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US-Ukraine Sign Joint Reconstruction Fund Agreement
The US and Ukraine have signed a joint "reconstruction investment" fund agreement, with Ukraine retaining control of its resources despite Trump's push for more compensation for US aid; the deal signals commitment to a free and prosperous Ukraine.
US-Ukraine Sign Joint Reconstruction Fund Agreement
The US and Ukraine have signed a joint "reconstruction investment" fund agreement, with Ukraine retaining control of its resources despite Trump's push for more compensation for US aid; the deal signals commitment to a free and prosperous Ukraine.
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56% Bias Score


South Korea's Acting President Resigns to Run for Office Amidst Election Uncertainty
Acting South Korean President Han Duck-soo resigned Thursday to run for president, launching his campaign Friday, while the Supreme Court overturned the acquittal of Democratic Party frontrunner Lee Jae-myung on election law violation charges, jeopardizing his candidacy before the June 3 election.
South Korea's Acting President Resigns to Run for Office Amidst Election Uncertainty
Acting South Korean President Han Duck-soo resigned Thursday to run for president, launching his campaign Friday, while the Supreme Court overturned the acquittal of Democratic Party frontrunner Lee Jae-myung on election law violation charges, jeopardizing his candidacy before the June 3 election.
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36% Bias Score


Sahel Military Juntas: Counterterrorism or Democratic Erosion?
Military juntas in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, seizing power between 2020 and 2023, claim counterterrorism efforts justify their rule, raising concerns about democratic backsliding amidst a broader regional search for alternative governance models.
Sahel Military Juntas: Counterterrorism or Democratic Erosion?
Military juntas in Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger, seizing power between 2020 and 2023, claim counterterrorism efforts justify their rule, raising concerns about democratic backsliding amidst a broader regional search for alternative governance models.
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48% Bias Score


EU Urges Restraint Amidst India-Pakistan Tensions After Kashmir Attack
Following a terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed over two dozen tourists, the European Union urged both India and Pakistan to exercise military restraint and engage in dialogue, highlighting the need for a peaceful resolution despite the escalating regional tensions and while ...
EU Urges Restraint Amidst India-Pakistan Tensions After Kashmir Attack
Following a terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed over two dozen tourists, the European Union urged both India and Pakistan to exercise military restraint and engage in dialogue, highlighting the need for a peaceful resolution despite the escalating regional tensions and while ...
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40% Bias Score


US-Ukraine Investment Fund Agreement Signed
The US and Ukraine signed an agreement on April 30th, 2024, establishing a 50/50 investment fund for Ukrainian reconstruction, funded by US contributions and 50% of Ukraine's new licensing revenues from critical materials and oil/gas projects. The fund's profits will be reinvested for at least 10 ye...
US-Ukraine Investment Fund Agreement Signed
The US and Ukraine signed an agreement on April 30th, 2024, establishing a 50/50 investment fund for Ukrainian reconstruction, funded by US contributions and 50% of Ukraine's new licensing revenues from critical materials and oil/gas projects. The fund's profits will be reinvested for at least 10 ye...
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40% Bias Score


Declining Catholicism in Mexico: Shifting Religious Landscape and Socioeconomic Factors"
In Mexico, 77.7% of the population identifies as Catholic, a 5% decrease from 2010; this decline is attributed to the rise of neopentecostal communities and increased non-religious identification, revealing complex dynamics between Catholicism, socioeconomic status, and evolving religious landscapes...
Declining Catholicism in Mexico: Shifting Religious Landscape and Socioeconomic Factors"
In Mexico, 77.7% of the population identifies as Catholic, a 5% decrease from 2010; this decline is attributed to the rise of neopentecostal communities and increased non-religious identification, revealing complex dynamics between Catholicism, socioeconomic status, and evolving religious landscapes...
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36% Bias Score

China Lifts Sanctions on EU Parliament Members Amid Trade Tensions
China lifted sanctions on five European Parliament members and its Subcommittee on Human Rights, potentially paving the way for improved trade relations with the EU despite ongoing disputes over human rights in Xinjiang and the stalled 2020 trade deal.

China Lifts Sanctions on EU Parliament Members Amid Trade Tensions
China lifted sanctions on five European Parliament members and its Subcommittee on Human Rights, potentially paving the way for improved trade relations with the EU despite ongoing disputes over human rights in Xinjiang and the stalled 2020 trade deal.
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36% Bias Score

Western Companies Maintain Russian Trademarks Despite Exit
Over 460 international companies stopped operating in Russia since February 2022, with 59 global brands leaving; however, 25 are maintaining their trademark registrations, including Ikea, McDonald's, and Mercedes-Benz, while others like Henkel have not, creating opportunities for non-Western competi...

Western Companies Maintain Russian Trademarks Despite Exit
Over 460 international companies stopped operating in Russia since February 2022, with 59 global brands leaving; however, 25 are maintaining their trademark registrations, including Ikea, McDonald's, and Mercedes-Benz, while others like Henkel have not, creating opportunities for non-Western competi...
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48% Bias Score

EU Prepares Contingency Plan for Russia Sanctions Amid US Concerns
The European Union is preparing a backup plan to uphold economic sanctions on Russia if the US administration normalizes relations with Moscow, as confirmed by EU High Representative Kaya Kallas, amid concerns over potential divisions within the EU and the loss of US support for Ukraine.

EU Prepares Contingency Plan for Russia Sanctions Amid US Concerns
The European Union is preparing a backup plan to uphold economic sanctions on Russia if the US administration normalizes relations with Moscow, as confirmed by EU High Representative Kaya Kallas, amid concerns over potential divisions within the EU and the loss of US support for Ukraine.
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32% Bias Score

Ukraine-US Sign Agreement Establishing Reconstruction Investment Fund
Ukraine and the US signed a 12-page agreement in Washington establishing a reconstruction investment fund, focusing on political parameters for resource extraction and US aid, while deferring operational details to a future technical agreement.

Ukraine-US Sign Agreement Establishing Reconstruction Investment Fund
Ukraine and the US signed a 12-page agreement in Washington establishing a reconstruction investment fund, focusing on political parameters for resource extraction and US aid, while deferring operational details to a future technical agreement.
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20% Bias Score

Peaceful May Day Demonstrations Mark Positive Shift in Germany
Tens of thousands participated in peaceful May Day demonstrations across major German cities, including Berlin, Hamburg, and Frankfurt, marking a positive shift compared to previous years' violent clashes. Over 5,800 police officers were deployed, contributing to a largely peaceful atmosphere. Demon...

Peaceful May Day Demonstrations Mark Positive Shift in Germany
Tens of thousands participated in peaceful May Day demonstrations across major German cities, including Berlin, Hamburg, and Frankfurt, marking a positive shift compared to previous years' violent clashes. Over 5,800 police officers were deployed, contributing to a largely peaceful atmosphere. Demon...
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44% Bias Score

Argentina Announces Inevitable Privatization of Aerolineas Argentinas
Argentina's government declared the privatization of Aerolineas Argentinas inevitable following the airline's first profitable year since its 2008 renationalization, eliminating the need for state funding in 2025, achieved through cost-cutting measures including staff and branch reductions, reflecti...

Argentina Announces Inevitable Privatization of Aerolineas Argentinas
Argentina's government declared the privatization of Aerolineas Argentinas inevitable following the airline's first profitable year since its 2008 renationalization, eliminating the need for state funding in 2025, achieved through cost-cutting measures including staff and branch reductions, reflecti...
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60% Bias Score
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