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EU Court Rules Malta's "Golden Passport" Scheme Illegal
The EU's highest court declared Malta's "golden passport" scheme, allowing citizenship purchases for up to €690,000, illegal on Tuesday, deeming it incompatible with the fundamental concept of EU citizenship due to its lack of residency requirements and violation of Malta's duty of sincere cooperati...
EU Court Rules Malta's "Golden Passport" Scheme Illegal
The EU's highest court declared Malta's "golden passport" scheme, allowing citizenship purchases for up to €690,000, illegal on Tuesday, deeming it incompatible with the fundamental concept of EU citizenship due to its lack of residency requirements and violation of Malta's duty of sincere cooperati...
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44% Bias Score
High PFAS Levels Found in Recent European Wines
A study by Pesticide Action Network Europe reveals alarmingly high levels of the PFAS chemical trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) in European wines produced after 2010, averaging 121 micrograms per liter, compared to none before 1988; organic wines showed lower contamination.
High PFAS Levels Found in Recent European Wines
A study by Pesticide Action Network Europe reveals alarmingly high levels of the PFAS chemical trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) in European wines produced after 2010, averaging 121 micrograms per liter, compared to none before 1988; organic wines showed lower contamination.
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40% Bias Score
Paris Basketball's EuroLeague Success: A Unique Model and Future Challenges
Paris Basketball's remarkable rise in the EuroLeague, fueled by a unique player and coaching acquisition strategy from Bonn in 2023 and an entertaining playing style, highlights France's basketball development prowess and poses long-term challenges for maintaining success in a major European market.
Paris Basketball's EuroLeague Success: A Unique Model and Future Challenges
Paris Basketball's remarkable rise in the EuroLeague, fueled by a unique player and coaching acquisition strategy from Bonn in 2023 and an entertaining playing style, highlights France's basketball development prowess and poses long-term challenges for maintaining success in a major European market.
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44% Bias Score
EU Migrant Crossings Drop 31% in Q1 2025
Frontex reported a 31% decrease in illegal migrant crossings into the EU during the first quarter of 2025, totaling nearly 33,600, with the Western Balkans route seeing the steepest decline (-64%) due to increased border controls, harsh weather, and awareness of human rights abuses.
EU Migrant Crossings Drop 31% in Q1 2025
Frontex reported a 31% decrease in illegal migrant crossings into the EU during the first quarter of 2025, totaling nearly 33,600, with the Western Balkans route seeing the steepest decline (-64%) due to increased border controls, harsh weather, and awareness of human rights abuses.
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Armenia Prioritizes Balanced Foreign Policy Amidst Strained Russia Ties
In Tallinn, Armenian PM Pashinyan stated Armenia seeks balanced relations with all partners, including deepening EU ties and prioritizing mutual interests with Russia, despite recent tensions stemming from the 2022 Azerbaijani incursion and Armenia's reduced participation in the CSTO.
Armenia Prioritizes Balanced Foreign Policy Amidst Strained Russia Ties
In Tallinn, Armenian PM Pashinyan stated Armenia seeks balanced relations with all partners, including deepening EU ties and prioritizing mutual interests with Russia, despite recent tensions stemming from the 2022 Azerbaijani incursion and Armenia's reduced participation in the CSTO.
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36% Bias Score
U.S. Funding Cuts Fuel Scientific Brain Drain to China and EU
Following U.S. government funding cuts and subsequent layoffs at agencies like the CDC and NIH, China and the EU are aggressively recruiting displaced American scientists, offering attractive relocation packages and research opportunities, creating a potential long-term strategic disadvantage for th...
U.S. Funding Cuts Fuel Scientific Brain Drain to China and EU
Following U.S. government funding cuts and subsequent layoffs at agencies like the CDC and NIH, China and the EU are aggressively recruiting displaced American scientists, offering attractive relocation packages and research opportunities, creating a potential long-term strategic disadvantage for th...
