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European Healthcare: High Cost, Low Trust
A 2023 Stada Health Report reveals that despite Germany's €500 billion healthcare expenditure, only 53% of Germans find the system fair, while this sentiment is echoed across Europe with only 51% viewing their systems as just, highlighting a disconnect between cost and equitable access.
European Healthcare: High Cost, Low Trust
A 2023 Stada Health Report reveals that despite Germany's €500 billion healthcare expenditure, only 53% of Germans find the system fair, while this sentiment is echoed across Europe with only 51% viewing their systems as just, highlighting a disconnect between cost and equitable access.
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44% Bias Score
EU Demands China End Rare Earth Restrictions, Cease Support for Russia
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas urged China to end its restrictions on rare earth exports and stop supporting Russia's war in Ukraine during a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Brussels on Wednesday, ahead of an EU-China summit on July 24-25.
EU Demands China End Rare Earth Restrictions, Cease Support for Russia
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas urged China to end its restrictions on rare earth exports and stop supporting Russia's war in Ukraine during a meeting with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Brussels on Wednesday, ahead of an EU-China summit on July 24-25.
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56% Bias Score
Motion of Censure Against European Commission to be Voted on Next Week
A motion of censure against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority vote in the European Parliament, will be debated next Monday and voted on next Thursday, potentially removing President Ursula von der Leyen and the Commission.
Motion of Censure Against European Commission to be Voted on Next Week
A motion of censure against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority vote in the European Parliament, will be debated next Monday and voted on next Thursday, potentially removing President Ursula von der Leyen and the Commission.
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28% Bias Score
Poland Imposes Border Controls Amidst German Migrant Return Policy and Belarusian Pressure
Poland has implemented temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania due to Germany's new migrant return policy and Belarusian-orchestrated migrant pressure at the EU's eastern border, impacting the Schengen Area's free movement and influencing recent elections in both countries.
Poland Imposes Border Controls Amidst German Migrant Return Policy and Belarusian Pressure
Poland has implemented temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania due to Germany's new migrant return policy and Belarusian-orchestrated migrant pressure at the EU's eastern border, impacting the Schengen Area's free movement and influencing recent elections in both countries.
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40% Bias Score
EU Proposes 90% Emissions Reduction by 2040, Sparking Debate on Carbon Credits
The European Commission proposed a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 for EU member states, compared to 1990 levels, sparking debate about a controversial clause allowing the purchase of international carbon credits to offset up to 3% of 1990 emissions.
EU Proposes 90% Emissions Reduction by 2040, Sparking Debate on Carbon Credits
The European Commission proposed a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 for EU member states, compared to 1990 levels, sparking debate about a controversial clause allowing the purchase of international carbon credits to offset up to 3% of 1990 emissions.
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44% Bias Score
€32,400 Pay Raises for Top EU Parliament Officials Spark Outrage
Ten top European Parliament officials received €32,400 annual pay raises, reaching potential pre-tax salaries of €278,825.88 following promotions to AD16, sparking criticism amid widespread economic hardship within the EU.
€32,400 Pay Raises for Top EU Parliament Officials Spark Outrage
Ten top European Parliament officials received €32,400 annual pay raises, reaching potential pre-tax salaries of €278,825.88 following promotions to AD16, sparking criticism amid widespread economic hardship within the EU.
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68% Bias Score
Poland's Border Controls Spark Hate and Exclusion Fears in German-Polish Twin Cities
Poland will implement border controls with Germany from July 31st to August 5th, prompting concerns in the twin cities of Frankfurt (Oder) and Slubice about increased hate and exclusion, impacting the approximately 90,000 residents. A self-proclaimed border defense group is adding to tensions.
Poland's Border Controls Spark Hate and Exclusion Fears in German-Polish Twin Cities
Poland will implement border controls with Germany from July 31st to August 5th, prompting concerns in the twin cities of Frankfurt (Oder) and Slubice about increased hate and exclusion, impacting the approximately 90,000 residents. A self-proclaimed border defense group is adding to tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Motion of No Confidence Against European Commission Faces Vote
A motion of no confidence against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority vote in the European Parliament, will be debated on Monday and voted on Thursday; nine previous attempts failed, with only one resignation in 1999 due to fraud allegations without a formal vote.
Motion of No Confidence Against European Commission Faces Vote
A motion of no confidence against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority vote in the European Parliament, will be debated on Monday and voted on Thursday; nine previous attempts failed, with only one resignation in 1999 due to fraud allegations without a formal vote.
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0% Bias Score
EU Internal Divisions Threaten U.S. Trade Deal
The EU is struggling to present a united front in high-stakes trade negotiations with the U.S., with Germany and Italy pushing for a deal even at the cost of concessions, while France and Spain prefer stronger resistance, jeopardizing the bloc's negotiating position and potentially triggering retali...
EU Internal Divisions Threaten U.S. Trade Deal
The EU is struggling to present a united front in high-stakes trade negotiations with the U.S., with Germany and Italy pushing for a deal even at the cost of concessions, while France and Spain prefer stronger resistance, jeopardizing the bloc's negotiating position and potentially triggering retali...
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60% Bias Score
EU Digital Regulations: Public Demands Stricter Enforcement Against Big Tech
A YouGov poll shows majorities in France (63%), Germany (59%), and Spain (49%) want stricter enforcement of EU digital regulations against Big Tech, believing these companies are more powerful than the EU; the EU is resisting US pressure to weaken these regulations.
EU Digital Regulations: Public Demands Stricter Enforcement Against Big Tech
A YouGov poll shows majorities in France (63%), Germany (59%), and Spain (49%) want stricter enforcement of EU digital regulations against Big Tech, believing these companies are more powerful than the EU; the EU is resisting US pressure to weaken these regulations.
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48% Bias Score
German SPD Faces Crisis Amidst Broader European Trend of Social Democratic Decline
The German Social Democratic Party (SPD) is facing a crisis of relevance due to recent electoral defeats and a lack of clear direction, reflecting a broader decline in support for social democratic parties across Europe.
German SPD Faces Crisis Amidst Broader European Trend of Social Democratic Decline
The German Social Democratic Party (SPD) is facing a crisis of relevance due to recent electoral defeats and a lack of clear direction, reflecting a broader decline in support for social democratic parties across Europe.
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64% Bias Score
Spain Sanctions Sixth Airline for Alleged Abusive Pricing Practices
Spain's Ministry of Consumption launched its sixth sanction against a low-cost airline for allegedly charging for hand luggage, unclear pricing, and overcharging for adjacent seats; the airline faces fines ranging from €10,001 to €1 million, or six to eight times the estimated illicit profit, and th...
Spain Sanctions Sixth Airline for Alleged Abusive Pricing Practices
Spain's Ministry of Consumption launched its sixth sanction against a low-cost airline for allegedly charging for hand luggage, unclear pricing, and overcharging for adjacent seats; the airline faces fines ranging from €10,001 to €1 million, or six to eight times the estimated illicit profit, and th...
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48% Bias Score
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