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EU Faces Legal Action Over Destructive Fishing in Protected Areas
A coalition of NGOs filed a legal complaint against the EU for allowing bottom trawling in marine protected areas (MPAs) in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Spain, violating the EU Habitats Directive, prompting calls for urgent action and highlighting a systemic problem.
EU Faces Legal Action Over Destructive Fishing in Protected Areas
A coalition of NGOs filed a legal complaint against the EU for allowing bottom trawling in marine protected areas (MPAs) in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Spain, violating the EU Habitats Directive, prompting calls for urgent action and highlighting a systemic problem.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Government Collapses Amidst Far-Right Immigration Dispute
Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders pulled his PVV party from the ruling coalition on June 3rd, causing the government's collapse and triggering early elections due to disagreements over a strict immigration plan. His party remains the strongest in polls, but recent gains by other parties suggest a...
Dutch Government Collapses Amidst Far-Right Immigration Dispute
Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders pulled his PVV party from the ruling coalition on June 3rd, causing the government's collapse and triggering early elections due to disagreements over a strict immigration plan. His party remains the strongest in polls, but recent gains by other parties suggest a...
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44% Bias Score
Eurozone Inflation Dips Below ECB Target, Raising Rate Cut Expectations
Eurozone inflation reached 1.9% in May, falling below the ECB's 2% target, primarily due to lower energy and service prices; this strengthens the case for further interest rate cuts, despite concerns about the US trade war and Eurozone economic resilience.
Eurozone Inflation Dips Below ECB Target, Raising Rate Cut Expectations
Eurozone inflation reached 1.9% in May, falling below the ECB's 2% target, primarily due to lower energy and service prices; this strengthens the case for further interest rate cuts, despite concerns about the US trade war and Eurozone economic resilience.
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44% Bias Score
German Court Rules Border Asylum Rejections Unlawful
A Berlin court declared Germany's border asylum-seeker rejection policy illegal, impacting Chancellor Merz's plan, after three Somali asylum seekers challenged their rejection.
German Court Rules Border Asylum Rejections Unlawful
A Berlin court declared Germany's border asylum-seeker rejection policy illegal, impacting Chancellor Merz's plan, after three Somali asylum seekers challenged their rejection.
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48% Bias Score
Bulgaria's Euro Adoption Faces Public Backlash
Bulgaria is poised to join the eurozone despite significant public opposition fueled by disinformation and fears of inflation; a decision by the European Commission is imminent, potentially triggering widespread unrest.
Bulgaria's Euro Adoption Faces Public Backlash
Bulgaria is poised to join the eurozone despite significant public opposition fueled by disinformation and fears of inflation; a decision by the European Commission is imminent, potentially triggering widespread unrest.
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56% Bias Score
Germany to Issue Billions in Bonds to Finance Spending Plans
The German government will borrow billions of euros through bond sales managed by Finanzagentur GmbH to finance a new aid package, with institutional investors within the EU and EEA participating in auctions requiring a minimum of one million euros; private investors can trade on exchanges.
Germany to Issue Billions in Bonds to Finance Spending Plans
The German government will borrow billions of euros through bond sales managed by Finanzagentur GmbH to finance a new aid package, with institutional investors within the EU and EEA participating in auctions requiring a minimum of one million euros; private investors can trade on exchanges.
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40% Bias Score
Eurozone Inflation Unexpectedly Falls Below ECB Target
Eurozone inflation unexpectedly dropped to 1.9% in May, exceeding expectations and prompting market speculation of an ECB interest rate cut on Thursday; unemployment fell to 6.2%, while inflation varied significantly across member states.
Eurozone Inflation Unexpectedly Falls Below ECB Target
Eurozone inflation unexpectedly dropped to 1.9% in May, exceeding expectations and prompting market speculation of an ECB interest rate cut on Thursday; unemployment fell to 6.2%, while inflation varied significantly across member states.
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36% Bias Score
EU's DMA Threatens Apple's Innovation Strategy
The EU's Digital Market Act (DMA) pressures Apple to increase compatibility with rival products, potentially hindering its innovation and competitive advantage by forcing collaboration with companies that don't align with Apple's vision for user experience.
EU's DMA Threatens Apple's Innovation Strategy
The EU's Digital Market Act (DMA) pressures Apple to increase compatibility with rival products, potentially hindering its innovation and competitive advantage by forcing collaboration with companies that don't align with Apple's vision for user experience.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Cabinet Faces Collapse After PVV Withdrawal
The Dutch PVV party withdrew from the cabinet, potentially causing its collapse. Two coalition parties suggest a continuation, but the largest opposition party opposes this, making snap elections in the autumn likely. The current cabinet would then become caretaker.
Dutch Cabinet Faces Collapse After PVV Withdrawal
The Dutch PVV party withdrew from the cabinet, potentially causing its collapse. Two coalition parties suggest a continuation, but the largest opposition party opposes this, making snap elections in the autumn likely. The current cabinet would then become caretaker.
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40% Bias Score
EU Considers Carry-On Baggage Fees, Sparking Debate on Passenger Rights
The EU is debating charging for larger carry-on bags, with airlines supporting harmonization and consumer groups opposing potential cost increases and reduced passenger rights; the proposal is part of broader air passenger right reforms, including changes to delay compensation thresholds.
EU Considers Carry-On Baggage Fees, Sparking Debate on Passenger Rights
The EU is debating charging for larger carry-on bags, with airlines supporting harmonization and consumer groups opposing potential cost increases and reduced passenger rights; the proposal is part of broader air passenger right reforms, including changes to delay compensation thresholds.
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40% Bias Score
European Parliament's Main Contractor Withdraws Amidst €60,000 Monthly Losses
Compass Group, the European Parliament's main catering contractor since 2015, is ending its contract early due to €60,000 monthly losses since the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting concerns about job security for its staff, despite legal protections for existing employees; new tenders will be awarded thi...
European Parliament's Main Contractor Withdraws Amidst €60,000 Monthly Losses
Compass Group, the European Parliament's main catering contractor since 2015, is ending its contract early due to €60,000 monthly losses since the COVID-19 pandemic, prompting concerns about job security for its staff, despite legal protections for existing employees; new tenders will be awarded thi...
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32% Bias Score
EU Deadlocked on Data Protection Chief Appointment
Six months after the mandate of the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) expired, the European Parliament and member states remain deadlocked on choosing a successor, leading to delays in critical data protection decisions and raising concerns about institutional effectiveness.
EU Deadlocked on Data Protection Chief Appointment
Six months after the mandate of the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) expired, the European Parliament and member states remain deadlocked on choosing a successor, leading to delays in critical data protection decisions and raising concerns about institutional effectiveness.
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36% Bias Score
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