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SDSM to Release Draft Resolution on EU Accession Red Lines
On September 25th, SDSM will release a draft resolution outlining its red lines in EU accession talks, following public criticism for delays and explanations regarding consultations with legal and international law experts.
SDSM to Release Draft Resolution on EU Accession Red Lines
On September 25th, SDSM will release a draft resolution outlining its red lines in EU accession talks, following public criticism for delays and explanations regarding consultations with legal and international law experts.
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20% Bias Score


EU Reaches Agreement to Curb PFAS Pollution in Water
The European Union agreed on a new law to better control 25 PFAS chemicals in surface water and 20 in groundwater, aiming to reduce pollution and improve water quality across Europe by 2027.
EU Reaches Agreement to Curb PFAS Pollution in Water
The European Union agreed on a new law to better control 25 PFAS chemicals in surface water and 20 in groundwater, aiming to reduce pollution and improve water quality across Europe by 2027.
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24% Bias Score


EU to Build Drone Defense System After Recent Airspace Violations
Following recent airspace violations by Russian aircraft over Poland, Romania, Estonia, and suspected drone attacks on Copenhagen and Oslo airports, the EU announced plans to build a drone defense system along its eastern flank.
EU to Build Drone Defense System After Recent Airspace Violations
Following recent airspace violations by Russian aircraft over Poland, Romania, Estonia, and suspected drone attacks on Copenhagen and Oslo airports, the EU announced plans to build a drone defense system along its eastern flank.
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40% Bias Score


EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Rules Until Late 2026
The European Union announced a one-year delay to its anti-deforestation law, pushing its effective date to late 2026 due to unprepared supporting IT systems, despite initial plans for implementation by late 2025, following a previous postponement from late 2024.
EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Rules Until Late 2026
The European Union announced a one-year delay to its anti-deforestation law, pushing its effective date to late 2026 due to unprepared supporting IT systems, despite initial plans for implementation by late 2025, following a previous postponement from late 2024.
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24% Bias Score


US Attempts to Impose Political Agenda on Europe: ECFR Report
A new report by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) reveals the US administration's attempts to influence European politics through various channels, impacting the transatlantic relationship and potentially shifting the ideological center of European politics to the right.
US Attempts to Impose Political Agenda on Europe: ECFR Report
A new report by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) reveals the US administration's attempts to influence European politics through various channels, impacting the transatlantic relationship and potentially shifting the ideological center of European politics to the right.
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56% Bias Score


EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until 2026
The European Commission postponed the EU's anti-deforestation law's implementation from late 2025 to late 2026 due to the need for a fully operational monitoring system, facing criticism from countries like the US, Brazil, and Indonesia.
EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until 2026
The European Commission postponed the EU's anti-deforestation law's implementation from late 2025 to late 2026 due to the need for a fully operational monitoring system, facing criticism from countries like the US, Brazil, and Indonesia.
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28% Bias Score

EU Faces Record Shortages of Essential Medicines
A new report from the European Court of Auditors reveals critical shortages of 136 essential medicines in the EU between 2022 and October 2024, reaching record highs in 2023 and 2024 with 48 and 46 critical shortages respectively, impacting 21 out of 27 member states.

EU Faces Record Shortages of Essential Medicines
A new report from the European Court of Auditors reveals critical shortages of 136 essential medicines in the EU between 2022 and October 2024, reaching record highs in 2023 and 2024 with 48 and 46 critical shortages respectively, impacting 21 out of 27 member states.
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8% Bias Score

Nottingham Forest's Return to European Football After 30 Years
Thousands of Nottingham Forest fans have travelled to Seville, Spain, for the club's Europa League opener against Real Betis, marking their first European campaign in 30 years.

Nottingham Forest's Return to European Football After 30 Years
Thousands of Nottingham Forest fans have travelled to Seville, Spain, for the club's Europa League opener against Real Betis, marking their first European campaign in 30 years.
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40% Bias Score

EU to Build Drone Wall on Eastern Flank After Recent Airspace Violations
Following recent airspace violations by Russian aircraft over Poland, Romania, Estonia, and a drone incident near Copenhagen, the EU is accelerating plans for a drone wall along its eastern border to deter and respond to future incursions.

EU to Build Drone Wall on Eastern Flank After Recent Airspace Violations
Following recent airspace violations by Russian aircraft over Poland, Romania, Estonia, and a drone incident near Copenhagen, the EU is accelerating plans for a drone wall along its eastern border to deter and respond to future incursions.
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40% Bias Score

EU Delays AI Act Rollout Amid Industry Concerns
Facing industry lobbying and concerns about insufficient technical standards, the European Union is considering delaying key parts of its 2024 Artificial Intelligence Act, potentially granting companies a one-year reprieve from high-risk AI regulations.

EU Delays AI Act Rollout Amid Industry Concerns
Facing industry lobbying and concerns about insufficient technical standards, the European Union is considering delaying key parts of its 2024 Artificial Intelligence Act, potentially granting companies a one-year reprieve from high-risk AI regulations.
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32% Bias Score

EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until December 2026
The European Commission postponed the EU's anti-deforestation law, initially set for December 2024, to December 2026, due to technical issues with the IT system for due diligence statements from businesses.

EU Delays Anti-Deforestation Law Until December 2026
The European Commission postponed the EU's anti-deforestation law, initially set for December 2024, to December 2026, due to technical issues with the IT system for due diligence statements from businesses.
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28% Bias Score

EU Parliament Committee Votes to Protect Immunity of Three MEPs, Lift Immunity of Two Others
The European Parliament's JURI committee voted to protect the immunity of three MEPs (Magyar, Salis, Dobrev) facing charges in Hungary, while lifting the immunity of two Polish MEPs (Dworczyk and Obajtek), with final decisions pending a plenary session in October.

EU Parliament Committee Votes to Protect Immunity of Three MEPs, Lift Immunity of Two Others
The European Parliament's JURI committee voted to protect the immunity of three MEPs (Magyar, Salis, Dobrev) facing charges in Hungary, while lifting the immunity of two Polish MEPs (Dworczyk and Obajtek), with final decisions pending a plenary session in October.
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24% Bias Score
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