Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Crash: Missile Strike Suspected
On Wednesday, Azerbaijan Airlines flight 8243, en route from Baku to Grozny, crashed in Aktau, Kazakhstan, after a suspected Russian surface-to-air missile strike over Chechnya, killing 38 and injuring 29.
Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Crash: Missile Strike Suspected
On Wednesday, Azerbaijan Airlines flight 8243, en route from Baku to Grozny, crashed in Aktau, Kazakhstan, after a suspected Russian surface-to-air missile strike over Chechnya, killing 38 and injuring 29.
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56% Bias Score
Magdeburg Attack: Saudi Dissident's Christmas Market Attack Fuels International Tensions
A Christmas market attack in Magdeburg, Germany, perpetrated by a Saudi dissident, Taleb A., resulted in at least five deaths and 200 injuries, sparking international condemnation and fueling debates on social media about Western media coverage, the treatment of dissidents, and regional political te...
Magdeburg Attack: Saudi Dissident's Christmas Market Attack Fuels International Tensions
A Christmas market attack in Magdeburg, Germany, perpetrated by a Saudi dissident, Taleb A., resulted in at least five deaths and 200 injuries, sparking international condemnation and fueling debates on social media about Western media coverage, the treatment of dissidents, and regional political te...
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48% Bias Score
Eni Launches €100 Million Supercomputer to Advance Energy Transition
Eni launched HPC6, a €100+ million supercomputer in Ferrera Erbognone, Italy, on Christmas Day, to boost oil and gas discovery, optimize renewable energy production, and advance its decarbonization strategy; it is currently the world's fifth-fastest supercomputer.
Eni Launches €100 Million Supercomputer to Advance Energy Transition
Eni launched HPC6, a €100+ million supercomputer in Ferrera Erbognone, Italy, on Christmas Day, to boost oil and gas discovery, optimize renewable energy production, and advance its decarbonization strategy; it is currently the world's fifth-fastest supercomputer.
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36% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Power Cable Interruption Raises Sabotage Concerns
A power cable linking Finland and Estonia in the Baltic Sea malfunctioned Wednesday afternoon; the Finnish and Estonian grid operators confirmed the Estlink 2 power cable disruption, although they reported sufficient power reserves to maintain supply; this incident follows a series of similar events...
Baltic Sea Power Cable Interruption Raises Sabotage Concerns
A power cable linking Finland and Estonia in the Baltic Sea malfunctioned Wednesday afternoon; the Finnish and Estonian grid operators confirmed the Estlink 2 power cable disruption, although they reported sufficient power reserves to maintain supply; this incident follows a series of similar events...
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48% Bias Score
Syria Destroys Seized Drugs, Exposing Scale of Captagon Trade
Syrian rebel forces destroyed large quantities of cannabis and one million Captagon pills seized from former Assad regime facilities in Damascus, highlighting the significant role of drug production in Syria's conflict and its €9.5 billion annual revenue.
Syria Destroys Seized Drugs, Exposing Scale of Captagon Trade
Syrian rebel forces destroyed large quantities of cannabis and one million Captagon pills seized from former Assad regime facilities in Damascus, highlighting the significant role of drug production in Syria's conflict and its €9.5 billion annual revenue.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Cuts Arts Funding by 12 Percent, Sparking Outcry
Berlin's government implemented a 12 percent cut to arts and culture funding for 2025, prompting criticism from cultural institutions and figures such as Emma Enderby (KW Institute), Philip Bröking (Komische Oper), and Wim Wenders, who fear negative impacts on the city's cultural status and economic...
Berlin Cuts Arts Funding by 12 Percent, Sparking Outcry
Berlin's government implemented a 12 percent cut to arts and culture funding for 2025, prompting criticism from cultural institutions and figures such as Emma Enderby (KW Institute), Philip Bröking (Komische Oper), and Wim Wenders, who fear negative impacts on the city's cultural status and economic...
