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Armenia Votes to Pursue EU Membership, Defying Russia
The Armenian Parliament voted 64 to 7 to pursue European Union membership, defying its historical ally Russia which warned of economic consequences, while Armenia simultaneously pursues a peace agreement with Azerbaijan and joined the International Criminal Court.
Armenia Votes to Pursue EU Membership, Defying Russia
The Armenian Parliament voted 64 to 7 to pursue European Union membership, defying its historical ally Russia which warned of economic consequences, while Armenia simultaneously pursues a peace agreement with Azerbaijan and joined the International Criminal Court.
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40% Bias Score
EU Urges Citizen Preparedness Amidst Rising Security Threats
The European Commission launched a new preparedness strategy, urging citizens to have 72-hour emergency kits due to potential war, cyberattacks, pandemics, and climate change, emphasizing citizen-military cooperation and highlighting the need for proactive crisis management.
EU Urges Citizen Preparedness Amidst Rising Security Threats
The European Commission launched a new preparedness strategy, urging citizens to have 72-hour emergency kits due to potential war, cyberattacks, pandemics, and climate change, emphasizing citizen-military cooperation and highlighting the need for proactive crisis management.
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44% Bias Score
EU Selects Seven Spanish Projects to Boost Strategic Raw Materials
The European Commission chose seven Spanish projects—six mines and one recycling plant—to bolster Europe's strategic raw materials, reducing reliance on countries like China for lithium, cobalt, and tungsten used in various industries, especially automotive, technology, and renewables.
EU Selects Seven Spanish Projects to Boost Strategic Raw Materials
The European Commission chose seven Spanish projects—six mines and one recycling plant—to bolster Europe's strategic raw materials, reducing reliance on countries like China for lithium, cobalt, and tungsten used in various industries, especially automotive, technology, and renewables.
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40% Bias Score
EU's "Rearm Europe" Plan: Boosting Defense Amidst Economic Challenges
The European Union's "Rearm Europe" plan aims to boost defense capabilities by prioritizing strategic equipment purchases, potentially spending €650 billion and €150 billion in loans, while facing economic challenges due to high national debt across many member states.
EU's "Rearm Europe" Plan: Boosting Defense Amidst Economic Challenges
The European Union's "Rearm Europe" plan aims to boost defense capabilities by prioritizing strategic equipment purchases, potentially spending €650 billion and €150 billion in loans, while facing economic challenges due to high national debt across many member states.
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48% Bias Score
EU Ministers' Visits to China Boost Partnership Amid Global Uncertainty
Portugal and France's foreign ministers visited China this week to bolster China-EU ties, emphasizing multilateralism and cooperation amid global uncertainty; Portugal welcomes increased Chinese investment, and China views the EU as a key multipolar partner.
EU Ministers' Visits to China Boost Partnership Amid Global Uncertainty
Portugal and France's foreign ministers visited China this week to bolster China-EU ties, emphasizing multilateralism and cooperation amid global uncertainty; Portugal welcomes increased Chinese investment, and China views the EU as a key multipolar partner.
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44% Bias Score
Cheap Ukrainian Cement Imports Threaten EU Cement Industry
A surge in low-cost Ukrainian cement imports, up 3000% in five years, threatens the Polish and EU cement industry, jeopardizing over 50,000 jobs due to differing CO2 emission regulations and the delayed implementation of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism; the industry seeks tariff quotas t...
Cheap Ukrainian Cement Imports Threaten EU Cement Industry
A surge in low-cost Ukrainian cement imports, up 3000% in five years, threatens the Polish and EU cement industry, jeopardizing over 50,000 jobs due to differing CO2 emission regulations and the delayed implementation of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism; the industry seeks tariff quotas t...
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56% Bias Score
€89 Billion EU VAT Gap in 2022: Cross-Border Fraud Exploits Loopholes
The EU-27 experienced an €89 billion VAT gap in 2022, with €22.25 billion directly resulting from cross-border VAT fraud exploiting customs procedure 42 and the IOSS system through various manipulative practices.
€89 Billion EU VAT Gap in 2022: Cross-Border Fraud Exploits Loopholes
The EU-27 experienced an €89 billion VAT gap in 2022, with €22.25 billion directly resulting from cross-border VAT fraud exploiting customs procedure 42 and the IOSS system through various manipulative practices.
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20% Bias Score
EU Unveils Comprehensive Crisis Preparedness Plan
The European Commission proposed a new plan to improve the EU's preparedness for various crises, including natural disasters, pandemics, cyberattacks, and hybrid warfare, mandating stockpiling of essential resources, coordinated training exercises, and public education.
EU Unveils Comprehensive Crisis Preparedness Plan
The European Commission proposed a new plan to improve the EU's preparedness for various crises, including natural disasters, pandemics, cyberattacks, and hybrid warfare, mandating stockpiling of essential resources, coordinated training exercises, and public education.
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36% Bias Score
EU to Invest €70 Billion in Military Transport Infrastructure Upgrade
The EU plans a €70 billion investment to upgrade transport infrastructure for military mobility, including 500 projects to improve ports, airports, tunnels, and railway bridges, to address current limitations hindering rapid troop and equipment movement within the EU and with partner countries by st...
EU to Invest €70 Billion in Military Transport Infrastructure Upgrade
The EU plans a €70 billion investment to upgrade transport infrastructure for military mobility, including 500 projects to improve ports, airports, tunnels, and railway bridges, to address current limitations hindering rapid troop and equipment movement within the EU and with partner countries by st...
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44% Bias Score
EU Health Ministers Pressure Commission on Delayed Anti-Smoking Legislation
Eleven EU health ministers urged the European Commission to accelerate anti-smoking legislation, citing concerns over rising youth e-cigarette use and delayed directives on tobacco products and taxation, pushing for stronger online sales restrictions and flavor limitations.
EU Health Ministers Pressure Commission on Delayed Anti-Smoking Legislation
Eleven EU health ministers urged the European Commission to accelerate anti-smoking legislation, citing concerns over rising youth e-cigarette use and delayed directives on tobacco products and taxation, pushing for stronger online sales restrictions and flavor limitations.
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4% Bias Score
EU Pay Transparency Directive Faces Opposition, Potentially Costing Women Billions
The EU's 2023 gender pay gap of 12% is targeted by the Pay Transparency Directive, facing opposition from business groups seeking exemptions for companies with 100–250 employees, potentially costing women €4.8–€7.2 billion annually according to the ETUC, while salary transparency in job postings rem...
EU Pay Transparency Directive Faces Opposition, Potentially Costing Women Billions
The EU's 2023 gender pay gap of 12% is targeted by the Pay Transparency Directive, facing opposition from business groups seeking exemptions for companies with 100–250 employees, potentially costing women €4.8–€7.2 billion annually according to the ETUC, while salary transparency in job postings rem...
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44% Bias Score
EU Defense Plan Hampered by Debt and Spending Disputes
The EU's plan to increase defense spending by €800 billion over four years faces challenges due to existing pandemic-related debt and differing interpretations of "defense spending", hindering its ability to deter potential Russian aggression within the next decade.
EU Defense Plan Hampered by Debt and Spending Disputes
The EU's plan to increase defense spending by €800 billion over four years faces challenges due to existing pandemic-related debt and differing interpretations of "defense spending", hindering its ability to deter potential Russian aggression within the next decade.
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56% Bias Score
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