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UK Pledges £5 Billion to North Macedonia, Addressing Hazardous Waste Issue
The UK will provide North Macedonia with up to £5 billion (€6 billion) for infrastructure and healthcare projects, with a significant portion dedicated to resolving the decades-long problem of hazardous waste at sites such as Ohis and Jugohrom, impacting communities like Lojane and Vaksince.
UK Pledges £5 Billion to North Macedonia, Addressing Hazardous Waste Issue
The UK will provide North Macedonia with up to £5 billion (€6 billion) for infrastructure and healthcare projects, with a significant portion dedicated to resolving the decades-long problem of hazardous waste at sites such as Ohis and Jugohrom, impacting communities like Lojane and Vaksince.
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44% Bias Score
US Lifts Ban on Empire Wind Farm, Amidst Gas Pipeline Speculation
The US government lifted a construction ban on the Empire Wind offshore wind farm in New York, securing 1,500 jobs after a seven-year approval process and amidst broader opposition to wind power in the US. The decision follows speculation of a deal involving a gas pipeline project.
US Lifts Ban on Empire Wind Farm, Amidst Gas Pipeline Speculation
The US government lifted a construction ban on the Empire Wind offshore wind farm in New York, securing 1,500 jobs after a seven-year approval process and amidst broader opposition to wind power in the US. The decision follows speculation of a deal involving a gas pipeline project.
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36% Bias Score
Apple Shifts iPhone Production to India Amid US-China Trade Tensions
Apple announced it will significantly increase iPhone production in India, aiming to make India the origin of most US-sold iPhones by 2026, a strategic shift driven by US-China trade tensions and India's improved electronics manufacturing environment.
Apple Shifts iPhone Production to India Amid US-China Trade Tensions
Apple announced it will significantly increase iPhone production in India, aiming to make India the origin of most US-sold iPhones by 2026, a strategic shift driven by US-China trade tensions and India's improved electronics manufacturing environment.
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36% Bias Score
Todd Predicts Western Defeat Amidst Erosion of Democratic Norms
French historian Emmanuel Todd predicts Western defeat due to economic stagnation and the decline of nation-states, citing examples of electoral manipulation and suppression of opposition parties in Europe as evidence, leading to increased societal polarization.
Todd Predicts Western Defeat Amidst Erosion of Democratic Norms
French historian Emmanuel Todd predicts Western defeat due to economic stagnation and the decline of nation-states, citing examples of electoral manipulation and suppression of opposition parties in Europe as evidence, leading to increased societal polarization.
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68% Bias Score
UK Government Faces Fresh Strikes Over 'Inadequate' Public Sector Pay Rise
The UK government announced a 4% pay rise for junior doctors, teachers, and school leaders, and smaller increases for other public sector workers, but unions threatened further strikes citing insufficient funding and pay restoration demands amidst 3.5% inflation.
UK Government Faces Fresh Strikes Over 'Inadequate' Public Sector Pay Rise
The UK government announced a 4% pay rise for junior doctors, teachers, and school leaders, and smaller increases for other public sector workers, but unions threatened further strikes citing insufficient funding and pay restoration demands amidst 3.5% inflation.
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60% Bias Score
Bitcoin Surges Past $110,000 Amid US Debt Concerns
Bitcoin hit a record high of $111,886.41 on Thursday, driven by a weakening dollar amid growing US debt concerns and optimism surrounding pro-crypto policies under the Trump administration.
Bitcoin Surges Past $110,000 Amid US Debt Concerns
Bitcoin hit a record high of $111,886.41 on Thursday, driven by a weakening dollar amid growing US debt concerns and optimism surrounding pro-crypto policies under the Trump administration.
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56% Bias Score
Weltbühne Article Questions Editor's Jewish Identity, Documents Confirm Heritage
Deborah Feldman's article in the new Weltbühne magazine challenges the Jewish identity of Philipp Peyman Engel, editor-in-chief of the Jüdische Allgemeine, citing an anonymous source; however, multiple official documents confirm Engel's Jewish heritage, raising concerns about journalistic standards ...
Weltbühne Article Questions Editor's Jewish Identity, Documents Confirm Heritage
Deborah Feldman's article in the new Weltbühne magazine challenges the Jewish identity of Philipp Peyman Engel, editor-in-chief of the Jüdische Allgemeine, citing an anonymous source; however, multiple official documents confirm Engel's Jewish heritage, raising concerns about journalistic standards ...
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56% Bias Score
EU Parliament Approves Steep Tariffs on Russian and Belarusian Agricultural Goods
The European Parliament approved a 50% tariff increase on various Russian and Belarusian agricultural products, including sugar, vinegar, flour, and animal feed, plus a 6.5% tariff on fertilizers, rising to €430 per ton by 2028, to reduce EU dependence on these countries and prevent funding of the w...
EU Parliament Approves Steep Tariffs on Russian and Belarusian Agricultural Goods
The European Parliament approved a 50% tariff increase on various Russian and Belarusian agricultural products, including sugar, vinegar, flour, and animal feed, plus a 6.5% tariff on fertilizers, rising to €430 per ton by 2028, to reduce EU dependence on these countries and prevent funding of the w...
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40% Bias Score
US House Approves Trump Tax Plan, Projecting Trillion-Dollar Revenue Loss
The US House of Representatives passed President Trump's tax plan, which permanently extends tax cuts for the wealthy, resulting in a projected $3.8 trillion loss in revenue over ten years and cuts to programs like Medicaid.
US House Approves Trump Tax Plan, Projecting Trillion-Dollar Revenue Loss
The US House of Representatives passed President Trump's tax plan, which permanently extends tax cuts for the wealthy, resulting in a projected $3.8 trillion loss in revenue over ten years and cuts to programs like Medicaid.
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56% Bias Score
Irish Rapper Charged with Terrorism for Allegedly Displaying Hezbollah Flag
A member of the Irish rap group Kneecap was charged with a terrorism offense for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London concert on November 21, 2023; the band claims this is politically motivated to stifle their criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza amid a humanitarian crisis; the case wi...
Irish Rapper Charged with Terrorism for Allegedly Displaying Hezbollah Flag
A member of the Irish rap group Kneecap was charged with a terrorism offense for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London concert on November 21, 2023; the band claims this is politically motivated to stifle their criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza amid a humanitarian crisis; the case wi...
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine Ceasefire: Dispute Over Zelenskyy's Legitimacy
Russia's Foreign Ministry questions Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's legitimacy to sign a ceasefire agreement, citing expired term concerns; Ukraine's parliament speaker supports Zelenskyy, while the US previously suggested elections, although a resource agreement was signed by a legitimate governmen...
Ukraine Ceasefire: Dispute Over Zelenskyy's Legitimacy
Russia's Foreign Ministry questions Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's legitimacy to sign a ceasefire agreement, citing expired term concerns; Ukraine's parliament speaker supports Zelenskyy, while the US previously suggested elections, although a resource agreement was signed by a legitimate governmen...
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52% Bias Score
US House Passes $3.8 Trillion Tax and Spending Bill, Adding to National Debt
The Republican-controlled US House passed a $3.8 trillion tax and spending bill on Thursday, increasing the national debt and including tax breaks, boosted military spending, stricter immigration enforcement, and cuts to social programs; the bill now heads to the Senate.
US House Passes $3.8 Trillion Tax and Spending Bill, Adding to National Debt
The Republican-controlled US House passed a $3.8 trillion tax and spending bill on Thursday, increasing the national debt and including tax breaks, boosted military spending, stricter immigration enforcement, and cuts to social programs; the bill now heads to the Senate.
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52% Bias Score
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