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Moscow Exhibition Distorts History to Condemn Baltic 'Russophobia'
A Moscow exhibition, organized by the Russian Military Historical Society, uses a distorted historical narrative to portray the Baltic states as ungrateful towards the Soviet Union and accuses them of Russophobia, ignoring the Soviet Union's oppression.
Moscow Exhibition Distorts History to Condemn Baltic 'Russophobia'
A Moscow exhibition, organized by the Russian Military Historical Society, uses a distorted historical narrative to portray the Baltic states as ungrateful towards the Soviet Union and accuses them of Russophobia, ignoring the Soviet Union's oppression.
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72% Bias Score
Denmark Prioritizes Green Policies Amidst EU Climate Challenges
Denmark's EU Council presidency prioritizes green policies, framing climate action as crucial for Europe's defense and economic competitiveness, despite recent challenges to green policies due to geopolitical events and economic pressures.
Denmark Prioritizes Green Policies Amidst EU Climate Challenges
Denmark's EU Council presidency prioritizes green policies, framing climate action as crucial for Europe's defense and economic competitiveness, despite recent challenges to green policies due to geopolitical events and economic pressures.
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44% Bias Score
Poland Imposes Border Controls Amidst Tensions with Germany
Poland implemented temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania on July 7th, 2024, due to Germany's migrant return policy, creating tension and sparking debate ahead of Polish elections, where migration is a key issue.
Poland Imposes Border Controls Amidst Tensions with Germany
Poland implemented temporary border controls with Germany and Lithuania on July 7th, 2024, due to Germany's migrant return policy, creating tension and sparking debate ahead of Polish elections, where migration is a key issue.
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48% Bias Score
IDF Strikes Yemeni Ports, Targeting Houthi Weapons Transfers
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched airstrikes on July 6th, 2025, targeting three Yemeni ports (Hodeidah, Ras Isa, and Salif) and a power station, claiming these sites were used by the Houthi movement to receive Iranian weapons and launch attacks against Israel and its allies; over 50 precisio...
IDF Strikes Yemeni Ports, Targeting Houthi Weapons Transfers
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched airstrikes on July 6th, 2025, targeting three Yemeni ports (Hodeidah, Ras Isa, and Salif) and a power station, claiming these sites were used by the Houthi movement to receive Iranian weapons and launch attacks against Israel and its allies; over 50 precisio...
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60% Bias Score
Recycling Technologies Could Slash Construction's Climate Costs by 45%
A new study commissioned by the WWF shows that using ten readily available recycling technologies could reduce the cost of climate neutrality in the construction industry by up to 45 percent, decrease reliance on energy imports by up to 20 percent, and boost resilience to price fluctuations and supp...
Recycling Technologies Could Slash Construction's Climate Costs by 45%
A new study commissioned by the WWF shows that using ten readily available recycling technologies could reduce the cost of climate neutrality in the construction industry by up to 45 percent, decrease reliance on energy imports by up to 20 percent, and boost resilience to price fluctuations and supp...
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32% Bias Score
Seville Conference Yields Compromise Agreement on Global Finance Amidst Rising Nationalism
The UN's 4th International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville (Spain) concluded with the "Compromiso de Sevilla," a compromise agreement on global financial challenges despite the US absence and opposition; the agreement, while achieving global consensus, lacks concrete commitments t...
Seville Conference Yields Compromise Agreement on Global Finance Amidst Rising Nationalism
The UN's 4th International Conference on Financing for Development in Seville (Spain) concluded with the "Compromiso de Sevilla," a compromise agreement on global financial challenges despite the US absence and opposition; the agreement, while achieving global consensus, lacks concrete commitments t...
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44% Bias Score
Hülkenberg's First Podium: A Victory for Sauber and Audi
After 15 years and 239 races, Nico Hülkenberg secured his first Formula 1 podium finish with a third-place win at the rain-soaked Silverstone Grand Prix, celebrating with his team and receiving congratulations from fellow drivers, boosting the Sauber team's morale and partnership with Audi.
Hülkenberg's First Podium: A Victory for Sauber and Audi
After 15 years and 239 races, Nico Hülkenberg secured his first Formula 1 podium finish with a third-place win at the rain-soaked Silverstone Grand Prix, celebrating with his team and receiving congratulations from fellow drivers, boosting the Sauber team's morale and partnership with Audi.
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32% Bias Score
Germany-Poland Border Controls Cause Traffic Chaos and Strained Relations
Germany and Poland are experiencing increased border control tensions, resulting in traffic jams and strained relations, as Germany intensifies checks to deter asylum seekers and Poland retaliates with its own controls, potentially impacting trade and bilateral cooperation.
Germany-Poland Border Controls Cause Traffic Chaos and Strained Relations
Germany and Poland are experiencing increased border control tensions, resulting in traffic jams and strained relations, as Germany intensifies checks to deter asylum seekers and Poland retaliates with its own controls, potentially impacting trade and bilateral cooperation.
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60% Bias Score
Indonesia's BRICS Debut: Lula Links Group to Bandung Conference Legacy
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto attended the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on July 7, 2025, marking Indonesia's first participation after joining the group. Brazilian President Lula da Silva linked BRICS to the Bandung Conference, emphasizing its role as a non-aligned movement heir a...
Indonesia's BRICS Debut: Lula Links Group to Bandung Conference Legacy
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto attended the BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on July 7, 2025, marking Indonesia's first participation after joining the group. Brazilian President Lula da Silva linked BRICS to the Bandung Conference, emphasizing its role as a non-aligned movement heir a...
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36% Bias Score
Global Media Forum Tackles Authoritarianism's Assault on Free Press
The 2025 Global Media Forum (GMF) in Bonn, Germany, from June 2-3, focuses on countering the global rise of authoritarianism's impact on free media, with discussions on AI ethics, digital censorship, and support for independent journalism, awarding Tamar Kintsurashvili the Freedom of Speech Award.
Global Media Forum Tackles Authoritarianism's Assault on Free Press
The 2025 Global Media Forum (GMF) in Bonn, Germany, from June 2-3, focuses on countering the global rise of authoritarianism's impact on free media, with discussions on AI ethics, digital censorship, and support for independent journalism, awarding Tamar Kintsurashvili the Freedom of Speech Award.
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44% Bias Score
Serbian Opposition Boycotts Parliament Amidst Citizen Protests
Days after a Vidovdan protest in Serbia, citizens and police continue to clash, resulting in arrests and alleged beatings. The opposition largely supports a student-led parliamentary boycott to pressure for new elections, though differing opinions exist on the boycott's effectiveness and long-term s...
Serbian Opposition Boycotts Parliament Amidst Citizen Protests
Days after a Vidovdan protest in Serbia, citizens and police continue to clash, resulting in arrests and alleged beatings. The opposition largely supports a student-led parliamentary boycott to pressure for new elections, though differing opinions exist on the boycott's effectiveness and long-term s...
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40% Bias Score
Bavarian King Ludwig II Castles Await UNESCO World Heritage Status
Four Bavarian King Ludwig II castles are expected to become UNESCO World Heritage sites by July 16, 2025, joining 31 other global nominees, following a decade-long German nomination process, and adding to Germany's over 50 existing sites.
Bavarian King Ludwig II Castles Await UNESCO World Heritage Status
Four Bavarian King Ludwig II castles are expected to become UNESCO World Heritage sites by July 16, 2025, joining 31 other global nominees, following a decade-long German nomination process, and adding to Germany's over 50 existing sites.
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36% Bias Score
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