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Greece Confirms Response to France on Meteor Missile Sale Issue
Following a report in La Tribune suggesting a lack of response from Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias to French counterpart Sebastien Lecornu's meeting requests regarding Meteor missile sales to Turkey, sources from the Greek Ministry of National Defence confirmed that Dendias responded on Februa...
Greece Confirms Response to France on Meteor Missile Sale Issue
Following a report in La Tribune suggesting a lack of response from Greek Defence Minister Nikos Dendias to French counterpart Sebastien Lecornu's meeting requests regarding Meteor missile sales to Turkey, sources from the Greek Ministry of National Defence confirmed that Dendias responded on Februa...
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44% Bias Score


Germany's Inadequate Civil Defenses: A Critical Assessment
Germany's civil defense preparedness is severely lacking, with insufficient bunkers, medical supplies, and trained personnel, exposing vulnerabilities highlighted by recent geopolitical events and prompting calls for increased funding and a comprehensive strategy.
Germany's Inadequate Civil Defenses: A Critical Assessment
Germany's civil defense preparedness is severely lacking, with insufficient bunkers, medical supplies, and trained personnel, exposing vulnerabilities highlighted by recent geopolitical events and prompting calls for increased funding and a comprehensive strategy.
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52% Bias Score


Air Guardsman Teixeira Receives Dishonorable Discharge for Obstructing Justice
Jack Teixeira, a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman, pleaded guilty to obstructing justice in a military court-martial, receiving a dishonorable discharge, following his 15-year federal prison sentence for leaking classified documents online starting in January 2022, and disposing of evidence betw...
Air Guardsman Teixeira Receives Dishonorable Discharge for Obstructing Justice
Jack Teixeira, a Massachusetts Air National Guardsman, pleaded guilty to obstructing justice in a military court-martial, receiving a dishonorable discharge, following his 15-year federal prison sentence for leaking classified documents online starting in January 2022, and disposing of evidence betw...
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36% Bias Score


Europe's Heavy Reliance on US Arms Sparks EU Defense Investment Drive
Analysis of SIPRI data reveals that nearly two-thirds of NATO members' arms purchases (2020-2024) came from the US, prompting EU discussions on boosting domestic defense capabilities and highlighting concerns about reliance on US arms amid renewed fears of Russian aggression.
Europe's Heavy Reliance on US Arms Sparks EU Defense Investment Drive
Analysis of SIPRI data reveals that nearly two-thirds of NATO members' arms purchases (2020-2024) came from the US, prompting EU discussions on boosting domestic defense capabilities and highlighting concerns about reliance on US arms amid renewed fears of Russian aggression.
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36% Bias Score


Hostage Families Condemn Military Chief's Prioritization of Hamas Over Hostages
Incoming Southern Command chief Yaniv Asor prioritized destroying Hamas over securing the release of 59 hostages held in Gaza for 523 days, sparking outrage from their families who called his statement "serious and irresponsible".
Hostage Families Condemn Military Chief's Prioritization of Hamas Over Hostages
Incoming Southern Command chief Yaniv Asor prioritized destroying Hamas over securing the release of 59 hostages held in Gaza for 523 days, sparking outrage from their families who called his statement "serious and irresponsible".
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52% Bias Score


Novocherkassk Honors Twin Brothers Who Died Saving Comrades in Military Operation
In Novocherkassk, Russia, a square was named and a memorial plaque unveiled to honor twin brothers Alexey and Anton Vorobyev, who died heroically saving fellow soldiers in the military operation; both received the Order of Courage.
Novocherkassk Honors Twin Brothers Who Died Saving Comrades in Military Operation
In Novocherkassk, Russia, a square was named and a memorial plaque unveiled to honor twin brothers Alexey and Anton Vorobyev, who died heroically saving fellow soldiers in the military operation; both received the Order of Courage.
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40% Bias Score

Europe Could Offset US Aid to Ukraine, but Military Replacement Remains Challenging
A new study by the Kiel Institute shows that European countries could offset a complete US aid cutoff to Ukraine by increasing their spending by 0.21% of GDP, though replacing certain US weapons systems like HIMARS and Patriots remains difficult.

Europe Could Offset US Aid to Ukraine, but Military Replacement Remains Challenging
A new study by the Kiel Institute shows that European countries could offset a complete US aid cutoff to Ukraine by increasing their spending by 0.21% of GDP, though replacing certain US weapons systems like HIMARS and Patriots remains difficult.
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32% Bias Score

Russia Claims Recapture of Territory in Kursk Region
Following a reported offensive by Russian forces, the settlements of Suja, Melovy, and Podol in Russia's Kursk region are now under Russian control, according to the Russian Ministry of Defence. Ukraine has not yet issued an official statement.

Russia Claims Recapture of Territory in Kursk Region
Following a reported offensive by Russian forces, the settlements of Suja, Melovy, and Podol in Russia's Kursk region are now under Russian control, according to the Russian Ministry of Defence. Ukraine has not yet issued an official statement.
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44% Bias Score

Nuclear Deterrence Questioned: Europe Seeks Alternatives to US Umbrella
Eighty years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, questions arise about the reliability of nuclear deterrence, particularly the US commitment to Europe, leading to discussions on European alternatives and the potential for independent nuclear capabilities within the continent.

Nuclear Deterrence Questioned: Europe Seeks Alternatives to US Umbrella
Eighty years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, questions arise about the reliability of nuclear deterrence, particularly the US commitment to Europe, leading to discussions on European alternatives and the potential for independent nuclear capabilities within the continent.
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44% Bias Score

EU Defense Funding: Defining "European" Equipment Poses Challenges
Swedish diplomat Johan Frisell highlights the difficulty of defining "European" defense equipment for EU funding, citing the significant foreign ownership within the Swedish defense industry as an example, while emphasizing that the EU should not subsidize non-member states.

EU Defense Funding: Defining "European" Equipment Poses Challenges
Swedish diplomat Johan Frisell highlights the difficulty of defining "European" defense equipment for EU funding, citing the significant foreign ownership within the Swedish defense industry as an example, while emphasizing that the EU should not subsidize non-member states.
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36% Bias Score

BND Recruitment Overhaul and Future Challenges
The German intelligence agency, BND, has changed its recruitment process from a secretive approach to a transparent online application system, while maintaining a rigorous selection process focusing on psychological stability, analytical skills, and intercultural competence. Future challenges includ...

BND Recruitment Overhaul and Future Challenges
The German intelligence agency, BND, has changed its recruitment process from a secretive approach to a transparent online application system, while maintaining a rigorous selection process focusing on psychological stability, analytical skills, and intercultural competence. Future challenges includ...
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44% Bias Score

German Bundeswehr Faces Severe Troop Shortage
The German Bundeswehr is facing a significant troop shortage, currently 22,000 soldiers below its target of 203,000, despite increased recruitment efforts and a rise in applicants; high attrition rates and infrastructure issues are hindering efforts to meet the target.

German Bundeswehr Faces Severe Troop Shortage
The German Bundeswehr is facing a significant troop shortage, currently 22,000 soldiers below its target of 203,000, despite increased recruitment efforts and a rise in applicants; high attrition rates and infrastructure issues are hindering efforts to meet the target.
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44% Bias Score
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