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EU Rejects US Negotiation on Tech Regulations
The European Union refuses to negotiate its new Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, and AI Act with the U.S., citing these rules as essential for establishing trustworthy technologies based on European values; ongoing investigations, including one into X, are expected to conclude soon.
EU Rejects US Negotiation on Tech Regulations
The European Union refuses to negotiate its new Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, and AI Act with the U.S., citing these rules as essential for establishing trustworthy technologies based on European values; ongoing investigations, including one into X, are expected to conclude soon.
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48% Bias Score
Europe Boosts Defense Spending Amidst US Concerns and Russian Threat
In response to concerns about the US administration's hostility towards European allies and potential threats from Russia, NATO allies agreed to increase defense spending to 3.5% of GDP, plus 1.5% for infrastructure and security, aiming to reduce Europe's dependence on the US.
Europe Boosts Defense Spending Amidst US Concerns and Russian Threat
In response to concerns about the US administration's hostility towards European allies and potential threats from Russia, NATO allies agreed to increase defense spending to 3.5% of GDP, plus 1.5% for infrastructure and security, aiming to reduce Europe's dependence on the US.
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56% Bias Score
US Troop Withdrawal from Europe: Logistical Nightmare and Trillion-Dollar Question
The US currently has nearly 84,000 troops in Europe, mostly in Germany, Poland, Italy, and the UK. A complete withdrawal would be logistically complex, taking many months and impacting a quarter-million people. Experts deem it unlikely, due to logistical challenges, financial burden, and political r...
US Troop Withdrawal from Europe: Logistical Nightmare and Trillion-Dollar Question
The US currently has nearly 84,000 troops in Europe, mostly in Germany, Poland, Italy, and the UK. A complete withdrawal would be logistically complex, taking many months and impacting a quarter-million people. Experts deem it unlikely, due to logistical challenges, financial burden, and political r...
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52% Bias Score
Canada and EU Sign Major Defence Pact
Canada and the EU signed a wide-ranging defence pact on Monday, increasing Canadian participation in the EU's €150 billion defence fund and pledging deeper support for Ukraine, amid concerns about global instability and US reliability under the Trump administration.
Canada and EU Sign Major Defence Pact
Canada and the EU signed a wide-ranging defence pact on Monday, increasing Canadian participation in the EU's €150 billion defence fund and pledging deeper support for Ukraine, amid concerns about global instability and US reliability under the Trump administration.
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44% Bias Score
Europeans Back Increased Defense Spending, but Doubt US Independence
A new ECFR survey shows that while most Europeans support increased national defense spending, many doubt the EU's ability to become independent from the US in defense, even as support for Ukraine remains strong.
Europeans Back Increased Defense Spending, but Doubt US Independence
A new ECFR survey shows that while most Europeans support increased national defense spending, many doubt the EU's ability to become independent from the US in defense, even as support for Ukraine remains strong.
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48% Bias Score
Spain Secures Flexibility in NATO Military Spending Agreement
Spain agreed to a 5% GDP military spending target by 2035, but secured flexibility from NATO on the specific allocation to defense, allowing it to meet military capacity objectives while potentially reducing direct military spending, following negotiations resolving a last-minute disagreement.
Spain Secures Flexibility in NATO Military Spending Agreement
Spain agreed to a 5% GDP military spending target by 2035, but secured flexibility from NATO on the specific allocation to defense, allowing it to meet military capacity objectives while potentially reducing direct military spending, following negotiations resolving a last-minute disagreement.
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36% Bias Score
NATO Doubles Down on Defense Spending Amidst Internal Disagreements
NATO leaders agreed to more than double defense spending by 2035, aiming for 5% of GDP, but disagreements persist on how to approach Ukraine and Russia, with some European nations expressing skepticism about the spending target while the US celebrates the increase.
NATO Doubles Down on Defense Spending Amidst Internal Disagreements
NATO leaders agreed to more than double defense spending by 2035, aiming for 5% of GDP, but disagreements persist on how to approach Ukraine and Russia, with some European nations expressing skepticism about the spending target while the US celebrates the increase.
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56% Bias Score
NATO Leaders Dine at Historic Palace Amidst Spending Tensions
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima hosted a NATO dinner at Huis ten Bosch palace in The Hague on Tuesday, aiming to foster conversation amidst tensions over military spending. US President Trump, arriving late, received special treatment, joining 65 other attendees, including Ukrainian President...
NATO Leaders Dine at Historic Palace Amidst Spending Tensions
King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima hosted a NATO dinner at Huis ten Bosch palace in The Hague on Tuesday, aiming to foster conversation amidst tensions over military spending. US President Trump, arriving late, received special treatment, joining 65 other attendees, including Ukrainian President...
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44% Bias Score
NATO Doubles Down on Defense Spending Amidst Internal Disagreements
NATO allies agreed to more than double their defense spending by 2035, aiming for 5% of GDP, but disagreements arose over interpretation and implementation, exposing rifts on Ukraine and Russia.
NATO Doubles Down on Defense Spending Amidst Internal Disagreements
NATO allies agreed to more than double their defense spending by 2035, aiming for 5% of GDP, but disagreements arose over interpretation and implementation, exposing rifts on Ukraine and Russia.
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52% Bias Score
EU and Canada Strengthen Ties Amid US Tensions
The EU and Canada signed a security and defense agreement, granting Canadian companies access to a €150 billion EU arms fund and opening negotiations for a digital and tech agreement focused on AI and critical raw materials, amid strained relations with the US.
EU and Canada Strengthen Ties Amid US Tensions
The EU and Canada signed a security and defense agreement, granting Canadian companies access to a €150 billion EU arms fund and opening negotiations for a digital and tech agreement focused on AI and critical raw materials, amid strained relations with the US.
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40% Bias Score
Europeans Favor Increased Defense Spending, but US Independence Remains Distant
A new ECFR survey of over 16,400 Europeans across 12 countries reveals widespread support for increased national defense spending, but skepticism towards achieving defense independence from the US by 2030, despite the EU's attempts to boost defense production and deployment.
Europeans Favor Increased Defense Spending, but US Independence Remains Distant
A new ECFR survey of over 16,400 Europeans across 12 countries reveals widespread support for increased national defense spending, but skepticism towards achieving defense independence from the US by 2030, despite the EU's attempts to boost defense production and deployment.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Demands 5% NATO Military Spending; Spain Rejects
President Trump demands that all European NATO allies increase military spending to 5% of their GDP, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez rejects this demand, citing it as unreasonable and counterproductive, creating tension ahead of the NATO summit in The Hague.
Trump Demands 5% NATO Military Spending; Spain Rejects
President Trump demands that all European NATO allies increase military spending to 5% of their GDP, while Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez rejects this demand, citing it as unreasonable and counterproductive, creating tension ahead of the NATO summit in The Hague.
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52% Bias Score
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