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EU Plans €150 Billion Bond Sale for Military Spending
The European Union plans to raise €150 billion through bond sales to bolster member states' defense spending in response to reduced US security guarantees, a move supported by major investors despite global debt pressures.
EU Plans €150 Billion Bond Sale for Military Spending
The European Union plans to raise €150 billion through bond sales to bolster member states' defense spending in response to reduced US security guarantees, a move supported by major investors despite global debt pressures.
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40% Bias Score


EU Plans €800 Billion Military Buildup to Deter Russia
Facing intelligence assessments indicating Russia's potential to start another war by 2030, the EU proposes a "ReArm Europe" plan with an €800 billion budget, including a €150 billion loan and revised EIB lending rules, to significantly increase military spending and deter future aggression.
EU Plans €800 Billion Military Buildup to Deter Russia
Facing intelligence assessments indicating Russia's potential to start another war by 2030, the EU proposes a "ReArm Europe" plan with an €800 billion budget, including a €150 billion loan and revised EIB lending rules, to significantly increase military spending and deter future aggression.
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56% Bias Score


EU Unveils €3.37 Billion Plan to Rescue Auto Industry
The European Commission launched a €3.37 billion plan to support its auto industry, focusing on battery supply chains, software, autonomous driving, and easing regulations, aiming to counter global competition and transition to zero-emission vehicles by 2035.
EU Unveils €3.37 Billion Plan to Rescue Auto Industry
The European Commission launched a €3.37 billion plan to support its auto industry, focusing on battery supply chains, software, autonomous driving, and easing regulations, aiming to counter global competition and transition to zero-emission vehicles by 2035.
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44% Bias Score


EU Unveils €2.37 Billion Plan to Restructure Auto Industry
The European Commission unveiled a €2.37 billion plan to bolster its auto industry, focusing on battery supply chains, AI-driven vehicle production, and charging infrastructure, while adjusting emission targets to address industry concerns and global competition.
EU Unveils €2.37 Billion Plan to Restructure Auto Industry
The European Commission unveiled a €2.37 billion plan to bolster its auto industry, focusing on battery supply chains, AI-driven vehicle production, and charging infrastructure, while adjusting emission targets to address industry concerns and global competition.
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40% Bias Score


Macron Announces Increased French Defense Spending Without Tax Hikes
French President Macron announced increased defense spending, doubling the budget in almost ten years without tax increases, necessitating budgetary reforms and public-private investment, alongside EU support for joint European munitions production and reindustrialization.
Macron Announces Increased French Defense Spending Without Tax Hikes
French President Macron announced increased defense spending, doubling the budget in almost ten years without tax increases, necessitating budgetary reforms and public-private investment, alongside EU support for joint European munitions production and reindustrialization.
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36% Bias Score


US Aid Cut Spurs €800 Billion European Defense Investment: A Double-Edged Sword
The US halting military aid to Ukraine has prompted a proposed €800 billion European defense investment, presenting a double-edged sword: potential economic revitalization through technological advancements and job creation, but also the risk of fiscal instability if mismanaged.
US Aid Cut Spurs €800 Billion European Defense Investment: A Double-Edged Sword
The US halting military aid to Ukraine has prompted a proposed €800 billion European defense investment, presenting a double-edged sword: potential economic revitalization through technological advancements and job creation, but also the risk of fiscal instability if mismanaged.
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Ukraine Policy Divides EU, Spurs Massive Defense Spending Debate
US President Trump's demand that Ukraine make significant concessions to Russia and the EU take on the burden of European security is dividing the European Union, forcing it to consider drastic increases in military spending while facing internal opposition and potential delays due to disagreements ...

Trump's Ukraine Policy Divides EU, Spurs Massive Defense Spending Debate
US President Trump's demand that Ukraine make significant concessions to Russia and the EU take on the burden of European security is dividing the European Union, forcing it to consider drastic increases in military spending while facing internal opposition and potential delays due to disagreements ...
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52% Bias Score

Mobile World Congress 2025: Drones and Satellites Take Center Stage
At the Mobile World Congress 2025, telecommunication companies showcased significant advancements in drone and satellite technologies, driven by increased demand and regulatory changes, leading to substantial investments and projected growth in these sectors.

Mobile World Congress 2025: Drones and Satellites Take Center Stage
At the Mobile World Congress 2025, telecommunication companies showcased significant advancements in drone and satellite technologies, driven by increased demand and regulatory changes, leading to substantial investments and projected growth in these sectors.
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28% Bias Score

CHP Announces İmamoğlu as Presidential Candidate After Primary Election
CHP leader Özgür Özel announced in Brussels that Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu will be the party's presidential candidate after a primary election on March 23, 2025, involving 1.7 million members; Özel also emphasized the importance of Turkey's full membership in the European Union.

CHP Announces İmamoğlu as Presidential Candidate After Primary Election
CHP leader Özgür Özel announced in Brussels that Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu will be the party's presidential candidate after a primary election on March 23, 2025, involving 1.7 million members; Özel also emphasized the importance of Turkey's full membership in the European Union.
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32% Bias Score

Macron Calls for Stronger, Independent European Defense Amidst Rising Tensions with Russia
In a televised address on March 5th, French President Emmanuel Macron detailed Russia's alleged interference in European affairs, including cyberattacks, election manipulation, and the assassination of a defected pilot; he called for increased European defense spending and a stronger, more independe...

Macron Calls for Stronger, Independent European Defense Amidst Rising Tensions with Russia
In a televised address on March 5th, French President Emmanuel Macron detailed Russia's alleged interference in European affairs, including cyberattacks, election manipulation, and the assassination of a defected pilot; he called for increased European defense spending and a stronger, more independe...
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60% Bias Score

Poland Rejects EU Migration Pact, Defying Mandatory Relocation
Poland, during a meeting of EU interior ministers, reiterated its refusal to implement the EU's Pact on Migration and Asylum, citing unique migration pressures and rejecting the mandatory relocation mechanism, despite the pact offering alternative options.

Poland Rejects EU Migration Pact, Defying Mandatory Relocation
Poland, during a meeting of EU interior ministers, reiterated its refusal to implement the EU's Pact on Migration and Asylum, citing unique migration pressures and rejecting the mandatory relocation mechanism, despite the pact offering alternative options.
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48% Bias Score

Germany Lifts Debt Brake Amidst Geopolitical Uncertainty
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD agreed to lift the debt brake, allocating €500 billion over ten years for investments and infrastructure, marking a significant shift in post-war fiscal policy due to geopolitical tensions and potential trade conflicts.

Germany Lifts Debt Brake Amidst Geopolitical Uncertainty
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD agreed to lift the debt brake, allocating €500 billion over ten years for investments and infrastructure, marking a significant shift in post-war fiscal policy due to geopolitical tensions and potential trade conflicts.
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44% Bias Score
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