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Sudanese Paramilitary Members Inadvertently Invited to European Parliament
A German MEP mistakenly invited two members of the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group accused of genocide, to a European Parliament event on "lasting peace" in Sudan, prompting the event's cancellation and a protest by Sudanese diaspora members.
Sudanese Paramilitary Members Inadvertently Invited to European Parliament
A German MEP mistakenly invited two members of the Sudanese Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group accused of genocide, to a European Parliament event on "lasting peace" in Sudan, prompting the event's cancellation and a protest by Sudanese diaspora members.
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12% Bias Score


EU Parliament Protects Immunity for Three MEPs, Lifts for Two
The European Parliament's JURI committee voted to protect the parliamentary immunity of three MEPs—Peter Magyar, Ilaria Salis, and Klára Dobrev—facing charges in Hungary, while lifting immunity for two Polish MEPs, Michał Dworczyk and Daniel Obajtek; the final decision will be in October.
EU Parliament Protects Immunity for Three MEPs, Lifts for Two
The European Parliament's JURI committee voted to protect the parliamentary immunity of three MEPs—Peter Magyar, Ilaria Salis, and Klára Dobrev—facing charges in Hungary, while lifting immunity for two Polish MEPs, Michał Dworczyk and Daniel Obajtek; the final decision will be in October.
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40% Bias Score


Right-Wing Bloc Gains Influence in European Parliament Despite Lack of Unified Voting
One year after the 2024 EU election strengthened right-wing parties in the European Parliament, POLITICO's analysis reveals that while they rarely vote together, their cooperation leads to more wins, altering the Parliament's dynamics.
Right-Wing Bloc Gains Influence in European Parliament Despite Lack of Unified Voting
One year after the 2024 EU election strengthened right-wing parties in the European Parliament, POLITICO's analysis reveals that while they rarely vote together, their cooperation leads to more wins, altering the Parliament's dynamics.
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16% Bias Score


EU Forest Monitoring Legislation Deadlocked
Negotiations on new EU legislation to monitor European forests' climate resilience have collapsed due to disagreements between the European Parliament's centrist groups, highlighting the weakening centrist majority and difficulties in passing new environmental laws.
EU Forest Monitoring Legislation Deadlocked
Negotiations on new EU legislation to monitor European forests' climate resilience have collapsed due to disagreements between the European Parliament's centrist groups, highlighting the weakening centrist majority and difficulties in passing new environmental laws.
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40% Bias Score


Von der Leyen Faces Multiple No-Confidence Votes in European Parliament
Following a survived no-confidence vote before the summer break, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is facing two new motions, one from the Left group and another from the Identity and Democracy group, both aiming to oust her.
Von der Leyen Faces Multiple No-Confidence Votes in European Parliament
Following a survived no-confidence vote before the summer break, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is facing two new motions, one from the Left group and another from the Identity and Democracy group, both aiming to oust her.
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28% Bias Score


Two No-Confidence Votes Threaten Von der Leyen's Presidency
Two motions of no confidence against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are being prepared by the Left and Identity and Democracy groups in the European Parliament, aiming to trigger votes in the coming weeks.
Two No-Confidence Votes Threaten Von der Leyen's Presidency
Two motions of no confidence against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are being prepared by the Left and Identity and Democracy groups in the European Parliament, aiming to trigger votes in the coming weeks.
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24% Bias Score

EU Parliament Committee Votes to Protect Immunity of Three MEPs, Lift Immunity of Two Others
The European Parliament's JURI committee voted to protect the immunity of three MEPs (Magyar, Salis, Dobrev) facing charges in Hungary, while lifting the immunity of two Polish MEPs (Dworczyk and Obajtek), with final decisions pending a plenary session in October.

EU Parliament Committee Votes to Protect Immunity of Three MEPs, Lift Immunity of Two Others
The European Parliament's JURI committee voted to protect the immunity of three MEPs (Magyar, Salis, Dobrev) facing charges in Hungary, while lifting the immunity of two Polish MEPs (Dworczyk and Obajtek), with final decisions pending a plenary session in October.
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24% Bias Score

French Minister Awards Legion of Honor to Veteran Parliamentarian
French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Noël Barrot awarded the Légion d'Honneur to Jean-Louis Bourlanges, a fellow MoDem member who served 18 years in the European Parliament and chaired the Assemblée Nationale's Foreign Affairs Committee, in a ceremony on September 5th.

French Minister Awards Legion of Honor to Veteran Parliamentarian
French Foreign Affairs Minister Jean-Noël Barrot awarded the Légion d'Honneur to Jean-Louis Bourlanges, a fellow MoDem member who served 18 years in the European Parliament and chaired the Assemblée Nationale's Foreign Affairs Committee, in a ceremony on September 5th.
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24% Bias Score

Italian MEP Ilaria Salis Faces Immunity Vote Amidst Allegations of Politically Motivated Prosecution in Hungary
The European Parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs will decide on Tuesday whether to lift the political immunity of Italian MEP Ilaria Salis, who faces charges in Hungary following her arrest at a far-right rally in February 2023, amid concerns about politically motivated prosecution.

Italian MEP Ilaria Salis Faces Immunity Vote Amidst Allegations of Politically Motivated Prosecution in Hungary
The European Parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs will decide on Tuesday whether to lift the political immunity of Italian MEP Ilaria Salis, who faces charges in Hungary following her arrest at a far-right rally in February 2023, amid concerns about politically motivated prosecution.
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28% Bias Score

European Parliament Launches Two Censure Motions Against EU Commission
The European Parliament's Left group and the far-right Identity and Democracy group launched separate no-confidence motions against the European Commission, focusing on trade deals and the Commission's response to the Gaza war; both motions need a two-thirds majority to succeed.

European Parliament Launches Two Censure Motions Against EU Commission
The European Parliament's Left group and the far-right Identity and Democracy group launched separate no-confidence motions against the European Commission, focusing on trade deals and the Commission's response to the Gaza war; both motions need a two-thirds majority to succeed.
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44% Bias Score

Multiple No-Confidence Motions Target Von Der Leyen
Two new no-confidence motions against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are being prepared by the Left and the Patriots groups in the European Parliament, aiming to trigger votes in the coming weeks.

Multiple No-Confidence Motions Target Von Der Leyen
Two new no-confidence motions against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are being prepared by the Left and the Patriots groups in the European Parliament, aiming to trigger votes in the coming weeks.
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24% Bias Score

EU Parliament to Reclaim €4M+ from Patriots for Europe Group Over Alleged Misuse of Funds by Identity and Democracy Group
The European Parliament's Budgetary Control Committee (CONT) proposes reclaiming over €4 million in EU funds from the Patriots for Europe (PfE) group, allegedly misused by the Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the previous term, a decision pending a vote on Thursday.

EU Parliament to Reclaim €4M+ from Patriots for Europe Group Over Alleged Misuse of Funds by Identity and Democracy Group
The European Parliament's Budgetary Control Committee (CONT) proposes reclaiming over €4 million in EU funds from the Patriots for Europe (PfE) group, allegedly misused by the Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the previous term, a decision pending a vote on Thursday.
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28% Bias Score
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