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Tottenham's Europa League Final Lineup Decisions
Tottenham Hotspur's 2-0 loss to Aston Villa on Friday, with a significantly altered lineup resting key players, precedes their Europa League final against Manchester United on Wednesday, necessitating crucial starting XI decisions given injuries to several key midfielders.
Tottenham's Europa League Final Lineup Decisions
Tottenham Hotspur's 2-0 loss to Aston Villa on Friday, with a significantly altered lineup resting key players, precedes their Europa League final against Manchester United on Wednesday, necessitating crucial starting XI decisions given injuries to several key midfielders.
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36% Bias Score
EU Personal Tax Rates in 2024: Belgium Highest, UK Lowest
In 2024, Belgium had the highest average personal tax rate in the EU at 39.7%, while Cyprus had the lowest at 15.6%; Italy saw the largest increase (7.5%), and the UK saw the largest decrease (-8.6%).
EU Personal Tax Rates in 2024: Belgium Highest, UK Lowest
In 2024, Belgium had the highest average personal tax rate in the EU at 39.7%, while Cyprus had the lowest at 15.6%; Italy saw the largest increase (7.5%), and the UK saw the largest decrease (-8.6%).
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24% Bias Score
Frankfurt and Dortmund Qualify for Champions League
Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund secured Champions League berths, with Frankfurt winning 3-1 against Freiburg and Dortmund winning 3-0 against Kiel, while Freiburg will play in the Europa League and 1. FC Heidenheim faces relegation.
Frankfurt and Dortmund Qualify for Champions League
Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Dortmund secured Champions League berths, with Frankfurt winning 3-1 against Freiburg and Dortmund winning 3-0 against Kiel, while Freiburg will play in the Europa League and 1. FC Heidenheim faces relegation.
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48% Bias Score
Germany: Mass Protests Demand Ban of Far-Right AfD Party
On May 11th, thousands protested in 60 German cities to ban the far-right AfD party, which Germany's domestic intelligence agency classified as 'confirmed right-wing extremist,' sparking a lawsuit and dividing public opinion.
Germany: Mass Protests Demand Ban of Far-Right AfD Party
On May 11th, thousands protested in 60 German cities to ban the far-right AfD party, which Germany's domestic intelligence agency classified as 'confirmed right-wing extremist,' sparking a lawsuit and dividing public opinion.
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EU Seeks Public Input on Microsoft's Revised Teams Antitrust Proposal
The European Union will seek public comment on Microsoft's revised proposals to resolve antitrust concerns over its Teams software, including offering Office suites without Teams at a discount and facilitating easier data transfer to competing products; failure to comply could result in fines up to ...
EU Seeks Public Input on Microsoft's Revised Teams Antitrust Proposal
The European Union will seek public comment on Microsoft's revised proposals to resolve antitrust concerns over its Teams software, including offering Office suites without Teams at a discount and facilitating easier data transfer to competing products; failure to comply could result in fines up to ...
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40% Bias Score
DAX Companies Report Lower Profits, Thousands of Job Cuts Amidst Economic Slowdown
Germany's top 40 DAX companies (excluding banks) saw a combined revenue increase of 3.3% to €458.9 billion in Q1 2025, but operating profit fell by 8.1% to €44.8 billion, while approximately 32,000 jobs were cut due to economic slowdown and trade disputes; however, some sectors like defense showed g...
DAX Companies Report Lower Profits, Thousands of Job Cuts Amidst Economic Slowdown
Germany's top 40 DAX companies (excluding banks) saw a combined revenue increase of 3.3% to €458.9 billion in Q1 2025, but operating profit fell by 8.1% to €44.8 billion, while approximately 32,000 jobs were cut due to economic slowdown and trade disputes; however, some sectors like defense showed g...
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Low ESG Adoption in Greek SMEs: EU Simplification Aims to Boost Implementation
A National Bank of Greece analysis reveals that only 12% of Greek SMEs have implemented ESG actions, despite over two-thirds expressing interest; the EU's simplified ESG framework aims to increase adoption, potentially boosting competitiveness and profitability.
Low ESG Adoption in Greek SMEs: EU Simplification Aims to Boost Implementation
A National Bank of Greece analysis reveals that only 12% of Greek SMEs have implemented ESG actions, despite over two-thirds expressing interest; the EU's simplified ESG framework aims to increase adoption, potentially boosting competitiveness and profitability.
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24% Bias Score
Turkey's Schengen Visa Applications Rise, Rejection Rate Falls
In 2024, 1,173,917 Turkish citizens applied for Schengen visas, a significant increase compared to previous years; however, the rejection rate decreased to 14.5%, showing an overall improvement despite ongoing political challenges.
Turkey's Schengen Visa Applications Rise, Rejection Rate Falls
In 2024, 1,173,917 Turkish citizens applied for Schengen visas, a significant increase compared to previous years; however, the rejection rate decreased to 14.5%, showing an overall improvement despite ongoing political challenges.
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36% Bias Score
EU Imposes Sweeping Sanctions on Russia, Including Nord Stream Ban
The European Union is implementing its 18th sanctions package against Russia, banning the Nord Stream gas pipelines, targeting the financial sector, and setting a lower oil price ceiling, following assessments that Putin is not serious about peace talks.
EU Imposes Sweeping Sanctions on Russia, Including Nord Stream Ban
The European Union is implementing its 18th sanctions package against Russia, banning the Nord Stream gas pipelines, targeting the financial sector, and setting a lower oil price ceiling, following assessments that Putin is not serious about peace talks.
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48% Bias Score
EU's 2035 Gasoline Car Ban Faces Backlash
Facing political and industry pressure, the European Union's plan to ban gasoline car sales by 2035 is under review, with concerns over job losses, factory closures, and China's dominance in the electric vehicle market raising the possibility of the ban being weakened or delayed.
EU's 2035 Gasoline Car Ban Faces Backlash
Facing political and industry pressure, the European Union's plan to ban gasoline car sales by 2035 is under review, with concerns over job losses, factory closures, and China's dominance in the electric vehicle market raising the possibility of the ban being weakened or delayed.
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52% Bias Score
Izmir Awarded EU City Mission Label for Climate Action
Izmir, Turkey, received the EU City Mission Label, one of 23 cities in Europe, granting access to green funds for climate neutrality initiatives; EU Ambassador Thomas Ossowski visited Izmir on May 14th to further this collaboration, highlighting projects like the Peynircioğlu River transformation an...
Izmir Awarded EU City Mission Label for Climate Action
Izmir, Turkey, received the EU City Mission Label, one of 23 cities in Europe, granting access to green funds for climate neutrality initiatives; EU Ambassador Thomas Ossowski visited Izmir on May 14th to further this collaboration, highlighting projects like the Peynircioğlu River transformation an...
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Germany's New Finance Minister Faces Steep Challenges
Following Germany's worst election result, Lars Klingbeil, a leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), became Germany's vice chancellor and finance minister, controlling the country's spending during a time of increased borrowing and spending, despite having no governing experience.
Germany's New Finance Minister Faces Steep Challenges
Following Germany's worst election result, Lars Klingbeil, a leader of the Social Democratic Party (SPD), became Germany's vice chancellor and finance minister, controlling the country's spending during a time of increased borrowing and spending, despite having no governing experience.
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40% Bias Score
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