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China Creates 'Green Channel' for EU Rare Earth Exports
China created a fast-track system for EU rare earth exports in response to recent export license requirements, aiming to ease industry concerns while also negotiating on brandy and electric vehicle trade.
China Creates 'Green Channel' for EU Rare Earth Exports
China created a fast-track system for EU rare earth exports in response to recent export license requirements, aiming to ease industry concerns while also negotiating on brandy and electric vehicle trade.
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36% Bias Score


EU Commission Denies Secret Contracts with Environmental NGOs
The European Commission denied German media reports alleging secret contracts with environmental NGOs totaling €700,000, stating that funding is transparent and NGOs remain autonomous; however, past funding practices have been criticized for opacity and potential undue influence.
EU Commission Denies Secret Contracts with Environmental NGOs
The European Commission denied German media reports alleging secret contracts with environmental NGOs totaling €700,000, stating that funding is transparent and NGOs remain autonomous; however, past funding practices have been criticized for opacity and potential undue influence.
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40% Bias Score


Peloponnese Region Launches €17.5 Million SME Investment Program
The Peloponnese Region launched a €17.5 million program (public expenditure) to fund existing SMEs' high-budget investment projects until July 23, 2025, boosting entrepreneurship and employment in the region.
Peloponnese Region Launches €17.5 Million SME Investment Program
The Peloponnese Region launched a €17.5 million program (public expenditure) to fund existing SMEs' high-budget investment projects until July 23, 2025, boosting entrepreneurship and employment in the region.
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36% Bias Score


EU Airports Push to End 100ml Liquid Limit on Carry-On Bags
EU airports are pressing the European Commission to end the 100ml liquid limit for carry-on baggage, arguing it causes delays, increases costs, and puts them at a competitive disadvantage compared to the U.K., which recently lifted a similar restriction. Advanced C3 scanners, capable of handling lar...
EU Airports Push to End 100ml Liquid Limit on Carry-On Bags
EU airports are pressing the European Commission to end the 100ml liquid limit for carry-on baggage, arguing it causes delays, increases costs, and puts them at a competitive disadvantage compared to the U.K., which recently lifted a similar restriction. Advanced C3 scanners, capable of handling lar...
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48% Bias Score


EU Commission Denies Secret Contracts with Environmental NGOs
The European Commission denies German media reports alleging secret contracts with environmental NGOs, totaling up to €700,000, to promote EU climate policy; while acknowledging past issues with transparency in EU funding and planning further measures to improve safeguards.
EU Commission Denies Secret Contracts with Environmental NGOs
The European Commission denies German media reports alleging secret contracts with environmental NGOs, totaling up to €700,000, to promote EU climate policy; while acknowledging past issues with transparency in EU funding and planning further measures to improve safeguards.
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52% Bias Score


Orbán Consolidates Right-Wing Alliance to Counter EU Sanctions
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, at CPAC Budapest, praised Donald Trump and consolidated a Central European coalition of right-wing leaders to counter EU sanctions amidst domestic challenges and declining popularity.
Orbán Consolidates Right-Wing Alliance to Counter EU Sanctions
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, at CPAC Budapest, praised Donald Trump and consolidated a Central European coalition of right-wing leaders to counter EU sanctions amidst domestic challenges and declining popularity.
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52% Bias Score

EU Navigates Tariffs, Polish Politics, and Language Disputes
The EU is calmly addressing Trump's tariffs, while Poland's rightward shift and the postponement of a proposal to make Catalan, Basque, and Galician official EU languages due to legal, financial, and political concerns create further complexities for the Union.

EU Navigates Tariffs, Polish Politics, and Language Disputes
The EU is calmly addressing Trump's tariffs, while Poland's rightward shift and the postponement of a proposal to make Catalan, Basque, and Galician official EU languages due to legal, financial, and political concerns create further complexities for the Union.
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40% Bias Score

Albania's Justice Reform Drives EU Accession Bid
Albanian Foreign Minister Igli Hasani highlights judicial reform as the cornerstone of the country's EU accession, fostering hope, investment, and a unique mechanism for judges and prosecutors, while aiming for full EU membership by 2030 amid broad public and political support.

Albania's Justice Reform Drives EU Accession Bid
Albanian Foreign Minister Igli Hasani highlights judicial reform as the cornerstone of the country's EU accession, fostering hope, investment, and a unique mechanism for judges and prosecutors, while aiming for full EU membership by 2030 amid broad public and political support.
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44% Bias Score

EU Responds to Trump Tariffs, Polish Elections, and Regional Language Debate
This Euronews debate features Business Europe's vice director-general, a Socialist MEP, and Weber Shandwick's Belgium director discussing the impact of Trump's tariffs, the post-election situation in Poland, and the EU's rejection of Spain's proposal to increase regional languages. Experts warn of n...

EU Responds to Trump Tariffs, Polish Elections, and Regional Language Debate
This Euronews debate features Business Europe's vice director-general, a Socialist MEP, and Weber Shandwick's Belgium director discussing the impact of Trump's tariffs, the post-election situation in Poland, and the EU's rejection of Spain's proposal to increase regional languages. Experts warn of n...
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44% Bias Score

Italian Referendum: PD Member's Selective Vote Highlights Internal Divisions
Italian PD member Pina Picierno selectively voted in a referendum, supporting two proposals on citizenship and workplace safety while abstaining on three others, highlighting internal party divisions and the broader political implications of the vote.

Italian Referendum: PD Member's Selective Vote Highlights Internal Divisions
Italian PD member Pina Picierno selectively voted in a referendum, supporting two proposals on citizenship and workplace safety while abstaining on three others, highlighting internal party divisions and the broader political implications of the vote.
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48% Bias Score

Greece's Q1 GDP Growth at 2.2%, but Investment Decline Raises Concerns
Greece's Q1 2025 GDP grew by 2.2%, exceeding the Eurozone and EU rates, but a 3.2% investment decline raises concerns about the 8.4% annual target; consumption fueled growth, while exports and investments fell short of expectations.

Greece's Q1 GDP Growth at 2.2%, but Investment Decline Raises Concerns
Greece's Q1 2025 GDP grew by 2.2%, exceeding the Eurozone and EU rates, but a 3.2% investment decline raises concerns about the 8.4% annual target; consumption fueled growth, while exports and investments fell short of expectations.
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48% Bias Score

The Great Reset": Plan to Dismantle or Reform the EU Gains Far-Right Backing
Two conservative think tanks, Ordo Iuris and Mathias Corvinus Collegium, have proposed a plan ("The Great Reset") to either drastically reform or dissolve the European Union, which is backed by Spain's Vox party and other similar parties in other EU countries.

The Great Reset": Plan to Dismantle or Reform the EU Gains Far-Right Backing
Two conservative think tanks, Ordo Iuris and Mathias Corvinus Collegium, have proposed a plan ("The Great Reset") to either drastically reform or dissolve the European Union, which is backed by Spain's Vox party and other similar parties in other EU countries.
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64% Bias Score
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