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EU Postpones 2040 Climate Target Decision
The decision on the EU's 2040 intermediate climate target has been postponed from September 18th to the October summit, as member states require more time for consultation, delaying the planned 90% emissions reduction target compared to 1990 levels.
EU Postpones 2040 Climate Target Decision
The decision on the EU's 2040 intermediate climate target has been postponed from September 18th to the October summit, as member states require more time for consultation, delaying the planned 90% emissions reduction target compared to 1990 levels.
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24% Bias Score
Unexpected Biodiversity Hotspot on Former Austrian-Yugoslavian Border
Along Austria's border with Slovenia, a 15-hectare plot once used for intensive maize cultivation now harbors a surprising array of endemic flora and fauna, thriving due to its past as a Cold War borderland.
Unexpected Biodiversity Hotspot on Former Austrian-Yugoslavian Border
Along Austria's border with Slovenia, a 15-hectare plot once used for intensive maize cultivation now harbors a surprising array of endemic flora and fauna, thriving due to its past as a Cold War borderland.
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24% Bias Score
Ukraine-Hungary Relations: Differing Views on Progress and Future Cooperation
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Taras Kachka, and Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, held a meeting on September 11th, presenting contrasting assessments of bilateral relations, particularly concerning minority rights, energy security, and Ukraine...
Ukraine-Hungary Relations: Differing Views on Progress and Future Cooperation
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Taras Kachka, and Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, held a meeting on September 11th, presenting contrasting assessments of bilateral relations, particularly concerning minority rights, energy security, and Ukraine...
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36% Bias Score
EU Court Invalidates Hungary's Paks Nuclear Plant Funding
The European Union's Court of Justice annulled the European Commission's approval of Hungary's €2.5 billion contribution to the Paks nuclear power plant expansion with Russia, citing insufficient justification for bypassing EU procurement rules.
EU Court Invalidates Hungary's Paks Nuclear Plant Funding
The European Union's Court of Justice annulled the European Commission's approval of Hungary's €2.5 billion contribution to the Paks nuclear power plant expansion with Russia, citing insufficient justification for bypassing EU procurement rules.
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32% Bias Score
Pressure Mounts on Hungary and Slovakia to Ditch Russian Oil
Hungary and Slovakia, the EU's last importers of Russian pipeline oil, face increasing pressure from the US and EU to phase out Russian fossil fuels, despite securing previous derogations and citing logistical challenges.
Pressure Mounts on Hungary and Slovakia to Ditch Russian Oil
Hungary and Slovakia, the EU's last importers of Russian pipeline oil, face increasing pressure from the US and EU to phase out Russian fossil fuels, despite securing previous derogations and citing logistical challenges.
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20% Bias Score
Christoph von Dohnányi: A Life in Music and Resistance
Christoph von Dohnányi, grandson of composer Ernő von Dohnányi and son of resistance fighter Hans von Dohnányi, died at 95, leaving behind a legacy as a renowned conductor known for his interpretations of Bartók and Ligeti, and his contributions to opera.
Christoph von Dohnányi: A Life in Music and Resistance
Christoph von Dohnányi, grandson of composer Ernő von Dohnányi and son of resistance fighter Hans von Dohnányi, died at 95, leaving behind a legacy as a renowned conductor known for his interpretations of Bartók and Ligeti, and his contributions to opera.
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20% Bias Score
EU Political Ad Ban: Unintended Advantage for Authoritarian Regimes
The EU's ban on paid political advertising, starting October 2025, may inadvertently benefit authoritarian regimes like Hungary's, which control traditional media and utilize proxies to spread their narratives online.
EU Political Ad Ban: Unintended Advantage for Authoritarian Regimes
The EU's ban on paid political advertising, starting October 2025, may inadvertently benefit authoritarian regimes like Hungary's, which control traditional media and utilize proxies to spread their narratives online.
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40% Bias Score
EU Aims to Eliminate Russian Gas Imports, Pressuring Hungary to End Ties with Kremlin
During a Brussels event, a US official urged Europe to source energy from "friends," advocating for a complete end to Russian gas imports and challenging countries like Hungary and Slovakia to sever ties with the Kremlin.
EU Aims to Eliminate Russian Gas Imports, Pressuring Hungary to End Ties with Kremlin
During a Brussels event, a US official urged Europe to source energy from "friends," advocating for a complete end to Russian gas imports and challenging countries like Hungary and Slovakia to sever ties with the Kremlin.
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60% Bias Score
Hungary's Solidarity with Poland Amidst Drone Incident Faces Backlash
Following a Russian drone violation of Polish airspace, Hungary's expression of solidarity faced immediate backlash from Poland, highlighting the strained diplomatic relationship between the two countries.
Hungary's Solidarity with Poland Amidst Drone Incident Faces Backlash
Following a Russian drone violation of Polish airspace, Hungary's expression of solidarity faced immediate backlash from Poland, highlighting the strained diplomatic relationship between the two countries.
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40% Bias Score
EU Court Invalidates EU Commission Approval of Hungary's Paks Nuclear Plant Expansion Funding
The European Court of Justice annulled the European Commission's approval of Hungarian funding for the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant, raising concerns about the procurement process and potentially delaying the project.
EU Court Invalidates EU Commission Approval of Hungary's Paks Nuclear Plant Expansion Funding
The European Court of Justice annulled the European Commission's approval of Hungarian funding for the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant, raising concerns about the procurement process and potentially delaying the project.
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16% Bias Score
Czech Republic Disrupts Belarussian Espionage Network
On Monday, Czech authorities announced the dismantling of a Belarussian espionage network, involving Hungarian and Romanian intelligence agencies, leading to the expulsion of a Belarusian diplomat and the arrest of a suspect in Romania.
Czech Republic Disrupts Belarussian Espionage Network
On Monday, Czech authorities announced the dismantling of a Belarussian espionage network, involving Hungarian and Romanian intelligence agencies, leading to the expulsion of a Belarusian diplomat and the arrest of a suspect in Romania.
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24% Bias Score
New EU Experience Center Opens in Budapest
A new EU Experience Center in Budapest, created by the European Parliament and Commission, uses interactive tools to educate visitors about the EU's functions, citizen perspectives, and current events, complementing 16 similar centers across Europe.
New EU Experience Center Opens in Budapest
A new EU Experience Center in Budapest, created by the European Parliament and Commission, uses interactive tools to educate visitors about the EU's functions, citizen perspectives, and current events, complementing 16 similar centers across Europe.
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36% Bias Score
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