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Maygar Concludes Anti-Orbán March in Romania
Peter Maygar, leader of the Tisza party, completed a march from Budapest to Oradea, Romania, criticizing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's perceived betrayal of Hungarians abroad and advocating for peace and national unity, receiving mixed reactions including counter-protests.
Maygar Concludes Anti-Orbán March in Romania
Peter Maygar, leader of the Tisza party, completed a march from Budapest to Oradea, Romania, criticizing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's perceived betrayal of Hungarians abroad and advocating for peace and national unity, receiving mixed reactions including counter-protests.
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40% Bias Score
Holocaust Opera Premieres in Romania Amidst Rising Antisemitism
Eichmann's Trial," a new opera premiering in Bucharest, Romania, uses survivor testimonies to depict the horrors of the Holocaust, highlighting Romania's role in the genocide and the need for remembrance, especially in light of the recent rise of right-wing extremism.
Holocaust Opera Premieres in Romania Amidst Rising Antisemitism
Eichmann's Trial," a new opera premiering in Bucharest, Romania, uses survivor testimonies to depict the horrors of the Holocaust, highlighting Romania's role in the genocide and the need for remembrance, especially in light of the recent rise of right-wing extremism.
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40% Bias Score
NuScale Power Corp Stock Surges 33% on Strong Q1 Earnings and Project Progress
NuScale Power Corp's stock price increased by 33% in 2025, exceeding market expectations, due to strong Q1 earnings, progress on its Romanian SMR project, and increasing demand for carbon-free energy sources; however, challenges remain in supply chains and project timelines.
NuScale Power Corp Stock Surges 33% on Strong Q1 Earnings and Project Progress
NuScale Power Corp's stock price increased by 33% in 2025, exceeding market expectations, due to strong Q1 earnings, progress on its Romanian SMR project, and increasing demand for carbon-free energy sources; however, challenges remain in supply chains and project timelines.
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48% Bias Score
Romania Election: Implications for European Security and a Call for a New Democratic Pact
Romania's presidential election, won by Klaus Iohannis, has profound implications for European security, highlighting the need for a new democratic pact focusing on education, protection, and innovation to counter the rise of extremism and the erosion of democratic values.
Romania Election: Implications for European Security and a Call for a New Democratic Pact
Romania's presidential election, won by Klaus Iohannis, has profound implications for European security, highlighting the need for a new democratic pact focusing on education, protection, and innovation to counter the rise of extremism and the erosion of democratic values.
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52% Bias Score
Romania's Democracy Holds; Poland's Future Uncertain
Romania's presidential election saw pro-democracy candidate Nicusor Dan defeat nationalist George Simion, while Poland's election remains undecided after the first round saw a close contest between liberal Rafal Trzaskowski and a far-right opponent.
Romania's Democracy Holds; Poland's Future Uncertain
Romania's presidential election saw pro-democracy candidate Nicusor Dan defeat nationalist George Simion, while Poland's election remains undecided after the first round saw a close contest between liberal Rafal Trzaskowski and a far-right opponent.
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36% Bias Score
Romanian Investigation into Drents Museum Artifact Theft
The Romanian Public Ministry is investigating a potential Romanian commission for the theft of 2,500-year-old Dacian artifacts from the Netherlands' Drents Museum; police believe a Romanian crime boss hired the banned Hardliners MC for 15,000 euros per person to steal a golden helmet and bracelets t...
Romanian Investigation into Drents Museum Artifact Theft
The Romanian Public Ministry is investigating a potential Romanian commission for the theft of 2,500-year-old Dacian artifacts from the Netherlands' Drents Museum; police believe a Romanian crime boss hired the banned Hardliners MC for 15,000 euros per person to steal a golden helmet and bracelets t...
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36% Bias Score
French Intelligence Allegedly Tried to Censor Telegram During Romanian Election
Telegram founder Pavel Durov alleges that the director of the French DGSE attempted to censor conservative voices on Telegram before Romania's May 2025 presidential election runoff; France denies this, citing concerns about terrorism and child pornography, but the incident highlights concerns about ...
French Intelligence Allegedly Tried to Censor Telegram During Romanian Election
Telegram founder Pavel Durov alleges that the director of the French DGSE attempted to censor conservative voices on Telegram before Romania's May 2025 presidential election runoff; France denies this, citing concerns about terrorism and child pornography, but the incident highlights concerns about ...
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52% Bias Score
Center-Right Gains Across Europe Amidst Right-Wing Populist Pressure
Center-right parties achieved significant wins across Europe, countering the rise of right-wing populism; Romania's pro-EU candidate won, while Poland faces a tight runoff; Portugal's election produced a fragmented result; and France's Republican party elected a new leader.
Center-Right Gains Across Europe Amidst Right-Wing Populist Pressure
Center-right parties achieved significant wins across Europe, countering the rise of right-wing populism; Romania's pro-EU candidate won, while Poland faces a tight runoff; Portugal's election produced a fragmented result; and France's Republican party elected a new leader.
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44% Bias Score
Romania's Pro-EU Candidate Wins Presidency; Ethnic Hungarians, Moldovans Defy Orban
On May 18, 2025, Romanian pro-European liberal Nicusor Dan won the presidential election against far-right candidate George Simion, with ethnic Hungarians and Moldovan dual citizens significantly contributing to his victory, rejecting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's endorsement of Simion.
Romania's Pro-EU Candidate Wins Presidency; Ethnic Hungarians, Moldovans Defy Orban
On May 18, 2025, Romanian pro-European liberal Nicusor Dan won the presidential election against far-right candidate George Simion, with ethnic Hungarians and Moldovan dual citizens significantly contributing to his victory, rejecting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's endorsement of Simion.
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40% Bias Score
Romania Investigates if Drents Museum Theft Mastermind is from within the Country
The Romanian Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating whether the theft of Romanian artifacts from the Netherlands' Drents Museum was ordered from within Romania, with RTL Nieuws reporting strong indications that the mastermind is linked to the Romanian underworld and that €15,000 was offered per...
Romania Investigates if Drents Museum Theft Mastermind is from within the Country
The Romanian Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating whether the theft of Romanian artifacts from the Netherlands' Drents Museum was ordered from within Romania, with RTL Nieuws reporting strong indications that the mastermind is linked to the Romanian underworld and that €15,000 was offered per...
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40% Bias Score
Romania's Hard-Right Loses Election Rerun, Challenges Results
George Simion, leader of Romania's hard-right Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, lost the May 21 presidential election rerun to Nicusor Dan and is challenging the results in Romania's Constitutional Court, alleging foreign interference from France and Moldova, and manipulation without providing ev...
Romania's Hard-Right Loses Election Rerun, Challenges Results
George Simion, leader of Romania's hard-right Alliance for the Unity of Romanians, lost the May 21 presidential election rerun to Nicusor Dan and is challenging the results in Romania's Constitutional Court, alleging foreign interference from France and Moldova, and manipulation without providing ev...
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44% Bias Score
Romania Averts Far-Right Win, But EU Faces Broader Far-Right Surge
In Romania's presidential election, centrist Nicusor Dan defeated far-right nationalist George Simion with 54% of the vote, avoiding a potential crisis for the EU and Ukraine; however, rising far-right parties in Poland and Portugal signal a concerning trend across Europe.
Romania Averts Far-Right Win, But EU Faces Broader Far-Right Surge
In Romania's presidential election, centrist Nicusor Dan defeated far-right nationalist George Simion with 54% of the vote, avoiding a potential crisis for the EU and Ukraine; however, rising far-right parties in Poland and Portugal signal a concerning trend across Europe.
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40% Bias Score
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