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Rummenigge: New Champions League Format a Clear Improvement
Former Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge believes the new Champions League format is a significant improvement, citing increased excitement and competitiveness, particularly among top teams.
Rummenigge: New Champions League Format a Clear Improvement
Former Bayern Munich CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge believes the new Champions League format is a significant improvement, citing increased excitement and competitiveness, particularly among top teams.
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48% Bias Score


Champions League 2025-26: Players to Watch
The 2025-26 Champions League season features several players poised for breakout performances, including Franjo Ivanovic of Benfica, Kasper Hogh of Bodo/Glimt, and Christos Tzolis of Club Brugge, each bringing unique skills and potential to their respective teams.
Champions League 2025-26: Players to Watch
The 2025-26 Champions League season features several players poised for breakout performances, including Franjo Ivanovic of Benfica, Kasper Hogh of Bodo/Glimt, and Christos Tzolis of Club Brugge, each bringing unique skills and potential to their respective teams.
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20% Bias Score


Newcastle's Left-Back Dilemma: Hall's Return vs. Livramento's Form
Newcastle United faces a decision on starting Lewis Hall, recovering from injury, against FC Barcelona, despite Tino Livramento's impressive form and successful fill-in at left-back.
Newcastle's Left-Back Dilemma: Hall's Return vs. Livramento's Form
Newcastle United faces a decision on starting Lewis Hall, recovering from injury, against FC Barcelona, despite Tino Livramento's impressive form and successful fill-in at left-back.
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16% Bias Score


Denmark Prioritizes European Air Defense Systems
Denmark approved the purchase of European air defense systems, allocating 58 billion DKK to address its lack of medium-to-long-range air defense, prioritizing European alternatives over the American Patriot system for strategic, economic, and logistical reasons.
Denmark Prioritizes European Air Defense Systems
Denmark approved the purchase of European air defense systems, allocating 58 billion DKK to address its lack of medium-to-long-range air defense, prioritizing European alternatives over the American Patriot system for strategic, economic, and logistical reasons.
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12% Bias Score


Greece: Surge in ATM Withdrawals After Fee Removal
Following the August 11th elimination of ATM fees in Greece, cash withdrawals surged 36% in August 2025 compared to August 2024, reaching 496,000 transactions totaling €101.4 million.
Greece: Surge in ATM Withdrawals After Fee Removal
Following the August 11th elimination of ATM fees in Greece, cash withdrawals surged 36% in August 2025 compared to August 2024, reaching 496,000 transactions totaling €101.4 million.
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16% Bias Score


EU Report Reveals Widespread Unease Over Fair Wages
A new European Commission report, "Investing in Equity," reveals that two-thirds of EU citizens worry about receiving fair wages based on skills and experience, with concerns varying significantly across member states.
EU Report Reveals Widespread Unease Over Fair Wages
A new European Commission report, "Investing in Equity," reveals that two-thirds of EU citizens worry about receiving fair wages based on skills and experience, with concerns varying significantly across member states.
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20% Bias Score

PSV Begin Champions League Campaign Against Union SG
PSV Eindhoven, starting their third consecutive Champions League campaign, face Union Saint-Gilloise at home on September 20th, aiming for a crucial opening win to avoid repeating last year's early stumble against Juventus.

PSV Begin Champions League Campaign Against Union SG
PSV Eindhoven, starting their third consecutive Champions League campaign, face Union Saint-Gilloise at home on September 20th, aiming for a crucial opening win to avoid repeating last year's early stumble against Juventus.
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28% Bias Score

EU Postpones 2040 Climate Emission Target Decision
The European Union's decision on its 2040 climate emission target has been postponed from a ministerial vote next week to an October summit of EU leaders due to member states' unpreparedness and geopolitical considerations.

EU Postpones 2040 Climate Emission Target Decision
The European Union's decision on its 2040 climate emission target has been postponed from a ministerial vote next week to an October summit of EU leaders due to member states' unpreparedness and geopolitical considerations.
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20% Bias Score

EU's Slow Implementation of Draghi's Economic Recommendations
Despite Mario Draghi declaring a European economic crisis in September 2024, only about 11-14% of his 383 recommendations for the EU have been implemented, leading to concerns about the EU's ability to defend its interests.

EU's Slow Implementation of Draghi's Economic Recommendations
Despite Mario Draghi declaring a European economic crisis in September 2024, only about 11-14% of his 383 recommendations for the EU have been implemented, leading to concerns about the EU's ability to defend its interests.
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44% Bias Score

EU Regulatory Simplification: Addressing Complexity and Regaining Competitiveness
The European Union aims to simplify its complex regulatory framework, addressing issues like excessive complexity, national fragmentation, and a lack of integrated policy goals to regain competitiveness and credibility.

EU Regulatory Simplification: Addressing Complexity and Regaining Competitiveness
The European Union aims to simplify its complex regulatory framework, addressing issues like excessive complexity, national fragmentation, and a lack of integrated policy goals to regain competitiveness and credibility.
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16% Bias Score

EU Funds Ukraine Rail Line: A Modern Lend-Lease?
The EU has funded a 22-kilometer railway line in south-west Ukraine, connecting Chop and Uzhhorod, facilitating faster transport of goods and weapons, mirroring the US Lend-Lease program during WWII.

EU Funds Ukraine Rail Line: A Modern Lend-Lease?
The EU has funded a 22-kilometer railway line in south-west Ukraine, connecting Chop and Uzhhorod, facilitating faster transport of goods and weapons, mirroring the US Lend-Lease program during WWII.
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40% Bias Score

EU Report Highlights Unequal Pay Concerns Across Member States
A European Commission report reveals that 67% of EU citizens worry about not receiving fair pay based on their skills and experience, with significant variations across member states.

EU Report Highlights Unequal Pay Concerns Across Member States
A European Commission report reveals that 67% of EU citizens worry about not receiving fair pay based on their skills and experience, with significant variations across member states.
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24% Bias Score
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