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EU's Three Largest Economies Propose Banking Competitiveness Report
France, Germany, and Italy proposed a report to assess the competitiveness of the EU banking sector, citing lower valuations, declining market share, and limited scale compared to US banks; the report, modeled after the Draghi report, would offer policy recommendations by June 2026, impacting the 20...
EU's Three Largest Economies Propose Banking Competitiveness Report
France, Germany, and Italy proposed a report to assess the competitiveness of the EU banking sector, citing lower valuations, declining market share, and limited scale compared to US banks; the report, modeled after the Draghi report, would offer policy recommendations by June 2026, impacting the 20...
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36% Bias Score
Milatovic Warns of EU Enlargement Risks, Reiterates Montenegro's 2028 Accession Goal
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatovic outlined four scenarios for EU accession in a Euronews article, warning against accepting candidates based on geopolitics rather than democratic progress, while maintaining Montenegro's 2028 target.
Milatovic Warns of EU Enlargement Risks, Reiterates Montenegro's 2028 Accession Goal
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatovic outlined four scenarios for EU accession in a Euronews article, warning against accepting candidates based on geopolitics rather than democratic progress, while maintaining Montenegro's 2028 target.
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36% Bias Score
ACM to Eliminate Outdated Regulations, Boosting Dutch Market Competitiveness
The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) will remove ineffective regulations from its oversight, starting with a list in its upcoming annual report, aligning with broader EU efforts to boost competitiveness against the US and China while emphasizing the importance of competition and innov...
ACM to Eliminate Outdated Regulations, Boosting Dutch Market Competitiveness
The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) will remove ineffective regulations from its oversight, starting with a list in its upcoming annual report, aligning with broader EU efforts to boost competitiveness against the US and China while emphasizing the importance of competition and innov...
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40% Bias Score
China-EU Economic Ties Strengthen Amid US Protectionism
Facing US protectionism, China and the EU are deepening economic cooperation, leveraging their complementary strengths in manufacturing and technology; 2023 saw 8.06 billion euros in Chinese investment in the EU, a significant increase from 6.27 billion in 2020, signaling growing interdependence and...
China-EU Economic Ties Strengthen Amid US Protectionism
Facing US protectionism, China and the EU are deepening economic cooperation, leveraging their complementary strengths in manufacturing and technology; 2023 saw 8.06 billion euros in Chinese investment in the EU, a significant increase from 6.27 billion in 2020, signaling growing interdependence and...
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44% Bias Score
EU Leaders Urge Increased National Defense Spending, Rejecting Common Funding
EU leaders, meeting in Brussels, decided against increasing common defense spending, instead urging the European Commission to find ways to boost national investments and explore flexibilities in the Stability and Growth Pact to allow for increased national defense expenditure.
EU Leaders Urge Increased National Defense Spending, Rejecting Common Funding
EU leaders, meeting in Brussels, decided against increasing common defense spending, instead urging the European Commission to find ways to boost national investments and explore flexibilities in the Stability and Growth Pact to allow for increased national defense expenditure.
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56% Bias Score
CDU's Asylum Policy Shift Sparks Debate in Germany
The CDU's proposed asylum policy shift, involving stricter border controls and contingent asylum agreements, is causing significant debate in Germany, potentially altering the number of successful asylum applications and causing further strain on international relations.
CDU's Asylum Policy Shift Sparks Debate in Germany
The CDU's proposed asylum policy shift, involving stricter border controls and contingent asylum agreements, is causing significant debate in Germany, potentially altering the number of successful asylum applications and causing further strain on international relations.
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60% Bias Score
EU Commission Funding of NGOs: No Evidence of Shadow Lobbying Found
The European Commission funds environmental NGOs with €15.6 million annually from a €5.4 billion budget to balance private sector influence in EU policy debates; a review of 28 contracts revealed no evidence of "shadow lobbying" or instructions to target specific groups, despite MEP claims.
EU Commission Funding of NGOs: No Evidence of Shadow Lobbying Found
The European Commission funds environmental NGOs with €15.6 million annually from a €5.4 billion budget to balance private sector influence in EU policy debates; a review of 28 contracts revealed no evidence of "shadow lobbying" or instructions to target specific groups, despite MEP claims.
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36% Bias Score
Montenegro's President Outlines Risks and Ideal Conditions for EU Accession
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatovic, leveraging his economic expertise, presented four EU accession scenarios for candidate countries, warning against accepting nations with insufficient democratic reforms solely for geopolitical reasons; he aims for Montenegro's EU membership by 2028, supported b...
Montenegro's President Outlines Risks and Ideal Conditions for EU Accession
Montenegrin President Jakov Milatovic, leveraging his economic expertise, presented four EU accession scenarios for candidate countries, warning against accepting nations with insufficient democratic reforms solely for geopolitical reasons; he aims for Montenegro's EU membership by 2028, supported b...
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48% Bias Score
EU to Increase Aid to Ukraine, Linking its Fate to Europe's Security
EU President Ursula von der Leyen announced on February 4th in Brussels that the EU has provided €134 billion in aid to Ukraine since the Russian invasion, covering its budget deficit through 2025, and plans to increase military aid and use frozen Russian assets to pressure Russia, framing Ukraine's...
EU to Increase Aid to Ukraine, Linking its Fate to Europe's Security
EU President Ursula von der Leyen announced on February 4th in Brussels that the EU has provided €134 billion in aid to Ukraine since the Russian invasion, covering its budget deficit through 2025, and plans to increase military aid and use frozen Russian assets to pressure Russia, framing Ukraine's...
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52% Bias Score
EU Seeks National Defense Spending Increases Amidst Budgetary Challenges
EU leaders, failing to agree on common defense spending, tasked the European Commission with exploring ways to increase national investments and utilize flexibilities within the Stability and Growth Pact, while also investigating alternative financing through the EIB and private banks, aiming to add...
EU Seeks National Defense Spending Increases Amidst Budgetary Challenges
EU leaders, failing to agree on common defense spending, tasked the European Commission with exploring ways to increase national investments and utilize flexibilities within the Stability and Growth Pact, while also investigating alternative financing through the EIB and private banks, aiming to add...
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52% Bias Score
Euronews Sets Record with 31.5 Million Monthly Active Users in 2024
In 2024, Euronews, headquartered in Brussels, achieved record audience engagement with 31.5 million monthly active users and 1.06 billion page views, driven by its in-depth coverage of European politics and diverse digital platforms, exceeding 1.6 billion video views.
Euronews Sets Record with 31.5 Million Monthly Active Users in 2024
In 2024, Euronews, headquartered in Brussels, achieved record audience engagement with 31.5 million monthly active users and 1.06 billion page views, driven by its in-depth coverage of European politics and diverse digital platforms, exceeding 1.6 billion video views.
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48% Bias Score
Soaring European Electricity Prices Expose Energy Market Vulnerabilities
European wholesale electricity prices soared this week, exceeding €150/MWh in several countries due to dwindling natural gas reserves and increased competition for LNG supplies, highlighting the vulnerability of the integrated energy market and prompting calls for greater energy independence.
Soaring European Electricity Prices Expose Energy Market Vulnerabilities
European wholesale electricity prices soared this week, exceeding €150/MWh in several countries due to dwindling natural gas reserves and increased competition for LNG supplies, highlighting the vulnerability of the integrated energy market and prompting calls for greater energy independence.
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32% Bias Score
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