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Russian-Crewed Ship Detained in Norway Over Baltic Cable Damage
Norwegian police arrested the Russian-crewed Silver Dania on January 31, 2025, in Tromso, following a Latvian request, due to suspected involvement in damaging an undersea fiber optic cable between Latvia and Sweden. The ship, owned by Fjord Shipping, was sailing from St. Petersburg to Murmansk.
Russian-Crewed Ship Detained in Norway Over Baltic Cable Damage
Norwegian police arrested the Russian-crewed Silver Dania on January 31, 2025, in Tromso, following a Latvian request, due to suspected involvement in damaging an undersea fiber optic cable between Latvia and Sweden. The ship, owned by Fjord Shipping, was sailing from St. Petersburg to Murmansk.
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36% Bias Score
North Korean Troop Withdrawal from Kursk: High Casualties Prompt Reassessment
North Korean troops, deployed to aid Russia in the Kursk region in August 2024, suffered approximately 4,000 casualties (1,000 deaths) by mid-January 2025, prompting their withdrawal due to high losses and poor coordination with Russian forces; the alliance continues.
North Korean Troop Withdrawal from Kursk: High Casualties Prompt Reassessment
North Korean troops, deployed to aid Russia in the Kursk region in August 2024, suffered approximately 4,000 casualties (1,000 deaths) by mid-January 2025, prompting their withdrawal due to high losses and poor coordination with Russian forces; the alliance continues.
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36% Bias Score
Champions League Play-off Draw: City vs. Madrid, Celtic vs. Bayern
Manchester City will play Real Madrid and Celtic will play Bayern Munich in the Champions League play-off round, with the winners advancing to the last 16 to face teams that finished in the top eight of the group stage; the two-legged play-off ties are on 11/12 and 18/19 February.
Champions League Play-off Draw: City vs. Madrid, Celtic vs. Bayern
Manchester City will play Real Madrid and Celtic will play Bayern Munich in the Champions League play-off round, with the winners advancing to the last 16 to face teams that finished in the top eight of the group stage; the two-legged play-off ties are on 11/12 and 18/19 February.
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32% Bias Score
Prince Andrew Aide Admits Newsnight Interview Was 'Ill-Advised' in Letters to Alleged Chinese Spy
Prince Andrew's aide, Dominic Hampshire, admitted in letters to alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo that the Duke's 2019 Newsnight interview was "ill-advised", thanking Yang for his support in managing the fallout and highlighting efforts to improve Andrew's reputation in China.
Prince Andrew Aide Admits Newsnight Interview Was 'Ill-Advised' in Letters to Alleged Chinese Spy
Prince Andrew's aide, Dominic Hampshire, admitted in letters to alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo that the Duke's 2019 Newsnight interview was "ill-advised", thanking Yang for his support in managing the fallout and highlighting efforts to improve Andrew's reputation in China.
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48% Bias Score
Hundreds Remember Civil Rights Campaigner Dr. Paul Stephenson
A memorial service for Dr. Paul Stephenson, a leading UK civil rights campaigner who died aged 87, was attended by hundreds at Bristol Cathedral, celebrating his pivotal role in the 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott and other acts of defiance that paved the way for the 1965 Race Relations Act.
Hundreds Remember Civil Rights Campaigner Dr. Paul Stephenson
A memorial service for Dr. Paul Stephenson, a leading UK civil rights campaigner who died aged 87, was attended by hundreds at Bristol Cathedral, celebrating his pivotal role in the 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott and other acts of defiance that paved the way for the 1965 Race Relations Act.
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20% Bias Score
UK Reverses Policy, Allowing Ukrainian Parents to Sponsor Children
The UK government has reinstated the right for Ukrainian parents without British residency to sponsor their children under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, reversing a policy that led to family separations and prompted some parents to resort to illegal methods to bring their children to Britain. Over 1...
