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EU to Simplify GDPR, Sparking Debate on Data Protection
The European Commission will propose changes to the GDPR in the coming weeks to simplify it for businesses, aiming to improve competitiveness, but concerns remain about potential weakening of data protection.
EU to Simplify GDPR, Sparking Debate on Data Protection
The European Commission will propose changes to the GDPR in the coming weeks to simplify it for businesses, aiming to improve competitiveness, but concerns remain about potential weakening of data protection.
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60% Bias Score


UK Police Crackdown on Climate Activists Sparks Concerns Over Freedom of Protest
Six young women from the climate protest group Youth Demand were arrested in a Quaker meeting house in Westminster on conspiracy charges after a routine meeting, highlighting the UK's increasingly restrictive approach towards peaceful protest.
UK Police Crackdown on Climate Activists Sparks Concerns Over Freedom of Protest
Six young women from the climate protest group Youth Demand were arrested in a Quaker meeting house in Westminster on conspiracy charges after a routine meeting, highlighting the UK's increasingly restrictive approach towards peaceful protest.
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68% Bias Score


Huawei Employees Face Corruption Charges in Belgium
A Belgian court is hearing charges against three Huawei employees and a Forum Europe managing director for allegedly paying eight European lawmakers to sign a pro-Huawei letter; €15,000 was allegedly offered to the letter's writer, and €1,500 to each co-signatory, disguised as consultancy fees.
Huawei Employees Face Corruption Charges in Belgium
A Belgian court is hearing charges against three Huawei employees and a Forum Europe managing director for allegedly paying eight European lawmakers to sign a pro-Huawei letter; €15,000 was allegedly offered to the letter's writer, and €1,500 to each co-signatory, disguised as consultancy fees.
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40% Bias Score


QatarGate": Netanyahu Aides Detained in Corruption Probe
Israeli police arrested two of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's top aides for three days on suspicion of receiving Qatari funds to improve the country's image, prompting accusations of bribery and violating laws against contacting a foreign agent; Netanyahu denies the accusations.
QatarGate": Netanyahu Aides Detained in Corruption Probe
Israeli police arrested two of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's top aides for three days on suspicion of receiving Qatari funds to improve the country's image, prompting accusations of bribery and violating laws against contacting a foreign agent; Netanyahu denies the accusations.
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40% Bias Score


Netanyahu Summoned for Questioning in "Qatargate" Scandal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aides, Eli Feldstein and Yonatan Urich, were arrested on Monday for allegedly receiving payments from Qatar while managing hostage negotiations, leading to Netanyahu's summons for questioning as part of the "Qatargate" investigation.
Netanyahu Summoned for Questioning in "Qatargate" Scandal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aides, Eli Feldstein and Yonatan Urich, were arrested on Monday for allegedly receiving payments from Qatar while managing hostage negotiations, leading to Netanyahu's summons for questioning as part of the "Qatargate" investigation.
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48% Bias Score


UK Ministers Accepted Hospitality 3,500 Times in Five Years, Raising Concerns of Undue Influence
A study by Spotlight on Corruption found that UK ministers and officials accepted hospitality over 3,500 times in five years, with firms providing hospitality also securing numerous government meetings, raising concerns about potential undue influence and policy capture.
UK Ministers Accepted Hospitality 3,500 Times in Five Years, Raising Concerns of Undue Influence
A study by Spotlight on Corruption found that UK ministers and officials accepted hospitality over 3,500 times in five years, with firms providing hospitality also securing numerous government meetings, raising concerns about potential undue influence and policy capture.
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52% Bias Score

EU Mulls Energy Law Revision Amid Green Deal Backlash
The European Commission is considering revising its energy legislation, including rules on energy consumption reduction, renewable energy, and building efficiency, to alleviate pressure from businesses and right-leaning politicians who criticize its stringent environmental regulations; this comes am...

EU Mulls Energy Law Revision Amid Green Deal Backlash
The European Commission is considering revising its energy legislation, including rules on energy consumption reduction, renewable energy, and building efficiency, to alleviate pressure from businesses and right-leaning politicians who criticize its stringent environmental regulations; this comes am...
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52% Bias Score

EU Parliament Defeats Motion Criticizing NGO Funding
The European Parliament narrowly rejected a motion criticizing EU funding for NGOs, prompting accusations of the EU executive yielding to right-wing pressure, raising questions about the future of transparency, accountability, and civil society organizations within the EU.

EU Parliament Defeats Motion Criticizing NGO Funding
The European Parliament narrowly rejected a motion criticizing EU funding for NGOs, prompting accusations of the EU executive yielding to right-wing pressure, raising questions about the future of transparency, accountability, and civil society organizations within the EU.
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44% Bias Score

Netanyahu Aides Arrested in QatarGate Scandal; Shin Bet Head Dismissed
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's top aides were arrested for allegedly receiving payments from a Qatari lobbying firm to promote Qatar's interests, sparking a scandal called 'QatarGate' that has involved the dismissal of the Shin Bet head and an attempt to remove the attorney general, ra...

Netanyahu Aides Arrested in QatarGate Scandal; Shin Bet Head Dismissed
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's top aides were arrested for allegedly receiving payments from a Qatari lobbying firm to promote Qatar's interests, sparking a scandal called 'QatarGate' that has involved the dismissal of the Shin Bet head and an attempt to remove the attorney general, ra...
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52% Bias Score

Over €910 Million Spent on German Federal Lobbying in 2024
German organizations spent over €910 million on federal lobbying in 2024, a figure that excludes some groups and is likely higher; the Bundestag's Lobby Register, launched in 2022 and expanded in March 2024, aims to increase transparency, but faces challenges.

Over €910 Million Spent on German Federal Lobbying in 2024
German organizations spent over €910 million on federal lobbying in 2024, a figure that excludes some groups and is likely higher; the Bundestag's Lobby Register, launched in 2022 and expanded in March 2024, aims to increase transparency, but faces challenges.
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28% Bias Score

German Lobbying Spending Reaches €1 Billion in 2024
German interest groups spent over €910 million on federal lobbying in 2024, according to a Bundestag report; this likely underestimates the true amount due to exemptions. New regulations increased reporting requirements, but challenges remain concerning accuracy and enforcement.

German Lobbying Spending Reaches €1 Billion in 2024
German interest groups spent over €910 million on federal lobbying in 2024, according to a Bundestag report; this likely underestimates the true amount due to exemptions. New regulations increased reporting requirements, but challenges remain concerning accuracy and enforcement.
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44% Bias Score

German Court Orders Release of Lindner-Blume Texts on E-fuels
A German court ordered the release of text messages between former Finance Minister Christian Lindner and Porsche CEO Oliver Blume under the Environmental Information Act, due to their relevance to EU climate regulations and e-fuels, overriding privacy concerns to ensure transparency.

German Court Orders Release of Lindner-Blume Texts on E-fuels
A German court ordered the release of text messages between former Finance Minister Christian Lindner and Porsche CEO Oliver Blume under the Environmental Information Act, due to their relevance to EU climate regulations and e-fuels, overriding privacy concerns to ensure transparency.
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40% Bias Score
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