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Green Party's Internal Challenges During Germany's Traffic Light Coalition
A Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung study analyzing the Green Party's internal operations during Germany's traffic light coalition, based on interviews with 32 party members, reveals challenges in role clarity, internal coordination, and decision-making processes, particularly concerning Vice Chancellor Robert...
Green Party's Internal Challenges During Germany's Traffic Light Coalition
A Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung study analyzing the Green Party's internal operations during Germany's traffic light coalition, based on interviews with 32 party members, reveals challenges in role clarity, internal coordination, and decision-making processes, particularly concerning Vice Chancellor Robert...
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40% Bias Score
EU Recovery Fund: Germany's Indirect Gains Exceed Direct Allocations
The EU Recovery Fund, while directly aiding Italy and Spain most, indirectly benefits Germany most (€43 billion over 10 years), due to spillover effects within the EU's single market, highlighting the interconnectedness of the EU economy.
EU Recovery Fund: Germany's Indirect Gains Exceed Direct Allocations
The EU Recovery Fund, while directly aiding Italy and Spain most, indirectly benefits Germany most (€43 billion over 10 years), due to spillover effects within the EU's single market, highlighting the interconnectedness of the EU economy.
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36% Bias Score
France Targets Shein and Temu in Sweeping Fast Fashion Regulation
The French Senate passed a bill regulating fast fashion, mainly targeting Shein and Temu with an eco-score system and potential taxes up to €10 per item by 2030, also banning their advertising, while facing criticism for its limited scope and potential protectionist aspects.
France Targets Shein and Temu in Sweeping Fast Fashion Regulation
The French Senate passed a bill regulating fast fashion, mainly targeting Shein and Temu with an eco-score system and potential taxes up to €10 per item by 2030, also banning their advertising, while facing criticism for its limited scope and potential protectionist aspects.
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40% Bias Score
France Considers Social Media Restrictions to Protect Minors
France is considering restricting access to social media platforms like Bluesky, Mastodon, and Reddit for minors to prevent exposure to pornography and radicalization, potentially fining, delisted from search engines, or blocking non-compliant platforms. This follows a teacher's murder and comes as ...
France Considers Social Media Restrictions to Protect Minors
France is considering restricting access to social media platforms like Bluesky, Mastodon, and Reddit for minors to prevent exposure to pornography and radicalization, potentially fining, delisted from search engines, or blocking non-compliant platforms. This follows a teacher's murder and comes as ...
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44% Bias Score
EU to Borrow €150 Billion for Defense Industry Boost
The EU plans to borrow €150 billion for its new Security Action for Europe (SAFE) initiative, part of the Readiness 2030 plan to mobilize €800 billion for defense by 2030, to address shortcomings in the EU's defense industrial base exposed by the war in Ukraine, boosting production and procurement o...
EU to Borrow €150 Billion for Defense Industry Boost
The EU plans to borrow €150 billion for its new Security Action for Europe (SAFE) initiative, part of the Readiness 2030 plan to mobilize €800 billion for defense by 2030, to address shortcomings in the EU's defense industrial base exposed by the war in Ukraine, boosting production and procurement o...
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32% Bias Score
Record Warm May 2025 Exacerbates European Drought
May 2025 was the second warmest May on record globally, following the record-breaking May 2024, causing unusual drought in Northwest Europe with below-average rainfall across much of Northern and Central Europe, impacting agriculture and the economy.
Record Warm May 2025 Exacerbates European Drought
May 2025 was the second warmest May on record globally, following the record-breaking May 2024, causing unusual drought in Northwest Europe with below-average rainfall across much of Northern and Central Europe, impacting agriculture and the economy.
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44% Bias Score
EU Challenges Spain's Amnesty Law as Self-Serving
The European Commission challenges Spain's amnesty law, deeming it a self-amnesty due to its rushed passage, lack of public consultation, and reliance on votes from beneficiaries, contradicting the Spanish government's claim of general interest.
EU Challenges Spain's Amnesty Law as Self-Serving
The European Commission challenges Spain's amnesty law, deeming it a self-amnesty due to its rushed passage, lack of public consultation, and reliance on votes from beneficiaries, contradicting the Spanish government's claim of general interest.
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52% Bias Score
CPAC Hungary 2025: Rise of Right-Wing Populism in Europe
The CPAC Hungary 2025 conference in Budapest saw high attendance from leading European right-wing populists, expressing discontent with the EU and promoting a 'new era of patriots' under Viktor Orban's leadership, raising concerns about his growing influence and network.
CPAC Hungary 2025: Rise of Right-Wing Populism in Europe
The CPAC Hungary 2025 conference in Budapest saw high attendance from leading European right-wing populists, expressing discontent with the EU and promoting a 'new era of patriots' under Viktor Orban's leadership, raising concerns about his growing influence and network.
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52% Bias Score
EU Rejects Spain's "Amnesty Law," Catalan Language Bid
The European Commission rejected Spain's "amnesty law" for Catalonia, and its efforts to make Catalan an official EU language failed due to opposition from at least seven countries, including Germany and Italy; the EU also criticized Spain's interference in the BBVA-Sabadell merger.
EU Rejects Spain's "Amnesty Law," Catalan Language Bid
The European Commission rejected Spain's "amnesty law" for Catalonia, and its efforts to make Catalan an official EU language failed due to opposition from at least seven countries, including Germany and Italy; the EU also criticized Spain's interference in the BBVA-Sabadell merger.
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60% Bias Score
France to Ban Social Media for Under-15s
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France will ban social media for children under 15 within months, unless a similar EU-wide agreement is reached first, following the fatal stabbing of a teacher by a 14-year-old student.
France to Ban Social Media for Under-15s
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France will ban social media for children under 15 within months, unless a similar EU-wide agreement is reached first, following the fatal stabbing of a teacher by a 14-year-old student.
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48% Bias Score
Gibraltar-EU Agreement Finalized After Years of Negotiations
UK and Spanish foreign ministers met in Brussels with EU officials and Gibraltar's Chief Minister to finalize a post-Brexit agreement addressing Gibraltar's tax regime and Schengen border controls at its airport, resolving the last outstanding issue from Brexit after nearly three and a half years of...
Gibraltar-EU Agreement Finalized After Years of Negotiations
UK and Spanish foreign ministers met in Brussels with EU officials and Gibraltar's Chief Minister to finalize a post-Brexit agreement addressing Gibraltar's tax regime and Schengen border controls at its airport, resolving the last outstanding issue from Brexit after nearly three and a half years of...
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44% Bias Score
EU Sanctions Spain and France for Rejecting Foreign IBANs
Spain and France face EU sanctions for rejecting foreign IBANs, impacting neobanks and digital nomads; a new Spanish law aims to address the issue, but inconsistencies remain.
EU Sanctions Spain and France for Rejecting Foreign IBANs
Spain and France face EU sanctions for rejecting foreign IBANs, impacting neobanks and digital nomads; a new Spanish law aims to address the issue, but inconsistencies remain.
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60% Bias Score
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