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Mitsotakis Proposes €100 Billion Fund to Strengthen European Defense
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis proposed a €100 billion European fund and fiscal rule changes to boost European defense spending at an informal EU summit in Brussels, responding to geopolitical shifts and the new US administration.
Mitsotakis Proposes €100 Billion Fund to Strengthen European Defense
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis proposed a €100 billion European fund and fiscal rule changes to boost European defense spending at an informal EU summit in Brussels, responding to geopolitical shifts and the new US administration.
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12% Bias Score
Saxony-Anhalt Approves Record €15.6 Billion 2025 Budget
Saxony-Anhalt's CDU/SPD/FDP coalition finalized a €15.6 billion budget for 2025, resolving disputes over free school funding and infrastructure projects after a 14-hour negotiation; the final decision awaits the state parliament's finance committee.
Saxony-Anhalt Approves Record €15.6 Billion 2025 Budget
Saxony-Anhalt's CDU/SPD/FDP coalition finalized a €15.6 billion budget for 2025, resolving disputes over free school funding and infrastructure projects after a 14-hour negotiation; the final decision awaits the state parliament's finance committee.
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40% Bias Score
Canada Weighs Pandemic-Style Bailout Amidst Looming US Tariffs
Facing potential steep U.S. tariffs, the Canadian federal Liberals are considering a multibillion-dollar bailout package similar to their pandemic relief programs, despite concerns over previous program inefficiencies and the fundamentally different economic challenges posed by tariffs compared to t...
Canada Weighs Pandemic-Style Bailout Amidst Looming US Tariffs
Facing potential steep U.S. tariffs, the Canadian federal Liberals are considering a multibillion-dollar bailout package similar to their pandemic relief programs, despite concerns over previous program inefficiencies and the fundamentally different economic challenges posed by tariffs compared to t...
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56% Bias Score
Turkey Unveils 2025 Economic Roadmap Prioritizing Fiscal Discipline and Structural Reforms
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek announced the 2025 economic roadmap focusing on fiscal discipline and structural reforms to curb inflation, aiming for sustainable high growth and fairer income distribution; he capped fuel excise tax increases at 6 percent, foregoing billion in r...
Turkey Unveils 2025 Economic Roadmap Prioritizing Fiscal Discipline and Structural Reforms
Turkey's Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Simsek announced the 2025 economic roadmap focusing on fiscal discipline and structural reforms to curb inflation, aiming for sustainable high growth and fairer income distribution; he capped fuel excise tax increases at 6 percent, foregoing billion in r...
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48% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein Debates Economic Stimulus Strategies
The Schleswig-Holstein state parliament debated proposals to revive the economy, with the SPD pushing for increased state investment and the FDP advocating for business deregulation, highlighting disagreements on how to best address economic challenges and boost growth.
Schleswig-Holstein Debates Economic Stimulus Strategies
The Schleswig-Holstein state parliament debated proposals to revive the economy, with the SPD pushing for increased state investment and the FDP advocating for business deregulation, highlighting disagreements on how to best address economic challenges and boost growth.
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28% Bias Score
Germany's Stagnant Economy: Debt Brake, Low Productivity, and the Threat to Democracy
Germany's economy is stagnating due to the debt brake, according to Minister Habeck, leading to underinvestment and low productivity. The government proposes reforms to increase public investment and address high tax burdens.
Germany's Stagnant Economy: Debt Brake, Low Productivity, and the Threat to Democracy
Germany's economy is stagnating due to the debt brake, according to Minister Habeck, leading to underinvestment and low productivity. The government proposes reforms to increase public investment and address high tax burdens.
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60% Bias Score
Spain's Tax Revenue Rises, But Inequality Remains High
Spain's 2022 tax revenue rose 11.2%, but its redistributive capacity decreased to a six-year low, reducing inequality by only 32.5% due to weakening progressive income tax, regressive indirect taxes, and decreased monetary benefits.
Spain's Tax Revenue Rises, But Inequality Remains High
Spain's 2022 tax revenue rose 11.2%, but its redistributive capacity decreased to a six-year low, reducing inequality by only 32.5% due to weakening progressive income tax, regressive indirect taxes, and decreased monetary benefits.
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24% Bias Score
Australian Election: Economic Hardship and Policy Choices
As Australia's May 17 federal election nears, politicians are proposing policies to address economic hardship caused by inflation and rising interest rates, creating a tension between short-term political gains and long-term economic stability; tax reform is a potential solution but faces political ...
Australian Election: Economic Hardship and Policy Choices
As Australia's May 17 federal election nears, politicians are proposing policies to address economic hardship caused by inflation and rising interest rates, creating a tension between short-term political gains and long-term economic stability; tax reform is a potential solution but faces political ...
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52% Bias Score
Canada's Economic Shift: From Resilience to Vulnerability
Mark Carney's 2013 assertion that "Canada Works" contrasts sharply with the country's current economic realities, marked by irresponsible federal fiscal policy, soaring debt, and the threat of US tariffs, creating substantial challenges for the next prime minister.
Canada's Economic Shift: From Resilience to Vulnerability
Mark Carney's 2013 assertion that "Canada Works" contrasts sharply with the country's current economic realities, marked by irresponsible federal fiscal policy, soaring debt, and the threat of US tariffs, creating substantial challenges for the next prime minister.
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52% Bias Score
Andalusian PSOE Proposes New Regional Financing Model, Criticizing Madrid's Tax Cuts
The Spanish Ministry of Finance will meet on February 26th to discuss regional funding, while the Andalusian PSOE proposes a new financing model criticizing Madrid's tax cuts and advocating for increased public service funding and a stronger Interterritorial Compensation Fund, aiming for fairer dist...
Andalusian PSOE Proposes New Regional Financing Model, Criticizing Madrid's Tax Cuts
The Spanish Ministry of Finance will meet on February 26th to discuss regional funding, while the Andalusian PSOE proposes a new financing model criticizing Madrid's tax cuts and advocating for increased public service funding and a stronger Interterritorial Compensation Fund, aiming for fairer dist...
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52% Bias Score
Spain Delays Catalonia Debt Forgiveness Until After Key Socialist Congress
The Spanish government will delay debt forgiveness for Catalonia until after the Andalusian Socialist congress on February 23rd, to avoid internal party conflict before María Jesús Montero's leadership consolidation. The Fiscal and Financial Policy Council (CPFF) meeting on February 26th will addres...
Spain Delays Catalonia Debt Forgiveness Until After Key Socialist Congress
The Spanish government will delay debt forgiveness for Catalonia until after the Andalusian Socialist congress on February 23rd, to avoid internal party conflict before María Jesús Montero's leadership consolidation. The Fiscal and Financial Policy Council (CPFF) meeting on February 26th will addres...
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52% Bias Score
U.K. Pension Funds Weather Borrowing Cost Spike, Unlike 2022 Crisis
Higher U.K. borrowing costs this year, unlike the 2022 mini-budget crisis, have benefited pension funds due to higher funding ratios, lower leverage, improved governance, and a more measured yield increase; however, this reduced demand for new gilts presents challenges for the U.K. Debt Management O...
U.K. Pension Funds Weather Borrowing Cost Spike, Unlike 2022 Crisis
Higher U.K. borrowing costs this year, unlike the 2022 mini-budget crisis, have benefited pension funds due to higher funding ratios, lower leverage, improved governance, and a more measured yield increase; however, this reduced demand for new gilts presents challenges for the U.K. Debt Management O...
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40% Bias Score
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