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EU Parliament Removes Criticism of Elon Musk from Rule of Law Report
The European Parliament's legal affairs committee voted to remove a mention of Elon Musk from a report criticizing foreign interference in member states' affairs, with support from the EPP and far-right parties, raising concerns about the EU's commitment to combating disinformation.
EU Parliament Removes Criticism of Elon Musk from Rule of Law Report
The European Parliament's legal affairs committee voted to remove a mention of Elon Musk from a report criticizing foreign interference in member states' affairs, with support from the EPP and far-right parties, raising concerns about the EU's commitment to combating disinformation.
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48% Bias Score


AfD's Rise Exacerbates German Societal Divisions
The rise of right-wing populism in Germany, particularly the AfD, is increasing societal divisions, as evidenced by studies linking AfD regional strength to heightened prejudice against minorities. This polarization hinders political compromise and threatens social cohesion, while the focus on migra...
AfD's Rise Exacerbates German Societal Divisions
The rise of right-wing populism in Germany, particularly the AfD, is increasing societal divisions, as evidenced by studies linking AfD regional strength to heightened prejudice against minorities. This polarization hinders political compromise and threatens social cohesion, while the focus on migra...
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36% Bias Score


Vox's Solidaridad Union: Limited Impact After Four Years
Spain's Vox party created the Solidaridad union in 2020 to attract working-class voters; however, with only 15,000 members, it has failed to significantly impact the Spanish labor movement compared to major unions like CCOO and UGT, unlike other European far-right parties that engage directly with e...
Vox's Solidaridad Union: Limited Impact After Four Years
Spain's Vox party created the Solidaridad union in 2020 to attract working-class voters; however, with only 15,000 members, it has failed to significantly impact the Spanish labor movement compared to major unions like CCOO and UGT, unlike other European far-right parties that engage directly with e...
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48% Bias Score


Romanian Court Upholds Ban on Far-Right Presidential Candidate
Romania's Constitutional Court definitively barred far-right presidential candidate Calin Georgescu from the May election rerun, upholding an earlier decision due to his involvement in a Russian-backed TikTok campaign that led to the annulment of the November 2024 election.
Romanian Court Upholds Ban on Far-Right Presidential Candidate
Romania's Constitutional Court definitively barred far-right presidential candidate Calin Georgescu from the May election rerun, upholding an earlier decision due to his involvement in a Russian-backed TikTok campaign that led to the annulment of the November 2024 election.
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40% Bias Score


Rise of Far-Right Parties in Europe Fuels Concerns Among European Jewish Communities
Israel's normalization of relations with several far-right European parties, following the rise of Germany's AfD and the October 7th massacre, has caused significant concern among European Jewish communities due to increased antisemitism and a perceived lack of understanding from the Israeli governm...
Rise of Far-Right Parties in Europe Fuels Concerns Among European Jewish Communities
Israel's normalization of relations with several far-right European parties, following the rise of Germany's AfD and the October 7th massacre, has caused significant concern among European Jewish communities due to increased antisemitism and a perceived lack of understanding from the Israeli governm...
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52% Bias Score


Westminster's Embrace of Far-Right Foreign Governments
Westminster's history of welcoming far-right foreign governments, from Mussolini to Trump, is driven by pragmatic foreign policy, disillusionment with liberal democracy, and admiration for strong leadership, despite the moral and strategic risks involved.
Westminster's Embrace of Far-Right Foreign Governments
Westminster's history of welcoming far-right foreign governments, from Mussolini to Trump, is driven by pragmatic foreign policy, disillusionment with liberal democracy, and admiration for strong leadership, despite the moral and strategic risks involved.
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68% Bias Score

Romania Bars Second Far-Right Candidate from Presidential Race
Romania's electoral commission excluded far-right presidential candidate Diana Sosoaca due to past violations of democratic values, following a similar disqualification of leading contender Calin Georgescu, amidst concerns about foreign interference and rising extremism.

Romania Bars Second Far-Right Candidate from Presidential Race
Romania's electoral commission excluded far-right presidential candidate Diana Sosoaca due to past violations of democratic values, following a similar disqualification of leading contender Calin Georgescu, amidst concerns about foreign interference and rising extremism.
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48% Bias Score

Israel's Antisemitism Conference Includes Far-Right European Parties
Israel is hosting an antisemitism conference featuring far-right European politicians, marking a policy shift driven by Minister Chikli's belief in a shared fight against Muslim influence, despite criticism from Jewish groups and the absence of far-right figures from Austria and Germany.

Israel's Antisemitism Conference Includes Far-Right European Parties
Israel is hosting an antisemitism conference featuring far-right European politicians, marking a policy shift driven by Minister Chikli's belief in a shared fight against Muslim influence, despite criticism from Jewish groups and the absence of far-right figures from Austria and Germany.
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60% Bias Score

Vox Threatens Extremadura Government Over LGTBI Law Repeal
In Extremadura, Spain, the far-right Vox party threatens to block the regional government's measures unless the ruling Popular Party (PP) approves Vox's proposal to repeal the 2015 LGTBI Law, highlighting the fragile governing coalition and raising concerns about LGTBI rights.

Vox Threatens Extremadura Government Over LGTBI Law Repeal
In Extremadura, Spain, the far-right Vox party threatens to block the regional government's measures unless the ruling Popular Party (PP) approves Vox's proposal to repeal the 2015 LGTBI Law, highlighting the fragile governing coalition and raising concerns about LGTBI rights.
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56% Bias Score

Romania Bans Far-Right Presidential Candidate Amidst Protests
Romania's electoral commission banned far-right presidential candidate Calin Georgescu's candidacy, prompting protests from his supporters in Bucharest, following the annulment of his previous election win due to alleged Russian interference and amidst various legal accusations against him.

Romania Bans Far-Right Presidential Candidate Amidst Protests
Romania's electoral commission banned far-right presidential candidate Calin Georgescu's candidacy, prompting protests from his supporters in Bucharest, following the annulment of his previous election win due to alleged Russian interference and amidst various legal accusations against him.
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44% Bias Score

White House Restricts Press Access, Prioritizing Conservative Media
Trump's communication director announced a new media access policy for the White House, granting entry to alternative media sources while excluding established outlets like Reuters and Associated Press, prompting concerns about biased reporting and potential long-term effects on journalism.

White House Restricts Press Access, Prioritizing Conservative Media
Trump's communication director announced a new media access policy for the White House, granting entry to alternative media sources while excluding established outlets like Reuters and Associated Press, prompting concerns about biased reporting and potential long-term effects on journalism.
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56% Bias Score

Controversial AfD Politician Krah Joins German Parliament
Maximillian Krah, a former AfD candidate embroiled in controversies involving remarks about Nazi SS uniforms and a Chinese espionage scandal, will join the German Parliament after the AfD won 20% of the vote and 152 seats.

Controversial AfD Politician Krah Joins German Parliament
Maximillian Krah, a former AfD candidate embroiled in controversies involving remarks about Nazi SS uniforms and a Chinese espionage scandal, will join the German Parliament after the AfD won 20% of the vote and 152 seats.
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44% Bias Score
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