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Massive Protests in Slovakia Against Fico's Pro-Russia Stance
Tens of thousands protested in Slovakia against Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russian policies, sparked by his meeting with Vladimir Putin and statements about potentially leaving the EU and NATO; Fico accused the opposition of plotting a coup, escalating tensions.
Massive Protests in Slovakia Against Fico's Pro-Russia Stance
Tens of thousands protested in Slovakia against Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russian policies, sparked by his meeting with Vladimir Putin and statements about potentially leaving the EU and NATO; Fico accused the opposition of plotting a coup, escalating tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine Offers to Transit Azerbaijani Gas to Europe
Ukraine announced its readiness to transit Azerbaijani gas to Europe, offering an alternative to Russian supplies after recent disruptions, potentially impacting EU-Russia relations and energy security. President Zelenskyy confirmed discussions with Azerbaijan's President Aliyev regarding the plan, ...
Ukraine Offers to Transit Azerbaijani Gas to Europe
Ukraine announced its readiness to transit Azerbaijani gas to Europe, offering an alternative to Russian supplies after recent disruptions, potentially impacting EU-Russia relations and energy security. President Zelenskyy confirmed discussions with Azerbaijan's President Aliyev regarding the plan, ...
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60% Bias Score
Greece Launches €200 Million SME Export Support Program
The Greek government launched a €200 million program to boost SME exports, funding business plans, market research, and digital upgrades for eligible manufacturing SMEs within the 2021-2027 ESPA Competitiveness program.
Greece Launches €200 Million SME Export Support Program
The Greek government launched a €200 million program to boost SME exports, funding business plans, market research, and digital upgrades for eligible manufacturing SMEs within the 2021-2027 ESPA Competitiveness program.
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32% Bias Score
UK Explores EU Trade Deal, Weighing Standard Alignment
The UK is considering aligning with EU food and farm standards to regain frictionless access to European markets, a move Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says wouldn't break government red lines, following positive discussions with EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic in Davos.
UK Explores EU Trade Deal, Weighing Standard Alignment
The UK is considering aligning with EU food and farm standards to regain frictionless access to European markets, a move Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says wouldn't break government red lines, following positive discussions with EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic in Davos.
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48% Bias Score
UK Considers Joining EU Trade Scheme
The UK government is exploring joining the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Convention (PEM) for tariff-free trade with Europe, a move that follows a meeting between Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and the EU's trade commissioner and has received positive feedback from the British Chamber of Commerce.
UK Considers Joining EU Trade Scheme
The UK government is exploring joining the Pan-Euro-Mediterranean Convention (PEM) for tariff-free trade with Europe, a move that follows a meeting between Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and the EU's trade commissioner and has received positive feedback from the British Chamber of Commerce.
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52% Bias Score
EU Responds to Trump's Second Term with Pragmatism and Unified Strategy
The European Union responded calmly to Donald Trump's second inauguration, focusing on pragmatic cooperation while preparing to defend its interests, notably concerning trade and technology regulation, with a unified approach to avoid individual negotiations with Washington.
EU Responds to Trump's Second Term with Pragmatism and Unified Strategy
The European Union responded calmly to Donald Trump's second inauguration, focusing on pragmatic cooperation while preparing to defend its interests, notably concerning trade and technology regulation, with a unified approach to avoid individual negotiations with Washington.
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32% Bias Score
Mass Protests Erupt in Slovakia Against Pro-Russia Prime Minister
Tens of thousands of Slovaks protested in 28 locations against Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russia stance, following his Moscow visit and statements about potentially leaving the EU and NATO; Fico accused the opposition of a foreign-backed coup attempt, which they denied.
Mass Protests Erupt in Slovakia Against Pro-Russia Prime Minister
Tens of thousands of Slovaks protested in 28 locations against Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russia stance, following his Moscow visit and statements about potentially leaving the EU and NATO; Fico accused the opposition of a foreign-backed coup attempt, which they denied.
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44% Bias Score
Spain: Sharp Child Population Decline Coupled with Rising Child Poverty and Increased Early Childhood Education Investment
Between 2013 and 2023, Spain experienced a 25% decrease in children under six, the largest drop in the EU, while child poverty rose to 34.1%, exceeding the EU average. Despite fewer children, public investment in early childhood education increased, resulting in 55.8% of children under three attendi...
Spain: Sharp Child Population Decline Coupled with Rising Child Poverty and Increased Early Childhood Education Investment
Between 2013 and 2023, Spain experienced a 25% decrease in children under six, the largest drop in the EU, while child poverty rose to 34.1%, exceeding the EU average. Despite fewer children, public investment in early childhood education increased, resulting in 55.8% of children under three attendi...
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36% Bias Score
Trump's Policies Pose Challenges for EU Automakers and Energy Security
President Trump's executive orders reversing climate policies and promoting combustion engines create significant challenges for the EU, particularly Germany, impacting both the automotive and energy sectors, while the lack of a unified EU response leaves it vulnerable in technological competition.
Trump's Policies Pose Challenges for EU Automakers and Energy Security
President Trump's executive orders reversing climate policies and promoting combustion engines create significant challenges for the EU, particularly Germany, impacting both the automotive and energy sectors, while the lack of a unified EU response leaves it vulnerable in technological competition.
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48% Bias Score
Slovakia's Ruling Coalition Accuses Opposition of Foreign-Funded Coup Attempt
Slovakia's pro-Moscow government alleges foreign interference in upcoming pro-European protests, claiming a foreign-funded plot to destabilize the country, while the opposition dismisses these claims as a pretext to suppress dissent.
Slovakia's Ruling Coalition Accuses Opposition of Foreign-Funded Coup Attempt
Slovakia's pro-Moscow government alleges foreign interference in upcoming pro-European protests, claiming a foreign-funded plot to destabilize the country, while the opposition dismisses these claims as a pretext to suppress dissent.
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64% Bias Score
EU Weighs Easing Syria Sanctions Amid Post-Assad Transition
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, the EU is considering easing sanctions on Syria to promote economic recovery and refugee returns, despite concerns about the new Islamist-led government's human rights record; a decision expected to be made by EU foreign ministers on Monday.
EU Weighs Easing Syria Sanctions Amid Post-Assad Transition
Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, the EU is considering easing sanctions on Syria to promote economic recovery and refugee returns, despite concerns about the new Islamist-led government's human rights record; a decision expected to be made by EU foreign ministers on Monday.
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36% Bias Score
Lithuania's Balancing Act: Belarusian Migration and Security Concerns
Despite over 4,500 Belarusians leaving Lithuania in the last year, they remain the second largest foreign group; the prime minister opposes further restrictions, contrasting with the interior minister's view of cultural closeness, while acknowledging security risks.
Lithuania's Balancing Act: Belarusian Migration and Security Concerns
Despite over 4,500 Belarusians leaving Lithuania in the last year, they remain the second largest foreign group; the prime minister opposes further restrictions, contrasting with the interior minister's view of cultural closeness, while acknowledging security risks.
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40% Bias Score
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