July 2025
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CISCE: Integrating Global Supply Chains for Resilience and Shared Prosperity
The third China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), held July 16-20 in Beijing, aims to integrate global supply chains by connecting logistics providers, manufacturers, financial firms, and regulators, building upon the Belt and Road Initiative's infrastructure development with a focus on digit...
CISCE: Integrating Global Supply Chains for Resilience and Shared Prosperity
The third China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), held July 16-20 in Beijing, aims to integrate global supply chains by connecting logistics providers, manufacturers, financial firms, and regulators, building upon the Belt and Road Initiative's infrastructure development with a focus on digit...
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40% Bias Score
CFMEU's Actions Add $22 Million to Brisbane Bridge Project, Prompting Inquiry
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli announced a royal commission-like inquiry into the CFMEU's alleged culture of violence and intimidation, citing $22 million in direct costs from the union's actions at the Brisbane Centenary Bridge project. The inquiry, expected to start in August, will explore le...
CFMEU's Actions Add $22 Million to Brisbane Bridge Project, Prompting Inquiry
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli announced a royal commission-like inquiry into the CFMEU's alleged culture of violence and intimidation, citing $22 million in direct costs from the union's actions at the Brisbane Centenary Bridge project. The inquiry, expected to start in August, will explore le...
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68% Bias Score
Surge in Middle East Anti-Dumping Cases Creates Compliance Challenges for Chinese Exporters
Between 2023 and 2024, the GCC and Saudi Arabia launched ten anti-dumping investigations against Chinese goods, exceeding previous years' totals and highlighting increased legal risks for Chinese exporters due to unfamiliar regional procedures and the need for proactive compliance strategies.
Surge in Middle East Anti-Dumping Cases Creates Compliance Challenges for Chinese Exporters
Between 2023 and 2024, the GCC and Saudi Arabia launched ten anti-dumping investigations against Chinese goods, exceeding previous years' totals and highlighting increased legal risks for Chinese exporters due to unfamiliar regional procedures and the need for proactive compliance strategies.
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48% Bias Score
AI Boosts Chinese Steel Production Efficiency by 20 Percent
Shougang Group's AI-powered visual system increased steel production efficiency by over 20 percent and reduced defects by 35 percent, highlighting China's smart manufacturing advancements and its nearly 10,000 digitalized workshops and intelligent factories.
AI Boosts Chinese Steel Production Efficiency by 20 Percent
Shougang Group's AI-powered visual system increased steel production efficiency by over 20 percent and reduced defects by 35 percent, highlighting China's smart manufacturing advancements and its nearly 10,000 digitalized workshops and intelligent factories.
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44% Bias Score
Kyrgyzstan Abolishes Independent Torture Prevention Center, Raising Concerns
The Kyrgyz Parliament abolished the National Center for Torture Prevention (NCPT), transferring its functions to the Ombudsman's office, prompting widespread condemnation from international human rights organizations and concerns about a rise in torture due to the lack of independent monitoring.
Kyrgyzstan Abolishes Independent Torture Prevention Center, Raising Concerns
The Kyrgyz Parliament abolished the National Center for Torture Prevention (NCPT), transferring its functions to the Ombudsman's office, prompting widespread condemnation from international human rights organizations and concerns about a rise in torture due to the lack of independent monitoring.
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56% Bias Score
NATO's 5% Defense Spending Pledge Faces Economic Challenges
The NATO summit concluded with a commitment from 32 member states to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035; however, Spain secured an opt-out, raising concerns about the feasibility and economic impact of the agreement for other high-debt nations.
NATO's 5% Defense Spending Pledge Faces Economic Challenges
The NATO summit concluded with a commitment from 32 member states to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035; however, Spain secured an opt-out, raising concerns about the feasibility and economic impact of the agreement for other high-debt nations.
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52% Bias Score
China's Earthquake Early Warning System Issues Over 100 Alerts
China's national earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above magnitude 3.5, reaching over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, significantly improving disaster preparedness.
China's Earthquake Early Warning System Issues Over 100 Alerts
China's national earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above magnitude 3.5, reaching over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, significantly improving disaster preparedness.
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40% Bias Score
Xi's Global Civilization Initiative Earns International Acclaim
President Xi Jinping's congratulatory letter to the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting in Beijing, attended by over 600 representatives from 140 countries, promotes dialogue, mutual respect, and cross-cultural cooperation as solutions to global fragmentation, garnering widespread inte...
Xi's Global Civilization Initiative Earns International Acclaim
President Xi Jinping's congratulatory letter to the Global Civilizations Dialogue Ministerial Meeting in Beijing, attended by over 600 representatives from 140 countries, promotes dialogue, mutual respect, and cross-cultural cooperation as solutions to global fragmentation, garnering widespread inte...
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44% Bias Score
China's Rise in Automotive Technology Reshapes Global Landscape
China's rapid advancements in electric vehicle (EV) batteries and autonomous driving technology, coupled with its massive domestic market, are reshaping the global automotive industry, creating opportunities for collaboration with Western automakers and posing geopolitical implications for Europe an...
China's Rise in Automotive Technology Reshapes Global Landscape
China's rapid advancements in electric vehicle (EV) batteries and autonomous driving technology, coupled with its massive domestic market, are reshaping the global automotive industry, creating opportunities for collaboration with Western automakers and posing geopolitical implications for Europe an...
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60% Bias Score
Judge Halts Immigration Raids in Southern California Amid Racial Profiling Allegations
A federal judge temporarily halted immigration enforcement operations in several Southern California counties following an ACLU lawsuit alleging racial profiling and unlawful detentions by ICE and CBP officers; the White House plans to appeal the ruling.
Judge Halts Immigration Raids in Southern California Amid Racial Profiling Allegations
A federal judge temporarily halted immigration enforcement operations in several Southern California counties following an ACLU lawsuit alleging racial profiling and unlawful detentions by ICE and CBP officers; the White House plans to appeal the ruling.
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40% Bias Score
UK Resident Doctors to Strike, Disrupting Non-Emergency NHS Care
UK resident doctors will strike for five days from July 25th, impacting non-emergency care, due to a pay dispute with the government, despite a previous pay offer of 22.3% over two years; the BMA seeks a 29.2% increase.
UK Resident Doctors to Strike, Disrupting Non-Emergency NHS Care
UK resident doctors will strike for five days from July 25th, impacting non-emergency care, due to a pay dispute with the government, despite a previous pay offer of 22.3% over two years; the BMA seeks a 29.2% increase.
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64% Bias Score
Far-Right Riots Erupt in Southern Spain After Pensioner Attack
A brutal attack on a 68-year-old man in Torre Pacheco, Spain, triggered three nights of violent clashes between police and far-right agitators, fueled by anti-immigrant sentiment and online hate speech, resulting in several arrests and a significant police deployment.
Far-Right Riots Erupt in Southern Spain After Pensioner Attack
A brutal attack on a 68-year-old man in Torre Pacheco, Spain, triggered three nights of violent clashes between police and far-right agitators, fueled by anti-immigrant sentiment and online hate speech, resulting in several arrests and a significant police deployment.
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40% Bias Score
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