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Far-Right Group Seizes Control of EU Climate Talks
The far-right Patriots for Europe group unexpectedly secured control of negotiations for the EU's 2040 climate target, alarming centrists who fear delays and weakened climate goals, resulting from the group's opposition to the proposed 90 percent emissions reduction.
Far-Right Group Seizes Control of EU Climate Talks
The far-right Patriots for Europe group unexpectedly secured control of negotiations for the EU's 2040 climate target, alarming centrists who fear delays and weakened climate goals, resulting from the group's opposition to the proposed 90 percent emissions reduction.
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52% Bias Score
Germany Advances to Women's Euro Quarterfinals
Germany defeated Denmark 2-1 in a Women's Euro match, securing their place in the quarterfinals; a record 34,165 fans attended, and Sweden also advanced after defeating Poland.
Germany Advances to Women's Euro Quarterfinals
Germany defeated Denmark 2-1 in a Women's Euro match, securing their place in the quarterfinals; a record 34,165 fans attended, and Sweden also advanced after defeating Poland.
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40% Bias Score
Eurozone Debt: A Safe Haven Amidst Global Uncertainty
Amidst global economic instability, investors are flocking to Eurozone debt, benefiting countries like Spain and Italy. Factors include US debt worries, trade tensions, and the European Central Bank's actions, causing risk premiums to fall to 2010 levels and defying political uncertainties.
Eurozone Debt: A Safe Haven Amidst Global Uncertainty
Amidst global economic instability, investors are flocking to Eurozone debt, benefiting countries like Spain and Italy. Factors include US debt worries, trade tensions, and the European Central Bank's actions, causing risk premiums to fall to 2010 levels and defying political uncertainties.
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44% Bias Score
EU Proposes Stockpiling Strategy for Crisis Preparedness
The European Commission unveiled its first-ever stockpiling strategy on Wednesday, recommending member states stockpile food, medicine, and other essentials to prepare for a range of crises, including military invasion, pandemics and natural disasters, reflecting lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic a...
EU Proposes Stockpiling Strategy for Crisis Preparedness
The European Commission unveiled its first-ever stockpiling strategy on Wednesday, recommending member states stockpile food, medicine, and other essentials to prepare for a range of crises, including military invasion, pandemics and natural disasters, reflecting lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic a...
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Orbán Celebrates Von der Leyen's Impending Confidence Vote
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán celebrated Ursula von der Leyen's upcoming confidence vote in the European Parliament due to undisclosed communications with Pfizer and broader leadership concerns, framing it as a defining moment for Europe amid existing tensions with the EU.
Orbán Celebrates Von der Leyen's Impending Confidence Vote
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán celebrated Ursula von der Leyen's upcoming confidence vote in the European Parliament due to undisclosed communications with Pfizer and broader leadership concerns, framing it as a defining moment for Europe amid existing tensions with the EU.
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40% Bias Score
EU Unveils Strategy to Enhance Health Crisis Preparedness
The EU unveiled a new Medical Countermeasures Strategy to enhance preparedness for future health threats, proposing 17 actions for improved access to resources like vaccines and PPE, addressing issues from pandemic viruses to antimicrobial resistance, while facing challenges in resource stockpiling ...
EU Unveils Strategy to Enhance Health Crisis Preparedness
The EU unveiled a new Medical Countermeasures Strategy to enhance preparedness for future health threats, proposing 17 actions for improved access to resources like vaccines and PPE, addressing issues from pandemic viruses to antimicrobial resistance, while facing challenges in resource stockpiling ...
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28% Bias Score
Apple Appeals \$586 Million EU Fine for App Store Abuses
Apple is appealing a \$586 million EU fine for alleged app store abuses under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing the Commission exceeded legal requirements and imposed confusing business terms that harm users. The EU is defending its decision.
Apple Appeals \$586 Million EU Fine for App Store Abuses
Apple is appealing a \$586 million EU fine for alleged app store abuses under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), arguing the Commission exceeded legal requirements and imposed confusing business terms that harm users. The EU is defending its decision.
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Record Crowd Sees Germany Edge Denmark in Women's Euros
Germany beat Denmark 2-1 in the Women's European Championship at Basel's St. Jakob-Park, setting a record attendance of 34,165 for a match not involving the host nation, largely due to the stadium's proximity to the German border.
Record Crowd Sees Germany Edge Denmark in Women's Euros
Germany beat Denmark 2-1 in the Women's European Championship at Basel's St. Jakob-Park, setting a record attendance of 34,165 for a match not involving the host nation, largely due to the stadium's proximity to the German border.
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44% Bias Score
EU Prioritizes Ukraine, Pledges Increased Aid and Defense Spending
EU High Representative Josep Borrell declared Ukraine the bloc's top priority during the NATO summit in The Hague, pledging continued aid, increased pressure on Russia for peace, and support for Ukraine's EU accession. The EU also plans to increase defense spending and streamline procurement to bett...
EU Prioritizes Ukraine, Pledges Increased Aid and Defense Spending
EU High Representative Josep Borrell declared Ukraine the bloc's top priority during the NATO summit in The Hague, pledging continued aid, increased pressure on Russia for peace, and support for Ukraine's EU accession. The EU also plans to increase defense spending and streamline procurement to bett...
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No-Confidence Vote Looms Over EU Commission President
The European Parliament will vote on a no-confidence motion against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on July 10th, spurred by concerns over vaccine contract transparency and broader political disagreements, potentially impacting the EU's stability.
No-Confidence Vote Looms Over EU Commission President
The European Parliament will vote on a no-confidence motion against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on July 10th, spurred by concerns over vaccine contract transparency and broader political disagreements, potentially impacting the EU's stability.
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40% Bias Score
Canada's EU Defence Pact Faces Significant Hurdles
Canada's new defence pact with the EU, signed by Prime Minister Mark Carney, faces obstacles including potential US sanctions and internal challenges in raising military spending to meet NATO targets, according to a new report by former government officials.
Canada's EU Defence Pact Faces Significant Hurdles
Canada's new defence pact with the EU, signed by Prime Minister Mark Carney, faces obstacles including potential US sanctions and internal challenges in raising military spending to meet NATO targets, according to a new report by former government officials.
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48% Bias Score
EU Parliament Updates High-Risk Countries List, Removes UAE, Commits to Russia Assessment
The European Parliament approved an updated EU list of high-risk countries for money laundering and terrorism financing, removing the UAE but committing to assess Russia's shortcomings by year-end, following a 369-264 vote, amidst concerns about geopolitical influences.
EU Parliament Updates High-Risk Countries List, Removes UAE, Commits to Russia Assessment
The European Parliament approved an updated EU list of high-risk countries for money laundering and terrorism financing, removing the UAE but committing to assess Russia's shortcomings by year-end, following a 369-264 vote, amidst concerns about geopolitical influences.
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36% Bias Score
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