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56% Bias Score
EPP Rejects Extremist Alliances, Warns of Authoritarian Rise in Europe
At the European People's Party (EPP) Congress in Valencia, President Manfred Weber warned against the rising authoritarian wave in Europe, rejecting alliances with extremist parties like the AfD and Marine Le Pen's party, while remaining open to collaboration with centrist-right parties such as Frat...
EPP Rejects Extremist Alliances, Warns of Authoritarian Rise in Europe
At the European People's Party (EPP) Congress in Valencia, President Manfred Weber warned against the rising authoritarian wave in Europe, rejecting alliances with extremist parties like the AfD and Marine Le Pen's party, while remaining open to collaboration with centrist-right parties such as Frat...
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40% Bias Score
German Populist Rallies Spark Clashes Amidst Rising Far-Right Sentiment
On Saturday, Germany witnessed widespread protests by the "Together for Germany" alliance demanding tighter border controls and cessation of Ukraine support, leading to clashes with counter-protesters and arrests; the largest gathering was in Weimar, Thuringia, with 1100 protesters and 850 counter-p...
German Populist Rallies Spark Clashes Amidst Rising Far-Right Sentiment
On Saturday, Germany witnessed widespread protests by the "Together for Germany" alliance demanding tighter border controls and cessation of Ukraine support, leading to clashes with counter-protesters and arrests; the largest gathering was in Weimar, Thuringia, with 1100 protesters and 850 counter-p...
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48% Bias Score
EU Illegal Crossings Drop 31% in Q1 2025
Frontex reported a 31% decrease in illegal crossings into the EU during the first quarter of 2025, totaling almost 33,600 attempts. The Western Balkans route saw the sharpest decline (-64%), while the Eastern Mediterranean remained the busiest route (9,267 attempts). Contributing factors include inc...
EU Illegal Crossings Drop 31% in Q1 2025
Frontex reported a 31% decrease in illegal crossings into the EU during the first quarter of 2025, totaling almost 33,600 attempts. The Western Balkans route saw the sharpest decline (-64%), while the Eastern Mediterranean remained the busiest route (9,267 attempts). Contributing factors include inc...
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40% Bias Score
EPP Leader Rejects Far-Right Alliances, Highlights Populist Threat
Manfred Weber, leader of the European People's Party (EPP), declared populists and extremists as the EPP's main rivals, rejecting alliances with far-right groups like the AfD and Marine Le Pen while remaining open to cooperation with other center-right parties. He emphasized the EPP's commitment to ...
EPP Leader Rejects Far-Right Alliances, Highlights Populist Threat
Manfred Weber, leader of the European People's Party (EPP), declared populists and extremists as the EPP's main rivals, rejecting alliances with far-right groups like the AfD and Marine Le Pen while remaining open to cooperation with other center-right parties. He emphasized the EPP's commitment to ...
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52% Bias Score
Iran Proposes Meeting with European Powers Amid Nuclear Talks
Iran proposed a meeting with European parties to the 2015 nuclear deal this Friday in Rome, possibly before further US talks, according to four diplomats cited by Reuters, but European response is pending.
Iran Proposes Meeting with European Powers Amid Nuclear Talks
Iran proposed a meeting with European parties to the 2015 nuclear deal this Friday in Rome, possibly before further US talks, according to four diplomats cited by Reuters, but European response is pending.
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EDPS Officials' Frequent Trips Home Raise EU Funding Concerns
An analysis of the European Data Protection Supervisor's (EDPS) travel expenses from 2017-2023 revealed that top officials frequently visited their home countries, prompting concerns about potential misuse of funds and calls for increased transparency and accountability. The EDPS defended the practi...
EDPS Officials' Frequent Trips Home Raise EU Funding Concerns
An analysis of the European Data Protection Supervisor's (EDPS) travel expenses from 2017-2023 revealed that top officials frequently visited their home countries, prompting concerns about potential misuse of funds and calls for increased transparency and accountability. The EDPS defended the practi...
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52% Bias Score
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