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China Projects Cautious 2% Growth in Public Budget Revenue for 2025
China's local governments project a cautious 2% growth in general public budget revenue for 2025, reflecting economic challenges including subdued consumer demand, export uncertainties, and a complex economic landscape; however, increased deficit-to-GDP ratios and special bond issuance aim to stimul...
China Projects Cautious 2% Growth in Public Budget Revenue for 2025
China's local governments project a cautious 2% growth in general public budget revenue for 2025, reflecting economic challenges including subdued consumer demand, export uncertainties, and a complex economic landscape; however, increased deficit-to-GDP ratios and special bond issuance aim to stimul...
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40% Bias Score


Catalan Budget Deal Includes 10 Billion Euros for Pro-Independence Initiatives and 22% Debt Forgiveness
The Catalan regional government and the Spanish government reached an agreement resulting in over 10 billion euros in spending on pro-independence initiatives and a 22% debt reduction for Catalonia in exchange for political support, leading to increased spending on Catalan language, media, and other...
Catalan Budget Deal Includes 10 Billion Euros for Pro-Independence Initiatives and 22% Debt Forgiveness
The Catalan regional government and the Spanish government reached an agreement resulting in over 10 billion euros in spending on pro-independence initiatives and a 22% debt reduction for Catalonia in exchange for political support, leading to increased spending on Catalan language, media, and other...
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48% Bias Score


German Election Results Prompt Urgent Coalition Talks
Following Germany's recent elections, the CDU/CSU and SPD are expected to form a coalition government, prioritizing swift action on defense spending, economic recovery, and migration; negotiations will involve potential modifications to Germany's debt brake.
German Election Results Prompt Urgent Coalition Talks
Following Germany's recent elections, the CDU/CSU and SPD are expected to form a coalition government, prioritizing swift action on defense spending, economic recovery, and migration; negotiations will involve potential modifications to Germany's debt brake.
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48% Bias Score


Valencian Government Rejects Spain's Uneven Debt Relief Plan
The Spanish government's debt relief plan, announced after negotiations with Catalan separatists, is facing criticism from the Valencian regional government, which considers the allocated 11.210 million euros insufficient and unfairly distributed, highlighting deep-seated inequities in regional fina...
Valencian Government Rejects Spain's Uneven Debt Relief Plan
The Spanish government's debt relief plan, announced after negotiations with Catalan separatists, is facing criticism from the Valencian regional government, which considers the allocated 11.210 million euros insufficient and unfairly distributed, highlighting deep-seated inequities in regional fina...
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64% Bias Score


UK drastically cuts overseas aid, sparking criticism
The UK government slashed its overseas aid budget from 0.7% to 0.3% of GDP, prompting condemnation for undermining global development efforts and potentially harming the UK's security interests, despite the relatively small financial savings.
UK drastically cuts overseas aid, sparking criticism
The UK government slashed its overseas aid budget from 0.7% to 0.3% of GDP, prompting condemnation for undermining global development efforts and potentially harming the UK's security interests, despite the relatively small financial savings.
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60% Bias Score


Merz Seeks €200 Billion for German Defense, Bypassing Debt Rules
German Chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz is negotiating with the SPD to approve €200 billion in special defense spending, aiming to bypass strict debt rules and bolster the Bundeswehr before a new parliament with potential opposition from AfD and Linke takes office.
Merz Seeks €200 Billion for German Defense, Bypassing Debt Rules
German Chancellor-designate Friedrich Merz is negotiating with the SPD to approve €200 billion in special defense spending, aiming to bypass strict debt rules and bolster the Bundeswehr before a new parliament with potential opposition from AfD and Linke takes office.
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44% Bias Score

Merz Seeks €200 Billion for Bundeswehr, Bypassing Debt Brake
Following the election, Friedrich Merz, despite prior calls for fiscal restraint, now seeks €200 billion in additional spending for the Bundeswehr via a special fund, potentially bypassing Germany's debt brake, a move facing legal and political hurdles.

Merz Seeks €200 Billion for Bundeswehr, Bypassing Debt Brake
Following the election, Friedrich Merz, despite prior calls for fiscal restraint, now seeks €200 billion in additional spending for the Bundeswehr via a special fund, potentially bypassing Germany's debt brake, a move facing legal and political hurdles.
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44% Bias Score

House Passes Multi-Trillion Dollar Resolution Advancing Trump's Agenda
The House passed a resolution (217-215) for a multi-trillion-dollar bill prioritizing border security, defense, energy, and tax cuts, advancing President Trump's agenda via budget reconciliation, despite internal GOP divisions and deficit concerns.

House Passes Multi-Trillion Dollar Resolution Advancing Trump's Agenda
The House passed a resolution (217-215) for a multi-trillion-dollar bill prioritizing border security, defense, energy, and tax cuts, advancing President Trump's agenda via budget reconciliation, despite internal GOP divisions and deficit concerns.
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56% Bias Score

House Budget Bill Targets \$330 Billion in Education Spending Cuts, Threatening Student Loan Programs
The House passed a budget bill requiring \$1.5-2 trillion in spending cuts, targeting \$330 billion from the Education and Workforce committee, potentially eliminating the SAVE student loan plan and reforming other programs to meet this goal.

House Budget Bill Targets \$330 Billion in Education Spending Cuts, Threatening Student Loan Programs
The House passed a budget bill requiring \$1.5-2 trillion in spending cuts, targeting \$330 billion from the Education and Workforce committee, potentially eliminating the SAVE student loan plan and reforming other programs to meet this goal.
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48% Bias Score

Carney Proposes Sub-1% GDP Deficit, Diverging from Current Federal Approach
Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney proposed a plan to keep Canada's overall deficit below 1 percent of GDP, separating operational and capital spending, unlike the current federal budget approach; this contrasts with Chrystia Freeland's similar, but later, pledge and Pierre Poilievre's critici...

Carney Proposes Sub-1% GDP Deficit, Diverging from Current Federal Approach
Liberal leadership candidate Mark Carney proposed a plan to keep Canada's overall deficit below 1 percent of GDP, separating operational and capital spending, unlike the current federal budget approach; this contrasts with Chrystia Freeland's similar, but later, pledge and Pierre Poilievre's critici...
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40% Bias Score

Spain to Forgive €83.252 Billion in Regional Debt, Conditional on Request
The Spanish government will forgive €83.252 billion in regional debt, contingent on explicit requests from autonomous communities, despite the PP voting against the plan; many PP regions will accept the relief.

Spain to Forgive €83.252 Billion in Regional Debt, Conditional on Request
The Spanish government will forgive €83.252 billion in regional debt, contingent on explicit requests from autonomous communities, despite the PP voting against the plan; many PP regions will accept the relief.
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68% Bias Score

Spanish Debt Plan Faces Backlash from Coalition Partners
The Spanish government's plan to assume €83 billion in regional debt faces immediate opposition from coalition partners Junts and Compromís, who deem the allocated funds insufficient and politically motivated, highlighting inequities within Spain's regional financing system.

Spanish Debt Plan Faces Backlash from Coalition Partners
The Spanish government's plan to assume €83 billion in regional debt faces immediate opposition from coalition partners Junts and Compromís, who deem the allocated funds insufficient and politically motivated, highlighting inequities within Spain's regional financing system.
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52% Bias Score
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