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Ukraine-Russia Talks in Istanbul: Putin's Absence Raises Concerns
On May 15, 2025, Ukraine's Foreign Minister briefed the Weimar Triangle ministers before planned Ukraine-Russia talks in Istanbul, where Russia's delegation will be led by Putin's advisor Medinski, not Putin himself. The EU has already imposed new sanctions, and further sanctions are threatened if R...
Ukraine-Russia Talks in Istanbul: Putin's Absence Raises Concerns
On May 15, 2025, Ukraine's Foreign Minister briefed the Weimar Triangle ministers before planned Ukraine-Russia talks in Istanbul, where Russia's delegation will be led by Putin's advisor Medinski, not Putin himself. The EU has already imposed new sanctions, and further sanctions are threatened if R...
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Germany's New Government Faces Early Challenges
Germany's new black-red coalition government is facing immediate challenges, including criticism for its new migration policy, support for increased military spending to 5% of GDP as demanded by US President Trump, and a growing healthcare deficit.
Germany's New Government Faces Early Challenges
Germany's new black-red coalition government is facing immediate challenges, including criticism for its new migration policy, support for increased military spending to 5% of GDP as demanded by US President Trump, and a growing healthcare deficit.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Backs Trump's Call for Increased NATO Defense Spending
German Foreign Minister Wadephul endorsed US President Trump's call for NATO members to increase defense spending to 5 percent of GDP, suggesting a compromise of 3.5 percent for traditional defense and 1.5 percent for military infrastructure, with a proposed 2032 deadline and potential implications ...
Germany Backs Trump's Call for Increased NATO Defense Spending
German Foreign Minister Wadephul endorsed US President Trump's call for NATO members to increase defense spending to 5 percent of GDP, suggesting a compromise of 3.5 percent for traditional defense and 1.5 percent for military infrastructure, with a proposed 2032 deadline and potential implications ...
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Europe Seeks Closer Military Ties with Turkey Amidst Rising Tensions
Amid rising European tensions and the unpredictable US stance, NATO foreign ministers will meet in Turkey to discuss enhanced military cooperation, with Turkey seeking concessions for its considerable military strength and defense industry, despite ongoing EU-Turkey disputes.
Europe Seeks Closer Military Ties with Turkey Amidst Rising Tensions
Amid rising European tensions and the unpredictable US stance, NATO foreign ministers will meet in Turkey to discuss enhanced military cooperation, with Turkey seeking concessions for its considerable military strength and defense industry, despite ongoing EU-Turkey disputes.
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Germany Cautious on NATO Spending Increase
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil cautiously responded to Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul's proposal to increase NATO's spending target to 5% of GDP, emphasizing the need to await the June NATO summit in Den Haag before making decisions and prioritizing coordinated action with partners, while ...
Germany Cautious on NATO Spending Increase
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil cautiously responded to Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul's proposal to increase NATO's spending target to 5% of GDP, emphasizing the need to await the June NATO summit in Den Haag before making decisions and prioritizing coordinated action with partners, while ...
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Germany's New Government: Early Conflicts and Controversial Policies
Germany's new black-red coalition government faces early challenges, including conflicts over increased military spending to 5% of GDP, stricter asylum policies criticized by the Greens, and internal party disagreements.
Germany's New Government: Early Conflicts and Controversial Policies
Germany's new black-red coalition government faces early challenges, including conflicts over increased military spending to 5% of GDP, stricter asylum policies criticized by the Greens, and internal party disagreements.
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44% Bias Score
Zelensky to Decide on Peace Talks After Meeting with Erdogan; Putin Sends Delegation Instead
Ukrainian President Zelensky will meet with Turkish President Erdogan on Thursday before deciding whether to attend peace talks with a Russian delegation in Istanbul; Russian President Putin will not attend, sending a delegation instead, which is considered a setback by some officials.
Zelensky to Decide on Peace Talks After Meeting with Erdogan; Putin Sends Delegation Instead
Ukrainian President Zelensky will meet with Turkish President Erdogan on Thursday before deciding whether to attend peace talks with a Russian delegation in Istanbul; Russian President Putin will not attend, sending a delegation instead, which is considered a setback by some officials.
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Merz Vows to Make Bundeswehr Europe's Strongest Army
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced plans to make the Bundeswehr Europe's strongest conventional army, increase defense spending, and assume greater responsibility within NATO and the EU, driven by the war in Ukraine and pressure from allies.
Merz Vows to Make Bundeswehr Europe's Strongest Army
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced plans to make the Bundeswehr Europe's strongest conventional army, increase defense spending, and assume greater responsibility within NATO and the EU, driven by the war in Ukraine and pressure from allies.
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44% Bias Score
Estonian Navy Escorts Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker
The Estonian Navy escorted a Gabonese-flagged tanker suspected of being part of Russia's shadow fleet away from Estonian waters on Tuesday to protect its underwater infrastructure, following a Russian Su-35 fighter jet incursion into Estonian airspace.
Estonian Navy Escorts Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker
The Estonian Navy escorted a Gabonese-flagged tanker suspected of being part of Russia's shadow fleet away from Estonian waters on Tuesday to protect its underwater infrastructure, following a Russian Su-35 fighter jet incursion into Estonian airspace.
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Latvia Warns of Potential Russian Saboteurs
Latvia's intelligence agency warns of possible Russian saboteurs disguised as tourists or hikers, citing increased arson and sabotage near military sites; citizens are urged to report suspicious individuals to authorities.
Latvia Warns of Potential Russian Saboteurs
Latvia's intelligence agency warns of possible Russian saboteurs disguised as tourists or hikers, citing increased arson and sabotage near military sites; citizens are urged to report suspicious individuals to authorities.
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Merz Opposes AfD Ban Amidst Societal Divisions
Germany's Chancellor Merz opposes banning the far-right AfD, despite its 'extremist' classification by the BfV, while the death of Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer highlights contrasting societal narratives on May 15, 2025.
Merz Opposes AfD Ban Amidst Societal Divisions
Germany's Chancellor Merz opposes banning the far-right AfD, despite its 'extremist' classification by the BfV, while the death of Holocaust survivor Margot Friedländer highlights contrasting societal narratives on May 15, 2025.
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Germany Leads NATO Defense Spending Increase
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte praised Germany for its increased defense spending, calling it a leading example for other allies; this follows a new German government's commitment to bolstering defense spending, driven by concerns over Russia and the US's demand for increased contributions.
Germany Leads NATO Defense Spending Increase
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte praised Germany for its increased defense spending, calling it a leading example for other allies; this follows a new German government's commitment to bolstering defense spending, driven by concerns over Russia and the US's demand for increased contributions.
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52% Bias Score
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