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Trump Delays Tariffs, EU Plans Military Buildup
President Trump postponed by one month 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, amid concerns about wider economic consequences of a trade war; the EU plans to increase military spending by up to €800 billion; a WWII bomb halted train traffic in Paris; Cyclone Alfred ravaged Australia.
Trump Delays Tariffs, EU Plans Military Buildup
President Trump postponed by one month 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, amid concerns about wider economic consequences of a trade war; the EU plans to increase military spending by up to €800 billion; a WWII bomb halted train traffic in Paris; Cyclone Alfred ravaged Australia.
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44% Bias Score


Trump's NATO Ambiguity Forces Europe to Rethink Security
President Trump's unpredictable stance on NATO and strained relations with Ukraine are forcing European leaders to consider a future where the US is no longer the alliance's backbone, prompting discussions about Europe's capacity for self-defense and potentially reshaping the geopolitical landscape.
Trump's NATO Ambiguity Forces Europe to Rethink Security
President Trump's unpredictable stance on NATO and strained relations with Ukraine are forcing European leaders to consider a future where the US is no longer the alliance's backbone, prompting discussions about Europe's capacity for self-defense and potentially reshaping the geopolitical landscape.
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36% Bias Score


Spanish Coalition Divided Over Military Spending Increase
Spain's coalition government is facing internal division over plans to increase military spending to meet a 2% GDP target by 2029, with Sumar expressing concerns about the financial burden on the working class and advocating for alternative European financing mechanisms.
Spanish Coalition Divided Over Military Spending Increase
Spain's coalition government is facing internal division over plans to increase military spending to meet a 2% GDP target by 2029, with Sumar expressing concerns about the financial burden on the working class and advocating for alternative European financing mechanisms.
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60% Bias Score


Spain's Increased Military Spending Sparks Coalition Rift
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement to accelerate military spending increases, aiming to reach 2% of GDP by 2029, has sparked controversy within his coalition government and the public, with only the right-wing parties openly supporting the move, while the left expresses concerns ove...
Spain's Increased Military Spending Sparks Coalition Rift
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's announcement to accelerate military spending increases, aiming to reach 2% of GDP by 2029, has sparked controversy within his coalition government and the public, with only the right-wing parties openly supporting the move, while the left expresses concerns ove...
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40% Bias Score


Germany's Borrowing Costs Surge to 1990 Highs Amidst Unprecedented Fiscal Expansion
Germany's borrowing costs surged to their highest since 1990 after Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz announced plans for a £400 billion fund to boost defense and infrastructure, prompting a 'seismic' shift in fiscal policy and impacting markets across Europe.
Germany's Borrowing Costs Surge to 1990 Highs Amidst Unprecedented Fiscal Expansion
Germany's borrowing costs surged to their highest since 1990 after Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz announced plans for a £400 billion fund to boost defense and infrastructure, prompting a 'seismic' shift in fiscal policy and impacting markets across Europe.
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52% Bias Score


US Aid Cut Spurs €800 Billion European Defense Investment: A Double-Edged Sword
The US halting military aid to Ukraine has prompted a proposed €800 billion European defense investment, presenting a double-edged sword: potential economic revitalization through technological advancements and job creation, but also the risk of fiscal instability if mismanaged.
US Aid Cut Spurs €800 Billion European Defense Investment: A Double-Edged Sword
The US halting military aid to Ukraine has prompted a proposed €800 billion European defense investment, presenting a double-edged sword: potential economic revitalization through technological advancements and job creation, but also the risk of fiscal instability if mismanaged.
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40% Bias Score

EU Approves €800 Billion Defense Plan After Trump Cuts Ukraine Support
Following Donald Trump's decision to suspend US support for Ukraine, the European Union approved a €800 billion defense investment plan to enhance the bloc's security and reduce its reliance on the US, marking a significant shift in European defense policy amid concerns about Russia's aggression and...

EU Approves €800 Billion Defense Plan After Trump Cuts Ukraine Support
Following Donald Trump's decision to suspend US support for Ukraine, the European Union approved a €800 billion defense investment plan to enhance the bloc's security and reduce its reliance on the US, marking a significant shift in European defense policy amid concerns about Russia's aggression and...
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48% Bias Score

EU Approves €800 Billion Defense Investment Amidst US Withdrawal from Ukraine
The EU approved €800 billion in defense investments following the US military withdrawal from Ukraine, with Italy facing internal divisions on resource allocation and strategic direction, while Hungary opposed new commitments to Ukraine's defense.

EU Approves €800 Billion Defense Investment Amidst US Withdrawal from Ukraine
The EU approved €800 billion in defense investments following the US military withdrawal from Ukraine, with Italy facing internal divisions on resource allocation and strategic direction, while Hungary opposed new commitments to Ukraine's defense.
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52% Bias Score

German Coalition Talks: Agreement on Spending, Disagreements Remain
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are negotiating a coalition government, agreeing on a €500 billion infrastructure fund and increased military spending, despite disagreements on the "debt brake", migration, and climate policy.

German Coalition Talks: Agreement on Spending, Disagreements Remain
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD are negotiating a coalition government, agreeing on a €500 billion infrastructure fund and increased military spending, despite disagreements on the "debt brake", migration, and climate policy.
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44% Bias Score

Germany's €500 Billion Spending Plan: A Constitutional Revolution
Germany plans a €500 billion increase in spending on defense and infrastructure over the next 10 years, modifying its debt brake and facing a March 25 deadline for approval in the outgoing Bundestag before the new parliament convenes.

Germany's €500 Billion Spending Plan: A Constitutional Revolution
Germany plans a €500 billion increase in spending on defense and infrastructure over the next 10 years, modifying its debt brake and facing a March 25 deadline for approval in the outgoing Bundestag before the new parliament convenes.
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44% Bias Score

Europe's Defense Shift: Audi Plant Conversion Proposal
The Belgian Defense Minister's proposal to transform the Audi Brussels plant into a military equipment assembly site reflects a wider European shift towards increased defense spending and manufacturing, spurred by geopolitical events, with plans involving €800 billion in investments and potential re...

Europe's Defense Shift: Audi Plant Conversion Proposal
The Belgian Defense Minister's proposal to transform the Audi Brussels plant into a military equipment assembly site reflects a wider European shift towards increased defense spending and manufacturing, spurred by geopolitical events, with plans involving €800 billion in investments and potential re...
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44% Bias Score

Trump's Ukraine Policy Divides EU, Spurs Massive Defense Spending Debate
US President Trump's demand that Ukraine make significant concessions to Russia and the EU take on the burden of European security is dividing the European Union, forcing it to consider drastic increases in military spending while facing internal opposition and potential delays due to disagreements ...

Trump's Ukraine Policy Divides EU, Spurs Massive Defense Spending Debate
US President Trump's demand that Ukraine make significant concessions to Russia and the EU take on the burden of European security is dividing the European Union, forcing it to consider drastic increases in military spending while facing internal opposition and potential delays due to disagreements ...
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52% Bias Score
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