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US Appoints New NATO Commander Amid Increased Defense Spending and Russia Concerns
The US appointed Lieutenant General Alexis Grinkevich as Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), a decision welcomed by allies amid concerns over a potential shift in US leadership in NATO; NATO defense ministers also agreed to significantly increase defense spending targets to 5% of GDP, while co...
US Appoints New NATO Commander Amid Increased Defense Spending and Russia Concerns
The US appointed Lieutenant General Alexis Grinkevich as Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), a decision welcomed by allies amid concerns over a potential shift in US leadership in NATO; NATO defense ministers also agreed to significantly increase defense spending targets to 5% of GDP, while co...
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40% Bias Score
Spain to Increase Military Spending Amidst Domestic Opposition and Geopolitical Pressure
Spain's socialist government will increase defense spending to meet demands from the US and European allies, causing protests from left-wing parties and raising concerns about potential cuts to social programs. A recent poll indicated 75% support for increased military spending, especially following...
Spain to Increase Military Spending Amidst Domestic Opposition and Geopolitical Pressure
Spain's socialist government will increase defense spending to meet demands from the US and European allies, causing protests from left-wing parties and raising concerns about potential cuts to social programs. A recent poll indicated 75% support for increased military spending, especially following...
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48% Bias Score
Canary Islands Host Spanish Armed Forces Day Amidst Political Debate
King Felipe VI attended the Spanish Armed Forces Day parade in Santa Cruz de Tenerife on Saturday, marking the 39th anniversary of his last parade there and the event's return to the Canary Islands after 39 years, showcasing Spain's military might while facing political controversy over increased de...
Canary Islands Host Spanish Armed Forces Day Amidst Political Debate
King Felipe VI attended the Spanish Armed Forces Day parade in Santa Cruz de Tenerife on Saturday, marking the 39th anniversary of his last parade there and the event's return to the Canary Islands after 39 years, showcasing Spain's military might while facing political controversy over increased de...
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44% Bias Score
NATO Boosts Combat Readiness Amidst Russian Threat
NATO defense ministers in Brussels agreed to drastically increase combat readiness due to the Russian military threat, with Germany facing pressure to reform its military conscription system and boost defense spending to over €200 billion annually.
NATO Boosts Combat Readiness Amidst Russian Threat
NATO defense ministers in Brussels agreed to drastically increase combat readiness due to the Russian military threat, with Germany facing pressure to reform its military conscription system and boost defense spending to over €200 billion annually.
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40% Bias Score
Stegner Opposes German Military Buildup, Advocates for Diplomacy
Ralf Stegner, a German Social Democrat Bundestag member, opposes the reintroduction of mandatory military service and the substantial increase in defense spending proposed by some officials, advocating for diplomatic solutions and arms control instead of military escalation, citing concerns about re...
Stegner Opposes German Military Buildup, Advocates for Diplomacy
Ralf Stegner, a German Social Democrat Bundestag member, opposes the reintroduction of mandatory military service and the substantial increase in defense spending proposed by some officials, advocating for diplomatic solutions and arms control instead of military escalation, citing concerns about re...
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44% Bias Score
NATO Faces Massive Military Spending Increase Amid US Pressure
NATO nations face substantial increases in military spending, potentially costing Germany $60 billion, Italy $46 billion, the UK $40 billion, and others similarly high amounts, as the US pushes for a collective 5% of GDP commitment to defense by the 2030s.
NATO Faces Massive Military Spending Increase Amid US Pressure
NATO nations face substantial increases in military spending, potentially costing Germany $60 billion, Italy $46 billion, the UK $40 billion, and others similarly high amounts, as the US pushes for a collective 5% of GDP commitment to defense by the 2030s.
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48% Bias Score
US Appoints New NATO Commander Amid Increased Defense Spending
The US appointed General Alexus Grynkewich as the new Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), replacing General Christopher Cavoli in summer 2025; NATO defense ministers agreed to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, with the US pushing for rapid implementation due to heightened threats from Ru...
US Appoints New NATO Commander Amid Increased Defense Spending
The US appointed General Alexus Grynkewich as the new Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), replacing General Christopher Cavoli in summer 2025; NATO defense ministers agreed to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP, with the US pushing for rapid implementation due to heightened threats from Ru...
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60% Bias Score
Ukraine Drone Strike Exposes US Air Base Vulnerabilities
A successful Ukrainian drone strike on Russian air bases has highlighted the vulnerability of US air bases due to a lack of hardened shelters, prompting concerns about the defense budget and potential future attacks.
Ukraine Drone Strike Exposes US Air Base Vulnerabilities
A successful Ukrainian drone strike on Russian air bases has highlighted the vulnerability of US air bases due to a lack of hardened shelters, prompting concerns about the defense budget and potential future attacks.
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60% Bias Score
Madrid Protest Challenges Spain's Military Spending Increase
Over 1,000 people protested in Madrid against Spain's increasing military spending, demanding Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez halt rearmament plans; Izquierda Unida (IU), a coalition partner, threatened to leave the government if the spending increase proceeds, highlighting internal divisions within th...
Madrid Protest Challenges Spain's Military Spending Increase
Over 1,000 people protested in Madrid against Spain's increasing military spending, demanding Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez halt rearmament plans; Izquierda Unida (IU), a coalition partner, threatened to leave the government if the spending increase proceeds, highlighting internal divisions within th...
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52% Bias Score
EU Military Spending Exacerbates Climate Crisis: CEOBS Report
A new report by the Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS) reveals that the European Union's rising military spending, exceeding €329 billion annually, is causing significant environmental damage, diverting funds from climate action and potentially worsening global warming projections.
EU Military Spending Exacerbates Climate Crisis: CEOBS Report
A new report by the Conflict and Environment Observatory (CEOBS) reveals that the European Union's rising military spending, exceeding €329 billion annually, is causing significant environmental damage, diverting funds from climate action and potentially worsening global warming projections.
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56% Bias Score
NATO Approves Major Military Buildup
NATO defense ministers in Brussels adopted a new strategy significantly increasing military spending and capabilities by approximately 30 percent, focusing on long-range weapons systems and troop increases to counter potential Russian aggression.
NATO Approves Major Military Buildup
NATO defense ministers in Brussels adopted a new strategy significantly increasing military spending and capabilities by approximately 30 percent, focusing on long-range weapons systems and troop increases to counter potential Russian aggression.
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44% Bias Score
NATO Allies Urged to Increase Military Spending to 5% of GDP by 2032
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte proposes a 5% GDP military spending target for allies by 2032, divided into 3.5% for direct military spending and 1.5% for broader security, to counter growing Russian threats and ensure continued US engagement.
NATO Allies Urged to Increase Military Spending to 5% of GDP by 2032
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte proposes a 5% GDP military spending target for allies by 2032, divided into 3.5% for direct military spending and 1.5% for broader security, to counter growing Russian threats and ensure continued US engagement.
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44% Bias Score
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