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Germany Approves Massive Spending Plan for Defense and Infrastructure
After days of intense negotiations, major German political parties agreed on a massive spending plan allocating hundreds of billions of euros to defense and infrastructure, including a €500 billion fund and a €100 billion allocation to climate change initiatives, marking a significant shift in Germa...
Germany Approves Massive Spending Plan for Defense and Infrastructure
After days of intense negotiations, major German political parties agreed on a massive spending plan allocating hundreds of billions of euros to defense and infrastructure, including a €500 billion fund and a €100 billion allocation to climate change initiatives, marking a significant shift in Germa...
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44% Bias Score
EU to Streamline Defense Market by 2025
The European Commission plans to introduce a comprehensive defense simplification package by June 2025, aiming to streamline the EU defense market, boost production, and integrate the Ukrainian defense industry, potentially expanding the EU's Defence Innovation Hub in Kyiv.
EU to Streamline Defense Market by 2025
The European Commission plans to introduce a comprehensive defense simplification package by June 2025, aiming to streamline the EU defense market, boost production, and integrate the Ukrainian defense industry, potentially expanding the EU's Defence Innovation Hub in Kyiv.
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36% Bias Score
EU and UK Breast Cancer Mortality to Decrease, but Disparities Remain
A new study forecasts a 4% reduction in EU and 6% in UK breast cancer deaths by 2025, mainly due to improved screenings and treatments; however, women over 80 show no decrease, revealing healthcare access disparities.
EU and UK Breast Cancer Mortality to Decrease, but Disparities Remain
A new study forecasts a 4% reduction in EU and 6% in UK breast cancer deaths by 2025, mainly due to improved screenings and treatments; however, women over 80 show no decrease, revealing healthcare access disparities.
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36% Bias Score
Gaza's 16-Month Electricity Crisis: A Humanitarian Catastrophe
Israel's electricity cuts in Gaza for over 16 months are causing a humanitarian crisis, violating ceasefire agreements and international law, with Doctors Without Borders condemning Israel's actions and calling for international intervention.
Gaza's 16-Month Electricity Crisis: A Humanitarian Catastrophe
Israel's electricity cuts in Gaza for over 16 months are causing a humanitarian crisis, violating ceasefire agreements and international law, with Doctors Without Borders condemning Israel's actions and calling for international intervention.
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60% Bias Score
Greenland Election: Democrats Win, Shifting Focus Beyond Independence
Greenland's recent election saw the Democrat party win approximately 30% of the vote, exceeding projections and highlighting a shift in voter priorities beyond independence; the Naleraq party secured 25%, Inuit Ataqatigiit over 21%, and Siumut around 15%.
Greenland Election: Democrats Win, Shifting Focus Beyond Independence
Greenland's recent election saw the Democrat party win approximately 30% of the vote, exceeding projections and highlighting a shift in voter priorities beyond independence; the Naleraq party secured 25%, Inuit Ataqatigiit over 21%, and Siumut around 15%.
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48% Bias Score
Weakened Hezbollah, New Lebanese Leadership Raise Questions of Normalization with Israel
Amidst attempts to redraw the regional map away from Hamas and Hezbollah, questions arise about Lebanon's potential normalization with Israel, fueled by Israeli statements, new Lebanese leadership, and assessments of Hezbollah's weakened power.
Weakened Hezbollah, New Lebanese Leadership Raise Questions of Normalization with Israel
Amidst attempts to redraw the regional map away from Hamas and Hezbollah, questions arise about Lebanon's potential normalization with Israel, fueled by Israeli statements, new Lebanese leadership, and assessments of Hezbollah's weakened power.
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56% Bias Score
Hungary Blocks EU Sanctions Renewal, Creating Last-Minute Crisis
Hungary is blocking the EU's renewal of sanctions against over 2,400 individuals and entities, mostly Russian, creating a last-minute crisis as the deadline approaches, with Hungary demanding the removal of several names from the list, potentially linked to anticipated changes in US foreign policy u...
Hungary Blocks EU Sanctions Renewal, Creating Last-Minute Crisis
Hungary is blocking the EU's renewal of sanctions against over 2,400 individuals and entities, mostly Russian, creating a last-minute crisis as the deadline approaches, with Hungary demanding the removal of several names from the list, potentially linked to anticipated changes in US foreign policy u...
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48% Bias Score
Gaza's Education System Devastated by Conflict: Thousands of Students Displaced
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict severely damaged Gaza's education system, destroying or displacing 95% of its 564 schools, impacting nearly 785,000 students; however, efforts are underway to rehabilitate schools and resume education for thousands despite significant challenges and obstacles for dis...
Gaza's Education System Devastated by Conflict: Thousands of Students Displaced
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict severely damaged Gaza's education system, destroying or displacing 95% of its 564 schools, impacting nearly 785,000 students; however, efforts are underway to rehabilitate schools and resume education for thousands despite significant challenges and obstacles for dis...
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40% Bias Score
Unverified Claim: Trump Recruited by Soviet Intelligence in 1987
A former Soviet intelligence officer's February 20th Facebook post alleging Donald Trump's 1987 recruitment by Soviet intelligence has ignited a social media firestorm, fueled by Trump's past pro-Moscow policies and contrasting with the Biden administration's support for Ukraine.
Unverified Claim: Trump Recruited by Soviet Intelligence in 1987
A former Soviet intelligence officer's February 20th Facebook post alleging Donald Trump's 1987 recruitment by Soviet intelligence has ignited a social media firestorm, fueled by Trump's past pro-Moscow policies and contrasting with the Biden administration's support for Ukraine.
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48% Bias Score
Global Air Pollution Crisis: Data Gaps and US Data Halt Raise Concerns
A report reveals that only 17% of world cities meet air quality standards, with several nations lacking sufficient monitoring; the US State Department's decision to stop publishing air quality data collected by its embassies raises concerns.
Global Air Pollution Crisis: Data Gaps and US Data Halt Raise Concerns
A report reveals that only 17% of world cities meet air quality standards, with several nations lacking sufficient monitoring; the US State Department's decision to stop publishing air quality data collected by its embassies raises concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Measles Outbreak Sweeping Europe: Over 32,000 Cases Reported
Between early 2024 and 2025, over 32,000 measles cases were reported across the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway—a sharp increase from 2023. Romania had the most cases (27,568), with 18 deaths, highlighting insufficient vaccination rates (86% of cases unvaccinated).
Measles Outbreak Sweeping Europe: Over 32,000 Cases Reported
Between early 2024 and 2025, over 32,000 measles cases were reported across the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway—a sharp increase from 2023. Romania had the most cases (27,568), with 18 deaths, highlighting insufficient vaccination rates (86% of cases unvaccinated).
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine Offers Ceasefire for US Rare Earth Mineral Deal
Ukraine is proposing a partial ceasefire, including in the Black Sea and regarding long-range missile attacks, in exchange for a deal with the US on rare earth minerals, aiming to restart stalled military aid after recent tensions between Zelenskyy and Trump; talks are set to occur in Saudi Arabia.
Ukraine Offers Ceasefire for US Rare Earth Mineral Deal
Ukraine is proposing a partial ceasefire, including in the Black Sea and regarding long-range missile attacks, in exchange for a deal with the US on rare earth minerals, aiming to restart stalled military aid after recent tensions between Zelenskyy and Trump; talks are set to occur in Saudi Arabia.
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36% Bias Score
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