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Pope Francis Shows Improvement After Pneumonia Crisis
Pope Francis, 88, hospitalized since February 14th for pneumonia, is showing improvement after a critical phase, resuming some work while doctors maintain cautious optimism.
Pope Francis Shows Improvement After Pneumonia Crisis
Pope Francis, 88, hospitalized since February 14th for pneumonia, is showing improvement after a critical phase, resuming some work while doctors maintain cautious optimism.
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40% Bias Score
EU Seeks Trade Deals to Reduce US Import Reliance and Enhance Agricultural Competitiveness
The EU aims to reduce reliance on US agricultural imports through trade agreements with a Latin American bloc and Ukraine, while also negotiating the EU-Mercosur deal as a strategic alternative to potential US trade wars, despite concerns from some European farmers.
EU Seeks Trade Deals to Reduce US Import Reliance and Enhance Agricultural Competitiveness
The EU aims to reduce reliance on US agricultural imports through trade agreements with a Latin American bloc and Ukraine, while also negotiating the EU-Mercosur deal as a strategic alternative to potential US trade wars, despite concerns from some European farmers.
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44% Bias Score
Global Stocks Outpace US Market, Challenging 'America First' Narrative
Global stock markets excluding the US outperformed the S&P 500 by 5.8 percentage points through Monday, driven by factors such as cheaper valuations outside the US, differing monetary policies, and a stronger dollar impacting US exporters.
Global Stocks Outpace US Market, Challenging 'America First' Narrative
Global stock markets excluding the US outperformed the S&P 500 by 5.8 percentage points through Monday, driven by factors such as cheaper valuations outside the US, differing monetary policies, and a stronger dollar impacting US exporters.
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48% Bias Score
MH17 Victims' Families Demand Russian Accountability for Peace
Families of the 298 victims of the 2014 MH17 plane crash, shot down over Donbas by a Russian Buk missile system, are demanding that Russia acknowledge responsibility before any peace agreement is reached, with the Dutch government supporting their plea.
MH17 Victims' Families Demand Russian Accountability for Peace
Families of the 298 victims of the 2014 MH17 plane crash, shot down over Donbas by a Russian Buk missile system, are demanding that Russia acknowledge responsibility before any peace agreement is reached, with the Dutch government supporting their plea.
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40% Bias Score
France's Falling Global Scientific Rank: Increased Publications, Decreased Influence
France's scientific output has increased, yet its global ranking has fallen from 6th to 13th since 2018 due to increased competition from emerging nations and internal challenges like bureaucracy and underinvestment, despite some progress in certain fields.
France's Falling Global Scientific Rank: Increased Publications, Decreased Influence
France's scientific output has increased, yet its global ranking has fallen from 6th to 13th since 2018 due to increased competition from emerging nations and internal challenges like bureaucracy and underinvestment, despite some progress in certain fields.
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40% Bias Score
Evidence of Ancient Ocean on Mars Revealed by Zhurong Rover
Analysis of data from China's Zhurong rover reveals sub-surface coastal deposits on Mars, indicating a vast ancient ice-free ocean that existed for millions of years, protected by a layer of dust and offering unique insights into the planet's past habitability.
Evidence of Ancient Ocean on Mars Revealed by Zhurong Rover
Analysis of data from China's Zhurong rover reveals sub-surface coastal deposits on Mars, indicating a vast ancient ice-free ocean that existed for millions of years, protected by a layer of dust and offering unique insights into the planet's past habitability.
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40% Bias Score
Germany: Union and SPD Begin Coalition Talks
Following Germany's federal election, Union and SPD initiated exploratory talks for a coalition government on February 28th, aiming to set a timeline and framework for negotiations by Easter, despite existing policy differences and damaged trust between the parties.
Germany: Union and SPD Begin Coalition Talks
Following Germany's federal election, Union and SPD initiated exploratory talks for a coalition government on February 28th, aiming to set a timeline and framework for negotiations by Easter, despite existing policy differences and damaged trust between the parties.
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36% Bias Score
RUSI Report Urges NATO Air Force Mission Specialization to Deter Russia
A new RUSI report advocates for specialized collective missions among European NATO air forces to deter Russian aggression, citing limitations in ground forces and highlighting the need for efficient resource allocation in light of reduced US support and the potential for a Russian attack within fiv...
RUSI Report Urges NATO Air Force Mission Specialization to Deter Russia
A new RUSI report advocates for specialized collective missions among European NATO air forces to deter Russian aggression, citing limitations in ground forces and highlighting the need for efficient resource allocation in light of reduced US support and the potential for a Russian attack within fiv...
Progress
40% Bias Score
Portugal's Renewable Energy Rise: Azevedo Family's Success Mirrors National Progress
The Azevedo family in Sintra, Portugal, uses solar energy to power their home, showcasing the country's progress in renewable energy, as evidenced by a rise to 15th place in the Green Transition Index and a 71% renewable electricity consumption in 2024, despite challenges in fully decarbonizing all ...
Portugal's Renewable Energy Rise: Azevedo Family's Success Mirrors National Progress
The Azevedo family in Sintra, Portugal, uses solar energy to power their home, showcasing the country's progress in renewable energy, as evidenced by a rise to 15th place in the Green Transition Index and a 71% renewable electricity consumption in 2024, despite challenges in fully decarbonizing all ...
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40% Bias Score
Tate Brothers Leave Romania Amidst Ongoing Investigations
Controversial social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate left Romania for the US on Thursday morning after a Romanian court returned their confiscated assets; they are under investigation for rape, human trafficking, and money laundering, and still face charges in the UK.
Tate Brothers Leave Romania Amidst Ongoing Investigations
Controversial social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate left Romania for the US on Thursday morning after a Romanian court returned their confiscated assets; they are under investigation for rape, human trafficking, and money laundering, and still face charges in the UK.
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52% Bias Score
Trump and Selenskyy Forge Resource Deal, Aiming for Phased Peace in Ukraine
US President Trump met with Ukrainian President Selenskyy to advance a resource deal granting the US access to Ukrainian rare earths, creating a reconstruction fund, and aiming for a phased peace process: resource agreement, ceasefire, and then peace—with limited security guarantees; UK Prime Minist...
Trump and Selenskyy Forge Resource Deal, Aiming for Phased Peace in Ukraine
US President Trump met with Ukrainian President Selenskyy to advance a resource deal granting the US access to Ukrainian rare earths, creating a reconstruction fund, and aiming for a phased peace process: resource agreement, ceasefire, and then peace—with limited security guarantees; UK Prime Minist...
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48% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Mass Firings of Probationary Federal Employees
A California federal judge issued a temporary restraining order halting mass firings of probationary federal employees, deeming them likely unlawful following a lawsuit by unions and nonprofits; approximately 200,000 employees are affected nationwide, with about 15,000 in California.
Judge Blocks Mass Firings of Probationary Federal Employees
A California federal judge issued a temporary restraining order halting mass firings of probationary federal employees, deeming them likely unlawful following a lawsuit by unions and nonprofits; approximately 200,000 employees are affected nationwide, with about 15,000 in California.
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36% Bias Score
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