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Graz School Shooting Leaves Nine Dead
Nine people, including teenagers, were killed in a school shooting in Graz, Austria, on Tuesday, prompting national mourning and raising questions about gun control in the country.
Graz School Shooting Leaves Nine Dead
Nine people, including teenagers, were killed in a school shooting in Graz, Austria, on Tuesday, prompting national mourning and raising questions about gun control in the country.
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32% Bias Score


EU Scrutiny of Spain's Bus Transport Reform
Spain's bus transport reform, facing EU pressure, is criticized for limiting competition, resulting in higher prices and fewer options for consumers; the EU initiated a pre-litigation procedure over cabotage restrictions.
EU Scrutiny of Spain's Bus Transport Reform
Spain's bus transport reform, facing EU pressure, is criticized for limiting competition, resulting in higher prices and fewer options for consumers; the EU initiated a pre-litigation procedure over cabotage restrictions.
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52% Bias Score


Macron Keeps Dissolution Option Open Amid French Political Instability
One year after dissolving the French parliament, President Macron refused to rule out doing so again, citing his wish to avoid it but not to forgo the constitutional power, amid political instability following a poor showing by his party in last year's European elections.
Macron Keeps Dissolution Option Open Amid French Political Instability
One year after dissolving the French parliament, President Macron refused to rule out doing so again, citing his wish to avoid it but not to forgo the constitutional power, amid political instability following a poor showing by his party in last year's European elections.
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40% Bias Score


Canada Accelerates NATO Spending Target, Diversifies Defense Away From US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will meet NATO's 2% GDP military spending target by early next year, five years ahead of schedule, due to aging military equipment, over-reliance on the US, and a changing global geopolitical landscape. This involves a $9 billion CAD increase...
Canada Accelerates NATO Spending Target, Diversifies Defense Away From US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will meet NATO's 2% GDP military spending target by early next year, five years ahead of schedule, due to aging military equipment, over-reliance on the US, and a changing global geopolitical landscape. This involves a $9 billion CAD increase...
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44% Bias Score


Spain Lags in EU Recovery Fund Spending, Facing 2026 Deadline
Spain has spent only 40% of its nearly €80 billion in EU recovery funds by December 2024, lagging behind the EU average of 45%, necessitating accelerated spending in 2025-2026 to meet the August 2026 deadline; additional challenges include uncertainty surrounding the €80 billion in soft loans and po...
Spain Lags in EU Recovery Fund Spending, Facing 2026 Deadline
Spain has spent only 40% of its nearly €80 billion in EU recovery funds by December 2024, lagging behind the EU average of 45%, necessitating accelerated spending in 2025-2026 to meet the August 2026 deadline; additional challenges include uncertainty surrounding the €80 billion in soft loans and po...
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36% Bias Score


UEFA's Multi-Club Ownership Rules Jeopardize Crystal Palace's Europa League Spot
Nottingham Forest raised concerns with UEFA about Crystal Palace's Europa League spot due to Eagle Football's ownership stakes in both Crystal Palace and Lyon, potentially violating UEFA's multi-club ownership rules, which could result in Nottingham Forest's promotion to the Europa League.
UEFA's Multi-Club Ownership Rules Jeopardize Crystal Palace's Europa League Spot
Nottingham Forest raised concerns with UEFA about Crystal Palace's Europa League spot due to Eagle Football's ownership stakes in both Crystal Palace and Lyon, potentially violating UEFA's multi-club ownership rules, which could result in Nottingham Forest's promotion to the Europa League.
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48% Bias Score

German Minister Discusses Potential AfD Ban Amidst Rising Right-Wing Extremism
Thuringia's Interior Minister Georg Maier discusses the potential consequences of the rising threat of right-wing extremism in Germany and the possibility of banning the AfD, emphasizing that a party's democratic election doesn't automatically make it democratic.

German Minister Discusses Potential AfD Ban Amidst Rising Right-Wing Extremism
Thuringia's Interior Minister Georg Maier discusses the potential consequences of the rising threat of right-wing extremism in Germany and the possibility of banning the AfD, emphasizing that a party's democratic election doesn't automatically make it democratic.
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36% Bias Score

European Right-Wing Populists Gather in Budapest, Challenging EU Influence
The 2025 CPAC Budapest conference brought together right-wing populist leaders from across Europe, expressing opposition to the EU and advocating for national sovereignty; Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's speech highlighted this network's aim to counter EU initiatives and replicate his succes...

European Right-Wing Populists Gather in Budapest, Challenging EU Influence
The 2025 CPAC Budapest conference brought together right-wing populist leaders from across Europe, expressing opposition to the EU and advocating for national sovereignty; Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's speech highlighted this network's aim to counter EU initiatives and replicate his succes...
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56% Bias Score

Italian Minister Critiques EU Green Deal, Advocates for Realistic Adjustments
Italy's Minister of Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, suggests revisions to the EU's Green Deal, citing the Fit for 55 regulation as overly ambitious and advocating for technological neutrality to include diverse solutions like biofuels and hydrogen engines; he also highligh...

Italian Minister Critiques EU Green Deal, Advocates for Realistic Adjustments
Italy's Minister of Environment and Energy Security, Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, suggests revisions to the EU's Green Deal, citing the Fit for 55 regulation as overly ambitious and advocating for technological neutrality to include diverse solutions like biofuels and hydrogen engines; he also highligh...
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48% Bias Score

Spanish Constitutional Court to Uphold Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Constitutional Court is set to uphold the constitutionality of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process, rejecting the Popular Party's requests to suspend the debate and for the president to abstain, despite ongoing European Union legal proceedings and a 191-page opinion from...

Spanish Constitutional Court to Uphold Amnesty Law for Catalan Independence
The Spanish Constitutional Court is set to uphold the constitutionality of the amnesty law for the Catalan independence process, rejecting the Popular Party's requests to suspend the debate and for the president to abstain, despite ongoing European Union legal proceedings and a 191-page opinion from...
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40% Bias Score

PNV and EH Bildu Push for Stricter Basque Language Requirements in Basque Public Sector
The Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) and EH Bildu seek to legally reinforce Basque language requirements for Basque public sector jobs, causing friction with the Socialist Party of Euskadi (PSE-EE) who prioritize workers' rights, following court rulings against language-based job exclusions.

PNV and EH Bildu Push for Stricter Basque Language Requirements in Basque Public Sector
The Basque Nationalist Party (PNV) and EH Bildu seek to legally reinforce Basque language requirements for Basque public sector jobs, causing friction with the Socialist Party of Euskadi (PSE-EE) who prioritize workers' rights, following court rulings against language-based job exclusions.
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40% Bias Score

Germany-London Direct Train Link Planned
Deutsche Bahn and Eurostar are in talks to create a direct high-speed rail link between Frankfurt and London by the early 2030s, involving €2 billion investment in new trains and overcoming significant technical and legal hurdles to enable daily services.

Germany-London Direct Train Link Planned
Deutsche Bahn and Eurostar are in talks to create a direct high-speed rail link between Frankfurt and London by the early 2030s, involving €2 billion investment in new trains and overcoming significant technical and legal hurdles to enable daily services.
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40% Bias Score
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