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Metlen and Rio Tinto Secure Strategic Aluminum Supply Agreements
Metlen Energy & Metals announced two strategic agreements with Rio Tinto, securing an 11-year bauxite supply contract (14.9 million tons) and an 8-year alumina supply contract (3.9 million tons) starting in 2027, significantly bolstering Metlen's position in the European aluminum market.
Metlen and Rio Tinto Secure Strategic Aluminum Supply Agreements
Metlen Energy & Metals announced two strategic agreements with Rio Tinto, securing an 11-year bauxite supply contract (14.9 million tons) and an 8-year alumina supply contract (3.9 million tons) starting in 2027, significantly bolstering Metlen's position in the European aluminum market.
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44% Bias Score
EU Passes Landmark Law to Reduce Food and Textile Waste
The EU passed a world-first law requiring restaurants and clothing retailers to reduce waste by 2030, aiming to cut food waste by 10 percent in processing and 30 percent in retail and households, while fashion brands will pay a fee for textile waste processing.
EU Passes Landmark Law to Reduce Food and Textile Waste
The EU passed a world-first law requiring restaurants and clothing retailers to reduce waste by 2030, aiming to cut food waste by 10 percent in processing and 30 percent in retail and households, while fashion brands will pay a fee for textile waste processing.
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32% Bias Score
Franco-British Plan for Ukraine: 30,000 European Troops Proposed, Russia Objects
France and Britain propose deploying 30,000 European troops to major Ukrainian cities, excluding the east, with US air and naval support, to create a 'reassurance force' for Ukraine, a plan that Russia strongly opposes.
Franco-British Plan for Ukraine: 30,000 European Troops Proposed, Russia Objects
France and Britain propose deploying 30,000 European troops to major Ukrainian cities, excluding the east, with US air and naval support, to create a 'reassurance force' for Ukraine, a plan that Russia strongly opposes.
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56% Bias Score
EU Scraps Pesticide Reduction Target
The EU has indefinitely shelved its plan to halve pesticide use by 2030, due to opposition from right-wing parties and farmers, shifting focus to trade and biopesticide innovation instead of mandatory reduction targets.
EU Scraps Pesticide Reduction Target
The EU has indefinitely shelved its plan to halve pesticide use by 2030, due to opposition from right-wing parties and farmers, shifting focus to trade and biopesticide innovation instead of mandatory reduction targets.
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48% Bias Score
Putin Expresses Optimism After Riyadh Talks, Criticizes European Response
Following talks in Riyadh between US and Russian foreign ministers, Vladimir Putin expressed cautious optimism, praising President Trump and criticizing European allies' response, while Russian media celebrated the potential rapprochement with the US, raising concerns about the West's response and t...
Putin Expresses Optimism After Riyadh Talks, Criticizes European Response
Following talks in Riyadh between US and Russian foreign ministers, Vladimir Putin expressed cautious optimism, praising President Trump and criticizing European allies' response, while Russian media celebrated the potential rapprochement with the US, raising concerns about the West's response and t...
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72% Bias Score
EU Shifts Agricultural Policy, Prioritizing Farmer Income Over Strict Environmental Goals
The European Commission presented a new agricultural policy on Wednesday, abandoning the 'Farm to Fork' strategy due to criticism from farmers, prioritizing regulatory simplification and farmer income over stringent environmental targets.
EU Shifts Agricultural Policy, Prioritizing Farmer Income Over Strict Environmental Goals
The European Commission presented a new agricultural policy on Wednesday, abandoning the 'Farm to Fork' strategy due to criticism from farmers, prioritizing regulatory simplification and farmer income over stringent environmental targets.
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48% Bias Score
EU Parliament Urges Lifting of Kosovo Sanctions, Raises Security and Justice Concerns
The European Parliament's draft report on Kosovo, presented on February 20th, urges the immediate lifting of EU sanctions imposed in June 2023, expresses concerns about the security situation in northern Kosovo and systemic weaknesses in the justice system, while praising Kosovo's commitment to EU i...
EU Parliament Urges Lifting of Kosovo Sanctions, Raises Security and Justice Concerns
The European Parliament's draft report on Kosovo, presented on February 20th, urges the immediate lifting of EU sanctions imposed in June 2023, expresses concerns about the security situation in northern Kosovo and systemic weaknesses in the justice system, while praising Kosovo's commitment to EU i...
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28% Bias Score
ECB Reports Record €7.944 Billion Loss in 2024
The European Central Bank (ECB) reported a record €7.944 billion loss in 2024 due to rising interest expenses exceeding interest income from assets acquired under previous stimulus programs, exceeding its financial risk reserve and resulting in no profit distribution to national central banks.
ECB Reports Record €7.944 Billion Loss in 2024
The European Central Bank (ECB) reported a record €7.944 billion loss in 2024 due to rising interest expenses exceeding interest income from assets acquired under previous stimulus programs, exceeding its financial risk reserve and resulting in no profit distribution to national central banks.
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40% Bias Score
Hungarian Leads European Committee of the Regions
Tünde Tüttő, former Budapest deputy mayor, was elected as the president of the European Committee of the Regions on February 20th, 2024, for a two-and-a-half-year term, marking the first time a Hungarian will hold such a position in a significant EU institution.
Hungarian Leads European Committee of the Regions
Tünde Tüttő, former Budapest deputy mayor, was elected as the president of the European Committee of the Regions on February 20th, 2024, for a two-and-a-half-year term, marking the first time a Hungarian will hold such a position in a significant EU institution.
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36% Bias Score
ECB Reports €7.94 Billion Loss for 2024
The European Central Bank (ECB) reported a €7.94 billion loss for 2024, its second consecutive year in the red, primarily due to aggressive interest rate hikes to combat inflation in 2022 and 2023, preventing profit distribution to Eurozone national central banks; the ECB plans to offset the loss ag...
ECB Reports €7.94 Billion Loss for 2024
The European Central Bank (ECB) reported a €7.94 billion loss for 2024, its second consecutive year in the red, primarily due to aggressive interest rate hikes to combat inflation in 2022 and 2023, preventing profit distribution to Eurozone national central banks; the ECB plans to offset the loss ag...
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28% Bias Score
EU Center-Left Plots to Counter Far-Right Rise
Center-left lawmakers in the European Parliament are devising a strategy to counter the far-right's influence by being more assertive, ridiculing extremists, and strategically dividing the far-right from the center-right EPP group, prompted by recent collaborations between the EPP and right-wing par...
EU Center-Left Plots to Counter Far-Right Rise
Center-left lawmakers in the European Parliament are devising a strategy to counter the far-right's influence by being more assertive, ridiculing extremists, and strategically dividing the far-right from the center-right EPP group, prompted by recent collaborations between the EPP and right-wing par...
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40% Bias Score
Greece Faces Tight Deadline for €18 Billion in EU Recovery Funds
The European Commission rejected extending the August 2026 deadline for Greece's Recovery and Resilience Facility funding applications, urging faster implementation of the remaining €18 billion and 240 milestones. This decision highlights Greece's need to improve labor market participation, producti...
Greece Faces Tight Deadline for €18 Billion in EU Recovery Funds
The European Commission rejected extending the August 2026 deadline for Greece's Recovery and Resilience Facility funding applications, urging faster implementation of the remaining €18 billion and 240 milestones. This decision highlights Greece's need to improve labor market participation, producti...
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40% Bias Score
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