU President von der Leyen and Estonian Prime Minister Michal announced plans to increase European defense spending and tighten sanctions against Russia, with Estonia receiving €3.6 billion in loans for defense.
EU to Increase Defense Spending, Tighten Sanctions on Russia
During a joint press conference in Estonia, EU President von der Leyen and Estonian Prime Minister Michal announced plans to increase European defense spending and tighten sanctions against Russia, with Estonia receiving €3.6 billion in loans for defense.
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32% Bias Score
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