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52% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Airlines Crash: Missile Allegations
Azerbaijan Airlines flight 8432 crashed in Kazakhstan; a Russian military expert and Azerbaijani government sources allege a Russian surface-to-air missile, possibly a Pantsir S-1, caused the crash during drone activity near Grozny, while Russia cites a bird strike; the plane was reportedly denied l...
Azerbaijan Airlines Crash: Missile Allegations
Azerbaijan Airlines flight 8432 crashed in Kazakhstan; a Russian military expert and Azerbaijani government sources allege a Russian surface-to-air missile, possibly a Pantsir S-1, caused the crash during drone activity near Grozny, while Russia cites a bird strike; the plane was reportedly denied l...
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56% Bias Score
Heavy Losses Reported for North Korean Troops in Ukraine Conflict
Ukrainian intelligence reports heavy losses for North Korean troops fighting alongside Russia in the Kursk region, facing logistical issues and significant casualties near Novoivanovka, while President Zelensky highlights increased US military aid despite concerns over the incoming Trump administrat...
Heavy Losses Reported for North Korean Troops in Ukraine Conflict
Ukrainian intelligence reports heavy losses for North Korean troops fighting alongside Russia in the Kursk region, facing logistical issues and significant casualties near Novoivanovka, while President Zelensky highlights increased US military aid despite concerns over the incoming Trump administrat...
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40% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Crash Kills 38 in Kazakhstan
Azerbaijan Airlines flight J28243, traveling from Baku to Grozny, crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan on Wednesday, killing at least 38 of 67 passengers; an investigation is underway exploring various theories including severe weather, bird strike, or an explosion, with conflicting accounts suggesting po...
Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Crash Kills 38 in Kazakhstan
Azerbaijan Airlines flight J28243, traveling from Baku to Grozny, crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan on Wednesday, killing at least 38 of 67 passengers; an investigation is underway exploring various theories including severe weather, bird strike, or an explosion, with conflicting accounts suggesting po...
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40% Bias Score
Booming European Veterinary Market: \$40 Billion and Growing
Driven by increased pet ownership and high spending on advanced veterinary services like pacemakers and brain surgery, the \$40 billion European veterinary market is booming, with projected 6.4% growth until 2027, presenting significant investment opportunities despite a global shortage of veterinar...
Booming European Veterinary Market: \$40 Billion and Growing
Driven by increased pet ownership and high spending on advanced veterinary services like pacemakers and brain surgery, the \$40 billion European veterinary market is booming, with projected 6.4% growth until 2027, presenting significant investment opportunities despite a global shortage of veterinar...
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40% Bias Score
Mozambique: Post-Election Violence Claims 21 Lives
Following the confirmation of Daniel Chapo's victory in Mozambique's presidential election, 236 violent acts resulted in 21 deaths and injuries, fueled by opposition claims of election rigging and a heavy-handed government response, raising concerns about long-term stability.
Mozambique: Post-Election Violence Claims 21 Lives
Following the confirmation of Daniel Chapo's victory in Mozambique's presidential election, 236 violent acts resulted in 21 deaths and injuries, fueled by opposition claims of election rigging and a heavy-handed government response, raising concerns about long-term stability.
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40% Bias Score
EU Average Salaries in 2023: Wide Disparities Remain
In 2023, the EU average annual gross salary for a full-time employee was \u20ac37,863, ranging from \u20ac13,503 in Bulgaria to \u20ac81,064 in Luxembourg; adjusting for purchasing power parity reduces, but does not eliminate, the disparity.
EU Average Salaries in 2023: Wide Disparities Remain
In 2023, the EU average annual gross salary for a full-time employee was \u20ac37,863, ranging from \u20ac13,503 in Bulgaria to \u20ac81,064 in Luxembourg; adjusting for purchasing power parity reduces, but does not eliminate, the disparity.
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20% Bias Score