South Korea's Yoon Survives Impeachment Attempt Amidst Political Uncertainty
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol survived a weekend impeachment attempt, but the opposition plans further attempts; the ruling party's unity is uncertain, impacted by public dissatisfaction and the precedent of the 2016 Park Geun-hye impeachment. A potential future election depends on the ruling...
South Korea's Yoon Survives Impeachment Attempt Amidst Political Uncertainty
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol survived a weekend impeachment attempt, but the opposition plans further attempts; the ruling party's unity is uncertain, impacted by public dissatisfaction and the precedent of the 2016 Park Geun-hye impeachment. A potential future election depends on the ruling...
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32% Bias Score
Google Achieves Breakthrough in Quantum Error Correction
Google's quantum processor "Willow", with 105 superconducting qubits, achieved quantum error correction below a critical threshold, a significant step towards practical quantum computers, though further improvements are needed to reach fault tolerance.
Google Achieves Breakthrough in Quantum Error Correction
Google's quantum processor "Willow", with 105 superconducting qubits, achieved quantum error correction below a critical threshold, a significant step towards practical quantum computers, though further improvements are needed to reach fault tolerance.
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28% Bias Score
Syrian Civil War Causes 85% GDP Collapse
The Syrian civil war has caused an 85% drop in Syria's GDP since 2011, from \$67.5 billion to \$9 billion in 2023, due to conflict, sanctions, and displacement of almost 5 million people. Key sectors like oil and agriculture are severely damaged.
Syrian Civil War Causes 85% GDP Collapse
The Syrian civil war has caused an 85% drop in Syria's GDP since 2011, from \$67.5 billion to \$9 billion in 2023, due to conflict, sanctions, and displacement of almost 5 million people. Key sectors like oil and agriculture are severely damaged.
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40% Bias Score
Moldova's Narrow Pro-EU Referendum Victory Raises 'Georgian Scenario' Concerns
Moldova prepares for President Maia Sandu's inauguration, continuing its pro-EU course following a narrow 50.4% referendum vote on October 20, 2024, incorporating EU membership as a strategic goal; however, experts warn of a potential 'Georgian scenario' due to societal divisions and susceptibility ...
Moldova's Narrow Pro-EU Referendum Victory Raises 'Georgian Scenario' Concerns
Moldova prepares for President Maia Sandu's inauguration, continuing its pro-EU course following a narrow 50.4% referendum vote on October 20, 2024, incorporating EU membership as a strategic goal; however, experts warn of a potential 'Georgian scenario' due to societal divisions and susceptibility ...
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52% Bias Score
German Company's €25 Million Investment in Chinese Carbon Offset Project Exposed as Potential Fraud
A German company, Verbio, invested €25 million in a Chinese carbon offset project (BZIA) facilitated by Beijing Carbon, but investigations revealed the project used pre-existing equipment, violating German regulations and potentially constituting fraud; this highlights systemic failures in German au...
German Company's €25 Million Investment in Chinese Carbon Offset Project Exposed as Potential Fraud
A German company, Verbio, invested €25 million in a Chinese carbon offset project (BZIA) facilitated by Beijing Carbon, but investigations revealed the project used pre-existing equipment, violating German regulations and potentially constituting fraud; this highlights systemic failures in German au...
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48% Bias Score
Australia funds PNG's NRL entry, signs security pact
Australia will provide Papua New Guinea \$382 million over 10 years to support its entry into the National Rugby League in 2028, alongside a confidential security pact to counter growing Chinese influence in the Pacific, announced Thursday in Sydney by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and ...
Australia funds PNG's NRL entry, signs security pact
Australia will provide Papua New Guinea \$382 million over 10 years to support its entry into the National Rugby League in 2028, alongside a confidential security pact to counter growing Chinese influence in the Pacific, announced Thursday in Sydney by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and ...
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48% Bias Score
EU Ministers Reject Troop Deployments to Ukraine, Reaffirming Support
On December 12, 2024, EU foreign ministers and allies met in Berlin to reaffirm continued support for Ukraine, focusing on military and financial aid, while rejecting troop deployments, emphasizing the need for Ukraine's involvement in any peace talks.
EU Ministers Reject Troop Deployments to Ukraine, Reaffirming Support
On December 12, 2024, EU foreign ministers and allies met in Berlin to reaffirm continued support for Ukraine, focusing on military and financial aid, while rejecting troop deployments, emphasizing the need for Ukraine's involvement in any peace talks.
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36% Bias Score
Russia Plans New "Oreshnik" Missile Strike on Ukraine
Russia plans another launch of its experimental "Oreshnik" ballistic missile toward Ukraine, potentially within days, according to US officials, who downplay its military significance but acknowledge it as an intimidation tactic following a similar strike last month.
Russia Plans New "Oreshnik" Missile Strike on Ukraine
Russia plans another launch of its experimental "Oreshnik" ballistic missile toward Ukraine, potentially within days, according to US officials, who downplay its military significance but acknowledge it as an intimidation tactic following a similar strike last month.
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36% Bias Score
"Lebanon's Post-War Recovery: Agriculture Devastation and Economic Crisis"
"The 13-month war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon caused widespread destruction, impacting the agriculture sector, killing thousands, and devastating the economy, with estimated losses exceeding $20 billion; the fragile ceasefire raises concerns about long-term stability."
"Lebanon's Post-War Recovery: Agriculture Devastation and Economic Crisis"
"The 13-month war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon caused widespread destruction, impacting the agriculture sector, killing thousands, and devastating the economy, with estimated losses exceeding $20 billion; the fragile ceasefire raises concerns about long-term stability."
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36% Bias Score
South Korean President Defends Controversial Martial Law Amid Impeachment Threat
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol defended the controversial martial law implemented last week, claiming it was necessary to protect liberal democracy from the opposition. Despite facing an impeachment motion and investigations into insurrection, he insists the action was 'narrowly calibrated' an...
South Korean President Defends Controversial Martial Law Amid Impeachment Threat
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol defended the controversial martial law implemented last week, claiming it was necessary to protect liberal democracy from the opposition. Despite facing an impeachment motion and investigations into insurrection, he insists the action was 'narrowly calibrated' an...
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44% Bias Score
Assad Regime Falls: Rebels Seize Damascus, Airport Damaged
Following a rebel offensive, the Assad family fled Syria, leading to the capture of major cities including Damascus. Damascus Airport sustained 90% damage but is expected to reopen soon. Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) formed an interim government, and the situation is prompting international diplomatic ...
Assad Regime Falls: Rebels Seize Damascus, Airport Damaged
Following a rebel offensive, the Assad family fled Syria, leading to the capture of major cities including Damascus. Damascus Airport sustained 90% damage but is expected to reopen soon. Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) formed an interim government, and the situation is prompting international diplomatic ...
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40% Bias Score
South Korea's President Yoon Faces Impeachment Amid Martial Law Crisis
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared short-lived martial law last week, claiming it was necessary to protect democracy from "pro-North Korean forces," leading to a second impeachment bid and a nation-wide political crisis. Several of Yoon's top officials have been arrested, and one attempte...
South Korea's President Yoon Faces Impeachment Amid Martial Law Crisis
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared short-lived martial law last week, claiming it was necessary to protect democracy from "pro-North Korean forces," leading to a second impeachment bid and a nation-wide political crisis. Several of Yoon's top officials have been arrested, and one attempte...
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48% Bias Score