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EU Threatens Spain Over BBVA-Sabadell Merger, Raising Banking Concentration Concerns
The European Commission is threatening Spain for allowing BBVA's potential takeover of Sabadell, fearing increased banking concentration in Catalonia, where the two would control 70% of the market, ignoring the lessons of the 2008 financial crisis and the Liikanen report's warnings on "too-big-to-fa...
EU Threatens Spain Over BBVA-Sabadell Merger, Raising Banking Concentration Concerns
The European Commission is threatening Spain for allowing BBVA's potential takeover of Sabadell, fearing increased banking concentration in Catalonia, where the two would control 70% of the market, ignoring the lessons of the 2008 financial crisis and the Liikanen report's warnings on "too-big-to-fa...
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Poland's Conservative Nawrocki Wins Tight Presidential Race
In Poland's presidential election, conservative Karol Nawrocki secured a narrow victory against Rafal Trzaskowski with 50.89% of the vote, signifying a continuation of Poland's right-wing trajectory and potentially straining relations with the European Union. Record voter turnout of 71.31% highlight...
Poland's Conservative Nawrocki Wins Tight Presidential Race
In Poland's presidential election, conservative Karol Nawrocki secured a narrow victory against Rafal Trzaskowski with 50.89% of the vote, signifying a continuation of Poland's right-wing trajectory and potentially straining relations with the European Union. Record voter turnout of 71.31% highlight...
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EU Irregular Immigration Down 27.4% in 2024
The number of irregular citizens in the EU decreased by 27.4% in 2024, with land border denials (57%) exceeding air (39.8%) and sea (3.4%) denials. Germany, France, and Italy accounted for over half of all irregular citizens found within the EU; Ukraine, Albania, and Moldova comprised the largest gr...
EU Irregular Immigration Down 27.4% in 2024
The number of irregular citizens in the EU decreased by 27.4% in 2024, with land border denials (57%) exceeding air (39.8%) and sea (3.4%) denials. Germany, France, and Italy accounted for over half of all irregular citizens found within the EU; Ukraine, Albania, and Moldova comprised the largest gr...
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French Senate Debates Bill to Curb "Fast Fashion" Amid Environmental Concerns
The French Senate is debating a bill to curb "fast fashion's" environmental impact, focusing on companies like Shein and Temu, by defining "fast fashion", implementing a revised bonus-malus system for environmental costs, and potentially banning advertising. The bill follows a surge in clothing on t...
French Senate Debates Bill to Curb "Fast Fashion" Amid Environmental Concerns
The French Senate is debating a bill to curb "fast fashion's" environmental impact, focusing on companies like Shein and Temu, by defining "fast fashion", implementing a revised bonus-malus system for environmental costs, and potentially banning advertising. The bill follows a surge in clothing on t...
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High Energy Costs Threaten Greek Industry Competitiveness
High energy costs in Greece, two to three times higher than in China and the US, threaten the competitiveness of Greek energy-intensive industries, prompting calls for national support measures as other EU nations bypass EU state aid rules to aid their own industries.
High Energy Costs Threaten Greek Industry Competitiveness
High energy costs in Greece, two to three times higher than in China and the US, threaten the competitiveness of Greek energy-intensive industries, prompting calls for national support measures as other EU nations bypass EU state aid rules to aid their own industries.
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52% Bias Score
EU Investigates Airlines Over Carry-On Bag Fees
Spain fined five airlines \$179 million for charging for hand luggage, prompting 12 European consumer organizations to file an EU complaint against several airlines for "illegal" charges, reigniting a debate about what constitutes reasonably sized baggage under a 2014 EU ruling.
EU Investigates Airlines Over Carry-On Bag Fees
Spain fined five airlines \$179 million for charging for hand luggage, prompting 12 European consumer organizations to file an EU complaint against several airlines for "illegal" charges, reigniting a debate about what constitutes reasonably sized baggage under a 2014 EU ruling.
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64% Bias Score
PSG's Historic 5-0 European Cup Victory Over Inter Milan
Paris Saint-Germain achieved a historic 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in the European Cup final in Munich on Saturday, marking the largest winning margin in the competition's history and showcasing exceptional team performance and individual brilliance.
PSG's Historic 5-0 European Cup Victory Over Inter Milan
Paris Saint-Germain achieved a historic 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in the European Cup final in Munich on Saturday, marking the largest winning margin in the competition's history and showcasing exceptional team performance and individual brilliance.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Stricter Border Controls Show Initial Success
Germany's intensified border controls since May 8th have resulted in 2,613 out of 3,387 individuals attempting illegal entry being denied, prompting positive assessments from officials despite criticism from the Police Union and neighboring countries.
Germany's Stricter Border Controls Show Initial Success
Germany's intensified border controls since May 8th have resulted in 2,613 out of 3,387 individuals attempting illegal entry being denied, prompting positive assessments from officials despite criticism from the Police Union and neighboring countries.
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52% Bias Score
Nationalist Nawrocki Wins Polish Presidency, Raising EU Tensions
In Poland's presidential election, nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won with 50.89% of the vote, defeating the liberal incumbent's ally, triggering celebrations among European far-right leaders and concerns about Poland's relationship with the EU and its domestic policies.
Nationalist Nawrocki Wins Polish Presidency, Raising EU Tensions
In Poland's presidential election, nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won with 50.89% of the vote, defeating the liberal incumbent's ally, triggering celebrations among European far-right leaders and concerns about Poland's relationship with the EU and its domestic policies.
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40% Bias Score
EU Undocumented Citizen Numbers Fall 27.4% in 2024 Amid Increased Returns and Border Refusals
Eurostat reports a 27.4% decrease in undocumented EU citizens in 2024, partly due to a 19.3% increase in third-country national returns (Georgia: 11,585; Turkey: 7,910; Albania: 7,810; Moldova: 4,970), with 53.8% voluntary and 46.2% forced. Border refusals increased slightly to 123,655, mainly impac...
EU Undocumented Citizen Numbers Fall 27.4% in 2024 Amid Increased Returns and Border Refusals
Eurostat reports a 27.4% decrease in undocumented EU citizens in 2024, partly due to a 19.3% increase in third-country national returns (Georgia: 11,585; Turkey: 7,910; Albania: 7,810; Moldova: 4,970), with 53.8% voluntary and 46.2% forced. Border refusals increased slightly to 123,655, mainly impac...
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Andalusian Government Blocked from Rejoining ERE Case
The Seville High Court rejected the Andalusian government's request to rejoin the ERE case as a plaintiff, citing its 2016 withdrawal. This decision blocks the government's attempt to challenge Constitutional Court rulings via the European Court of Justice and recover €700 million.
Andalusian Government Blocked from Rejoining ERE Case
The Seville High Court rejected the Andalusian government's request to rejoin the ERE case as a plaintiff, citing its 2016 withdrawal. This decision blocks the government's attempt to challenge Constitutional Court rulings via the European Court of Justice and recover €700 million.
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48% Bias Score
Netherlands Defends European Court of Human Rights Against Political Pressure on Migration
The Dutch government refused to sign a letter from nine European nations urging the European Court of Human Rights to be more lenient on migration cases, defending the court's independence against political pressure seeking stricter migration policies and highlighting concerns about undermining the ...
Netherlands Defends European Court of Human Rights Against Political Pressure on Migration
The Dutch government refused to sign a letter from nine European nations urging the European Court of Human Rights to be more lenient on migration cases, defending the court's independence against political pressure seeking stricter migration policies and highlighting concerns about undermining the ...
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56% Bias Score
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