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EU to Issue €150 Billion in Bonds for Military Spending
The European Union will issue €150 billion in joint bonds to fund military purchases, exceeding Russia's projected 2025 military budget, reflecting a shift in Germany's fiscal policy and spurred by US pressure for increased European security.
EU to Issue €150 Billion in Bonds for Military Spending
The European Union will issue €150 billion in joint bonds to fund military purchases, exceeding Russia's projected 2025 military budget, reflecting a shift in Germany's fiscal policy and spurred by US pressure for increased European security.
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48% Bias Score
EU Omnibus Package: Streamlining Regulations, Sparking Debate on Sustainability and Competitiveness
The EU's Omnibus package simplifies environmental and social regulations, aiming to save €6.3 billion annually and mobilize €50 billion in investments, but faces criticism for weakening due diligence and environmental reporting requirements, sparking debate in the European Parliament.
EU Omnibus Package: Streamlining Regulations, Sparking Debate on Sustainability and Competitiveness
The EU's Omnibus package simplifies environmental and social regulations, aiming to save €6.3 billion annually and mobilize €50 billion in investments, but faces criticism for weakening due diligence and environmental reporting requirements, sparking debate in the European Parliament.
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64% Bias Score
International Community Pledges \$6 Billion for Syria's Reconstruction
Following a conference in Brussels, the international community pledged over \$6 billion in aid to help rebuild Syria, with the EU contributing \$5.8 billion, and Germany pledging an additional \$300 million, but this is less than previous years and falls short of the estimated \$250-400 billion nee...
International Community Pledges \$6 Billion for Syria's Reconstruction
Following a conference in Brussels, the international community pledged over \$6 billion in aid to help rebuild Syria, with the EU contributing \$5.8 billion, and Germany pledging an additional \$300 million, but this is less than previous years and falls short of the estimated \$250-400 billion nee...
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36% Bias Score
Merz Plans German Budget Cuts Despite Debt-Fueled Spending Plan
Germany's likely next chancellor, Friedrich Merz, plans to cut spending despite a debt-heavy spending plan requiring changes to the country's 'debt brake' which has already prompted legal challenges, and faces opposition from various parties.
Merz Plans German Budget Cuts Despite Debt-Fueled Spending Plan
Germany's likely next chancellor, Friedrich Merz, plans to cut spending despite a debt-heavy spending plan requiring changes to the country's 'debt brake' which has already prompted legal challenges, and faces opposition from various parties.
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36% Bias Score
EU's Binding Nature Restoration Law Sets Ambitious Targets for 2050
The European Union's new Nature Restoration Law, legally binding with specific targets, aims to recover 90% of degraded habitats by 2050, creating jobs and boosting economic growth while countering biodiversity loss and climate change impacts.
EU's Binding Nature Restoration Law Sets Ambitious Targets for 2050
The European Union's new Nature Restoration Law, legally binding with specific targets, aims to recover 90% of degraded habitats by 2050, creating jobs and boosting economic growth while countering biodiversity loss and climate change impacts.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Approves Record Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German parliament passed a bill amending the country's fiscal rules to allow record government borrowing for defense and infrastructure, totaling €500 billion over the next decade, after a tense debate involving the CDU, SPD, and Greens; it requires approval from the Bundesrat.
Germany Approves Record Borrowing for Defense and Infrastructure
The German parliament passed a bill amending the country's fiscal rules to allow record government borrowing for defense and infrastructure, totaling €500 billion over the next decade, after a tense debate involving the CDU, SPD, and Greens; it requires approval from the Bundesrat.
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Historic Spending Plan: From Austerity to €1 Trillion Investment
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a €1 trillion spending plan for defense and infrastructure, reversing his previous austerity stance due to geopolitical concerns and domestic political pressures, potentially reshaping Europe's economic and security landscapes.
Germany's Historic Spending Plan: From Austerity to €1 Trillion Investment
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a €1 trillion spending plan for defense and infrastructure, reversing his previous austerity stance due to geopolitical concerns and domestic political pressures, potentially reshaping Europe's economic and security landscapes.
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60% Bias Score
EU Pledges €2.5 Billion for Syria Despite Ongoing Violence
The European Union announced a €2.5 billion aid package for Syria over the next two years, despite recent violence that saw approximately 1300 people killed by pro-government forces, and will work with the de facto government under former al-Qaeda commander Ahmed al-Sharaa for the reconstruction of ...
EU Pledges €2.5 Billion for Syria Despite Ongoing Violence
The European Union announced a €2.5 billion aid package for Syria over the next two years, despite recent violence that saw approximately 1300 people killed by pro-government forces, and will work with the de facto government under former al-Qaeda commander Ahmed al-Sharaa for the reconstruction of ...
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40% Bias Score
EU to Aid Steel Industry with Energy Price Cuts and Anti-Dumping Measures
The European Commission will implement measures to support its struggling steel industry, including lowering energy costs for steel producers, enhancing import quotas to counter Chinese dumping, and revising the CO2 border adjustment mechanism.
EU to Aid Steel Industry with Energy Price Cuts and Anti-Dumping Measures
The European Commission will implement measures to support its struggling steel industry, including lowering energy costs for steel producers, enhancing import quotas to counter Chinese dumping, and revising the CO2 border adjustment mechanism.
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48% Bias Score
Germany Bypasses Debt Brake to Fund Increased Spending
Germany's coalition government, comprising CDU/CSU, SPD, and Greens, has decided to abandon the debt brake to fund increased spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate change, raising concerns about long-term economic risks despite the urgency of the situation.
Germany Bypasses Debt Brake to Fund Increased Spending
Germany's coalition government, comprising CDU/CSU, SPD, and Greens, has decided to abandon the debt brake to fund increased spending on defense, infrastructure, and climate change, raising concerns about long-term economic risks despite the urgency of the situation.
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56% Bias Score
EU Housing Crisis: Soaring Costs Fuel Inequality and Social Unrest
Across the EU, housing costs have risen 48 percent since 2015, impacting young people severely as they struggle to afford rent or buy homes, with Spain among those seeing the highest increases, fueling protests and prompting EU action for solutions.
EU Housing Crisis: Soaring Costs Fuel Inequality and Social Unrest
Across the EU, housing costs have risen 48 percent since 2015, impacting young people severely as they struggle to afford rent or buy homes, with Spain among those seeing the highest increases, fueling protests and prompting EU action for solutions.
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40% Bias Score
USAGM Shutdown Creates Uncertainty for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty; EU Seeks Alternative Funding
The US State Department calls the situation surrounding the shutdown of the USAGM, including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, "fluid", while the EU explores alternative funding to ensure these outlets continue operation amid criticism from international journalists and even some Trump supporters.
USAGM Shutdown Creates Uncertainty for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty; EU Seeks Alternative Funding
The US State Department calls the situation surrounding the shutdown of the USAGM, including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, "fluid", while the EU explores alternative funding to ensure these outlets continue operation amid criticism from international journalists and even some Trump supporters.
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44% Bias Score
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