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Europe's AI Investment Surge Faces Threat of US Tariffs
European AI investment surged 55% in the last year, reaching \$3.4 billion in Q1 2024, despite a significant gap with US investment and the threat of US tariffs on crucial components for AI development.
Europe's AI Investment Surge Faces Threat of US Tariffs
European AI investment surged 55% in the last year, reaching \$3.4 billion in Q1 2024, despite a significant gap with US investment and the threat of US tariffs on crucial components for AI development.
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44% Bias Score
EU Seeks Access to Encrypted Data Amid Rise in Youth Gang Crime
Organized crime is increasingly using smartphones and encrypted apps to recruit children and young people to commit violent crimes across borders in Europe, prompting governments to seek ways to access encrypted communications, causing a clash between security and privacy.
EU Seeks Access to Encrypted Data Amid Rise in Youth Gang Crime
Organized crime is increasingly using smartphones and encrypted apps to recruit children and young people to commit violent crimes across borders in Europe, prompting governments to seek ways to access encrypted communications, causing a clash between security and privacy.
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64% Bias Score
Novosibirsk Launches WWII Educational Initiative
Novosibirsk Oblast launched a multi-platform educational initiative (April 19-May 19, 2025) focusing on the Red Army's WWII liberation of Europe and rescue of concentration camp prisoners, using radio broadcasts, a metro exhibition, and an online quiz on the Znayu Rossiyu platform.
Novosibirsk Launches WWII Educational Initiative
Novosibirsk Oblast launched a multi-platform educational initiative (April 19-May 19, 2025) focusing on the Red Army's WWII liberation of Europe and rescue of concentration camp prisoners, using radio broadcasts, a metro exhibition, and an online quiz on the Znayu Rossiyu platform.
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32% Bias Score
European Public Favors Climate Action but Doubts Government's Ability to Deliver
A Bruegel study reveals that while most Europeans want stronger climate action, growing distrust in their governments is leading to a shift towards prioritizing climate adaptation over mitigation, creating an opening for far-right narratives that downplay climate change.
European Public Favors Climate Action but Doubts Government's Ability to Deliver
A Bruegel study reveals that while most Europeans want stronger climate action, growing distrust in their governments is leading to a shift towards prioritizing climate adaptation over mitigation, creating an opening for far-right narratives that downplay climate change.
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32% Bias Score
England Bids to Host Solheim Cup in 2030
Mel Reid's third appointment as a Solheim Cup vice-captain for the 2026 contest coincides with a major effort to bring the competition to England for the first time in 2030, potentially at The Grove in Hertfordshire, requiring government funding and capitalizing on a gap in the UK's major events sch...
England Bids to Host Solheim Cup in 2030
Mel Reid's third appointment as a Solheim Cup vice-captain for the 2026 contest coincides with a major effort to bring the competition to England for the first time in 2030, potentially at The Grove in Hertfordshire, requiring government funding and capitalizing on a gap in the UK's major events sch...
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32% Bias Score
Europe's 2024 Heatwave: Record Temperatures, Extreme Weather, and Urgent Climate Action
Europe's 2024 heatwave, exceeding the global average, caused at least 335 deaths and €18 billion in damages from extreme weather, impacting 413,000 people and highlighting the need for urgent climate action.
Europe's 2024 Heatwave: Record Temperatures, Extreme Weather, and Urgent Climate Action
Europe's 2024 heatwave, exceeding the global average, caused at least 335 deaths and €18 billion in damages from extreme weather, impacting 413,000 people and highlighting the need for urgent climate action.
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48% Bias Score
Europe Lags Behind on Infectious Disease Elimination Goals
The European region faces a public health crisis, falling short of its 2025 targets for eliminating HIV, TB, Hepatitis and STIs, resulting in 57,000 deaths annually, despite some progress in reducing certain infections. The ECDC calls for increased public health investment and improved prevention st...
Europe Lags Behind on Infectious Disease Elimination Goals
The European region faces a public health crisis, falling short of its 2025 targets for eliminating HIV, TB, Hepatitis and STIs, resulting in 57,000 deaths annually, despite some progress in reducing certain infections. The ECDC calls for increased public health investment and improved prevention st...
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36% Bias Score
Genoa's Unique Liberation: A Book on the City's Role in WWII Resistance
Repubblica newspaper is giving away "Genova Libera", a book detailing Genoa's unique partisan liberation from Nazi forces two days before Allied arrival, highlighting individual stories and the city's role in the Italian Resistance.
Genoa's Unique Liberation: A Book on the City's Role in WWII Resistance
Repubblica newspaper is giving away "Genova Libera", a book detailing Genoa's unique partisan liberation from Nazi forces two days before Allied arrival, highlighting individual stories and the city's role in the Italian Resistance.
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44% Bias Score
European Public Opinion Favors Healthcare Access for Irregular Migrants, but Not Cash Assistance
A study of 20,000 Europeans across Austria, Italy, Poland, Sweden, and the UK reveals that public support for irregular migrants' access to primary healthcare is higher than support for financial aid, especially when healthcare is linked to reporting requirements; however, British respondents showed...
European Public Opinion Favors Healthcare Access for Irregular Migrants, but Not Cash Assistance
A study of 20,000 Europeans across Austria, Italy, Poland, Sweden, and the UK reveals that public support for irregular migrants' access to primary healthcare is higher than support for financial aid, especially when healthcare is linked to reporting requirements; however, British respondents showed...
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36% Bias Score
EU Investigates TikTok's "SkinnyTok" Trend Amid Concerns About Child Safety
The EU is investigating TikTok's response to the "SkinnyTok" trend, which promotes extreme thinness and has millions of views, prompting concerns about the platform's content moderation practices and potential harm to minors.
EU Investigates TikTok's "SkinnyTok" Trend Amid Concerns About Child Safety
The EU is investigating TikTok's response to the "SkinnyTok" trend, which promotes extreme thinness and has millions of views, prompting concerns about the platform's content moderation practices and potential harm to minors.
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52% Bias Score
Cultural Events: From Recovered Artifacts to "The Ugly Stepsister
This week's cultural highlights include the release of the film "The Ugly Stepsister" on Shudder, exhibitions on Cartier's history at London's V&A Museum, recovered Italian artifacts at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, the Sony Photography Awards at Somerset House, and the Cinémas du Su...
Cultural Events: From Recovered Artifacts to "The Ugly Stepsister
This week's cultural highlights include the release of the film "The Ugly Stepsister" on Shudder, exhibitions on Cartier's history at London's V&A Museum, recovered Italian artifacts at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, the Sony Photography Awards at Somerset House, and the Cinémas du Su...
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16% Bias Score
Europe's Uncertain Future: A New Era of Imperialism
Geopolitical analyst Robert Kaplan warns of a new era of imperialism driven by competition for critical minerals, drawing parallels to the Weimar Republic's instability. He questions Europe's ability to unify its defense in the absence of US support, highlighting its exclusion from recent conflicts ...
Europe's Uncertain Future: A New Era of Imperialism
Geopolitical analyst Robert Kaplan warns of a new era of imperialism driven by competition for critical minerals, drawing parallels to the Weimar Republic's instability. He questions Europe's ability to unify its defense in the absence of US support, highlighting its exclusion from recent conflicts ...
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44% Bias Score
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