Former SYRIZA MPs Align with PASOK in Presidential Vote
Former SYRIZA MPs Pappas and Thraki voted for PASOK's presidential candidate, Tasos Giannitsis, securing him 34 votes and highlighting shifting political alliances in Greece.
Former SYRIZA MPs Align with PASOK in Presidential Vote
Former SYRIZA MPs Pappas and Thraki voted for PASOK's presidential candidate, Tasos Giannitsis, securing him 34 votes and highlighting shifting political alliances in Greece.
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40% Bias Score
Europe Plans Major Defence Spending Increase Amidst Concerns Over Waning US Support
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte addressed NATO's future, highlighting plans for increased European defence spending (potentially exceeding 3% of GDP) to offset concerns over waning US support and address various threats, including those from China, Iran and North Korea; this comes as the UK chairs t...
Europe Plans Major Defence Spending Increase Amidst Concerns Over Waning US Support
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte addressed NATO's future, highlighting plans for increased European defence spending (potentially exceeding 3% of GDP) to offset concerns over waning US support and address various threats, including those from China, Iran and North Korea; this comes as the UK chairs t...
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52% Bias Score
US Reduces Commitment to Ukrainian Security
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced on Wednesday a shift in US policy toward the Ukraine conflict, stating that the war must end, that Ukraine joining NATO is unrealistic, and that the US will no longer prioritize European and Ukrainian security as the Trump administration shifts its atte...
US Reduces Commitment to Ukrainian Security
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced on Wednesday a shift in US policy toward the Ukraine conflict, stating that the war must end, that Ukraine joining NATO is unrealistic, and that the US will no longer prioritize European and Ukrainian security as the Trump administration shifts its atte...
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Strained US-Europe Ties to Dominate Munich Security Conference
The 2024 Munich Security Conference (February 14-16) will address strained US-Europe relations under President Trump's "America First" policy, focusing on NATO funding, a potential US peace plan for Ukraine, and Germany's upcoming elections.
Strained US-Europe Ties to Dominate Munich Security Conference
The 2024 Munich Security Conference (February 14-16) will address strained US-Europe relations under President Trump's "America First" policy, focusing on NATO funding, a potential US peace plan for Ukraine, and Germany's upcoming elections.
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56% Bias Score
NATO Allies Boost Defense Spending, But More Needed to Deter Russia
NATO allies in Europe and Canada increased defense spending by 20% in 2024 to $485 billion, but Secretary General Mark Rutte says significantly more is needed by 2030 to deter Russia, potentially exceeding 3% of GDP, as Russia outspends European allies and a new Danish report highlights the risk of ...
NATO Allies Boost Defense Spending, But More Needed to Deter Russia
NATO allies in Europe and Canada increased defense spending by 20% in 2024 to $485 billion, but Secretary General Mark Rutte says significantly more is needed by 2030 to deter Russia, potentially exceeding 3% of GDP, as Russia outspends European allies and a new Danish report highlights the risk of ...
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56% Bias Score
Post-Ceasefire Ukraine: 150,000 Troops Needed to Deter Russia
Experts suggest 150,000 troops and substantial US support are needed to deter future Russian aggression in Ukraine after a potential ceasefire brokered by Trump, despite European reluctance and Russia's likely rejection of NATO involvement.
Post-Ceasefire Ukraine: 150,000 Troops Needed to Deter Russia
Experts suggest 150,000 troops and substantial US support are needed to deter future Russian aggression in Ukraine after a potential ceasefire brokered by Trump, despite European reluctance and Russia's likely rejection of NATO involvement.
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48% Bias Score
Turkish Soldier Killed in Syria; Counter-Terrorism Operations Continue
Private Specialist Sergeant Osman Oktay, a Turkish soldier, died on February 13th, 2025, from injuries sustained during a February 7th attack by separatist terrorists in a Syrian base; since January 1st, 2025, Turkey has neutralized 377 terrorists and apprehended 614 attempting illegal border crossi...
Turkish Soldier Killed in Syria; Counter-Terrorism Operations Continue
Private Specialist Sergeant Osman Oktay, a Turkish soldier, died on February 13th, 2025, from injuries sustained during a February 7th attack by separatist terrorists in a Syrian base; since January 1st, 2025, Turkey has neutralized 377 terrorists and apprehended 614 attempting illegal border crossi...
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44% Bias Score
U.S. Shifts Ukraine Policy, Suggests Negotiated Settlement
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth proposed a negotiated settlement to the Ukraine war, suggesting Ukraine abandon its NATO bid and territorial claims, a position echoed by President Trump who announced negotiations with Putin to end the conflict.
U.S. Shifts Ukraine Policy, Suggests Negotiated Settlement
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth proposed a negotiated settlement to the Ukraine war, suggesting Ukraine abandon its NATO bid and territorial claims, a position echoed by President Trump who announced negotiations with Putin to end the conflict.
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UK Hosts 26th Ramstein Meeting, Focusing on Long-Term Ukrainian Military Aid
The 26th Ramstein meeting, chaired by UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, convened in Brussels on February 12th to address Ukraine's military needs, including securing consistent aid in 2025 and expediting critical weapons deliveries, marking a shift in leadership from the US.
UK Hosts 26th Ramstein Meeting, Focusing on Long-Term Ukrainian Military Aid
The 26th Ramstein meeting, chaired by UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace, convened in Brussels on February 12th to address Ukraine's military needs, including securing consistent aid in 2025 and expediting critical weapons deliveries, marking a shift in leadership from the US.
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US deems pre-2014 Ukraine borders unrealistic; proposes negotiated settlement
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, speaking at a NATO meeting on February 12th, declared the restoration of Ukraine's pre-2014 borders unrealistic, proposing instead a negotiated settlement facilitated by non-NATO peacekeepers and a greater burden-sharing of Ukrainian support by European allies.
US deems pre-2014 Ukraine borders unrealistic; proposes negotiated settlement
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, speaking at a NATO meeting on February 12th, declared the restoration of Ukraine's pre-2014 borders unrealistic, proposing instead a negotiated settlement facilitated by non-NATO peacekeepers and a greater burden-sharing of Ukrainian support by European allies.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Suffers Heavy Losses in Ukraine Despite Superior Replacement Capacity
The IISS's annual assessment reveals significantly higher Russian military losses in Ukraine than Ukrainian losses, despite Russia's superior replacement capacity; it also highlights increased global military spending, particularly in Europe, and China's military modernization.
Russia Suffers Heavy Losses in Ukraine Despite Superior Replacement Capacity
The IISS's annual assessment reveals significantly higher Russian military losses in Ukraine than Ukrainian losses, despite Russia's superior replacement capacity; it also highlights increased global military spending, particularly in Europe, and China's military modernization.
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32% Bias Score
US Rules Out Ukraine's 2014 Borders Restoration, NATO Membership
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared at a Ramstein meeting that Ukraine's return to its 2014 borders is unrealistic, advocating for a negotiated settlement involving long-term security guarantees instead of NATO membership and US troop deployment; this comes amid reported White House-Kremlin t...
US Rules Out Ukraine's 2014 Borders Restoration, NATO Membership
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth declared at a Ramstein meeting that Ukraine's return to its 2014 borders is unrealistic, advocating for a negotiated settlement involving long-term security guarantees instead of NATO membership and US troop deployment; this comes amid reported White House-Kremlin t...
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56% Bias Score