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Measles Outbreak in Europe Surges, Romania Reports Highest Cases
A measles outbreak in Europe has seen over 4,500 cases in the EU by March 2025, with Romania reporting the most cases (3,203) and four deaths; low vaccination rates and cross-border transmission are contributing factors.
Measles Outbreak in Europe Surges, Romania Reports Highest Cases
A measles outbreak in Europe has seen over 4,500 cases in the EU by March 2025, with Romania reporting the most cases (3,203) and four deaths; low vaccination rates and cross-border transmission are contributing factors.
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20% Bias Score


Europe's Press Freedom Declines Amidst Economic Hardship and Propaganda
The 2023 Reporters Without Borders press freedom index ranks Europe first globally, but reveals a deteriorating situation due to economic challenges, reduced US aid, and amplified Russian propaganda; Greece is the lowest-ranked EU member, facing journalist murders and widespread surveillance.
Europe's Press Freedom Declines Amidst Economic Hardship and Propaganda
The 2023 Reporters Without Borders press freedom index ranks Europe first globally, but reveals a deteriorating situation due to economic challenges, reduced US aid, and amplified Russian propaganda; Greece is the lowest-ranked EU member, facing journalist murders and widespread surveillance.
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52% Bias Score


TikTok Fined €530 Million for EU Privacy Violations
TikTok was fined €530 million by Irish authorities for violating EU privacy laws by storing user data in China and failing to disclose this practice from 2020-2022; the company is appealing the decision and transferring data to EU data centers.
TikTok Fined €530 Million for EU Privacy Violations
TikTok was fined €530 million by Irish authorities for violating EU privacy laws by storing user data in China and failing to disclose this practice from 2020-2022; the company is appealing the decision and transferring data to EU data centers.
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36% Bias Score


New Zealand Declares Emergency Amidst Severe Storms
Strong winds and flooding caused a state of emergency in Christchurch, New Zealand, last week, as a low-pressure system brought gusts exceeding 90mph in Wellington and over 100mm of rain in 12 hours to some areas, while Europe experiences above-average temperatures.
New Zealand Declares Emergency Amidst Severe Storms
Strong winds and flooding caused a state of emergency in Christchurch, New Zealand, last week, as a low-pressure system brought gusts exceeding 90mph in Wellington and over 100mm of rain in 12 hours to some areas, while Europe experiences above-average temperatures.
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24% Bias Score


Netherlands Lags in Adult Vaccination, Sparking Health Concerns
A coalition of Dutch healthcare organizations criticized the Netherlands' slow adult vaccination rates, particularly for shingles and a new influenza vaccine, compared to other European countries, citing cost-effectiveness concerns and lengthy bureaucratic processes, despite recommendations from the...
Netherlands Lags in Adult Vaccination, Sparking Health Concerns
A coalition of Dutch healthcare organizations criticized the Netherlands' slow adult vaccination rates, particularly for shingles and a new influenza vaccine, compared to other European countries, citing cost-effectiveness concerns and lengthy bureaucratic processes, despite recommendations from the...
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44% Bias Score


Football Transfer Market: Multiple Player Moves Shaping the Upcoming Season
Several footballers are considering transfers, including Rodrygo from Real Madrid, Ederson from Atalanta, Harry Kane from Bayern Munich, Emiliano Martinez and Leon Bailey from Aston Villa, Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin from Everton; while Enzo Kana-Biyik is joining M...
Football Transfer Market: Multiple Player Moves Shaping the Upcoming Season
Several footballers are considering transfers, including Rodrygo from Real Madrid, Ederson from Atalanta, Harry Kane from Bayern Munich, Emiliano Martinez and Leon Bailey from Aston Villa, Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin from Everton; while Enzo Kana-Biyik is joining M...
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28% Bias Score

Former US Official Assesses Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan, Warns of Economic Sell-off and European Militarization
Matthew Ho, a former US State Department official, assesses Donald Trump's peace plan for Ukraine as a genuine attempt to recognize the current territorial realities, including Crimea and four regions as part of Russia, suggesting a shift in US foreign policy toward acknowledging the existing situat...

Former US Official Assesses Trump's Ukraine Peace Plan, Warns of Economic Sell-off and European Militarization
Matthew Ho, a former US State Department official, assesses Donald Trump's peace plan for Ukraine as a genuine attempt to recognize the current territorial realities, including Crimea and four regions as part of Russia, suggesting a shift in US foreign policy toward acknowledging the existing situat...
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40% Bias Score

S&P Cuts Global GDP Growth Forecast Due to US Tariffs
S\&P Global Ratings lowered its 2025 global GDP growth forecast to 2.7% (from 3%) and 2.6% for 2026 due to US tariffs; US GDP growth is revised down to 1.5% this year, and Italian GDP to 0.5%; the EU is considering increased imports of soy and LNG from the US.

S&P Cuts Global GDP Growth Forecast Due to US Tariffs
S\&P Global Ratings lowered its 2025 global GDP growth forecast to 2.7% (from 3%) and 2.6% for 2026 due to US tariffs; US GDP growth is revised down to 1.5% this year, and Italian GDP to 0.5%; the EU is considering increased imports of soy and LNG from the US.
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40% Bias Score

Germany's High Home-Office Rate Exceeds Global Average
A new Ifo Institute survey reveals that German academics work from home an average of 1.6 days a week, higher than the global average of 1.2 days, with flexible work models gaining prominence despite some companies' efforts to return to in-office work.

Germany's High Home-Office Rate Exceeds Global Average
A new Ifo Institute survey reveals that German academics work from home an average of 1.6 days a week, higher than the global average of 1.2 days, with flexible work models gaining prominence despite some companies' efforts to return to in-office work.
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40% Bias Score

Sixteen EU Nations to Exceed Budget Limits for Defense Spending
Sixteen European Union countries, including Germany, plan to invoke an emergency clause to raise defense spending by up to 1.5% of GDP annually for four years, exceeding the EU's budgetary limits, with twelve already filing formal requests; the move aims to bolster defense capacities and demonstrate...

Sixteen EU Nations to Exceed Budget Limits for Defense Spending
Sixteen European Union countries, including Germany, plan to invoke an emergency clause to raise defense spending by up to 1.5% of GDP annually for four years, exceeding the EU's budgetary limits, with twelve already filing formal requests; the move aims to bolster defense capacities and demonstrate...
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36% Bias Score

Europe's Blockchain Lag: Regulatory Hurdles and Institutional Caution
Europe's blockchain adoption lags due to regulatory hurdles like the EU's MiCA regulation, market fragmentation across nations, and institutional skepticism, hindering innovation and creating a risk-averse environment despite initiatives like EBSI.

Europe's Blockchain Lag: Regulatory Hurdles and Institutional Caution
Europe's blockchain adoption lags due to regulatory hurdles like the EU's MiCA regulation, market fragmentation across nations, and institutional skepticism, hindering innovation and creating a risk-averse environment despite initiatives like EBSI.
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40% Bias Score

Europe Faces Pharmaceutical Investment Crisis Amid US Competition
GSK's CEO Emma Walmsley and other pharmaceutical leaders warn that Europe risks losing jobs and investment to the US unless more support is provided to the industry, following GSK's announcement of better-than-expected first-quarter results with sales rising 2 percent to £7.5 billion and profits up ...

Europe Faces Pharmaceutical Investment Crisis Amid US Competition
GSK's CEO Emma Walmsley and other pharmaceutical leaders warn that Europe risks losing jobs and investment to the US unless more support is provided to the industry, following GSK's announcement of better-than-expected first-quarter results with sales rising 2 percent to £7.5 billion and profits up ...
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44% Bias Score
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