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China Supports Ukraine Peace Talks, Contradicting Russia
China publicly supports peace talks in Ukraine, contrasting with Russia's exclusion of the EU, potentially signaling a strategic shift amidst a US-Russia potential deal that could reshape European security.
China Supports Ukraine Peace Talks, Contradicting Russia
China publicly supports peace talks in Ukraine, contrasting with Russia's exclusion of the EU, potentially signaling a strategic shift amidst a US-Russia potential deal that could reshape European security.
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40% Bias Score
German Election: CDU Wins, Far-Right AfD Makes Historic Gains
Germany's recent election saw the CDU/CSU bloc win with 29% of the vote, but the far-right AfD gained about 20%, causing widespread concern and protests due to its anti-migrant stance and potential influence on future policies.
German Election: CDU Wins, Far-Right AfD Makes Historic Gains
Germany's recent election saw the CDU/CSU bloc win with 29% of the vote, but the far-right AfD gained about 20%, causing widespread concern and protests due to its anti-migrant stance and potential influence on future policies.
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48% Bias Score
Israeli Tanks Enter Jenin, Signaling Year-Long West Bank Occupation
Following Defense Minister Israel Katz's order for a year-long military presence, Israeli tanks entered Jenin, escalating Operation Iron Wall and displacing over 40,000 Palestinians, marking the first such deployment since 2002.
Israeli Tanks Enter Jenin, Signaling Year-Long West Bank Occupation
Following Defense Minister Israel Katz's order for a year-long military presence, Israeli tanks entered Jenin, escalating Operation Iron Wall and displacing over 40,000 Palestinians, marking the first such deployment since 2002.
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48% Bias Score
Pope Francis's Condition Remains Critical; New Kidney Issue Emerges
Pope Francis, 88, remains hospitalized in Rome with double pneumonia and chronic bronchitis, now complicated by a mild kidney problem; despite his critical condition, he participated in Mass and expressed gratitude for prayers.
Pope Francis's Condition Remains Critical; New Kidney Issue Emerges
Pope Francis, 88, remains hospitalized in Rome with double pneumonia and chronic bronchitis, now complicated by a mild kidney problem; despite his critical condition, he participated in Mass and expressed gratitude for prayers.
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28% Bias Score
AfD's Rise Shakes German Politics Amid Trump's Return
Germany's federal elections saw a dramatic shift with the AfD securing 20.8% of the vote, placing it second, while the SPD suffered its worst result since 1887, creating uncertainty for coalition formation amid domestic and international challenges including the return of the Trump administration.
AfD's Rise Shakes German Politics Amid Trump's Return
Germany's federal elections saw a dramatic shift with the AfD securing 20.8% of the vote, placing it second, while the SPD suffered its worst result since 1887, creating uncertainty for coalition formation amid domestic and international challenges including the return of the Trump administration.
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52% Bias Score
Ukraine War Stalemate, Trump's Peace Push, and UK's AI Dilemma
On the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the conflict is stalemated, with President Trump ending military aid and pursuing a potential peace deal despite concerns about its potential benefit to Russia. Ukraine offers the US a stake in its mineral industry in exchange for protection....
Ukraine War Stalemate, Trump's Peace Push, and UK's AI Dilemma
On the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the conflict is stalemated, with President Trump ending military aid and pursuing a potential peace deal despite concerns about its potential benefit to Russia. Ukraine offers the US a stake in its mineral industry in exchange for protection....
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64% Bias Score
Ukraine Suffers Heavy Losses in Failed Kursk Offensive
On August 6, 2024, a Ukrainian attack on Russia's Kursk region was repelled, resulting in over 61,530 Ukrainian military casualties and the loss of 370 tanks, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense; fighting has now shifted to the Sumy region.
Ukraine Suffers Heavy Losses in Failed Kursk Offensive
On August 6, 2024, a Ukrainian attack on Russia's Kursk region was repelled, resulting in over 61,530 Ukrainian military casualties and the loss of 370 tanks, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense; fighting has now shifted to the Sumy region.
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64% Bias Score
CDU/CSU Wins German Election, but AfD's Rise Poses Major Challenge
Germany's conservative CDU/CSU bloc won the federal election but lacks a majority, forcing coalition negotiations with the SPD while facing the historic rise of the far-right AfD, which secured the second-highest number of votes, posing challenges for Germany's future stability and international all...
CDU/CSU Wins German Election, but AfD's Rise Poses Major Challenge
Germany's conservative CDU/CSU bloc won the federal election but lacks a majority, forcing coalition negotiations with the SPD while facing the historic rise of the far-right AfD, which secured the second-highest number of votes, posing challenges for Germany's future stability and international all...
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60% Bias Score
Neo-Nazi Terror Group 'The Base' Rapidly Regains Strength, Posing Increased Domestic Terror Threat
The neo-Nazi terrorist group, the Base, founded in 2018, is rapidly regaining strength after a period of dormancy, actively recruiting members, procuring weapons, and planning future actions, raising concerns about a potential increase in domestic terrorism in the US.
Neo-Nazi Terror Group 'The Base' Rapidly Regains Strength, Posing Increased Domestic Terror Threat
The neo-Nazi terrorist group, the Base, founded in 2018, is rapidly regaining strength after a period of dormancy, actively recruiting members, procuring weapons, and planning future actions, raising concerns about a potential increase in domestic terrorism in the US.
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48% Bias Score
Western Leaders Commemorate Three Years of War in Ukraine
On the three-year anniversary of Russia's invasion, Western leaders gathered in Kyiv to commemorate the conflict and announce continued support for Ukraine, including a new €3.5 billion EU aid package and plans for increased European military aid, amid concerns about potential reduced US support.
Western Leaders Commemorate Three Years of War in Ukraine
On the three-year anniversary of Russia's invasion, Western leaders gathered in Kyiv to commemorate the conflict and announce continued support for Ukraine, including a new €3.5 billion EU aid package and plans for increased European military aid, amid concerns about potential reduced US support.
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36% Bias Score
Ukrainian Soldier's Injury Highlights Russia-North Korea Military Cooperation
A 21-year-old Ukrainian soldier, Nazar, was severely injured by a Russian drone strike near Bakhmut on November 11, 2023, resulting in the death of a comrade; his case highlights the ongoing war's brutality and the need for more anti-drone equipment, as Russia's military cooperation with North Korea...
Ukrainian Soldier's Injury Highlights Russia-North Korea Military Cooperation
A 21-year-old Ukrainian soldier, Nazar, was severely injured by a Russian drone strike near Bakhmut on November 11, 2023, resulting in the death of a comrade; his case highlights the ongoing war's brutality and the need for more anti-drone equipment, as Russia's military cooperation with North Korea...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Administration Fires Thousands of USAID Employees
The Trump administration initiated a massive reduction of the USAID workforce on February 23, 2025, placing nearly all staff on leave and firing approximately 1,600 U.S.-based employees, despite legal challenges citing lack of congressional approval and potential negative impacts on national securit...
Trump Administration Fires Thousands of USAID Employees
The Trump administration initiated a massive reduction of the USAID workforce on February 23, 2025, placing nearly all staff on leave and firing approximately 1,600 U.S.-based employees, despite legal challenges citing lack of congressional approval and potential negative impacts on national securit...
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60% Bias Score
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