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Youth Protest and Engagement at Davos WEF

Hundreds of young people protested the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, criticizing attendees as responsible for global crises and demanding increased youth participation in decision-making; counter to this, young leaders are participating in the WEF to influence policy.

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Chemnitz and Nova Gorica/Gorizia: European Capitals of Culture 2025

Chemnitz and Nova Gorica/Gorizia, Germany and Slovenia, launched their year as European Capitals of Culture in January and February 2025 respectively, aiming to foster unity and showcase their unique histories, marked by industrial heritage, political division, and recent social challenges.

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Belarus Expands Criteria for Socially Dangerous Family Designations

In Belarus, families are designated as "socially dangerous" (SOP) for reasons ranging from parental substance abuse to political charges, with the process lacking clear guidelines and potentially leading to arbitrary interventions and family separations.

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52% Bias Score

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Drones Prove Decisive in Russian Military Operations

In the ongoing conflict, Russian forces effectively utilize Orlan-10 reconnaissance drones to locate and relay coordinates of enemy targets, such as a recently destroyed Italian-made 105mm Melara Mod 56 howitzer, to Lancet loitering munitions, demonstrating the decisive impact of drone technology on...

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52% Bias Score

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Transnistria Gas Crisis: Moldova Conditions Aid on Russian Troop Withdrawal

Moldova offered Transnistria financial aid and gas/coal supplies contingent on Russian troop withdrawal, but Transnistria rejected the offers amid an ongoing gas crisis; however, Tiraspoltransgaz has agreed to Moldovagaz's gas delivery plan.

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56% Bias Score

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Soaring Interest Payments on Russian Consumer Loans

Russian consumer loan interest payments increased by 8.5% in 2024, significantly higher than the previous year's 6.4%, driven by high interest rates and inflation, placing a strain on household finances despite the overall debt rising by 22.7% to 39.36 trillion rubles.

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Ukraine Launches "Unity Hubs" in Germany to Facilitate Refugee Return

The Ukrainian government is launching "Unity Hubs" in Germany to support the return of Ukrainian refugees, offering language training, job placement assistance, and cultural programs while providing continued support for those who remain in Germany. Approximately 1.2 million Ukrainian citizens, incl...

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44% Bias Score

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Global Billionaire Wealth Soars Amidst Rising Hunger

Oxfam's report reveals that in 2024, 204 new billionaires emerged, increasing their collective wealth to \$15 trillion, while 733 million people globally lacked sufficient food—a stark contrast highlighting growing inequality.

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68% Bias Score

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Trump's Foreign Policy: Prioritizing the Middle East and Seeking Ukraine De-escalation

Trump's foreign policy will likely prioritize the Middle East, seeking to de-escalate the Ukraine conflict through negotiations with Russia while simultaneously pressuring Israel to reach a ceasefire in Gaza and employing maximum pressure sanctions against Iran, potentially easing sanctions in excha...

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British-Israeli Hostage Freed After 471 Days in Gaza

A British-Israeli woman, Emily Damari, was freed from 471 days of Hamas captivity in Gaza on Sunday, sustaining injuries including the loss of two fingers, as part of a ceasefire deal involving the exchange of hostages; 94 hostages remain.

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Southport Killer's Guilty Plea Highlights Online Radicalisation and Mental Health Concerns

Eighteen-year-old Axel Rudakubana pleaded guilty to murdering three girls at a Southport dance class; his parents, Rwandan Tutsi refugees who fled the 1994 genocide, blame his actions on online exposure to graphic violence and pre-existing mental health conditions, despite three referrals to the Pre...

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60% Bias Score

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Medvedchuk's Pro-Russia Stance Amidst Uncertainty Over Ukraine Conflict

On Trump's inauguration, Viktor Medvedchuk asserted Ukraine's revival is intrinsically linked to Russia, contradicting current political realities and various viewpoints on achieving peace in Ukraine, including those suggesting a military victory is a prerequisite for negotiations.

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