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EU Parliament Demands New Hearing with Amazon After Executive Absence
The European Parliament's EMPL committee demanded a new hearing with Amazon this fall after Amazon's top executives skipped a hearing last month, rejecting Amazon's proposed representatives and revoking their access passes to the Parliament building due to previous non-participation in hearings and ...
EU Parliament Demands New Hearing with Amazon After Executive Absence
The European Parliament's EMPL committee demanded a new hearing with Amazon this fall after Amazon's top executives skipped a hearing last month, rejecting Amazon's proposed representatives and revoking their access passes to the Parliament building due to previous non-participation in hearings and ...
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36% Bias Score


US Support for Ukraine: European Uncertainty and Russian Hesitation
The US President's increased support for Ukraine, potentially requiring financial contributions from European nations, is met with mixed reactions in Europe, leaving Russia uncertain about his commitment, as European sanctions against Russia remain fragmented.
US Support for Ukraine: European Uncertainty and Russian Hesitation
The US President's increased support for Ukraine, potentially requiring financial contributions from European nations, is met with mixed reactions in Europe, leaving Russia uncertain about his commitment, as European sanctions against Russia remain fragmented.
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40% Bias Score


German Opposition Mounts Against EU Corporate Tax Plan
German business leaders and government officials strongly criticize the EU's new corporate tax plan, slated to affect companies with over €50 million in net turnover, viewing it as harmful to competitiveness during a time of economic strain and US trade conflict; alternatives like a digital tax on l...
German Opposition Mounts Against EU Corporate Tax Plan
German business leaders and government officials strongly criticize the EU's new corporate tax plan, slated to affect companies with over €50 million in net turnover, viewing it as harmful to competitiveness during a time of economic strain and US trade conflict; alternatives like a digital tax on l...
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56% Bias Score


Christodoulides Seeks to Restart Cyprus Talks in New York
President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus will travel to New York on July 16-17 for a UN meeting on the Cyprus issue, aiming to restart negotiations while maintaining that confidence-building measures should not replace a comprehensive solution.
Christodoulides Seeks to Restart Cyprus Talks in New York
President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus will travel to New York on July 16-17 for a UN meeting on the Cyprus issue, aiming to restart negotiations while maintaining that confidence-building measures should not replace a comprehensive solution.
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32% Bias Score


Centralized EU Budget Draft Sparks Criticism and Concerns
Ursula von der Leyen's centralized approach to drafting the EU's 2028-2034 budget, revealed on July 16th, has sparked criticism for its lack of transparency and consultation, leading to internal demoralization and raising concerns about the EU's ability to address global challenges effectively.
Centralized EU Budget Draft Sparks Criticism and Concerns
Ursula von der Leyen's centralized approach to drafting the EU's 2028-2034 budget, revealed on July 16th, has sparked criticism for its lack of transparency and consultation, leading to internal demoralization and raising concerns about the EU's ability to address global challenges effectively.
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56% Bias Score


EU Raises Concerns Over Spain's Vague Amnesty Law on Terrorism
The European Commission expressed concerns to the European Court of Justice over Spain's Amnesty Law, arguing its vague definition of terrorism-related offenses conflicts with EU directives, jeopardizing effective counter-terrorism efforts, while acknowledging the possibility of amnesty under specif...
EU Raises Concerns Over Spain's Vague Amnesty Law on Terrorism
The European Commission expressed concerns to the European Court of Justice over Spain's Amnesty Law, arguing its vague definition of terrorism-related offenses conflicts with EU directives, jeopardizing effective counter-terrorism efforts, while acknowledging the possibility of amnesty under specif...
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20% Bias Score

EU Proposes €1.717 Trillion Budget, Shifting Priorities Amidst Member State Opposition
The European Commission proposed a €1.717 trillion budget for 2028-2034, increasing EU spending to 1.23 percent of GNI, shifting priorities toward defense and innovation, while facing opposition from Germany and France due to fiscal constraints and rising populism.

EU Proposes €1.717 Trillion Budget, Shifting Priorities Amidst Member State Opposition
The European Commission proposed a €1.717 trillion budget for 2028-2034, increasing EU spending to 1.23 percent of GNI, shifting priorities toward defense and innovation, while facing opposition from Germany and France due to fiscal constraints and rising populism.
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36% Bias Score

Germany Criticizes EU's Proposed Corporate Tax
German business leaders and government officials strongly criticized the EU Commission's proposed corporate tax for companies with over €50 million in net turnover, citing concerns about competitiveness and economic recovery during the US trade dispute; details regarding the tax rate remain undisclo...

Germany Criticizes EU's Proposed Corporate Tax
German business leaders and government officials strongly criticized the EU Commission's proposed corporate tax for companies with over €50 million in net turnover, citing concerns about competitiveness and economic recovery during the US trade dispute; details regarding the tax rate remain undisclo...
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56% Bias Score

Bulgaria Adopts Euro Amidst Public Opposition and Political Divisions
Bulgaria is set to adopt the euro in January 2024, despite significant public opposition (66%) fueled by fears of inflation and loss of national identity, while the EU confirms the country meets all requirements. Businesses anticipate reduced transaction costs, but concerns remain.

Bulgaria Adopts Euro Amidst Public Opposition and Political Divisions
Bulgaria is set to adopt the euro in January 2024, despite significant public opposition (66%) fueled by fears of inflation and loss of national identity, while the EU confirms the country meets all requirements. Businesses anticipate reduced transaction costs, but concerns remain.
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48% Bias Score

Average Age of First Motherhood Rises in France and EU
French women now have their first child at an average age of 29.1 years in 2023, a 5.1-year increase since 1974, reflecting a broader European trend influenced by increased education, labor market participation, and socioeconomic conditions.

Average Age of First Motherhood Rises in France and EU
French women now have their first child at an average age of 29.1 years in 2023, a 5.1-year increase since 1974, reflecting a broader European trend influenced by increased education, labor market participation, and socioeconomic conditions.
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20% Bias Score

Bulgarian Small Businesses Anxiously Await Euro Adoption
Small business owners in Haskovo, Bulgaria, are anxiously preparing for the country's transition to the euro in January 2026, fearing price increases and reduced consumer spending despite government assurances of smooth currency exchange.

Bulgarian Small Businesses Anxiously Await Euro Adoption
Small business owners in Haskovo, Bulgaria, are anxiously preparing for the country's transition to the euro in January 2026, fearing price increases and reduced consumer spending despite government assurances of smooth currency exchange.
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52% Bias Score

EU Defense Industry Demands €150 Billion Budget Increase
The European defense industry urges a significant increase in EU defense spending to €150 billion over the next seven years, citing insufficient funding for counteracting major security threats and rebuilding its industrial base, amid geopolitical shifts and a €600 billion defense deficit.

EU Defense Industry Demands €150 Billion Budget Increase
The European defense industry urges a significant increase in EU defense spending to €150 billion over the next seven years, citing insufficient funding for counteracting major security threats and rebuilding its industrial base, amid geopolitical shifts and a €600 billion defense deficit.
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48% Bias Score
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