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Motion of Censure Against European Commission to be Voted on Next Week
A motion of censure against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority vote in the European Parliament, will be debated next Monday and voted on next Thursday, potentially removing President Ursula von der Leyen and the Commission.
Motion of Censure Against European Commission to be Voted on Next Week
A motion of censure against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority vote in the European Parliament, will be debated next Monday and voted on next Thursday, potentially removing President Ursula von der Leyen and the Commission.
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28% Bias Score
Moldova Seeks Accelerated EU Membership Despite Russian Pressure
Moldova's President Maia Sandu is pushing for accelerated EU accession, potentially outpacing Ukraine, despite Russian interference and economic challenges; the EU is cautious but a €1.9 billion growth plan is in place.
Moldova Seeks Accelerated EU Membership Despite Russian Pressure
Moldova's President Maia Sandu is pushing for accelerated EU accession, potentially outpacing Ukraine, despite Russian interference and economic challenges; the EU is cautious but a €1.9 billion growth plan is in place.
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44% Bias Score
Denmark's Green Farming Ambitions Face EU Headwinds
Denmark's incoming EU presidency will prioritize climate-friendly agriculture, leveraging its recent domestic success with a novel emissions tax. However, this faces challenges due to ongoing farmer protests and a shift towards deregulation within the EU.
Denmark's Green Farming Ambitions Face EU Headwinds
Denmark's incoming EU presidency will prioritize climate-friendly agriculture, leveraging its recent domestic success with a novel emissions tax. However, this faces challenges due to ongoing farmer protests and a shift towards deregulation within the EU.
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52% Bias Score
Motion of Censure Against European Commission Faces Parliament Vote
The European Parliament will vote next week on a motion of censure against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority to pass; this follows nine previous unsuccessful attempts, with only one Commission resigning before a formal vote due to corruption accusations in 1999.
Motion of Censure Against European Commission Faces Parliament Vote
The European Parliament will vote next week on a motion of censure against the European Commission, requiring a two-thirds majority to pass; this follows nine previous unsuccessful attempts, with only one Commission resigning before a formal vote due to corruption accusations in 1999.
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36% Bias Score
Ryanair Cancels 170 Flights Due to French Air Traffic Control Strikes
Ryanair canceled 170 flights due to French air traffic control strikes, affecting over 30,000 passengers, primarily British holidaymakers, with 15 flights to and from London Stansted airport canceled; CEO Michael O'Leary called for EU action to reform ATC services.
Ryanair Cancels 170 Flights Due to French Air Traffic Control Strikes
Ryanair canceled 170 flights due to French air traffic control strikes, affecting over 30,000 passengers, primarily British holidaymakers, with 15 flights to and from London Stansted airport canceled; CEO Michael O'Leary called for EU action to reform ATC services.
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52% Bias Score
FC St. Pauli Starts Pre-Season with Relegation Avoidance as Top Priority
FC St. Pauli, a Bundesliga club, started its pre-season training with cautious optimism, aiming to avoid relegation for a second consecutive season. The club added six players but lost eight. The early season includes matches against Borussia Dortmund and rivals Hamburger SV.
FC St. Pauli Starts Pre-Season with Relegation Avoidance as Top Priority
FC St. Pauli, a Bundesliga club, started its pre-season training with cautious optimism, aiming to avoid relegation for a second consecutive season. The club added six players but lost eight. The early season includes matches against Borussia Dortmund and rivals Hamburger SV.
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44% Bias Score
EU Proposes 90% Emissions Reduction by 2040, Sparking Debate on Carbon Credits
The European Commission proposed a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 for EU member states, compared to 1990 levels, sparking debate about a controversial clause allowing the purchase of international carbon credits to offset up to 3% of 1990 emissions.
EU Proposes 90% Emissions Reduction by 2040, Sparking Debate on Carbon Credits
The European Commission proposed a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2040 for EU member states, compared to 1990 levels, sparking debate about a controversial clause allowing the purchase of international carbon credits to offset up to 3% of 1990 emissions.
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44% Bias Score
Moldova Accelerates EU Accession Bid Amidst Russian Pressure
Moldova is pushing for expedited EU membership, showcasing progress despite Russian hybrid warfare, while the EU offers a €1.9 billion development plan but maintains a cautious approach to enlargement.
Moldova Accelerates EU Accession Bid Amidst Russian Pressure
Moldova is pushing for expedited EU membership, showcasing progress despite Russian hybrid warfare, while the EU offers a €1.9 billion development plan but maintains a cautious approach to enlargement.
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36% Bias Score
No-Confidence Vote Against Von der Leyen Unlikely to Succeed
The European Parliament will vote next Thursday on a no-confidence motion against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, filed by far-right and non-affiliated MEPs; the motion is highly unlikely to pass due to lack of support, representing the ninth attempt to oust a Commission presiden...
No-Confidence Vote Against Von der Leyen Unlikely to Succeed
The European Parliament will vote next Thursday on a no-confidence motion against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, filed by far-right and non-affiliated MEPs; the motion is highly unlikely to pass due to lack of support, representing the ninth attempt to oust a Commission presiden...
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36% Bias Score
EU Delays Most Corporate ESG Reporting Until 2026/2027
The EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) mandates ESG reporting for many companies, causing cost concerns. A two-year delay was implemented in April 2024, affecting most except the largest firms (listed and over 500 FTEs). Large companies expect higher costs (€250,000+) and time ...
EU Delays Most Corporate ESG Reporting Until 2026/2027
The EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) mandates ESG reporting for many companies, causing cost concerns. A two-year delay was implemented in April 2024, affecting most except the largest firms (listed and over 500 FTEs). Large companies expect higher costs (€250,000+) and time ...
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44% Bias Score
EU Cloud Regulations Spark Concerns Over Non-European Provider Restrictions
European tech companies voice concerns over new EU cloud regulations potentially restricting non-European providers, highlighting a gap in European cloud capacity and emphasizing the need for balanced guidelines promoting both sovereignty and competition.
EU Cloud Regulations Spark Concerns Over Non-European Provider Restrictions
European tech companies voice concerns over new EU cloud regulations potentially restricting non-European providers, highlighting a gap in European cloud capacity and emphasizing the need for balanced guidelines promoting both sovereignty and competition.
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48% Bias Score
Record-Breaking European Heatwave Driven by Mediterranean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking heatwave in Europe, driven by a Mediterranean marine heatwave and a heat dome, is causing temperatures to soar above 46°C in Spain and Portugal, leading to wildfires and health concerns across the continent.
Record-Breaking European Heatwave Driven by Mediterranean Marine Heatwave
A record-breaking heatwave in Europe, driven by a Mediterranean marine heatwave and a heat dome, is causing temperatures to soar above 46°C in Spain and Portugal, leading to wildfires and health concerns across the continent.
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16% Bias Score
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