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Bayern Munich seeks Champions League knockout berth in crucial Feyenoord clash
Bayern Munich travels to Feyenoord in a crucial Champions League match on Wednesday, needing a win to secure direct qualification to the knockout stage, a victory that will also positively affect the team's internal atmosphere during ongoing contract negotiations with key players.
Bayern Munich seeks Champions League knockout berth in crucial Feyenoord clash
Bayern Munich travels to Feyenoord in a crucial Champions League match on Wednesday, needing a win to secure direct qualification to the knockout stage, a victory that will also positively affect the team's internal atmosphere during ongoing contract negotiations with key players.
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48% Bias Score
EU Geo-Blocking Regulation Fails to Protect Consumers
The European Court of Auditors (ECA) found that despite a 2018 regulation, geo-blocking continues to limit consumer access to online goods and services across the EU due to inconsistent enforcement and varying penalties among member states.
EU Geo-Blocking Regulation Fails to Protect Consumers
The European Court of Auditors (ECA) found that despite a 2018 regulation, geo-blocking continues to limit consumer access to online goods and services across the EU due to inconsistent enforcement and varying penalties among member states.
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24% Bias Score
Major Corporations Urge EU to Maintain Stringent Sustainability Regulations
Major European companies including Nestlé, Unilever, and Primark, are urging the EU to resist calls for weakening its sustainability regulations, expressing concerns that already committed resources could be wasted by any revision.
Major Corporations Urge EU to Maintain Stringent Sustainability Regulations
Major European companies including Nestlé, Unilever, and Primark, are urging the EU to resist calls for weakening its sustainability regulations, expressing concerns that already committed resources could be wasted by any revision.
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40% Bias Score
EU Bans Bisphenol A in Food Packaging
The European Union has banned Bisphenol A (BPA) in most food contact materials from January 20, 2025, due to potential health risks identified by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), impacting various products like reusable bottles, cans, and food packaging.
EU Bans Bisphenol A in Food Packaging
The European Union has banned Bisphenol A (BPA) in most food contact materials from January 20, 2025, due to potential health risks identified by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), impacting various products like reusable bottles, cans, and food packaging.
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40% Bias Score
EU Approves France's Revised Budget, Projecting 5.4% Deficit in 2025
On January 20th, the European Commission approved France's revised budget, projecting a 5.4% deficit in 2025 but maintaining the goal of a deficit below 3% by 2029; this follows a government change and aims to address France's high debt.
EU Approves France's Revised Budget, Projecting 5.4% Deficit in 2025
On January 20th, the European Commission approved France's revised budget, projecting a 5.4% deficit in 2025 but maintaining the goal of a deficit below 3% by 2029; this follows a government change and aims to address France's high debt.
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48% Bias Score
France's Uncoordinated Energy Policy Risks Economic Hardship
French Senator Ronan Dantec warns of a lack of coordination in France's energy policy, highlighting the significant cost difference between nuclear (120€/MWh) and solar (17€/MWh) energy, and the risk of overproduction due to the lack of integration with cheaper European electricity.
France's Uncoordinated Energy Policy Risks Economic Hardship
French Senator Ronan Dantec warns of a lack of coordination in France's energy policy, highlighting the significant cost difference between nuclear (120€/MWh) and solar (17€/MWh) energy, and the risk of overproduction due to the lack of integration with cheaper European electricity.
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52% Bias Score
Bayern Munich Seeks Champions League Knockout Stage Berth Against Feyenoord
Bayern Munich, currently 10th in the Champions League, needs a win against Feyenoord on Wednesday to reach the knockout stage directly and avoid additional playoffs; this is deemed crucial for their Bundesliga title campaign.
Bayern Munich Seeks Champions League Knockout Stage Berth Against Feyenoord
Bayern Munich, currently 10th in the Champions League, needs a win against Feyenoord on Wednesday to reach the knockout stage directly and avoid additional playoffs; this is deemed crucial for their Bundesliga title campaign.
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48% Bias Score
EU Car Registrations Edge Up Despite Market Volatility
Despite a slight overall increase of 0.8% in 2024 EU new car registrations to 10.6 million units, driven by Spain's 7.1% growth, Germany (-1%), France (-3.2%), and Italy (-0.5%) saw declines due to supply chain issues and consumer preferences.
EU Car Registrations Edge Up Despite Market Volatility
Despite a slight overall increase of 0.8% in 2024 EU new car registrations to 10.6 million units, driven by Spain's 7.1% growth, Germany (-1%), France (-3.2%), and Italy (-0.5%) saw declines due to supply chain issues and consumer preferences.
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40% Bias Score
Europe's Path to Strategic Interdependence
Amidst geopolitical uncertainty, Europe must balance interdependence with autonomy by investing in defense, green energy, technology, and strategic migration to secure its future.
Europe's Path to Strategic Interdependence
Amidst geopolitical uncertainty, Europe must balance interdependence with autonomy by investing in defense, green energy, technology, and strategic migration to secure its future.
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36% Bias Score
Austria's Central Bank Chief Sees No Immediate Economic Risks From Far-Right Government
Austria's central bank chief says there are no immediate economic risks from a potential far-right government, citing planned spending cuts and the EU's decision against opening an excessive deficit procedure, despite concerns in Brussels over the FPÖ's stance on Russia and Ukraine.
Austria's Central Bank Chief Sees No Immediate Economic Risks From Far-Right Government
Austria's central bank chief says there are no immediate economic risks from a potential far-right government, citing planned spending cuts and the EU's decision against opening an excessive deficit procedure, despite concerns in Brussels over the FPÖ's stance on Russia and Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
EU to Reform State Aid Rules to Boost Energy Transition
The European Commission plans a new state aid regulation to accelerate renewable energy and industrial decarbonization investments, preventing a subsidy race between EU member states and ensuring compliance with the single market, addressing concerns about Europe's competitiveness.
EU to Reform State Aid Rules to Boost Energy Transition
The European Commission plans a new state aid regulation to accelerate renewable energy and industrial decarbonization investments, preventing a subsidy race between EU member states and ensuring compliance with the single market, addressing concerns about Europe's competitiveness.
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48% Bias Score
EU Tightens Plug-in Hybrid Emission Tests, Impacting Incentives and Sales
New European Union regulations, effective January 1st, 2025, significantly increase the driving distance used to test plug-in hybrid vehicle emissions (from 800km to 2200km in 2025, and further to 4260km in 2027), aiming to accurately reflect real-world usage and curb discrepancies between declared ...
EU Tightens Plug-in Hybrid Emission Tests, Impacting Incentives and Sales
New European Union regulations, effective January 1st, 2025, significantly increase the driving distance used to test plug-in hybrid vehicle emissions (from 800km to 2200km in 2025, and further to 4260km in 2027), aiming to accurately reflect real-world usage and curb discrepancies between declared ...
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40% Bias Score
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