Showing 349 to 360 of 3,712 results
100 European Tech Firms Urge EU for Sovereign Tech Fund
One hundred European tech companies and organizations, including Aruba, Proton, and Cubbit, urged the EU to create a sovereign fund for technological infrastructure to counter growing reliance on non-European technology, warning of near-total dependence within three years if action isn't taken.
100 European Tech Firms Urge EU for Sovereign Tech Fund
One hundred European tech companies and organizations, including Aruba, Proton, and Cubbit, urged the EU to create a sovereign fund for technological infrastructure to counter growing reliance on non-European technology, warning of near-total dependence within three years if action isn't taken.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Europe's Urgent Need for Economic and Geopolitical Restructuring
Europe faces a critical juncture, needing to boost research, secure energy independence, achieve sovereignty, and diversify its partnerships amidst economic underperformance and strained US relations, as highlighted by the Draghi report and Trump's actions.
Europe's Urgent Need for Economic and Geopolitical Restructuring
Europe faces a critical juncture, needing to boost research, secure energy independence, achieve sovereignty, and diversify its partnerships amidst economic underperformance and strained US relations, as highlighted by the Draghi report and Trump's actions.
Progress
56% Bias Score
VK Reports Record Revenue but Staggering Net Loss
Russian tech giant VK reported a net loss of 94.94 billion rubles ($1.12 billion) in 2024, despite record revenue of 147.57 billion rubles ($1.74 billion), causing a 6% share drop on the Moscow Exchange; online advertising made up nearly two-thirds of its revenue.
VK Reports Record Revenue but Staggering Net Loss
Russian tech giant VK reported a net loss of 94.94 billion rubles ($1.12 billion) in 2024, despite record revenue of 147.57 billion rubles ($1.74 billion), causing a 6% share drop on the Moscow Exchange; online advertising made up nearly two-thirds of its revenue.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Japan Loans $90 Million for Bhutan Hydropower Plants
Japan will loan Bhutan $90 million for three hydropower plants, starting construction in May 2024 and finishing in 2029, to bolster energy independence and exports, marking the first such Japanese-backed project in Bhutan.
Japan Loans $90 Million for Bhutan Hydropower Plants
Japan will loan Bhutan $90 million for three hydropower plants, starting construction in May 2024 and finishing in 2029, to bolster energy independence and exports, marking the first such Japanese-backed project in Bhutan.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Spain strengthens ties with China amid global geopolitical tensions
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will visit China in April 2025 for his third meeting with President Xi Jinping in three years, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations and economic cooperation amid global geopolitical tensions; the visit follows previous meetings in March 2023 and September 202...
Spain strengthens ties with China amid global geopolitical tensions
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will visit China in April 2025 for his third meeting with President Xi Jinping in three years, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations and economic cooperation amid global geopolitical tensions; the visit follows previous meetings in March 2023 and September 202...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Huawei Bribery Scandal Rocks European Parliament
A bribery scandal involving Huawei and at least 15 members of the European Parliament resulted in 20 police raids in Belgium and Portugal, leading to arrests and a ban on Huawei representatives from EU facilities; the scandal follows years of lobbying efforts and suspicions about Huawei's ties to th...
Huawei Bribery Scandal Rocks European Parliament
A bribery scandal involving Huawei and at least 15 members of the European Parliament resulted in 20 police raids in Belgium and Portugal, leading to arrests and a ban on Huawei representatives from EU facilities; the scandal follows years of lobbying efforts and suspicions about Huawei's ties to th...
Progress
68% Bias Score
Hundreds of Wounded Russian Soldiers Rehabilitated in North Korea
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko announced that hundreds of Russian soldiers wounded in Ukraine have received medical rehabilitation in North Korea, highlighting the strengthening relationship between the two countries during the ongoing conflict.
Hundreds of Wounded Russian Soldiers Rehabilitated in North Korea
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko announced that hundreds of Russian soldiers wounded in Ukraine have received medical rehabilitation in North Korea, highlighting the strengthening relationship between the two countries during the ongoing conflict.
Progress
56% Bias Score
Australian Admiral Warns of US Unreliability, Urges Aukus Reassessment
Retired Australian admiral Chris Barrie and former foreign minister Bob Carr warn of US unreliability, urging Australia to reassess its strategic partnership and the Aukus submarine deal due to concerns over delivery and a lack of backup options, highlighting potential sovereignty implications.
Australian Admiral Warns of US Unreliability, Urges Aukus Reassessment
Retired Australian admiral Chris Barrie and former foreign minister Bob Carr warn of US unreliability, urging Australia to reassess its strategic partnership and the Aukus submarine deal due to concerns over delivery and a lack of backup options, highlighting potential sovereignty implications.
Progress
68% Bias Score
EU's "ReArm Europe" Plan Faces Opposition from Spain
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, opposes the EU's "reArm Europe" plan, preferring a broader "security" approach that avoids focusing on military investment, creating friction within the EU and domestic opposition due to Spain's traditionally pacifist stance.
EU's "ReArm Europe" Plan Faces Opposition from Spain
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, opposes the EU's "reArm Europe" plan, preferring a broader "security" approach that avoids focusing on military investment, creating friction within the EU and domestic opposition due to Spain's traditionally pacifist stance.
Progress
60% Bias Score
German Gas Import Debate: Renewed Russian Gas Sparks Controversy
Germany's potential resumption of Russian gas imports sparks political debate, with the Greens opposing the move due to concerns over energy independence and the CDU suggesting imports should be reconsidered if peace is established in Ukraine.
German Gas Import Debate: Renewed Russian Gas Sparks Controversy
Germany's potential resumption of Russian gas imports sparks political debate, with the Greens opposing the move due to concerns over energy independence and the CDU suggesting imports should be reconsidered if peace is established in Ukraine.
Progress
56% Bias Score
US Tariffs: Economic Realities and the EU's Response
President Trump's reciprocal tariff policy, targeting major trade partners like the EU, is causing higher prices in the US and potentially harming US exporters, while the EU seeks to diversify its trade relationships in response.
US Tariffs: Economic Realities and the EU's Response
President Trump's reciprocal tariff policy, targeting major trade partners like the EU, is causing higher prices in the US and potentially harming US exporters, while the EU seeks to diversify its trade relationships in response.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Putin and Trump Agree to Phased Ceasefire in Ukraine
Following a phone call, Presidents Putin and Trump agreed to de-escalate the Ukraine conflict by focusing on a phased ceasefire starting with energy and infrastructure, then a Black Sea maritime truce, marking a departure from previous Western strategies.
Putin and Trump Agree to Phased Ceasefire in Ukraine
Following a phone call, Presidents Putin and Trump agreed to de-escalate the Ukraine conflict by focusing on a phased ceasefire starting with energy and infrastructure, then a Black Sea maritime truce, marking a departure from previous Western strategies.
Progress
64% Bias Score
Showing 349 to 360 of 3,712 results