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Northern Ireland Water Pollution Fines Deemed Insufficient
Between 2020 and 2024, 63 fines were issued for 4,202 confirmed water pollution incidents in Northern Ireland, prompting calls for stronger deterrents and an independent Environmental Protection Agency.
Northern Ireland Water Pollution Fines Deemed Insufficient
Between 2020 and 2024, 63 fines were issued for 4,202 confirmed water pollution incidents in Northern Ireland, prompting calls for stronger deterrents and an independent Environmental Protection Agency.
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28% Bias Score
Europe's Truck and Bus Industry Faces Regulatory Hurdles in Green Transition
The European truck and bus industry, despite significant investments in zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs), faces challenges in meeting ambitious 2030 CO2 reduction targets due to insufficient infrastructure and inconsistent policies.
Europe's Truck and Bus Industry Faces Regulatory Hurdles in Green Transition
The European truck and bus industry, despite significant investments in zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs), faces challenges in meeting ambitious 2030 CO2 reduction targets due to insufficient infrastructure and inconsistent policies.
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48% Bias Score
New Spanish Parliament Rules Restrict Journalists
The Spanish Parliament implemented new regulations restricting journalists' access and activities within the building, aiming to curb disruptive behavior while emphasizing the need for prior authorization and respectful conduct.
New Spanish Parliament Rules Restrict Journalists
The Spanish Parliament implemented new regulations restricting journalists' access and activities within the building, aiming to curb disruptive behavior while emphasizing the need for prior authorization and respectful conduct.
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28% Bias Score
Overtourism: European Cities Implement Restrictions
Venice, Santorini, and Barcelona are implementing new restrictions to combat overtourism, including entry fees, limits on cruise ships, and regulations on short-term rentals.
Overtourism: European Cities Implement Restrictions
Venice, Santorini, and Barcelona are implementing new restrictions to combat overtourism, including entry fees, limits on cruise ships, and regulations on short-term rentals.
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16% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal Raises Road Safety Concerns
A new trade deal between the EU and US raises road safety concerns due to differing vehicle safety standards; the EU has stricter rules on features like automatic emergency braking and pedestrian protection, creating potential for unfair competition and pressure to lower EU standards.
EU-US Trade Deal Raises Road Safety Concerns
A new trade deal between the EU and US raises road safety concerns due to differing vehicle safety standards; the EU has stricter rules on features like automatic emergency braking and pedestrian protection, creating potential for unfair competition and pressure to lower EU standards.
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36% Bias Score
UK Councils Hamper EV Adoption by Blocking Cross-Pavement Chargers
High public charging costs and limited home charging options due to lack of off-street parking are major barriers to electric vehicle adoption in the UK, with councils in London and elsewhere resisting cross-pavement charging solutions despite climate emergency declarations.
UK Councils Hamper EV Adoption by Blocking Cross-Pavement Chargers
High public charging costs and limited home charging options due to lack of off-street parking are major barriers to electric vehicle adoption in the UK, with councils in London and elsewhere resisting cross-pavement charging solutions despite climate emergency declarations.
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44% Bias Score
German Bureaucracy Cost Economy €67 Billion in 2024
A new study by the VFA reveals that German bureaucracy cost the economy €67 billion in 2024, about 1.5 percent of the economic output, primarily due to time spent on administrative tasks, impacting productivity and investment in R&D.
German Bureaucracy Cost Economy €67 Billion in 2024
A new study by the VFA reveals that German bureaucracy cost the economy €67 billion in 2024, about 1.5 percent of the economic output, primarily due to time spent on administrative tasks, impacting productivity and investment in R&D.
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52% Bias Score
Turkey Changes Private School Tuition Fee Calculation Formula
Turkey's new regulation modifies the formula for calculating private school tuition fee increases, replacing the previous method that included a 5% increase on top of the average annual inflation with a new formula based on December's inflation rates, effective from 2026.
Turkey Changes Private School Tuition Fee Calculation Formula
Turkey's new regulation modifies the formula for calculating private school tuition fee increases, replacing the previous method that included a 5% increase on top of the average annual inflation with a new formula based on December's inflation rates, effective from 2026.
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16% Bias Score
Trump's Economic Policies After Six Months: A Mixed Bag
After six months of his second term, President Trump's economic policies show a mixed bag of successes and potential long-term risks, including a significant increase in the federal deficit and the potential for future economic instability due to his cryptocurrency legislation.
Trump's Economic Policies After Six Months: A Mixed Bag
After six months of his second term, President Trump's economic policies show a mixed bag of successes and potential long-term risks, including a significant increase in the federal deficit and the potential for future economic instability due to his cryptocurrency legislation.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Healthcare Reduces Reliance on Independent Contractors Due to Stricter Regulations
New regulations in the Netherlands targeting false self-employment have caused a 7% drop in the number of independent contractors (zzp'ers) in healthcare during Q2 2025, prompting organizations like Buurtzorg and the LUMC to adapt by creating internal flexible pools and improving employee terms.
Dutch Healthcare Reduces Reliance on Independent Contractors Due to Stricter Regulations
New regulations in the Netherlands targeting false self-employment have caused a 7% drop in the number of independent contractors (zzp'ers) in healthcare during Q2 2025, prompting organizations like Buurtzorg and the LUMC to adapt by creating internal flexible pools and improving employee terms.
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40% Bias Score
Greek Court Limits Municipal Power over Road Repair Standards
A Greek court ruled against the Alimos Municipality's stricter regulations on road repairs by third parties, citing a lack of legal authority to impose rules exceeding national standards; the municipality argued for stricter measures to address subpar repairs by utility companies, but the court side...
Greek Court Limits Municipal Power over Road Repair Standards
A Greek court ruled against the Alimos Municipality's stricter regulations on road repairs by third parties, citing a lack of legal authority to impose rules exceeding national standards; the municipality argued for stricter measures to address subpar repairs by utility companies, but the court side...
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44% Bias Score
New FAA Rule Simplifies Drone Operations Beyond Visual Range
The FAA proposed a new rule that simplifies the process for companies to use drones over longer distances out of sight, addressing previous regulatory hurdles and enabling broader commercial applications while mitigating safety and security concerns.
New FAA Rule Simplifies Drone Operations Beyond Visual Range
The FAA proposed a new rule that simplifies the process for companies to use drones over longer distances out of sight, addressing previous regulatory hurdles and enabling broader commercial applications while mitigating safety and security concerns.
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44% Bias Score
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