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EU's 2040 Climate Target Sparks Debate on Flexibility and Competitiveness
The European Commission proposes a 90% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2040, sparking debate among member states about balancing climate ambition with economic competitiveness, with some advocating for flexibility using international carbon credits, while others fully support the target.
EU's 2040 Climate Target Sparks Debate on Flexibility and Competitiveness
The European Commission proposes a 90% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2040, sparking debate among member states about balancing climate ambition with economic competitiveness, with some advocating for flexibility using international carbon credits, while others fully support the target.
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48% Bias Score
Trump-Musk Rift Could Expedite EU's X Investigation
The European Commission's 500-day-long investigation into X for violating the Digital Services Act (DSA) may finally move forward due to the fallout between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, potentially reducing political concerns about repercussions from the US administration.
Trump-Musk Rift Could Expedite EU's X Investigation
The European Commission's 500-day-long investigation into X for violating the Digital Services Act (DSA) may finally move forward due to the fallout between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, potentially reducing political concerns about repercussions from the US administration.
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40% Bias Score
EU Commission Defends 2040 Climate Target Despite Macron's Call for Delay
French President Macron opposes the EU Commission's plan to present its 2040 climate targets next week, advocating for more time to balance climate ambition with European competitiveness; the Commission's Vice-President, Teresa Ribera, counters that a delay would be a mistake, emphasizing the econom...
EU Commission Defends 2040 Climate Target Despite Macron's Call for Delay
French President Macron opposes the EU Commission's plan to present its 2040 climate targets next week, advocating for more time to balance climate ambition with European competitiveness; the Commission's Vice-President, Teresa Ribera, counters that a delay would be a mistake, emphasizing the econom...
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40% Bias Score
Clash over Energy Policy Threatens Germany's Climate Goals
A dispute between Germany's Economy and Environment Ministers over attending a pro-nuclear energy meeting in Brussels highlights conflicting views on energy policy, potentially jeopardizing the country's climate goals with plans for 20 new gas-fired power plants, despite a recent phase-out of nuclea...
Clash over Energy Policy Threatens Germany's Climate Goals
A dispute between Germany's Economy and Environment Ministers over attending a pro-nuclear energy meeting in Brussels highlights conflicting views on energy policy, potentially jeopardizing the country's climate goals with plans for 20 new gas-fired power plants, despite a recent phase-out of nuclea...
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange, EU Extends Sanctions on Russia
On Thursday, Ukraine and Russia exchanged prisoners, many held for over three years and captured in Mariupol, while the EU extended sanctions on Russia for six months despite internal disagreements and a blocked new sanctions package.
Ukraine-Russia Prisoner Exchange, EU Extends Sanctions on Russia
On Thursday, Ukraine and Russia exchanged prisoners, many held for over three years and captured in Mariupol, while the EU extended sanctions on Russia for six months despite internal disagreements and a blocked new sanctions package.
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40% Bias Score
Amazon Remains Banned from EU Parliament Following Worker Rights Hearing Refusal
The European Parliament upheld its ban on Amazon's access after the company failed to send a senior manager to a hearing on worker conditions, prompting calls for stronger measures including contract reviews and termination.
Amazon Remains Banned from EU Parliament Following Worker Rights Hearing Refusal
The European Parliament upheld its ban on Amazon's access after the company failed to send a senior manager to a hearing on worker conditions, prompting calls for stronger measures including contract reviews and termination.
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48% Bias Score
Budapest Defies Ban, Holds Pride Parade Amidst EU Outcry
Despite a government ban, Budapest will hold a Pride parade on June 28th, supported by EU officials and numerous international mayors, challenging Hungary's restrictive LGBTQ+ laws and highlighting a broader conflict over civil liberties.
Budapest Defies Ban, Holds Pride Parade Amidst EU Outcry
Despite a government ban, Budapest will hold a Pride parade on June 28th, supported by EU officials and numerous international mayors, challenging Hungary's restrictive LGBTQ+ laws and highlighting a broader conflict over civil liberties.
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52% Bias Score
Budapest Pride Defies Ban Amidst Far-Right Counter-Protests
Budapest's Pride parade, banned by Hungary's government due to a 2021 anti-LGBTQ+ law, will proceed on June 24th, 2023, as an alternative event organized by the city's mayor, despite counter-demonstrations by far-right groups and potential safety concerns, attracting international attention and EU c...
Budapest Pride Defies Ban Amidst Far-Right Counter-Protests
Budapest's Pride parade, banned by Hungary's government due to a 2021 anti-LGBTQ+ law, will proceed on June 24th, 2023, as an alternative event organized by the city's mayor, despite counter-demonstrations by far-right groups and potential safety concerns, attracting international attention and EU c...
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52% Bias Score
Ribera Rejects Macron's Call to Delay EU 2040 Climate Targets
European Commission Vice President Teresa Ribera opposes French President Emmanuel Macron's call to delay setting the EU's 2040 climate targets, emphasizing the importance of a 90% reduction goal for economic and social well-being and intending to present the proposal next week following a meeting o...
Ribera Rejects Macron's Call to Delay EU 2040 Climate Targets
European Commission Vice President Teresa Ribera opposes French President Emmanuel Macron's call to delay setting the EU's 2040 climate targets, emphasizing the importance of a 90% reduction goal for economic and social well-being and intending to present the proposal next week following a meeting o...
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44% Bias Score
EU Inaction on Israel Risks Undermining International Order
The European Union's failure to agree on a response to Israel's human rights violations in Gaza, despite evidence of breaches including a humanitarian aid blockade and attacks on hospitals, risks undermining the international rules-based order and sets a dangerous precedent; the EU is Israel's bigge...
EU Inaction on Israel Risks Undermining International Order
The European Union's failure to agree on a response to Israel's human rights violations in Gaza, despite evidence of breaches including a humanitarian aid blockade and attacks on hospitals, risks undermining the international rules-based order and sets a dangerous precedent; the EU is Israel's bigge...
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52% Bias Score
Budapest Pride Banned, EU Officials Attend Despite Ban
Hungary's government banned Budapest's Pride march, citing a restrictive assembly law, while approving a counter-demonstration by a far-right group; this decision sparked international condemnation and the attendance of several EU officials at the Pride event, despite the ban, raising concerns about...
Budapest Pride Banned, EU Officials Attend Despite Ban
Hungary's government banned Budapest's Pride march, citing a restrictive assembly law, while approving a counter-demonstration by a far-right group; this decision sparked international condemnation and the attendance of several EU officials at the Pride event, despite the ban, raising concerns about...
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60% Bias Score
EU Divided on Response to Israel's Gaza Actions
Following a review of Israel's human rights violations in Gaza, including a humanitarian blockade and attacks on hospitals, 17 of 27 EU leaders called for a review of the EU-Israel association agreement, but no concrete actions were agreed upon, leaving the decision to the EU's top diplomat.
EU Divided on Response to Israel's Gaza Actions
Following a review of Israel's human rights violations in Gaza, including a humanitarian blockade and attacks on hospitals, 17 of 27 EU leaders called for a review of the EU-Israel association agreement, but no concrete actions were agreed upon, leaving the decision to the EU's top diplomat.
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44% Bias Score
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