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Fiberpass Joint Venture Receives €161 Million Investment
Telefónica and Vodafone España invested €161.64 million in their joint fiber optic venture, Fiberpass, launched March 1st with 1.4 million clients, aiming for a €125 million EBITDA in three years and seeking a 40% external investor.
Fiberpass Joint Venture Receives €161 Million Investment
Telefónica and Vodafone España invested €161.64 million in their joint fiber optic venture, Fiberpass, launched March 1st with 1.4 million clients, aiming for a €125 million EBITDA in three years and seeking a 40% external investor.
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32% Bias Score


Congress's Budget Cuts Deny $10.8 Million for Philadelphia-Area Community Projects
Congress's rejection of the Omnibus Appropriations Bill resulted in the denial of $10,795,018.19 in federal funding for fifteen community projects across the Philadelphia region, affecting vital services, infrastructure, and public safety.
Congress's Budget Cuts Deny $10.8 Million for Philadelphia-Area Community Projects
Congress's rejection of the Omnibus Appropriations Bill resulted in the denial of $10,795,018.19 in federal funding for fifteen community projects across the Philadelphia region, affecting vital services, infrastructure, and public safety.
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52% Bias Score


£5k Belfast Pedestrianisation Plan Delayed Amidst Austerity Dispute
Belfast's Hill Street pedestrianisation plan, estimated at £5,000, faces delays due to staff shortages in the Infrastructure Department, attributed by the Minister to British government austerity, sparking a political dispute over resource allocation and priorities.
£5k Belfast Pedestrianisation Plan Delayed Amidst Austerity Dispute
Belfast's Hill Street pedestrianisation plan, estimated at £5,000, faces delays due to staff shortages in the Infrastructure Department, attributed by the Minister to British government austerity, sparking a political dispute over resource allocation and priorities.
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48% Bias Score


Dutton Pledges National Roads Program for WA Mining and Agriculture
In Perth, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton pledged a four-year, national mining and agriculture roads program for Western Australia, aiming to improve transport of food and mining commodities, contrasting his plan with the Albanese Labor government's approach.
Dutton Pledges National Roads Program for WA Mining and Agriculture
In Perth, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton pledged a four-year, national mining and agriculture roads program for Western Australia, aiming to improve transport of food and mining commodities, contrasting his plan with the Albanese Labor government's approach.
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64% Bias Score


German Ministers Seek to Reduce Driver's License Costs
German state transportation ministers are pushing for federal intervention to lower the cost of driver's licenses, which can reach €4,000, due to perceived excessive theoretical training leading to high failure rates and impacting individual mobility, especially in rural areas.
German Ministers Seek to Reduce Driver's License Costs
German state transportation ministers are pushing for federal intervention to lower the cost of driver's licenses, which can reach €4,000, due to perceived excessive theoretical training leading to high failure rates and impacting individual mobility, especially in rural areas.
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36% Bias Score


Deutsche Bahn to Build Underground Station in Frankfurt
Deutsche Bahn in Frankfurt is planning to build a new underground station beneath the main train station to improve the flow of long-distance traffic, which is estimated to cost 3.6 billion Euros and expected to be completed by the 2040s.
Deutsche Bahn to Build Underground Station in Frankfurt
Deutsche Bahn in Frankfurt is planning to build a new underground station beneath the main train station to improve the flow of long-distance traffic, which is estimated to cost 3.6 billion Euros and expected to be completed by the 2040s.
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20% Bias Score

PPC Seeks Partners for Massive Western Macedonia Data Center
PPC is negotiating with multinational IT firms to build a €2.3 billion (potentially €7.6 billion) data center in Western Macedonia, leveraging the region's resources and aiming for completion by 2030-2031.

PPC Seeks Partners for Massive Western Macedonia Data Center
PPC is negotiating with multinational IT firms to build a €2.3 billion (potentially €7.6 billion) data center in Western Macedonia, leveraging the region's resources and aiming for completion by 2030-2031.
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48% Bias Score

Berlin-Szczecin Region Seeks to Overcome Infrastructure Barriers
A polsko-niemieckiej conference in Schwedt addressed infrastructure development in the Berlin-Szczecin metropolitan region, focusing on overcoming challenges like insufficient cross-border transport links and securing funding for projects such as the expansion of Schwedt port to handle Szczecin's gr...

Berlin-Szczecin Region Seeks to Overcome Infrastructure Barriers
A polsko-niemieckiej conference in Schwedt addressed infrastructure development in the Berlin-Szczecin metropolitan region, focusing on overcoming challenges like insufficient cross-border transport links and securing funding for projects such as the expansion of Schwedt port to handle Szczecin's gr...
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16% Bias Score

EU-Central Asia Summit Prioritizes Diversifying Trade, Strengthening Partnerships
The first EU-Central Asia summit, starting Thursday, aims to reduce reliance on Russia and China by boosting trade and diplomatic ties, securing energy and raw materials partnerships, and improving infrastructure.

EU-Central Asia Summit Prioritizes Diversifying Trade, Strengthening Partnerships
The first EU-Central Asia summit, starting Thursday, aims to reduce reliance on Russia and China by boosting trade and diplomatic ties, securing energy and raw materials partnerships, and improving infrastructure.
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36% Bias Score

Berlin Ringbahn Closure Extended Due to A100 Bridge Demolition
Berlin's western Ringbahn S-Bahn line is closed until late April due to the demolition of the A100 motorway bridge above it, impacting roughly 50,000 daily commuters, while the eastern section remains unaffected. The demolition, costing €150 million, is expected to be largely finished by April 25th.

Berlin Ringbahn Closure Extended Due to A100 Bridge Demolition
Berlin's western Ringbahn S-Bahn line is closed until late April due to the demolition of the A100 motorway bridge above it, impacting roughly 50,000 daily commuters, while the eastern section remains unaffected. The demolition, costing €150 million, is expected to be largely finished by April 25th.
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44% Bias Score

13 Dutch Bridges to be Replaced Due to Hydrogen Embrittlement
Due to hydrogen embrittlement in their steel structures, thirteen Dutch bridges and viaducts built between 1957 and 1969 will be replaced ahead of schedule, following a similar bridge collapse in Germany. Rijkswaterstaat asserts that there is no immediate safety risk.

13 Dutch Bridges to be Replaced Due to Hydrogen Embrittlement
Due to hydrogen embrittlement in their steel structures, thirteen Dutch bridges and viaducts built between 1957 and 1969 will be replaced ahead of schedule, following a similar bridge collapse in Germany. Rijkswaterstaat asserts that there is no immediate safety risk.
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36% Bias Score

London's Silvertown Tunnel Opens with Tolls Amid Controversy
Starting April 7th, London's Silvertown Tunnel opens with tolls for both it and the Blackwall Tunnel, costing up to £13 for large vans at peak times, aiming to alleviate congestion and improve public transport but facing criticism over environmental concerns and increased traffic.

London's Silvertown Tunnel Opens with Tolls Amid Controversy
Starting April 7th, London's Silvertown Tunnel opens with tolls for both it and the Blackwall Tunnel, costing up to £13 for large vans at peak times, aiming to alleviate congestion and improve public transport but facing criticism over environmental concerns and increased traffic.
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48% Bias Score
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