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Zaluzhny: Russia Still Capable of Attacks; Ukraine Needs Complete Destruction of Russian Military-Economic Potential
Former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valeriy Zaluzhny stated at a London forum on April 25th that Russia still has resources for attacks, advocating for the complete destruction of Russia's military-economic potential to win the war, citing Ukraine's current inability to sustain another conflict.
Zaluzhny: Russia Still Capable of Attacks; Ukraine Needs Complete Destruction of Russian Military-Economic Potential
Former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valeriy Zaluzhny stated at a London forum on April 25th that Russia still has resources for attacks, advocating for the complete destruction of Russia's military-economic potential to win the war, citing Ukraine's current inability to sustain another conflict.
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48% Bias Score
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Commitment Amidst Renewed Engagement
Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili reaffirmed the country's commitment to EU accession by 2030, stating that 60% of requirements are met, despite recent political tensions and a temporary suspension of talks following controversial elections.
Georgia Reaffirms EU Accession Commitment Amidst Renewed Engagement
Georgia's Deputy Prime Minister Levan Davitashvili reaffirmed the country's commitment to EU accession by 2030, stating that 60% of requirements are met, despite recent political tensions and a temporary suspension of talks following controversial elections.
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48% Bias Score
Illegal Methane Leaks in Croatia Expose Regulatory Gaps
Théophile Humann-Guilleminot, a CATF climate technician, discovered significant methane leaks at Croatian oil and gas facilities, violating the EU's new methane regulation aimed at reducing global emissions by one-third between 2020 and 2030.
Illegal Methane Leaks in Croatia Expose Regulatory Gaps
Théophile Humann-Guilleminot, a CATF climate technician, discovered significant methane leaks at Croatian oil and gas facilities, violating the EU's new methane regulation aimed at reducing global emissions by one-third between 2020 and 2030.
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56% Bias Score
Former Yanukovych Advisor Assassinated in Madrid
Andrij Portnov, a former advisor to Viktor Yanukovych, was shot dead in Madrid on Wednesday morning while entering his car near a private school; the perpetrators escaped, and no other injuries were reported.
Former Yanukovych Advisor Assassinated in Madrid
Andrij Portnov, a former advisor to Viktor Yanukovych, was shot dead in Madrid on Wednesday morning while entering his car near a private school; the perpetrators escaped, and no other injuries were reported.
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36% Bias Score
Gaza Blockade: UNRWA Condemns 'Politically Created Famine,' Partial Lifting of Aid Insufficient
UNRWA Commissioner Philippe Lazzarini criticizes Israel's 10-week blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza, calling the resulting near-famine a politically created situation, while Israel claims Hamas misappropriated aid; a partial lifting of the blockade has occurred under US pressure, but the UN rejec...
Gaza Blockade: UNRWA Condemns 'Politically Created Famine,' Partial Lifting of Aid Insufficient
UNRWA Commissioner Philippe Lazzarini criticizes Israel's 10-week blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza, calling the resulting near-famine a politically created situation, while Israel claims Hamas misappropriated aid; a partial lifting of the blockade has occurred under US pressure, but the UN rejec...
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48% Bias Score
BYD to Invest \$500 Million in Budapest, Creating 2,000 High-Skilled Jobs
BYD, the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer, will invest approximately \$500 million to establish its European headquarters and R\&D center in Budapest, creating 2,000 high-skilled jobs and receiving \$100 million in government support.
BYD to Invest \$500 Million in Budapest, Creating 2,000 High-Skilled Jobs
BYD, the world's largest electric vehicle manufacturer, will invest approximately \$500 million to establish its European headquarters and R\&D center in Budapest, creating 2,000 high-skilled jobs and receiving \$100 million in government support.
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40% Bias Score
Russian Hackers Target Ukraine Aid Supply Chain
Russian military intelligence-linked hackers targeted Western companies supporting Ukraine, compromising systems and accessing over 10,000 cameras to gather intelligence on aid deliveries, beginning in 2022 with the full-scale invasion.
Russian Hackers Target Ukraine Aid Supply Chain
Russian military intelligence-linked hackers targeted Western companies supporting Ukraine, compromising systems and accessing over 10,000 cameras to gather intelligence on aid deliveries, beginning in 2022 with the full-scale invasion.
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24% Bias Score
Serbia's EU Path Hinges on Reforms and Geopolitical Choices
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell affirmed Serbia's EU membership as a strategic goal during a visit to Belgrade, but stressed the need for reforms and a clear geopolitical direction, criticizing President Vučić's attendance at Moscow's Victory Day celebrations amid widespread anti-corruption pr...
Serbia's EU Path Hinges on Reforms and Geopolitical Choices
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell affirmed Serbia's EU membership as a strategic goal during a visit to Belgrade, but stressed the need for reforms and a clear geopolitical direction, criticizing President Vučić's attendance at Moscow's Victory Day celebrations amid widespread anti-corruption pr...
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32% Bias Score
EU Commission Tightens Asylum Rules by Redefining "Safe Third Country"
The European Commission proposed changing the definition of "safe third countries" to allow EU member states to reject asylum seekers who could find protection in such countries, even without a direct link, thus potentially increasing deportations and raising human rights concerns.
EU Commission Tightens Asylum Rules by Redefining "Safe Third Country"
The European Commission proposed changing the definition of "safe third countries" to allow EU member states to reject asylum seekers who could find protection in such countries, even without a direct link, thus potentially increasing deportations and raising human rights concerns.
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40% Bias Score
International Leaders Condemn Israeli Blockade of Gaza, Demand Aid and Hostage Release
Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, and Mark Carney joined forces to condemn Israel's blockade of Gaza, demanding an immediate end to hostilities and the release of hostages; Israel partially resumed humanitarian aid, but this was deemed insufficient by the three leaders who also criticized Israel's rhet...
International Leaders Condemn Israeli Blockade of Gaza, Demand Aid and Hostage Release
Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, and Mark Carney joined forces to condemn Israel's blockade of Gaza, demanding an immediate end to hostilities and the release of hostages; Israel partially resumed humanitarian aid, but this was deemed insufficient by the three leaders who also criticized Israel's rhet...
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60% Bias Score
Supreme Court Upholds Voluntary Deportation Plan for Venezuelans
The Supreme Court's decision enables the U.S. administration to proceed with a voluntary deportation plan for thousands of Venezuelans, offering financial incentives but also threatening harsh penalties for those who refuse. The first group of 64 individuals (38 Hondurans and 26 Colombians) has alre...
Supreme Court Upholds Voluntary Deportation Plan for Venezuelans
The Supreme Court's decision enables the U.S. administration to proceed with a voluntary deportation plan for thousands of Venezuelans, offering financial incentives but also threatening harsh penalties for those who refuse. The first group of 64 individuals (38 Hondurans and 26 Colombians) has alre...
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64% Bias Score
Romania's Presidential Race: Simion's Foreign Campaign and Potential Policy Shifts
In Romania's tight presidential election, George Simion, known for anti-Hungarian views, is campaigning internationally, seeking votes from the Romanian diaspora while his opponent focuses domestically. Simion aims to build post-election European alliances, emphasizing economic cooperation and peace...
Romania's Presidential Race: Simion's Foreign Campaign and Potential Policy Shifts
In Romania's tight presidential election, George Simion, known for anti-Hungarian views, is campaigning internationally, seeking votes from the Romanian diaspora while his opponent focuses domestically. Simion aims to build post-election European alliances, emphasizing economic cooperation and peace...
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40% Bias Score
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