March 2025
April 2025
Chinese Manufacturers Diversify Exports Amidst Global Slowdown
Facing trade headwinds, Chinese manufacturers are upgrading, focusing on tech-intensive green products for emerging markets; Risen Energy's energy storage exports jumped 870% year-on-year to 50 million yuan in the first two months of 2024, while Shenyang Yuanda's new contracts rose 35%, exceeding 1 ...
Chinese Manufacturers Diversify Exports Amidst Global Slowdown
Facing trade headwinds, Chinese manufacturers are upgrading, focusing on tech-intensive green products for emerging markets; Risen Energy's energy storage exports jumped 870% year-on-year to 50 million yuan in the first two months of 2024, while Shenyang Yuanda's new contracts rose 35%, exceeding 1 ...
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44% Bias Score
German Public Sector Strike Ends as Arbitration Begins
Negotiations for a new public sector collective bargaining agreement in Germany have failed, prompting the initiation of arbitration proceedings involving former Hessian Minister-President Roland Koch and former Bremen Senator Hans-Henning Lühr, to resolve the dispute that involved widespread strike...
German Public Sector Strike Ends as Arbitration Begins
Negotiations for a new public sector collective bargaining agreement in Germany have failed, prompting the initiation of arbitration proceedings involving former Hessian Minister-President Roland Koch and former Bremen Senator Hans-Henning Lühr, to resolve the dispute that involved widespread strike...
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40% Bias Score
Germany to Vote on €500 Billion Debt Package Amidst Legal Challenges and Internal Dissent
The German Bundestag will vote on Tuesday on a €500 billion debt package proposed by the Union, SPD, and Greens, following the rejection of urgent legal challenges by the Federal Constitutional Court; the FDP plans to file a constitutional complaint and internal dissent exists within the coalition.
Germany to Vote on €500 Billion Debt Package Amidst Legal Challenges and Internal Dissent
The German Bundestag will vote on Tuesday on a €500 billion debt package proposed by the Union, SPD, and Greens, following the rejection of urgent legal challenges by the Federal Constitutional Court; the FDP plans to file a constitutional complaint and internal dissent exists within the coalition.
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44% Bias Score
Thousands of Fired Federal Workers Reinstated, But on Paid Leave
Federal agencies are reinstating nearly 6,000 probationary workers terminated in February, placing them on paid administrative leave after court orders, creating a backlog of work and costing taxpayers millions while the legal battle continues.
Thousands of Fired Federal Workers Reinstated, But on Paid Leave
Federal agencies are reinstating nearly 6,000 probationary workers terminated in February, placing them on paid administrative leave after court orders, creating a backlog of work and costing taxpayers millions while the legal battle continues.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Revokes Secret Service Protection for Biden Children
President Trump revoked Secret Service protection for Hunter and Ashley Biden, effective immediately, citing the significant cost to taxpayers for the 18 agents assigned to Hunter and 13 to Ashley. The Secret Service confirmed it will comply, despite the extended protection granted by President Bide...
Trump Revokes Secret Service Protection for Biden Children
President Trump revoked Secret Service protection for Hunter and Ashley Biden, effective immediately, citing the significant cost to taxpayers for the 18 agents assigned to Hunter and 13 to Ashley. The Secret Service confirmed it will comply, despite the extended protection granted by President Bide...
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44% Bias Score
MassDOT and Arrive AI's Successful Drone Delivery Case Study in Lynn, MA
Arrive AI and MassDOT successfully completed a drone delivery case study in Lynn, MA, between August and October 2024, delivering medical supplies to assess the future use of drones for home healthcare and emergency medical response, aiming to reduce road congestion and package theft.
MassDOT and Arrive AI's Successful Drone Delivery Case Study in Lynn, MA
Arrive AI and MassDOT successfully completed a drone delivery case study in Lynn, MA, between August and October 2024, delivering medical supplies to assess the future use of drones for home healthcare and emergency medical response, aiming to reduce road congestion and package theft.
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40% Bias Score
Trump to Release 80,000 JFK Assassination Files
President Donald Trump announced the release of approximately 80,000 pages of files related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy on Tuesday, following a January executive order and previous partial releases, aiming to address decades of public speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the 1...
Trump to Release 80,000 JFK Assassination Files
President Donald Trump announced the release of approximately 80,000 pages of files related to the assassination of John F. Kennedy on Tuesday, following a January executive order and previous partial releases, aiming to address decades of public speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the 1...
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36% Bias Score
German Bundestag to Vote on 500 Billion Euro Debt Package
The German Bundestag will vote on a 500 billion euro debt package, allowing for increased investment in infrastructure, climate protection, and defense, requiring a two-thirds majority and potentially facing legal challenges.
German Bundestag to Vote on 500 Billion Euro Debt Package
The German Bundestag will vote on a 500 billion euro debt package, allowing for increased investment in infrastructure, climate protection, and defense, requiring a two-thirds majority and potentially facing legal challenges.
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48% Bias Score
German Hacker Trial: Ransomware Attacks Cause Millions in Damages
A Ukrainian hacker is on trial in Stuttgart, Germany, accused of leading a group that used ransomware to attack 22 German companies and institutions in 2019, causing over €2.4 million in damages and impacting businesses across multiple states; the group's activities are linked to over 80 additional ...
German Hacker Trial: Ransomware Attacks Cause Millions in Damages
A Ukrainian hacker is on trial in Stuttgart, Germany, accused of leading a group that used ransomware to attack 22 German companies and institutions in 2019, causing over €2.4 million in damages and impacting businesses across multiple states; the group's activities are linked to over 80 additional ...
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32% Bias Score
UK to Tighten PIP Eligibility Criteria, Causing Some Benefit Losses
The UK government will reform the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) by tightening eligibility, potentially causing some current recipients to lose benefits; this is part of a wider welfare reform plan to cut spending and support work, with increased Universal Credit for those seeking work.
UK to Tighten PIP Eligibility Criteria, Causing Some Benefit Losses
The UK government will reform the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) by tightening eligibility, potentially causing some current recipients to lose benefits; this is part of a wider welfare reform plan to cut spending and support work, with increased Universal Credit for those seeking work.
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52% Bias Score
US Airstrikes on Yemen Prompt Iranian Condemnation and Houthi Retaliation
On March 15, the US launched airstrikes on Houthi facilities in Yemen, prompting Iran to condemn the US's actions and reject accusations of Iranian involvement in Houthi attacks. The Houthi movement subsequently retaliated against the USS Harry S. Truman, raising concerns about further escalation. T...
US Airstrikes on Yemen Prompt Iranian Condemnation and Houthi Retaliation
On March 15, the US launched airstrikes on Houthi facilities in Yemen, prompting Iran to condemn the US's actions and reject accusations of Iranian involvement in Houthi attacks. The Houthi movement subsequently retaliated against the USS Harry S. Truman, raising concerns about further escalation. T...
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40% Bias Score
German Court to Rule on Apple's Market Significance
Germany's Federal Court of Justice will decide Tuesday whether Apple holds overarching market significance, a classification that would subject the company to stricter antitrust scrutiny following a 2023 ruling by the Federal Cartel Office. Apple appealed the decision.
German Court to Rule on Apple's Market Significance
Germany's Federal Court of Justice will decide Tuesday whether Apple holds overarching market significance, a classification that would subject the company to stricter antitrust scrutiny following a 2023 ruling by the Federal Cartel Office. Apple appealed the decision.
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32% Bias Score