France to Host AI Summit to Address Europe's Innovation Gap
France will host an AI summit in Paris, led by President Macron, to boost its economy and address Europe's innovation gap compared to the US and China, leveraging AI's potential for productivity improvements and job creation.
France to Host AI Summit to Address Europe's Innovation Gap
France will host an AI summit in Paris, led by President Macron, to boost its economy and address Europe's innovation gap compared to the US and China, leveraging AI's potential for productivity improvements and job creation.
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52% Bias Score
Trump Revokes Biden's Access to Classified Information
President Donald Trump revoked former President Joe Biden's access to classified information on February 7th, citing Biden's prior action against him and concerns about Biden's cognitive abilities; this breaks with precedent and has significant national security implications.
Trump Revokes Biden's Access to Classified Information
President Donald Trump revoked former President Joe Biden's access to classified information on February 7th, citing Biden's prior action against him and concerns about Biden's cognitive abilities; this breaks with precedent and has significant national security implications.
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56% Bias Score
Diverse Literary Perspectives on St. Petersburg and the 1905 Revolution
Three recently published Russian novels—Andrey Bely's "Petersburg," Vladimir Zazubrin's "The Chekist," and Nicolas Werth's non-fiction "The Kolyma Road"—offer diverse perspectives on St. Petersburg and the tumultuous period leading up to the 1905 revolution, highlighting the city's chaotic nature an...
Diverse Literary Perspectives on St. Petersburg and the 1905 Revolution
Three recently published Russian novels—Andrey Bely's "Petersburg," Vladimir Zazubrin's "The Chekist," and Nicolas Werth's non-fiction "The Kolyma Road"—offer diverse perspectives on St. Petersburg and the tumultuous period leading up to the 1905 revolution, highlighting the city's chaotic nature an...
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36% Bias Score
US Sanctions Against International Criminal Court Spark International Condemnation
The United States imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) on February 7th, 2024, barring its officials from the US and freezing their assets, prompting condemnation from 79 states due to concerns about undermining international law and jeopardizing the ICC's ability to investigat...
US Sanctions Against International Criminal Court Spark International Condemnation
The United States imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court (ICC) on February 7th, 2024, barring its officials from the US and freezing their assets, prompting condemnation from 79 states due to concerns about undermining international law and jeopardizing the ICC's ability to investigat...
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40% Bias Score
China Condemns US Actions Regarding Panama Canal and Belt and Road Initiative
China criticized the US's "Cold War mentality" after Secretary of State Marco Rubio threatened Panama to curb Chinese influence over the Panama Canal, leading to Panama's withdrawal from China's Belt and Road Initiative and a formal protest from China.
China Condemns US Actions Regarding Panama Canal and Belt and Road Initiative
China criticized the US's "Cold War mentality" after Secretary of State Marco Rubio threatened Panama to curb Chinese influence over the Panama Canal, leading to Panama's withdrawal from China's Belt and Road Initiative and a formal protest from China.
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48% Bias Score
Emilia Pérez": Record Oscar Nominations Amidst Cultural Appropriation Controversy
Emilia Pérez," a French film directed by Jacques Audiard about a transgender Mexican drug trafficker, received 13 Oscar nominations, a record for non-English language films, but sparked intense controversy in Mexico due to accusations of cultural misrepresentation, including the lack of Mexican acto...
Emilia Pérez": Record Oscar Nominations Amidst Cultural Appropriation Controversy
Emilia Pérez," a French film directed by Jacques Audiard about a transgender Mexican drug trafficker, received 13 Oscar nominations, a record for non-English language films, but sparked intense controversy in Mexico due to accusations of cultural misrepresentation, including the lack of Mexican acto...
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52% Bias Score
US Halts All Aid to South Africa Over Land Expropriation Law
President Trump announced the US will halt all aid to South Africa due to a land expropriation law he considers discriminatory against white farmers, citing this, South Africa's stance on Israel, and its relationship with Iran.
US Halts All Aid to South Africa Over Land Expropriation Law
President Trump announced the US will halt all aid to South Africa due to a land expropriation law he considers discriminatory against white farmers, citing this, South Africa's stance on Israel, and its relationship with Iran.
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52% Bias Score
US Halts Aid to South Africa Amidst Land Reform Dispute
The US halted aid to South Africa on February 8th, citing a discriminatory expropriation law targeting the white minority. South Africa rejected this, claiming a disinformation campaign and highlighting its history of colonial dispossession. The US offered refuge to Afrikaners while denying asylum t...
US Halts Aid to South Africa Amidst Land Reform Dispute
The US halted aid to South Africa on February 8th, citing a discriminatory expropriation law targeting the white minority. South Africa rejected this, claiming a disinformation campaign and highlighting its history of colonial dispossession. The US offered refuge to Afrikaners while denying asylum t...
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44% Bias Score
UN to Decide on DRC Atrocities Investigation
The UN Human Rights Council will decide on February 7th whether to launch an urgent investigation into the atrocities in eastern DRC, where at least 2,900 deaths have been reported following the M23 armed group's offensive, allegedly backed by Rwanda.
UN to Decide on DRC Atrocities Investigation
The UN Human Rights Council will decide on February 7th whether to launch an urgent investigation into the atrocities in eastern DRC, where at least 2,900 deaths have been reported following the M23 armed group's offensive, allegedly backed by Rwanda.
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40% Bias Score
US Attorney General Disbands FBI Units Investigating Russian Interference
On February 5th, 2024, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi dissolved the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force and the Kleptocapture Task Force, citing resource allocation and concerns about prosecutorial overreach; these units investigated Russian election interference and sanctioned Russian oligarchs res...
US Attorney General Disbands FBI Units Investigating Russian Interference
On February 5th, 2024, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi dissolved the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force and the Kleptocapture Task Force, citing resource allocation and concerns about prosecutorial overreach; these units investigated Russian election interference and sanctioned Russian oligarchs res...
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52% Bias Score
France Tightens Mayotte Birthright Citizenship Rules Amidst Ineffective Immigration Policies
A new law in Mayotte increases parental residency requirements for birthright citizenship to one year each, despite previous similar efforts failing to curb the rise in births to foreign parents, highlighting the complex immigration challenges linked to its proximity to the Comoros.
France Tightens Mayotte Birthright Citizenship Rules Amidst Ineffective Immigration Policies
A new law in Mayotte increases parental residency requirements for birthright citizenship to one year each, despite previous similar efforts failing to curb the rise in births to foreign parents, highlighting the complex immigration challenges linked to its proximity to the Comoros.
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64% Bias Score
South Africa Rejects U.S. Criticism Amidst Funding Threats
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa rejected recent U.S. criticism, citing rising global nationalism and protectionism, as the U.S. threatened to cut funding crucial for South Africa's HIV/AIDS programs (17% of its budget).
South Africa Rejects U.S. Criticism Amidst Funding Threats
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa rejected recent U.S. criticism, citing rising global nationalism and protectionism, as the U.S. threatened to cut funding crucial for South Africa's HIV/AIDS programs (17% of its budget).
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36% Bias Score