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Hungarian Opposition Leader Challenges Orbán's Influence in Romania
Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar walked from Budapest to Oradea, Romania, over 10 days to garner support from Hungarian communities and counter Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's influence, facing both supporters and counter-protesters.
Hungarian Opposition Leader Challenges Orbán's Influence in Romania
Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar walked from Budapest to Oradea, Romania, over 10 days to garner support from Hungarian communities and counter Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's influence, facing both supporters and counter-protesters.
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Russia Launches Large-Scale Attack on Kyiv, Injuring 15
A large-scale Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv on October 28th injured at least 15 people, following a prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, underscoring continued conflict despite diplomatic efforts.
Russia Launches Large-Scale Attack on Kyiv, Injuring 15
A large-scale Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv on October 28th injured at least 15 people, following a prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, underscoring continued conflict despite diplomatic efforts.
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EU Backs North Macedonia's Membership Bid Amidst Lingering Bilateral Disputes
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas reaffirmed the EU's strong support for North Macedonia's membership bid during a recent visit, emphasizing that its full integration is crucial for regional stability and countering Russian influence, despite ongoing bilateral disputes hindering its progress for o...
EU Backs North Macedonia's Membership Bid Amidst Lingering Bilateral Disputes
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas reaffirmed the EU's strong support for North Macedonia's membership bid during a recent visit, emphasizing that its full integration is crucial for regional stability and countering Russian influence, despite ongoing bilateral disputes hindering its progress for o...
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Salgado's Amazon Reforestation: A Model for Ecological Restoration
Sebastião Salgado and his wife have replanted 2.7 million trees on their 750-hectare farm in Brazil, aiming to plant one million more, revitalizing the soil and demonstrating large-scale ecological restoration.
Salgado's Amazon Reforestation: A Model for Ecological Restoration
Sebastião Salgado and his wife have replanted 2.7 million trees on their 750-hectare farm in Brazil, aiming to plant one million more, revitalizing the soil and demonstrating large-scale ecological restoration.
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Over 100 Previously Unknown Structures Discovered at Gran Pajatén, Peru
A three-year World Monuments Fund (WMF) initiative in Peru's Río Abiseo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has uncovered over 100 previously unknown archaeological structures at Gran Pajatén, significantly expanding our understanding of the pre-Hispanic Chachapoya civilization.
Over 100 Previously Unknown Structures Discovered at Gran Pajatén, Peru
A three-year World Monuments Fund (WMF) initiative in Peru's Río Abiseo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has uncovered over 100 previously unknown archaeological structures at Gran Pajatén, significantly expanding our understanding of the pre-Hispanic Chachapoya civilization.
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Dutch 'Big Five' Dominate European Fishing, Raising Sustainability Concerns
Five Dutch fishing companies, collectively known as the 'Big Five,' control almost 230 vessels and a sixth of the EU's fishing capacity, generating €2.4 billion in revenue in 2023, raising concerns about their dominance and unsustainable practices.
Dutch 'Big Five' Dominate European Fishing, Raising Sustainability Concerns
Five Dutch fishing companies, collectively known as the 'Big Five,' control almost 230 vessels and a sixth of the EU's fishing capacity, generating €2.4 billion in revenue in 2023, raising concerns about their dominance and unsustainable practices.
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EU Sanctions Expand Against Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' After Security Incidents
The EU imposed new sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet', blacklisting nearly 350 ships used to circumvent oil price caps, following incidents involving suspicious maneuvers near critical infrastructure, including a NATO airspace violation by a Russian military aircraft.
EU Sanctions Expand Against Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' After Security Incidents
The EU imposed new sanctions on Russia's 'shadow fleet', blacklisting nearly 350 ships used to circumvent oil price caps, following incidents involving suspicious maneuvers near critical infrastructure, including a NATO airspace violation by a Russian military aircraft.
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Israel's Gaza Offensive: 60 Dead Amidst Human Shield Allegations and Aid Discrepancies
Israeli forces launched a major offensive in Gaza, attacking over 100 targets in 24 hours, killing at least 60 Palestinians, while allegations of using civilians as human shields emerged despite Israeli denials, amidst discrepancies in reported aid deliveries.
Israel's Gaza Offensive: 60 Dead Amidst Human Shield Allegations and Aid Discrepancies
Israeli forces launched a major offensive in Gaza, attacking over 100 targets in 24 hours, killing at least 60 Palestinians, while allegations of using civilians as human shields emerged despite Israeli denials, amidst discrepancies in reported aid deliveries.
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Spain Condemns Israeli Actions in Gaza, Announces UN Aid Resolution
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, during a speech in Turkey, condemned Israeli actions in Gaza, asserting Palestinian territorial rights and announcing a joint UN resolution with Palestine to ensure unrestricted humanitarian aid access to Gaza. This follows a bilateral meeting with Turkish Presi...
Spain Condemns Israeli Actions in Gaza, Announces UN Aid Resolution
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, during a speech in Turkey, condemned Israeli actions in Gaza, asserting Palestinian territorial rights and announcing a joint UN resolution with Palestine to ensure unrestricted humanitarian aid access to Gaza. This follows a bilateral meeting with Turkish Presi...
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Israel's Gaza Offensive Kills 107, Lebanon Also Attacked
Israel's military offensive in Gaza has killed at least 107 Palestinians and injured 250, with attacks also hitting a northern Gaza hospital and multiple areas in southern Lebanon; Israel denies responsibility for the hospital attack and claims there is no food shortage in Gaza, despite UN reports o...
Israel's Gaza Offensive Kills 107, Lebanon Also Attacked
Israel's military offensive in Gaza has killed at least 107 Palestinians and injured 250, with attacks also hitting a northern Gaza hospital and multiple areas in southern Lebanon; Israel denies responsibility for the hospital attack and claims there is no food shortage in Gaza, despite UN reports o...
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Trump Administration Bans Harvard from Admitting International Students
The Trump administration rescinded Harvard University's ability to admit international students, affecting 6,800 students, due to alleged unsafe campus environment and collaboration with the Chinese Communist Party; Harvard has 72 hours to comply or face continued sanctions.
Trump Administration Bans Harvard from Admitting International Students
The Trump administration rescinded Harvard University's ability to admit international students, affecting 6,800 students, due to alleged unsafe campus environment and collaboration with the Chinese Communist Party; Harvard has 72 hours to comply or face continued sanctions.
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Eight EU Countries Push for ECHR Reforms to Address Immigration
Italy and Denmark, along with Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and the Czech Republic, are proposing ECHR reforms to increase national powers in managing immigration, including deporting criminal foreigners and tracking those who cannot be deported, citing concerns about paralle...
Eight EU Countries Push for ECHR Reforms to Address Immigration
Italy and Denmark, along with Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and the Czech Republic, are proposing ECHR reforms to increase national powers in managing immigration, including deporting criminal foreigners and tracking those who cannot be deported, citing concerns about paralle...
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56% Bias Score
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