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North Macedonia Joins SEPA: Faster, Cheaper Euro Payments
North Macedonia joined SEPA, the Single Euro Payments Area, enabling faster, cheaper euro transactions with 38 countries; this reduces remittance costs, boosts business competitiveness, and enhances economic integration with the EU, with projected savings of half a billion euros across the Western B...
North Macedonia Joins SEPA: Faster, Cheaper Euro Payments
North Macedonia joined SEPA, the Single Euro Payments Area, enabling faster, cheaper euro transactions with 38 countries; this reduces remittance costs, boosts business competitiveness, and enhances economic integration with the EU, with projected savings of half a billion euros across the Western B...
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16% Bias Score
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has designated seven companies, including five US firms, as 'gatekeepers' prompting a US Congressional inquiry, which EU officials responded to by clarifying the DMA's goal is to foster fairer competition, not to target specific companies.
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has designated seven companies, including five US firms, as 'gatekeepers' prompting a US Congressional inquiry, which EU officials responded to by clarifying the DMA's goal is to foster fairer competition, not to target specific companies.
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48% Bias Score
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) designates seven gatekeepers—including US firms Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft—to promote competition, prompting a US Congressional inquiry that the EU refutes, asserting that the criteria are objective and location-agnostic.
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) designates seven gatekeepers—including US firms Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft—to promote competition, prompting a US Congressional inquiry that the EU refutes, asserting that the criteria are objective and location-agnostic.
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36% Bias Score
EU Downplays Italy Debt Concerns Amidst Market Stability
An EU official reported no specific concern about Italy's debt sustainability despite acknowledging current economic challenges; Banca Generali reported €727 million in net collections in February; Tokyo's Nikkei index fell 2.26%, influenced by Wall Street's decline and trade tensions.
EU Downplays Italy Debt Concerns Amidst Market Stability
An EU official reported no specific concern about Italy's debt sustainability despite acknowledging current economic challenges; Banca Generali reported €727 million in net collections in February; Tokyo's Nikkei index fell 2.26%, influenced by Wall Street's decline and trade tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Frankfurt Wins Europa League First Leg Against Ajax
Eintracht Frankfurt defeated Ajax Amsterdam 2-1 in the first leg of their Europa League Round of 16 tie on March 6th, 2024, in Amsterdam, despite Ajax taking an early lead. Goals by Larsson and Skhiri secured the win for Frankfurt.
Frankfurt Wins Europa League First Leg Against Ajax
Eintracht Frankfurt defeated Ajax Amsterdam 2-1 in the first leg of their Europa League Round of 16 tie on March 6th, 2024, in Amsterdam, despite Ajax taking an early lead. Goals by Larsson and Skhiri secured the win for Frankfurt.
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32% Bias Score
EU Summit to Discuss Ukraine Support and Defense Spending Increase
The EU will hold an emergency summit on March 6th to discuss supporting Ukraine and increasing its defense spending by €150 billion, aiming to mobilize €800 billion, amid concerns about the shift in US policy under the new administration and Hungary's opposition to the EU's Ukraine policy.
EU Summit to Discuss Ukraine Support and Defense Spending Increase
The EU will hold an emergency summit on March 6th to discuss supporting Ukraine and increasing its defense spending by €150 billion, aiming to mobilize €800 billion, amid concerns about the shift in US policy under the new administration and Hungary's opposition to the EU's Ukraine policy.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's Fiscal Overhaul: A Gamble to Revive Europe's Economy
Germany's plan to increase defense spending and infrastructure investment by altering its fiscal rules, mirroring the EU's proposed €150 billion in "rearmament" loans, aims to boost economic growth and counter threats from Russia and a less protective US under the Trump administration.
Germany's Fiscal Overhaul: A Gamble to Revive Europe's Economy
Germany's plan to increase defense spending and infrastructure investment by altering its fiscal rules, mirroring the EU's proposed €150 billion in "rearmament" loans, aims to boost economic growth and counter threats from Russia and a less protective US under the Trump administration.
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36% Bias Score
EU Defense Boost: Ukrainian Ambassador Praises Increased Support
The Ukrainian ambassador to Spain, Serhii Pohoreltsev, praised the EU's decision to increase defense spending and expressed gratitude for Spain's support, including €1 billion for military aid to Ukraine, while acknowledging continued US support amidst Ukraine's reliance on European military supplie...
EU Defense Boost: Ukrainian Ambassador Praises Increased Support
The Ukrainian ambassador to Spain, Serhii Pohoreltsev, praised the EU's decision to increase defense spending and expressed gratitude for Spain's support, including €1 billion for military aid to Ukraine, while acknowledging continued US support amidst Ukraine's reliance on European military supplie...
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48% Bias Score
ECB Cuts Rates to 2.5%, Delays Inflation Target Amid Uncertainty
The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered interest rates by 0.25% to 2.5% on February 22, 2025, citing ongoing disinflation, a less restrictive monetary policy, and considerable uncertainty; the decision follows five consecutive rate cuts and delays the 2% inflation target to early 2026.
ECB Cuts Rates to 2.5%, Delays Inflation Target Amid Uncertainty
The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered interest rates by 0.25% to 2.5% on February 22, 2025, citing ongoing disinflation, a less restrictive monetary policy, and considerable uncertainty; the decision follows five consecutive rate cuts and delays the 2% inflation target to early 2026.
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40% Bias Score
Ajax Defeated by Eintracht Frankfurt in Europa League
Ajax lost 1-2 to Eintracht Frankfurt in their Europa League Round of 16 first leg, despite an early goal by Brian Brobbey. Two injuries to Ajax goalkeeper Remko Pasveer hampered their efforts, while Eintracht's physical style proved decisive.
Ajax Defeated by Eintracht Frankfurt in Europa League
Ajax lost 1-2 to Eintracht Frankfurt in their Europa League Round of 16 first leg, despite an early goal by Brian Brobbey. Two injuries to Ajax goalkeeper Remko Pasveer hampered their efforts, while Eintracht's physical style proved decisive.
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40% Bias Score
Klaver, Peeters Advance to 400m Semifinals at European Indoor Championships
At the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Lieke Klaver and Cathelijn Peeters advanced to the women's 400m semifinals, as did Jonas Phijffers and Isaya Klein Ikkink in the men's event; Eveline Saalberg and Eugene Omalla were eliminated.
Klaver, Peeters Advance to 400m Semifinals at European Indoor Championships
At the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Lieke Klaver and Cathelijn Peeters advanced to the women's 400m semifinals, as did Jonas Phijffers and Isaya Klein Ikkink in the men's event; Eveline Saalberg and Eugene Omalla were eliminated.
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32% Bias Score
Germany's Borrowing Costs Surge to 1990 Highs Amidst Unprecedented Fiscal Expansion
Germany's borrowing costs surged to their highest since 1990 after Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz announced plans for a £400 billion fund to boost defense and infrastructure, prompting a 'seismic' shift in fiscal policy and impacting markets across Europe.
Germany's Borrowing Costs Surge to 1990 Highs Amidst Unprecedented Fiscal Expansion
Germany's borrowing costs surged to their highest since 1990 after Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz announced plans for a £400 billion fund to boost defense and infrastructure, prompting a 'seismic' shift in fiscal policy and impacting markets across Europe.
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52% Bias Score
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