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Donohoe Seeks Reelection as Eurogroup President Amidst Potential Spanish Challenge
The race for the Eurogroup presidency is underway, with incumbent Paschal Donohoe receiving EPP support and Spain's Carlos Cuerpo considering a challenge, creating a potential two-candidate race with the election set for July 7th.
Donohoe Seeks Reelection as Eurogroup President Amidst Potential Spanish Challenge
The race for the Eurogroup presidency is underway, with incumbent Paschal Donohoe receiving EPP support and Spain's Carlos Cuerpo considering a challenge, creating a potential two-candidate race with the election set for July 7th.
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44% Bias Score
Spain Resists NATO's Proposed 5% Defense Spending Increase
The upcoming NATO summit is expected to set a new defense spending target of 5% of GDP for member states, prompting Spain to resist due to the cost and impact on social programs; the country proposes a focus on common capabilities instead.
Spain Resists NATO's Proposed 5% Defense Spending Increase
The upcoming NATO summit is expected to set a new defense spending target of 5% of GDP for member states, prompting Spain to resist due to the cost and impact on social programs; the country proposes a focus on common capabilities instead.
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56% Bias Score
IAG Exceeds Profit Targets, Announces Major Aircraft Order
IAG, parent company of British Airways and Iberia, reported a €2.73 billion net profit in 2024, exceeding its 12%-15% operating margin target at 13.8% and announcing a supplementary dividend; the company also approved a multi-billion dollar aircraft order and a share buyback program.
IAG Exceeds Profit Targets, Announces Major Aircraft Order
IAG, parent company of British Airways and Iberia, reported a €2.73 billion net profit in 2024, exceeding its 12%-15% operating margin target at 13.8% and announcing a supplementary dividend; the company also approved a multi-billion dollar aircraft order and a share buyback program.
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48% Bias Score
EU Delays Further Sanctions on Apple and Meta for DMA Violations
The European Commission will not immediately impose further sanctions on Apple and Meta for breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA) despite a June 26th deadline; instead, they will conduct an analysis and discuss findings with the companies.
EU Delays Further Sanctions on Apple and Meta for DMA Violations
The European Commission will not immediately impose further sanctions on Apple and Meta for breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA) despite a June 26th deadline; instead, they will conduct an analysis and discuss findings with the companies.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Hypermarkets Face Regulatory Hurdles, Slow Growth
Anged, representing major Spanish retailers, reports that bureaucratic hurdles, including lengthy licensing processes and taxes, impede hypermarket growth despite their 14% share of the market, contrasting with the unrestricted growth of smaller stores; a new report projects slow growth in the secto...
Spanish Hypermarkets Face Regulatory Hurdles, Slow Growth
Anged, representing major Spanish retailers, reports that bureaucratic hurdles, including lengthy licensing processes and taxes, impede hypermarket growth despite their 14% share of the market, contrasting with the unrestricted growth of smaller stores; a new report projects slow growth in the secto...
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44% Bias Score
EU Launches Water Resilience Strategy Amidst Funding Gap and Pollution Concerns
The European Commission launched a Water Resilience Strategy to improve water quality and access, allocating more funds and tackling pollution, particularly PFAS, while facing criticism for lacking binding targets and slow implementation of existing legislation. Only 37% of surface waters have a goo...
EU Launches Water Resilience Strategy Amidst Funding Gap and Pollution Concerns
The European Commission launched a Water Resilience Strategy to improve water quality and access, allocating more funds and tackling pollution, particularly PFAS, while facing criticism for lacking binding targets and slow implementation of existing legislation. Only 37% of surface waters have a goo...
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36% Bias Score
Fake EU carbon dioxide ban on drinks debunked
A fake online screenshot falsely claims the EU will ban CO2 in drinks from 2027, imposing €50,000 per litre fines; however, the European Commission denies this, stating their "Fit for 55" program has no such proposal.
Fake EU carbon dioxide ban on drinks debunked
A fake online screenshot falsely claims the EU will ban CO2 in drinks from 2027, imposing €50,000 per litre fines; however, the European Commission denies this, stating their "Fit for 55" program has no such proposal.
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4% Bias Score
EU Parliament Mandates Microchipping for All Cats and Dogs
The European Parliament voted to mandate microchipping for all EU cats and dogs, aiming to combat fraud, improve animal welfare, and set minimum breeding standards, impacting 127 million cats and 104 million dogs across the EU.
EU Parliament Mandates Microchipping for All Cats and Dogs
The European Parliament voted to mandate microchipping for all EU cats and dogs, aiming to combat fraud, improve animal welfare, and set minimum breeding standards, impacting 127 million cats and 104 million dogs across the EU.
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40% Bias Score
EU Parliament Launches Investigation into Commission's NGO Funding
The European Parliament established a six-month working group to investigate the European Commission's funding of NGOs, following accusations of undisclosed payments totaling up to €700,000 to promote climate policies. The decision, supported by a right-wing coalition, overruled objections from a pr...
EU Parliament Launches Investigation into Commission's NGO Funding
The European Parliament established a six-month working group to investigate the European Commission's funding of NGOs, following accusations of undisclosed payments totaling up to €700,000 to promote climate policies. The decision, supported by a right-wing coalition, overruled objections from a pr...
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44% Bias Score
England U21s Lose to Germany Despite Second-Half Fight
England's under-21 football team suffered a 2-1 defeat to Germany in their final group stage match of the European Under-21 Championship, conceding two goals in the opening 33 minutes before staging a second-half comeback; they will now play Spain in the quarter-finals.
England U21s Lose to Germany Despite Second-Half Fight
England's under-21 football team suffered a 2-1 defeat to Germany in their final group stage match of the European Under-21 Championship, conceding two goals in the opening 33 minutes before staging a second-half comeback; they will now play Spain in the quarter-finals.
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8% Bias Score
2025-26 Scottish Premiership Fixtures Released
The 2025-26 Scottish Premiership fixtures are released on June 20th, with the season kicking off on August 2nd/3rd; five teams have new managers; Falkirk and Livingston return to the top flight; and fixtures are subject to change due to television.
2025-26 Scottish Premiership Fixtures Released
The 2025-26 Scottish Premiership fixtures are released on June 20th, with the season kicking off on August 2nd/3rd; five teams have new managers; Falkirk and Livingston return to the top flight; and fixtures are subject to change due to television.
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40% Bias Score
EU Unveils Plan to Boost Defense Production, Facing Legal Hurdles
The European Commission unveiled a plan to accelerate European defense production by 2030, aiming to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and increase funding by €800 billion over four years, facing potential legal challenges from environmental groups.
EU Unveils Plan to Boost Defense Production, Facing Legal Hurdles
The European Commission unveiled a plan to accelerate European defense production by 2030, aiming to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and increase funding by €800 billion over four years, facing potential legal challenges from environmental groups.
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40% Bias Score
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