UK Reverses Policy, Allowing Ukrainian Parents to Sponsor Children
The UK government has reinstated the right for Ukrainian parents without British residency to sponsor their children under the Homes for Ukraine scheme, reversing a policy that led to family separations and prompted some parents to resort to illegal methods to bring their children to Britain. Over 1...
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36% Bias Score
Sheinbaum-Trump: A stark contrast in leadership styles shapes US-Mexico relations
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and US President Donald Trump represent vastly different leadership styles, creating significant challenges in the US-Mexico relationship, particularly regarding migration, trade, and international cooperation; their contrasting approaches will shape the future tr...
Sheinbaum-Trump: A stark contrast in leadership styles shapes US-Mexico relations
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and US President Donald Trump represent vastly different leadership styles, creating significant challenges in the US-Mexico relationship, particularly regarding migration, trade, and international cooperation; their contrasting approaches will shape the future tr...
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52% Bias Score
Sudan Ebola Death Confirmed in Uganda; WHO Responds with $1 Million in Aid
A 32-year-old nurse in Kampala, Uganda, died from Sudan Ebola, confirmed by three national labs; 44 close contacts are being vaccinated, and the WHO is deploying experts and providing $1 million in aid.
Sudan Ebola Death Confirmed in Uganda; WHO Responds with $1 Million in Aid
A 32-year-old nurse in Kampala, Uganda, died from Sudan Ebola, confirmed by three national labs; 44 close contacts are being vaccinated, and the WHO is deploying experts and providing $1 million in aid.
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28% Bias Score
North Korean Troop Withdrawal from Kursk Region Following Heavy Casualties
Reports from Ukrainian special forces indicate North Korean troops have withdrawn from the Kursk region after suffering approximately 1,000 casualties out of 11,000 deployed in three months of fighting; Russia and North Korea have not commented on these reports.
North Korean Troop Withdrawal from Kursk Region Following Heavy Casualties
Reports from Ukrainian special forces indicate North Korean troops have withdrawn from the Kursk region after suffering approximately 1,000 casualties out of 11,000 deployed in three months of fighting; Russia and North Korea have not commented on these reports.
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40% Bias Score
Mice Sleep Study Reveals How Memories are Formed and Consolidated
Researchers found that mice process new and old memories during distinct sleep phases characterized by pupil size, using genetically modified mice to monitor and manipulate memory consolidation, potentially impacting AI and Alzheimer's treatment.
Mice Sleep Study Reveals How Memories are Formed and Consolidated
Researchers found that mice process new and old memories during distinct sleep phases characterized by pupil size, using genetically modified mice to monitor and manipulate memory consolidation, potentially impacting AI and Alzheimer's treatment.
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32% Bias Score
India's Tiger Population Doubles Despite High Human Density
A new study reveals that India's tiger population has doubled to over 3,600 in ten years, accounting for 75% of the global population, despite high human population density; success is due to anti-poaching, habitat preservation, and reduced human-wildlife conflict.
India's Tiger Population Doubles Despite High Human Density
A new study reveals that India's tiger population has doubled to over 3,600 in ten years, accounting for 75% of the global population, despite high human population density; success is due to anti-poaching, habitat preservation, and reduced human-wildlife conflict.
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36% Bias Score
Trafigura Convicted of Bribery in Landmark Swiss Case
Switzerland's highest court convicted Trafigura and its former COO Mike Wainwright of bribery for paying an Angolan official \$5 million to secure \$144 million in oil contracts between 2009 and 2011, resulting in a \$148 million fine for Trafigura and a 32-month jail sentence for Wainwright.
Trafigura Convicted of Bribery in Landmark Swiss Case
Switzerland's highest court convicted Trafigura and its former COO Mike Wainwright of bribery for paying an Angolan official \$5 million to secure \$144 million in oil contracts between 2009 and 2011, resulting in a \$148 million fine for Trafigura and a 32-month jail sentence for Wainwright.
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36% Bias Score
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