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France Legalizes Aid in Dying, Joining Four Other EU Nations
France's National Assembly passed a law legalizing aid in dying, joining four other EU countries with similar legislation; in 2023, these countries reported 13,715 euthanasia cases.
France Legalizes Aid in Dying, Joining Four Other EU Nations
France's National Assembly passed a law legalizing aid in dying, joining four other EU countries with similar legislation; in 2023, these countries reported 13,715 euthanasia cases.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Social Rent Freeze Faces Legal Challenge, Threatening Housing Investment
The Dutch government's proposed freeze on social rents starting July 1, 2025, faces legal action from housing corporations concerned about the impact on funding for new construction and renovations; the plan contrasts sharply with other European approaches to social housing rent control.
Dutch Social Rent Freeze Faces Legal Challenge, Threatening Housing Investment
The Dutch government's proposed freeze on social rents starting July 1, 2025, faces legal action from housing corporations concerned about the impact on funding for new construction and renovations; the plan contrasts sharply with other European approaches to social housing rent control.
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44% Bias Score
Global Port Collaboration Crucial Amidst Trade Uncertainty
At the 2025 Maritime Silk Road Port Cooperation Forum in Ningbo, China, officials and industry leaders emphasized collaboration to stabilize global trade, with a joint statement signed by 47 leaders pledging to safeguard global logistics and support free trade; the Port of Hamburg's reliance on Chin...
Global Port Collaboration Crucial Amidst Trade Uncertainty
At the 2025 Maritime Silk Road Port Cooperation Forum in Ningbo, China, officials and industry leaders emphasized collaboration to stabilize global trade, with a joint statement signed by 47 leaders pledging to safeguard global logistics and support free trade; the Port of Hamburg's reliance on Chin...
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40% Bias Score
Tesla Europe Sales Plunge 49% Amidst Broader EV Market Growth
Tesla's European sales dropped 49% in April 2024 to 7,261 units, while overall electric vehicle sales rose 28%, due to negative publicity surrounding Elon Musk, increased competition from Chinese brands, and production issues.
Tesla Europe Sales Plunge 49% Amidst Broader EV Market Growth
Tesla's European sales dropped 49% in April 2024 to 7,261 units, while overall electric vehicle sales rose 28%, due to negative publicity surrounding Elon Musk, increased competition from Chinese brands, and production issues.
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52% Bias Score
Portugal Elections: Far-Right Gains Ground, Coalition Government Likely
In Portugal's May 18th snap elections, the center-right Democratic Alliance won 31.79% and 91 seats, but fell short of a majority. The far-right Chega party secured 22.76% and 60 seats, surpassing the Socialist Party (22.83% and 58 seats) to become the second-largest party. President Marcelo Rebelo ...
Portugal Elections: Far-Right Gains Ground, Coalition Government Likely
In Portugal's May 18th snap elections, the center-right Democratic Alliance won 31.79% and 91 seats, but fell short of a majority. The far-right Chega party secured 22.76% and 60 seats, surpassing the Socialist Party (22.83% and 58 seats) to become the second-largest party. President Marcelo Rebelo ...
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40% Bias Score
Merz's Missile Statement Sparks Concerns of European Revanchist War Against Russia
A Swiss military expert interprets German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's statement permitting longer-range missiles to strike deep into Russia as a sign of Europe potentially planning a revanchist war against Russia, viewing it as a "dress rehearsal" for a future conflict.
Merz's Missile Statement Sparks Concerns of European Revanchist War Against Russia
A Swiss military expert interprets German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's statement permitting longer-range missiles to strike deep into Russia as a sign of Europe potentially planning a revanchist war against Russia, viewing it as a "dress rehearsal" for a future conflict.
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48% Bias Score
Parenthood and Well-being in Europe: A Cross-National Study
A University of Cologne study of over 43,000 people across 30 European countries reveals that having children increases a sense of meaning in life but decreases overall life satisfaction, with Scandinavian countries showing the least disparity and Germany needing improved family support.
Parenthood and Well-being in Europe: A Cross-National Study
A University of Cologne study of over 43,000 people across 30 European countries reveals that having children increases a sense of meaning in life but decreases overall life satisfaction, with Scandinavian countries showing the least disparity and Germany needing improved family support.
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44% Bias Score
Von der Leyen Urges Independent Europe to Counter Threats
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, receiving the Charlemagne Prize in Aachen, Germany, on Thursday, urged the EU to become truly independent to counter threats to democracy and shape a new world order, a call echoed by King Felipe VI of Spain.
Von der Leyen Urges Independent Europe to Counter Threats
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, receiving the Charlemagne Prize in Aachen, Germany, on Thursday, urged the EU to become truly independent to counter threats to democracy and shape a new world order, a call echoed by King Felipe VI of Spain.
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40% Bias Score
Shifting Sands: Colombian Emigration Redirects to South America
In 2025, 145,000 Colombians emigrated, similar to 2024's 314,000, but stricter US, Mexican, and EU policies shifted destinations to South American countries like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, where 2025 emigration already surpasses 2024 totals.
Shifting Sands: Colombian Emigration Redirects to South America
In 2025, 145,000 Colombians emigrated, similar to 2024's 314,000, but stricter US, Mexican, and EU policies shifted destinations to South American countries like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, where 2025 emigration already surpasses 2024 totals.
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40% Bias Score
ECRI Report Exposes Widespread Racial Profiling in European Law Enforcement
A new ECRI report reveals widespread racial and religious profiling in European law enforcement, particularly concerning arrests, searches, and border controls; concerns about facial recognition technology are also raised, with France and Italy highlighted as countries of particular concern.
ECRI Report Exposes Widespread Racial Profiling in European Law Enforcement
A new ECRI report reveals widespread racial and religious profiling in European law enforcement, particularly concerning arrests, searches, and border controls; concerns about facial recognition technology are also raised, with France and Italy highlighted as countries of particular concern.
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36% Bias Score
German Stimulus Package: Industry Approves, Economist Critiques
Germany's governing coalition unveiled an economic stimulus package including tax breaks and energy cost reductions, met with both approval from industry leaders like the BDI and criticism from economist Veronika Grimm who deemed some measures too costly.
German Stimulus Package: Industry Approves, Economist Critiques
Germany's governing coalition unveiled an economic stimulus package including tax breaks and energy cost reductions, met with both approval from industry leaders like the BDI and criticism from economist Veronika Grimm who deemed some measures too costly.
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44% Bias Score
Genetic Mutation in Sperm Donor Causes Cancer in Multiple Children
Sperm from a Danish donor with a rare cancer-linked genetic mutation was used to conceive at least 67 children across eight European countries between 2008 and 2015; ten of these children have developed cancer, prompting calls for stricter regulations on the number of births per donor.
Genetic Mutation in Sperm Donor Causes Cancer in Multiple Children
Sperm from a Danish donor with a rare cancer-linked genetic mutation was used to conceive at least 67 children across eight European countries between 2008 and 2015; ten of these children have developed cancer, prompting calls for stricter regulations on the number of births per donor.
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52% Bias Score
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