European Union News and Blog Posts

Ahead of German elections, 60 Minutes aired a segment in which it accompanied German police on raids of those who have committed speech crimes. The feature bears striking resemblance to a 2022 report from The New York Times.

One of the biggest international stories in Western media over the past two months has been the proposed “Foreign Agents” law in the Republic of Georgia. Differently framed coverage of the controversial law from American and international news outlets provides an important lesson in global media bias.

When Tucker Carlson confirmed he was in Moscow to interview Russian President Vladimir Putin, a report surfaced that he could be sanctioned by the EU for such a venture, spurring bias by omission.

Financial Times levied a serious claim against the European Union that an unnamed EU official has since denied, leaving readers to decide for themselves which narrative is most credible.

Notable fact checking coverage across the spectrum this week delved into liberal media's increased focus on Hunter Biden's legal woes, lab-grown meat, and the effects of adjacent conflicts on Europe's energy supplies.

Protestors recently took to the streets in Tbilisi, Georgia to express their discontent with a new law that they believed would impede their chances at a European future.

Russia's military buildup along its border with Ukraine has sparked fears of an invasion and military mobilization from the U.S. and other European allies.