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EU Startup Rules Face Fragmentation Risk
The European Commission's plan for EU-wide corporate rules to boost tech startups faces challenges due to internal disagreements and industry pushback over the legal basis, with a directive potentially creating 27 different systems instead of a single, harmonized set of rules.
EU Startup Rules Face Fragmentation Risk
The European Commission's plan for EU-wide corporate rules to boost tech startups faces challenges due to internal disagreements and industry pushback over the legal basis, with a directive potentially creating 27 different systems instead of a single, harmonized set of rules.
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56% Bias Score
France Faces Debt Crisis, Austerity Measures Spark Political Turmoil
French Prime Minister Borne declared France's €3.3 trillion public debt a "mortal danger," proposing €44 billion in budget cuts, including potential holiday eliminations, to meet EU deficit targets, while facing political opposition and potential government collapse.
France Faces Debt Crisis, Austerity Measures Spark Political Turmoil
French Prime Minister Borne declared France's €3.3 trillion public debt a "mortal danger," proposing €44 billion in budget cuts, including potential holiday eliminations, to meet EU deficit targets, while facing political opposition and potential government collapse.
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64% Bias Score
EU Sues Netherlands Over Illegal NS Rail Concession
The European Commission is taking the Netherlands to court for illegally awarding a rail concession to NS, potentially disrupting train services and costing billions.
EU Sues Netherlands Over Illegal NS Rail Concession
The European Commission is taking the Netherlands to court for illegally awarding a rail concession to NS, potentially disrupting train services and costing billions.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Rejects EU's €2 Trillion Budget Proposal
Germany rejected the European Union's proposed €2 trillion budget for 2028-2034, citing budgetary constraints and disagreements over spending priorities, highlighting challenges in achieving consensus within the EU.
Germany Rejects EU's €2 Trillion Budget Proposal
Germany rejected the European Union's proposed €2 trillion budget for 2028-2034, citing budgetary constraints and disagreements over spending priorities, highlighting challenges in achieving consensus within the EU.
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44% Bias Score
EU Budget Shift Threatens Regional Funding and Cohesion
The European Commission's proposed €1.816 trillion budget for 2028-2035 reduces regional development funding, shifts allocation power to national governments, and risks hindering access for cities and regions, potentially undermining EU cohesion and the implementation of key policies.
EU Budget Shift Threatens Regional Funding and Cohesion
The European Commission's proposed €1.816 trillion budget for 2028-2035 reduces regional development funding, shifts allocation power to national governments, and risks hindering access for cities and regions, potentially undermining EU cohesion and the implementation of key policies.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's EU Catalan Language Bid Likely to Fail Again
The Spanish government's renewed bid to make Catalan an official EU language is expected to fail due to insufficient support from member states, despite Spain's offer to cover the estimated €130 million annual cost and addressing previous concerns.
Spain's EU Catalan Language Bid Likely to Fail Again
The Spanish government's renewed bid to make Catalan an official EU language is expected to fail due to insufficient support from member states, despite Spain's offer to cover the estimated €130 million annual cost and addressing previous concerns.
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52% Bias Score
EU Anti-Corruption Directive Stalled Amidst Member State Disagreement
The European Union's proposed anti-corruption directive, stalled in late June 2023 due to disagreements among member states over the criminalization of abuse of office, risks undermining the bloc's credibility in combating corruption both internally and globally.
EU Anti-Corruption Directive Stalled Amidst Member State Disagreement
The European Union's proposed anti-corruption directive, stalled in late June 2023 due to disagreements among member states over the criminalization of abuse of office, risks undermining the bloc's credibility in combating corruption both internally and globally.
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52% Bias Score
Spain's Fragile Stability: Sánchez's Government Navigates Political Turmoil
Three years after Spain's last State of the Nation debate under Pedro Sánchez, the country faces continued political instability, marked by economic uncertainty, internal conflicts, and the rise of the far-right Vox party.
Spain's Fragile Stability: Sánchez's Government Navigates Political Turmoil
Three years after Spain's last State of the Nation debate under Pedro Sánchez, the country faces continued political instability, marked by economic uncertainty, internal conflicts, and the rise of the far-right Vox party.
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60% Bias Score
Stricter Border Controls in Europe Disrupt Schengen Area
Germany and several other European nations have re-implemented border controls, citing a migration crisis, resulting in the daily apprehension of 110 migrants in Germany and negatively impacting cross-border trade and daily life in border towns.
Stricter Border Controls in Europe Disrupt Schengen Area
Germany and several other European nations have re-implemented border controls, citing a migration crisis, resulting in the daily apprehension of 110 migrants in Germany and negatively impacting cross-border trade and daily life in border towns.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Rejects EU's Proposed Budget Increase
Germany rejects EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's proposal for a significantly increased EU budget, citing national budgetary constraints and opposing proposed levies on e-waste and large companies, despite acknowledging the need for stronger European defense and competitiveness.
Germany Rejects EU's Proposed Budget Increase
Germany rejects EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's proposal for a significantly increased EU budget, citing national budgetary constraints and opposing proposed levies on e-waste and large companies, despite acknowledging the need for stronger European defense and competitiveness.
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36% Bias Score
Iceland Weighs EU Accession Amidst Geopolitical Pressures
Iceland's Foreign Minister announced substantial public support for restarting EU accession talks, driven by geopolitical concerns including a potential US-EU trade war and US pressure to bolster defense spending; a referendum is planned by 2027.
Iceland Weighs EU Accession Amidst Geopolitical Pressures
Iceland's Foreign Minister announced substantial public support for restarting EU accession talks, driven by geopolitical concerns including a potential US-EU trade war and US pressure to bolster defense spending; a referendum is planned by 2027.
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44% Bias Score
German Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Online Pharmacy Offering Bonuses
The German Federal Court of Justice dismissed a lawsuit against a Dutch online pharmacy for offering customer bonuses in 2012, rejecting the Bavarian Pharmacists' Association's claim of unfair competition, due to lack of evidence that the abolishment of price regulations would endanger the pharmaceu...
German Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Online Pharmacy Offering Bonuses
The German Federal Court of Justice dismissed a lawsuit against a Dutch online pharmacy for offering customer bonuses in 2012, rejecting the Bavarian Pharmacists' Association's claim of unfair competition, due to lack of evidence that the abolishment of price regulations would endanger the pharmaceu...
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44% Bias Score
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