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Heatstroke Risks for European Workers: Lack of EU Standards and Recent Fatalities
High summer temperatures are causing serious health risks for workers across Europe, with a recent death in Barcelona highlighting the dangers of heatstroke and the lack of uniform EU standards on worker heat exposure, prompting calls for improved worker protections and stronger enforcement of exist...
Heatstroke Risks for European Workers: Lack of EU Standards and Recent Fatalities
High summer temperatures are causing serious health risks for workers across Europe, with a recent death in Barcelona highlighting the dangers of heatstroke and the lack of uniform EU standards on worker heat exposure, prompting calls for improved worker protections and stronger enforcement of exist...
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24% Bias Score
Netherlands Exceeds EU Gas Storage Target Amidst Energy Diversification
Dutch gas storage facilities are currently 54% full, exceeding the EU's July 1st target of 47%, due to increased imports following the halt of Russian gas supplies; this progress, however, highlights the need for further strategic reserves to ensure energy security.
Netherlands Exceeds EU Gas Storage Target Amidst Energy Diversification
Dutch gas storage facilities are currently 54% full, exceeding the EU's July 1st target of 47%, due to increased imports following the halt of Russian gas supplies; this progress, however, highlights the need for further strategic reserves to ensure energy security.
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32% Bias Score
EU to Nearly Triple Visa Fee for Short-Stay Visitors
The European Union plans to increase the short-stay visa-exempt entry fee from 7 to 20 euros starting in late 2026 through the ETIAS system, affecting visitors from countries including the US, UK, and Canada, as part of a broader push to increase revenue streams for its 2-trillion-euro budget plan. ...
EU to Nearly Triple Visa Fee for Short-Stay Visitors
The European Union plans to increase the short-stay visa-exempt entry fee from 7 to 20 euros starting in late 2026 through the ETIAS system, affecting visitors from countries including the US, UK, and Canada, as part of a broader push to increase revenue streams for its 2-trillion-euro budget plan. ...
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36% Bias Score
Left-Leaning Leaders Unite to Defend Democracy Against Far-Right
In Santiago, Chile, five left-leaning leaders from Latin America and Spain met to create an alliance defending democracy against the far-right, inequality, and misinformation, focusing on strengthening institutions and countering the far-right's narrative, with Spain hosting the next summit in 2026.
Left-Leaning Leaders Unite to Defend Democracy Against Far-Right
In Santiago, Chile, five left-leaning leaders from Latin America and Spain met to create an alliance defending democracy against the far-right, inequality, and misinformation, focusing on strengthening institutions and countering the far-right's narrative, with Spain hosting the next summit in 2026.
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56% Bias Score
Moldova Rejects Ilan Shor's Bloc, Raising Election Integrity Concerns
Moldova's Central Election Commission (CEC) rejected Ilan Shor's "Victory" bloc's registration for the September 28th parliamentary elections due to illegal financing and undeclared expenses, including unreported Moscow trips, highlighting ongoing concerns about election corruption in the country.
Moldova Rejects Ilan Shor's Bloc, Raising Election Integrity Concerns
Moldova's Central Election Commission (CEC) rejected Ilan Shor's "Victory" bloc's registration for the September 28th parliamentary elections due to illegal financing and undeclared expenses, including unreported Moscow trips, highlighting ongoing concerns about election corruption in the country.
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36% Bias Score
German Train Delays Force Cross-Border Service Changes
The chronic delays plaguing Deutsche Bahn (DB), Germany's railway system, are causing disruptions in cross-border train services to Switzerland, with passengers on four routes now required to change trains at the Basel border station due to delays exceeding 15 minutes. The crisis, marked by outdated...
German Train Delays Force Cross-Border Service Changes
The chronic delays plaguing Deutsche Bahn (DB), Germany's railway system, are causing disruptions in cross-border train services to Switzerland, with passengers on four routes now required to change trains at the Basel border station due to delays exceeding 15 minutes. The crisis, marked by outdated...
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48% Bias Score
European Housing Crisis: Salaries Fail to Cover Rent in Lisbon and Istanbul
A new report reveals that in several European cities, particularly Lisbon and Istanbul, average net salaries are insufficient to cover the rent for a one-bedroom city-center apartment; the report, 'Mapping the World's Prices', compares net monthly salaries and rents in 69 global cities, highlighting...
European Housing Crisis: Salaries Fail to Cover Rent in Lisbon and Istanbul
A new report reveals that in several European cities, particularly Lisbon and Istanbul, average net salaries are insufficient to cover the rent for a one-bedroom city-center apartment; the report, 'Mapping the World's Prices', compares net monthly salaries and rents in 69 global cities, highlighting...
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16% Bias Score
Top 5 Up-and-Coming Sustainable Destinations in Europe
Accor and Natura 2000 announced the top five up-and-coming sustainable destinations in Europe—Baie de Somme (France), Lagos (Portugal), Miren Kras (Slovenia), Castro Daire (Portugal), and Belsh (Albania)—based on their 2024 Green Destinations Awards achievements in nature, culture, environment, and ...
Top 5 Up-and-Coming Sustainable Destinations in Europe
Accor and Natura 2000 announced the top five up-and-coming sustainable destinations in Europe—Baie de Somme (France), Lagos (Portugal), Miren Kras (Slovenia), Castro Daire (Portugal), and Belsh (Albania)—based on their 2024 Green Destinations Awards achievements in nature, culture, environment, and ...
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36% Bias Score
German Businesses Pledge €631 Billion Investment to Boost Economy
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a €631 billion investment plan ("Made for Germany") by 61 companies over three years to revitalize the German economy after two years of recession, spurred by inflation, energy costs, and international competition.
German Businesses Pledge €631 Billion Investment to Boost Economy
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a €631 billion investment plan ("Made for Germany") by 61 companies over three years to revitalize the German economy after two years of recession, spurred by inflation, energy costs, and international competition.
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40% Bias Score
Europe's Nuclear Power Renaissance: Climate Goals and Geopolitics Drive Expansion
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant, currently producing nearly half the country's electricity, is expanding with two new Russian-built reactors, reflecting a broader European trend of increased nuclear energy investment driven by climate targets and energy security concerns, despite some countries m...
Europe's Nuclear Power Renaissance: Climate Goals and Geopolitics Drive Expansion
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant, currently producing nearly half the country's electricity, is expanding with two new Russian-built reactors, reflecting a broader European trend of increased nuclear energy investment driven by climate targets and energy security concerns, despite some countries m...
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56% Bias Score
Extreme Heat Poses Serious Risks to European Workers
Soaring summer temperatures across Europe are causing serious health risks for workers, with one recent death in Barcelona prompting investigations and highlighting the lack of uniform EU regulations on heat exposure in the workplace.
Extreme Heat Poses Serious Risks to European Workers
Soaring summer temperatures across Europe are causing serious health risks for workers, with one recent death in Barcelona prompting investigations and highlighting the lack of uniform EU regulations on heat exposure in the workplace.
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24% Bias Score
Europe's Renewable Energy Lag: Profitability, Subsidies, and Alternative Models
Europe's renewable energy expansion lags due to low profitability for private investors in a competitive market, necessitating government subsidies to achieve climate goals; however, alternative models such as public ownership are also being considered.
Europe's Renewable Energy Lag: Profitability, Subsidies, and Alternative Models
Europe's renewable energy expansion lags due to low profitability for private investors in a competitive market, necessitating government subsidies to achieve climate goals; however, alternative models such as public ownership are also being considered.
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36% Bias Score
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