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EU Grants Automakers Three-Year Compliance Period for Emission Limits
The European Commission will extend the compliance period for average vehicle emission limits from one to three years, granting the auto industry more time to adapt to stricter regulations and avoid potential €15 billion in fines, amid competition from China and threats of US tariffs.
EU Grants Automakers Three-Year Compliance Period for Emission Limits
The European Commission will extend the compliance period for average vehicle emission limits from one to three years, granting the auto industry more time to adapt to stricter regulations and avoid potential €15 billion in fines, amid competition from China and threats of US tariffs.
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60% Bias Score
EU Extends Deadline for Carmakers to Meet 2025 Emissions Target
The European Commission extended the deadline for carmakers to meet the 2025 EU fleet emissions target to 2027, allowing them to compensate for exceeding pollution limits this year by selling more clean vehicles in the following two years, a move criticized by environmental groups.
EU Extends Deadline for Carmakers to Meet 2025 Emissions Target
The European Commission extended the deadline for carmakers to meet the 2025 EU fleet emissions target to 2027, allowing them to compensate for exceeding pollution limits this year by selling more clean vehicles in the following two years, a move criticized by environmental groups.
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52% Bias Score
Austria Forms Pro-EU Coalition, Blocking Far-Right After Oval Office Incident
Austria's new Chancellor, Christian Stocker, formed an unexpected coalition government with the social democrats and liberals, preventing the far-right from taking power amidst rising geopolitical tensions following a recent incident in the Oval Office between US and Ukrainian presidents.
Austria Forms Pro-EU Coalition, Blocking Far-Right After Oval Office Incident
Austria's new Chancellor, Christian Stocker, formed an unexpected coalition government with the social democrats and liberals, preventing the far-right from taking power amidst rising geopolitical tensions following a recent incident in the Oval Office between US and Ukrainian presidents.
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48% Bias Score
Austria Forms Historic Three-Party Coalition Government Amid Economic Challenges"
Austria formed a new three-party coalition government on Monday, led by ÖVP's Christian Stocker as chancellor, SPÖ's Andreas Babler as vice-chancellor, and Neos' Beate Meinl-Reisinger as foreign minister, after five months of negotiations following a September election where the FPÖ won the most vot...
Austria Forms Historic Three-Party Coalition Government Amid Economic Challenges"
Austria formed a new three-party coalition government on Monday, led by ÖVP's Christian Stocker as chancellor, SPÖ's Andreas Babler as vice-chancellor, and Neos' Beate Meinl-Reisinger as foreign minister, after five months of negotiations following a September election where the FPÖ won the most vot...
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36% Bias Score
Conservative Peers Block UK Government's House of Lords Reform
The UK government's plan to abolish 92 hereditary peers in the House of Lords is facing significant resistance from Conservative peers, who are using delaying tactics and amendments to potentially water down or block the legislation, highlighting the challenges of constitutional reform.
Conservative Peers Block UK Government's House of Lords Reform
The UK government's plan to abolish 92 hereditary peers in the House of Lords is facing significant resistance from Conservative peers, who are using delaying tactics and amendments to potentially water down or block the legislation, highlighting the challenges of constitutional reform.
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52% Bias Score
Stocker Sworn In as Austria's New Chancellor in Historic Three-Party Coalition
Christian Stocker, a 64-year-old ÖVP member and former lawyer, was sworn in as Austria's new chancellor on Monday, leading a three-party coalition with the SPÖ and Neos after five months of negotiations following September's elections, the longest coalition talks in the nation's history.
Stocker Sworn In as Austria's New Chancellor in Historic Three-Party Coalition
Christian Stocker, a 64-year-old ÖVP member and former lawyer, was sworn in as Austria's new chancellor on Monday, leading a three-party coalition with the SPÖ and Neos after five months of negotiations following September's elections, the longest coalition talks in the nation's history.
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36% Bias Score
Germany Seeks European Military Protection Amidst US Unpredictability
Amidst concerns over US reliability, German politician Friedrich Merz proposes enhanced military cooperation with France and the UK, potentially including nuclear protection, sparking debate on European defense and Germany's security strategy.
Germany Seeks European Military Protection Amidst US Unpredictability
Amidst concerns over US reliability, German politician Friedrich Merz proposes enhanced military cooperation with France and the UK, potentially including nuclear protection, sparking debate on European defense and Germany's security strategy.
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48% Bias Score
NBG Increases Dividend Target by 60% on Strong 2024 Results
National Bank of Greece announced a 60% increase in its dividend distribution target for 2025-2027, based on €1.3 billion in 2024 organic post-tax profits and a strong capital base exceeding €2 billion, enabling organic growth and acquisitions, with a core capital adequacy ratio of 18.3%.
NBG Increases Dividend Target by 60% on Strong 2024 Results
National Bank of Greece announced a 60% increase in its dividend distribution target for 2025-2027, based on €1.3 billion in 2024 organic post-tax profits and a strong capital base exceeding €2 billion, enabling organic growth and acquisitions, with a core capital adequacy ratio of 18.3%.
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24% Bias Score
Italy's GDP Growth at 0.7% in 2024
Italy's 2024 GDP grew by 0.7%, driven by consumption and government spending, exceeding the Bank of Italy's forecast but missing the government's target; this contrasts with France's growth and Germany's contraction, and future growth may depend on the service sector.
Italy's GDP Growth at 0.7% in 2024
Italy's 2024 GDP grew by 0.7%, driven by consumption and government spending, exceeding the Bank of Italy's forecast but missing the government's target; this contrasts with France's growth and Germany's contraction, and future growth may depend on the service sector.
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44% Bias Score
Austria's Surprise Chancellor: Stocker Forms Coalition, Sidelining Far-Right
On March 3rd, 64-year-old conservative Christian Stocker unexpectedly became Austria's chancellor, forming a coalition government with the Social Democrats and Liberals, excluding the far-right Freedom Party that won the September elections.
Austria's Surprise Chancellor: Stocker Forms Coalition, Sidelining Far-Right
On March 3rd, 64-year-old conservative Christian Stocker unexpectedly became Austria's chancellor, forming a coalition government with the Social Democrats and Liberals, excluding the far-right Freedom Party that won the September elections.
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40% Bias Score
Austria Forms New Three-Party Coalition Government After Record Delay
Austria formed a new three-party coalition government on Monday, led by Chancellor Christian Stocker, after a five-month delay following inconclusive September elections; the government will address rising unemployment, recession, and budget issues, and plans to implement strict new asylum rules.
Austria Forms New Three-Party Coalition Government After Record Delay
Austria formed a new three-party coalition government on Monday, led by Chancellor Christian Stocker, after a five-month delay following inconclusive September elections; the government will address rising unemployment, recession, and budget issues, and plans to implement strict new asylum rules.
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36% Bias Score
UIL Joins Pro-EU Rally in Rome, Calls for Policy Shift
The UIL, celebrating its 75th anniversary, announced its participation in a pro-EU rally in Rome on March 15th, emphasizing its long-standing commitment to European integration and advocating for a shift away from austerity measures.
UIL Joins Pro-EU Rally in Rome, Calls for Policy Shift
The UIL, celebrating its 75th anniversary, announced its participation in a pro-EU rally in Rome on March 15th, emphasizing its long-standing commitment to European integration and advocating for a shift away from austerity measures.
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40% Bias Score
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