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EU's Slow Drug Approvals Delay Patient Access to Life-Saving Medicines
By 2050, one-third of the EU population will be over 65, underscoring the urgent need for health system modernization. Slower drug approvals (120 days behind the US and Japan) cause a 20-month delay in patient access to new medicines compared to the US, impacting those with cancer, cardiovascular di...
EU's Slow Drug Approvals Delay Patient Access to Life-Saving Medicines
By 2050, one-third of the EU population will be over 65, underscoring the urgent need for health system modernization. Slower drug approvals (120 days behind the US and Japan) cause a 20-month delay in patient access to new medicines compared to the US, impacting those with cancer, cardiovascular di...
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52% Bias Score
EU Launches "ProtectEU" Strategy to Combat Rising Security Threats
The European Union unveiled its "ProtectEU" strategy on April 1st, 2025, to combat rising cyberattacks, hybrid threats, and organized crime, aiming to increase internal security and address growing citizen concerns by expanding Frontex and transforming Europol into a fully operational police authori...
EU Launches "ProtectEU" Strategy to Combat Rising Security Threats
The European Union unveiled its "ProtectEU" strategy on April 1st, 2025, to combat rising cyberattacks, hybrid threats, and organized crime, aiming to increase internal security and address growing citizen concerns by expanding Frontex and transforming Europol into a fully operational police authori...
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36% Bias Score
PP Defends Vox Alliances Amidst Budgetary Priorities and Shifting European Conservative Stance
Amidst upcoming PP-Vox agreements in several Spanish autonomous communities, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo defends these alliances, prioritizing regional budgets while European conservatives shift towards stricter immigration and distance themselves from the Green Deal; however, this strategy clash...
PP Defends Vox Alliances Amidst Budgetary Priorities and Shifting European Conservative Stance
Amidst upcoming PP-Vox agreements in several Spanish autonomous communities, PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo defends these alliances, prioritizing regional budgets while European conservatives shift towards stricter immigration and distance themselves from the Green Deal; however, this strategy clash...
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48% Bias Score
ORR Ruling Opens Channel Tunnel to Competition
A new report mandates that Eurostar provide access to its Temple Mills depot and reduce HS1 fees, paving the way for competitors like Virgin Group, Evolyn, and Gemini Trains to launch cross-Channel rail services by 2029, potentially lowering prices and expanding travel options.
ORR Ruling Opens Channel Tunnel to Competition
A new report mandates that Eurostar provide access to its Temple Mills depot and reduce HS1 fees, paving the way for competitors like Virgin Group, Evolyn, and Gemini Trains to launch cross-Channel rail services by 2029, potentially lowering prices and expanding travel options.
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40% Bias Score
French Court Bans Le Pen from Holding Public Office, Ending 2027 Presidential Bid
A French court sentenced Marine Le Pen to two years suspended prison sentence, a €100,000 fine, and a five-year ban from holding public office for misusing millions of euros in EU funds between 2004 and 2016, effectively ending her 2027 presidential bid.
French Court Bans Le Pen from Holding Public Office, Ending 2027 Presidential Bid
A French court sentenced Marine Le Pen to two years suspended prison sentence, a €100,000 fine, and a five-year ban from holding public office for misusing millions of euros in EU funds between 2004 and 2016, effectively ending her 2027 presidential bid.
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40% Bias Score
EU Parliament Debates 'Green Lobbying Scandal' Over Life Program Funding
The European Parliament is debating a resolution concerning the funding of NGOs via the EU's Life program for environmental lobbying, which has been labeled a 'green lobbying scandal' by some MEPs, raising concerns about transparency and potentially impacting future NGO influence.
EU Parliament Debates 'Green Lobbying Scandal' Over Life Program Funding
The European Parliament is debating a resolution concerning the funding of NGOs via the EU's Life program for environmental lobbying, which has been labeled a 'green lobbying scandal' by some MEPs, raising concerns about transparency and potentially impacting future NGO influence.
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52% Bias Score
Europe Divided on Big Tech Taxes Amid US Tariff Threats
European nations are divided on taxing big tech companies, with the UK considering changes to its digital services tax while Poland pushes forward with its own, despite US threats of retaliatory tariffs under President Trump.
Europe Divided on Big Tech Taxes Amid US Tariff Threats
European nations are divided on taxing big tech companies, with the UK considering changes to its digital services tax while Poland pushes forward with its own, despite US threats of retaliatory tariffs under President Trump.
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32% Bias Score
Greece Announces €25 Billion Defense Modernization Plan
Greece announced a €25 billion, 12-year defense modernization plan, including advanced technologies and domestic industry involvement, driven by geopolitical shifts, NATO pressure, and a desire to counter Turkey's military advancements, partially enabled by the EU invoking its national escape clause...
Greece Announces €25 Billion Defense Modernization Plan
Greece announced a €25 billion, 12-year defense modernization plan, including advanced technologies and domestic industry involvement, driven by geopolitical shifts, NATO pressure, and a desire to counter Turkey's military advancements, partially enabled by the EU invoking its national escape clause...
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40% Bias Score
EU Fines Car Makers €458 Million Amidst CO2 Emission Limit Easing
Fifteen car manufacturers were fined €458 million for an anti-competitive cartel on end-of-life vehicle management, contrasting with the EU's decision to ease CO2 emission limits for vehicles over a three-year period (2025-2027) to avoid potential billions in penalties, while the Italian car market ...
EU Fines Car Makers €458 Million Amidst CO2 Emission Limit Easing
Fifteen car manufacturers were fined €458 million for an anti-competitive cartel on end-of-life vehicle management, contrasting with the EU's decision to ease CO2 emission limits for vehicles over a three-year period (2025-2027) to avoid potential billions in penalties, while the Italian car market ...
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40% Bias Score
Greece to Import 87,000 Workers to Combat Severe Labor Shortage
Greece plans to import roughly 87,000 workers in 2025 to address a 200,000-worker shortage across key sectors, driven by an aging population and a lack of domestic workers for demanding jobs; this is part of a broader competition among developed nations for a limited workforce.
Greece to Import 87,000 Workers to Combat Severe Labor Shortage
Greece plans to import roughly 87,000 workers in 2025 to address a 200,000-worker shortage across key sectors, driven by an aging population and a lack of domestic workers for demanding jobs; this is part of a broader competition among developed nations for a limited workforce.
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44% Bias Score
Declining EU Support for Ukrainian Refugees Amidst Economic Hardship
Four years after Russia's invasion, support for Ukrainian refugees in the EU has fallen from 88% in 2022 to 71% in 2024, with Poland showing the steepest decline (60%), linked to increased dissatisfaction with government aid and economic hardship among citizens.
Declining EU Support for Ukrainian Refugees Amidst Economic Hardship
Four years after Russia's invasion, support for Ukrainian refugees in the EU has fallen from 88% in 2022 to 71% in 2024, with Poland showing the steepest decline (60%), linked to increased dissatisfaction with government aid and economic hardship among citizens.
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40% Bias Score
Armenia's EU Accession Bid Amidst Moscow Visit
Armenia's parliament approved a law to begin EU accession, while Prime Minister Pashinyan confirmed his attendance at Moscow's May 9th Victory Day celebrations, leading to discussions about Yerevan's foreign policy balancing act between Russia and the European Union.
Armenia's EU Accession Bid Amidst Moscow Visit
Armenia's parliament approved a law to begin EU accession, while Prime Minister Pashinyan confirmed his attendance at Moscow's May 9th Victory Day celebrations, leading to discussions about Yerevan's foreign policy balancing act between Russia and the European Union.
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48% Bias Score
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