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Greece Maintains BBB Credit Rating Amidst Strong Economic Growth
Despite a high public debt, Greece's robust economic performance, driven by strong domestic demand and EU-funded investments, has led to a stable credit rating of BBB from DBRS, with similar ratings from S&P and Scope, while Fitch and Moody's hold slightly lower ratings.
Greece Maintains BBB Credit Rating Amidst Strong Economic Growth
Despite a high public debt, Greece's robust economic performance, driven by strong domestic demand and EU-funded investments, has led to a stable credit rating of BBB from DBRS, with similar ratings from S&P and Scope, while Fitch and Moody's hold slightly lower ratings.
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24% Bias Score


EU Vice-President Calls Israeli Actions in Gaza "Genocide
EU Vice-President Teresa Ribera labeled the ongoing Israeli conflict in the Gaza Strip a "genocide," criticizing Europe's failure to act collectively, while Israel rejects the accusation and accuses Ribera of being a mouthpiece for Hamas.
EU Vice-President Calls Israeli Actions in Gaza "Genocide
EU Vice-President Teresa Ribera labeled the ongoing Israeli conflict in the Gaza Strip a "genocide," criticizing Europe's failure to act collectively, while Israel rejects the accusation and accuses Ribera of being a mouthpiece for Hamas.
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EU's MiCA Crypto License Creates Double Licensing Hurdle
The European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation has created a double licensing requirement for crypto platforms offering e-money tokens and payment services, causing concern within the industry due to tight deadlines and complex procedures.
EU's MiCA Crypto License Creates Double Licensing Hurdle
The European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation has created a double licensing requirement for crypto platforms offering e-money tokens and payment services, causing concern within the industry due to tight deadlines and complex procedures.
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EU Member States Divided on Controversial Chat Control Proposal
On September 12, EU Member States will vote on a regulation mandating client-side scanning of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) in messaging apps, facing growing opposition due to concerns about end-to-end encryption.
EU Member States Divided on Controversial Chat Control Proposal
On September 12, EU Member States will vote on a regulation mandating client-side scanning of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) in messaging apps, facing growing opposition due to concerns about end-to-end encryption.
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EU Parliamentarians Attempt to Block Hungary's Access to Unfrozen Funds
Members of the European Parliament are attempting to prevent Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán from accessing EU funds unfrozen following a mid-term revision of cohesion funds, raising concerns about potential circumvention of rule-of-law conditions.
EU Parliamentarians Attempt to Block Hungary's Access to Unfrozen Funds
Members of the European Parliament are attempting to prevent Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán from accessing EU funds unfrozen following a mid-term revision of cohesion funds, raising concerns about potential circumvention of rule-of-law conditions.
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28% Bias Score


French Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu: A Potential Prime Minister
With French Prime Minister François Bayrou expected to be ousted, Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu, a long-time Macron ally, is a leading contender for the premiership, noted for his political skills and role in France's military buildup.
French Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu: A Potential Prime Minister
With French Prime Minister François Bayrou expected to be ousted, Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu, a long-time Macron ally, is a leading contender for the premiership, noted for his political skills and role in France's military buildup.
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24% Bias Score

Greek Exports Show Positive Growth in July Despite Overall Decline
In July 2025, Greek exports excluding petroleum products increased by 1.5% compared to July 2024, reaching €3.36 billion, while total exports, including petroleum, decreased by 7.3% due to lower petroleum prices.

Greek Exports Show Positive Growth in July Despite Overall Decline
In July 2025, Greek exports excluding petroleum products increased by 1.5% compared to July 2024, reaching €3.36 billion, while total exports, including petroleum, decreased by 7.3% due to lower petroleum prices.
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Committee of the Regions: 30 Years of Advocating for Local Voices in the EU
The Committee of the Regions, celebrating its 30th anniversary, plays a crucial role in amplifying regional voices within the EU, advocating for cohesion and countering threats like populism and renationalization.

Committee of the Regions: 30 Years of Advocating for Local Voices in the EU
The Committee of the Regions, celebrating its 30th anniversary, plays a crucial role in amplifying regional voices within the EU, advocating for cohesion and countering threats like populism and renationalization.
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40% Bias Score

EU Seeks to Prevent Hungary from Accessing Unfrozen Funds
MEPs are attempting to block Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán from accessing previously frozen EU cohesion funds, totaling €1.68 billion, amid concerns that the funds' reallocation could circumvent rule-of-law conditions.

EU Seeks to Prevent Hungary from Accessing Unfrozen Funds
MEPs are attempting to block Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán from accessing previously frozen EU cohesion funds, totaling €1.68 billion, amid concerns that the funds' reallocation could circumvent rule-of-law conditions.
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Europe's Uncertain Military Mission in Ukraine: A Coalition of the Willing?
Facing pressure to act decisively in Ukraine, 26 European countries have formed a coalition to support Ukraine's military, but uncertainties about the mission's scope, scale, and potential risks remain, hindering concrete planning.

Europe's Uncertain Military Mission in Ukraine: A Coalition of the Willing?
Facing pressure to act decisively in Ukraine, 26 European countries have formed a coalition to support Ukraine's military, but uncertainties about the mission's scope, scale, and potential risks remain, hindering concrete planning.
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EU Parliament Blocks Hungary's Access to EU Funds
Members of the European Parliament (EP) are attempting to block Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's access to EU funds frozen following a mid-term review of the EU Cohesion Funds, aiming to redirect unused funds for defense and dual-use goods and accelerate spending in the second half of the EU'...

EU Parliament Blocks Hungary's Access to EU Funds
Members of the European Parliament (EP) are attempting to block Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's access to EU funds frozen following a mid-term review of the EU Cohesion Funds, aiming to redirect unused funds for defense and dual-use goods and accelerate spending in the second half of the EU'...
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20% Bias Score

EU Member States to Decide on Controversial Chat Control Proposal
On September 12th, EU member states will decide on a proposed regulation mandating the scanning of messaging apps for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), also known as Chat Control, facing significant opposition due to concerns over privacy and end-to-end encryption.

EU Member States to Decide on Controversial Chat Control Proposal
On September 12th, EU member states will decide on a proposed regulation mandating the scanning of messaging apps for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM), also known as Chat Control, facing significant opposition due to concerns over privacy and end-to-end encryption.
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28% Bias Score
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