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EU Parliament Demands Complete Funding Cut for Hungary
In a joint letter to the European Commission, MEPs from several parliamentary groups demand a complete cessation of EU funds to Hungary, citing the failure of previous sanctions to address ongoing issues with rule of law, corruption, and attacks on civil society and freedom of expression.
EU Parliament Demands Complete Funding Cut for Hungary
In a joint letter to the European Commission, MEPs from several parliamentary groups demand a complete cessation of EU funds to Hungary, citing the failure of previous sanctions to address ongoing issues with rule of law, corruption, and attacks on civil society and freedom of expression.
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52% Bias Score
EU to Simplify GDPR, Easing Reporting Requirements for Businesses
The European Union is simplifying its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to ease the burden on businesses, particularly SMEs, by extending reporting exemptions and streamlining cross-border investigation procedures, aiming to balance economic competitiveness with data privacy.
EU to Simplify GDPR, Easing Reporting Requirements for Businesses
The European Union is simplifying its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to ease the burden on businesses, particularly SMEs, by extending reporting exemptions and streamlining cross-border investigation procedures, aiming to balance economic competitiveness with data privacy.
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56% Bias Score
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund to Boost Production
EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion fund to boost defense production, prioritizing 65% EU-made weapons, bypassing the Parliament, and needing member state approval by May 27th to address vulnerabilities exposed by the Ukraine war and potential shifts in US support.
EU Approves €150 Billion Defense Fund to Boost Production
EU ambassadors approved a €150 billion fund to boost defense production, prioritizing 65% EU-made weapons, bypassing the Parliament, and needing member state approval by May 27th to address vulnerabilities exposed by the Ukraine war and potential shifts in US support.
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36% Bias Score
Spain to Fine Wizz Air and Transavia for Hand Luggage Fees
The Spanish government will fine Wizz Air and Transavia for charging for hand luggage, expanding on November 2022 fines against five other airlines totaling €179 million for "abusive" surcharges, following a complaint from the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) to the European Commission.
Spain to Fine Wizz Air and Transavia for Hand Luggage Fees
The Spanish government will fine Wizz Air and Transavia for charging for hand luggage, expanding on November 2022 fines against five other airlines totaling €179 million for "abusive" surcharges, following a complaint from the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) to the European Commission.
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52% Bias Score
Daimler Truck Restructuring: Job Cuts and Production Relocations
Daimler Truck, facing weak European returns and US sales declines, is implementing a restructuring plan called "Cost Down Europe", involving job cuts and production relocation to cut costs.
Daimler Truck Restructuring: Job Cuts and Production Relocations
Daimler Truck, facing weak European returns and US sales declines, is implementing a restructuring plan called "Cost Down Europe", involving job cuts and production relocation to cut costs.
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48% Bias Score
EU Single Market Strategy Aims to Boost Trade and Competitiveness
The European Commission will publish a single market strategy to reduce trade barriers within the EU, aiming to increase trade by 2.4 percent and counter the impact of US tariffs, with a focus on simplifying labeling, digitizing paperwork, and easing business setup across member states.
EU Single Market Strategy Aims to Boost Trade and Competitiveness
The European Commission will publish a single market strategy to reduce trade barriers within the EU, aiming to increase trade by 2.4 percent and counter the impact of US tariffs, with a focus on simplifying labeling, digitizing paperwork, and easing business setup across member states.
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36% Bias Score
EU Proposes Changes to 'Safe Third Country' Concept for Asylum Seekers
The European Commission proposed amending the EU's 'safe third country' concept, allowing asylum claims rejections without review and transfers to distant countries, removing the need for a prior link between the asylum seeker and the designated country.
EU Proposes Changes to 'Safe Third Country' Concept for Asylum Seekers
The European Commission proposed amending the EU's 'safe third country' concept, allowing asylum claims rejections without review and transfers to distant countries, removing the need for a prior link between the asylum seeker and the designated country.
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48% Bias Score
Centrist Wins Romanian Presidency, but Right-Wing Gains Highlight European Trends
In Romania's presidential election, centrist Nicusor Dan won with 53.6% against far-right candidate George Simion, signifying a relief for the EU and Ukraine; simultaneous elections in Poland and Portugal saw right-wing gains, highlighting broader European trends and center-left party struggles.
Centrist Wins Romanian Presidency, but Right-Wing Gains Highlight European Trends
In Romania's presidential election, centrist Nicusor Dan won with 53.6% against far-right candidate George Simion, signifying a relief for the EU and Ukraine; simultaneous elections in Poland and Portugal saw right-wing gains, highlighting broader European trends and center-left party struggles.
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44% Bias Score
Macron and Merz Call for Elimination of EU Corporate Sustainability Directive
At the Choose France summit, President Macron and Chancellor Merz called for the complete removal of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), adopted in May 2024, to ease regulatory burdens on businesses, following recent European Parliament elections that saw gains by parties c...
Macron and Merz Call for Elimination of EU Corporate Sustainability Directive
At the Choose France summit, President Macron and Chancellor Merz called for the complete removal of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), adopted in May 2024, to ease regulatory burdens on businesses, following recent European Parliament elections that saw gains by parties c...
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64% Bias Score
Direct High-Speed Rail Link Between Germany and Italy to Launch in 2026
Starting December 2026, high-speed Frecciarossa trains will offer direct routes from Munich to Milan and Rome, saving travelers significant time compared to current routes; this is part of a European Commission initiative to increase cross-border rail travel, with the Brenner Base Tunnel set to furt...
Direct High-Speed Rail Link Between Germany and Italy to Launch in 2026
Starting December 2026, high-speed Frecciarossa trains will offer direct routes from Munich to Milan and Rome, saving travelers significant time compared to current routes; this is part of a European Commission initiative to increase cross-border rail travel, with the Brenner Base Tunnel set to furt...
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40% Bias Score
Direct High-Speed Rail Link Between Germany and Italy to Launch in 2026
Starting December 2026, high-speed Frecciarossa trains will offer direct routes from Munich to Milan and Rome, expanding to Berlin and Naples by 2028, as part of a European initiative to boost cross-border rail travel, with travel times of around 6.5 and 8.5 hours respectively; this is one of ten EU...
Direct High-Speed Rail Link Between Germany and Italy to Launch in 2026
Starting December 2026, high-speed Frecciarossa trains will offer direct routes from Munich to Milan and Rome, expanding to Berlin and Naples by 2028, as part of a European initiative to boost cross-border rail travel, with travel times of around 6.5 and 8.5 hours respectively; this is one of ten EU...
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32% Bias Score
€2 Trillion EU Pension Spending: A Wide Disparity Across Member States
In 2022, the European Union spent €2 trillion on retirement pensions, an average of 12.4% of its members' GDP, varying significantly from 3.3% in Ireland to 16.3% in Italy, influenced by demographics and public-private system mixes.
€2 Trillion EU Pension Spending: A Wide Disparity Across Member States
In 2022, the European Union spent €2 trillion on retirement pensions, an average of 12.4% of its members' GDP, varying significantly from 3.3% in Ireland to 16.3% in Italy, influenced by demographics and public-private system mixes.
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12% Bias Score
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