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EU Member States to Decide on Controversial Chat Control Proposal
On September 12th, EU member states will decide on a proposed regulation mandating the scanning of messaging apps for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), also known as Chat Control, facing significant opposition due to concerns over privacy and end-to-end encryption.
EU Member States to Decide on Controversial Chat Control Proposal
On September 12th, EU member states will decide on a proposed regulation mandating the scanning of messaging apps for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), also known as Chat Control, facing significant opposition due to concerns over privacy and end-to-end encryption.
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28% Bias Score
Europe's Financial Limerence: A Looming Debt Crisis
High European debt, fueled by ECB support, faces rising tensions as bond yields increase, mirroring past crises and jeopardizing the future.
Europe's Financial Limerence: A Looming Debt Crisis
High European debt, fueled by ECB support, faces rising tensions as bond yields increase, mirroring past crises and jeopardizing the future.
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56% Bias Score
Spanish Mortgage Rates Remain Low Despite Euríbor Stabilization
In Spain, despite the Euríbor stabilizing around 2.1%, banks are offering competitive mortgage rates, with some under 3% TAE, although the market is less aggressive than in previous years due to increased lending volume.
Spanish Mortgage Rates Remain Low Despite Euríbor Stabilization
In Spain, despite the Euríbor stabilizing around 2.1%, banks are offering competitive mortgage rates, with some under 3% TAE, although the market is less aggressive than in previous years due to increased lending volume.
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24% Bias Score
EU's Response to the War in Ukraine: Security Guarantees, Frozen Assets, and Hungary's Obstruction
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, head of the European Parliament's security and defense committee, discusses the EU's response to the war in Ukraine, including security guarantees for Kyiv, the debate over using frozen Russian assets, and Hungary's blocking of aid.
EU's Response to the War in Ukraine: Security Guarantees, Frozen Assets, and Hungary's Obstruction
Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, head of the European Parliament's security and defense committee, discusses the EU's response to the war in Ukraine, including security guarantees for Kyiv, the debate over using frozen Russian assets, and Hungary's blocking of aid.
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40% Bias Score
EU Parliament Investigates €4.3 Million Misspending by Far-Right Group
The European Parliament's finance department found the Identity and Democracy (ID) group misused €4.3 million in funds, breaching public tender rules and making irregular donations between 2019 and 2024; the Parliament is exploring options to recover the money.
EU Parliament Investigates €4.3 Million Misspending by Far-Right Group
The European Parliament's finance department found the Identity and Democracy (ID) group misused €4.3 million in funds, breaching public tender rules and making irregular donations between 2019 and 2024; the Parliament is exploring options to recover the money.
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32% Bias Score
European Arms Makers Face Talent Crunch Amid Spending Surge
Facing a surge in orders due to the war in Ukraine and increased defense spending, European arms manufacturers are struggling to attract and retain a skilled workforce, prompting them to offer competitive salaries, benefits, and innovative recruitment strategies.
European Arms Makers Face Talent Crunch Amid Spending Surge
Facing a surge in orders due to the war in Ukraine and increased defense spending, European arms manufacturers are struggling to attract and retain a skilled workforce, prompting them to offer competitive salaries, benefits, and innovative recruitment strategies.
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12% Bias Score
EU Parliament Blocks Hungary's Access to EU Funds
Members of the European Parliament (EP) are attempting to block Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's access to EU funds frozen following a mid-term review of the EU Cohesion Funds, aiming to redirect unused funds for defense and dual-use goods and accelerate spending in the second half of the EU'...
EU Parliament Blocks Hungary's Access to EU Funds
Members of the European Parliament (EP) are attempting to block Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's access to EU funds frozen following a mid-term review of the EU Cohesion Funds, aiming to redirect unused funds for defense and dual-use goods and accelerate spending in the second half of the EU'...
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20% Bias Score
Europe's Uncertain Military Mission in Ukraine: A Coalition of the Willing?
Facing pressure to act decisively in Ukraine, 26 European countries have formed a coalition to support Ukraine's military, but uncertainties about the mission's scope, scale, and potential risks remain, hindering concrete planning.
Europe's Uncertain Military Mission in Ukraine: A Coalition of the Willing?
Facing pressure to act decisively in Ukraine, 26 European countries have formed a coalition to support Ukraine's military, but uncertainties about the mission's scope, scale, and potential risks remain, hindering concrete planning.
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32% Bias Score
EU Commission to restructure for efficiency
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen plans to restructure the EU's executive branch by 2026 to improve efficiency and reduce costs, with a focus on streamlining departments and improving inter-departmental collaboration.
EU Commission to restructure for efficiency
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen plans to restructure the EU's executive branch by 2026 to improve efficiency and reduce costs, with a focus on streamlining departments and improving inter-departmental collaboration.
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32% Bias Score
UK Economic Instability Amidst European Uncertainty
The UK's 30-year bond surged to its highest level since 1998, causing market turmoil and putting pressure on the Labour government's new measures, while Greece shows economic resilience with growth exceeding 2% for three years.
UK Economic Instability Amidst European Uncertainty
The UK's 30-year bond surged to its highest level since 1998, causing market turmoil and putting pressure on the Labour government's new measures, while Greece shows economic resilience with growth exceeding 2% for three years.
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48% Bias Score
EU Parliament Committee Recommends €4 Million Reimbursement for Misspent Funds
The European Parliament's Budget Control Committee recommends that the "Patriots for Europe" group reimburse €4,333,635.78 in misspent EU funds by the former "Identity and Democracy" group, citing substantial continuity between the two.
EU Parliament Committee Recommends €4 Million Reimbursement for Misspent Funds
The European Parliament's Budget Control Committee recommends that the "Patriots for Europe" group reimburse €4,333,635.78 in misspent EU funds by the former "Identity and Democracy" group, citing substantial continuity between the two.
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28% Bias Score
EU Parliament to Reclaim €4M+ from Patriots for Europe Group Over Alleged Misuse of Funds by Identity and Democracy Group
The European Parliament's Budgetary Control Committee (CONT) proposes reclaiming over €4 million in EU funds from the Patriots for Europe (PfE) group, allegedly misused by the Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the previous term, a decision pending a vote on Thursday.
EU Parliament to Reclaim €4M+ from Patriots for Europe Group Over Alleged Misuse of Funds by Identity and Democracy Group
The European Parliament's Budgetary Control Committee (CONT) proposes reclaiming over €4 million in EU funds from the Patriots for Europe (PfE) group, allegedly misused by the Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the previous term, a decision pending a vote on Thursday.
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28% Bias Score
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