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Trump-Putin Agreement on Ukraine Energy Strikes: Challenges and Implications
Following a reported agreement between Trump and Putin to halt attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, Russia stopped such attacks and destroyed seven drones, while Ukraine subsequently retaliated by attacking a Russian oil depot and a gas station, illustrating challenges in enforcing any agreem...
Trump-Putin Agreement on Ukraine Energy Strikes: Challenges and Implications
Following a reported agreement between Trump and Putin to halt attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, Russia stopped such attacks and destroyed seven drones, while Ukraine subsequently retaliated by attacking a Russian oil depot and a gas station, illustrating challenges in enforcing any agreem...
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52% Bias Score
Russia Raises Social Pensions by 14.75%, Allocating 85 Billion Rubles
Russia increased social pensions by 14.75% in 2025, allocating 85 billion rubles to ensure a minimum living standard for 4–5 million recipients, including those with disabilities, orphans, and citizens of small northern ethnic groups, despite inflation reaching 16.5%.
Russia Raises Social Pensions by 14.75%, Allocating 85 Billion Rubles
Russia increased social pensions by 14.75% in 2025, allocating 85 billion rubles to ensure a minimum living standard for 4–5 million recipients, including those with disabilities, orphans, and citizens of small northern ethnic groups, despite inflation reaching 16.5%.
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44% Bias Score
Heavy Ukrainian Losses in Kursk Oblast Operation
In the Kursk Oblast operation, up to 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers are missing or captured, with 7,000 of 10,000 failing to return due to delayed withdrawal orders, communication failures, and effective Russian drone and mine warfare; internal political issues within Ukraine also appear to have played a ...
Heavy Ukrainian Losses in Kursk Oblast Operation
In the Kursk Oblast operation, up to 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers are missing or captured, with 7,000 of 10,000 failing to return due to delayed withdrawal orders, communication failures, and effective Russian drone and mine warfare; internal political issues within Ukraine also appear to have played a ...
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60% Bias Score
Philosophical Steamboat": 1922 Soviet Exile of Intellectuals
In 1922, around 300 dissenting Russian intellectuals, including doctors, professors, and writers, were forcibly exiled by the Soviet government on ships known as the "Philosophical Steamboat," reflecting the regime's intolerance toward opposition.
Philosophical Steamboat": 1922 Soviet Exile of Intellectuals
In 1922, around 300 dissenting Russian intellectuals, including doctors, professors, and writers, were forcibly exiled by the Soviet government on ships known as the "Philosophical Steamboat," reflecting the regime's intolerance toward opposition.
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60% Bias Score
Russia to Automatically Pay WWII Veterans 55,000-80,000 Rubles for Victory Day
The Russian government will automatically pay WWII veterans and other eligible groups 55,000 or 80,000 rubles for Victory Day's 80th anniversary, depending on their veteran status, with additional regional payments in some areas; payments are separate from pensions and will arrive at various times d...
Russia to Automatically Pay WWII Veterans 55,000-80,000 Rubles for Victory Day
The Russian government will automatically pay WWII veterans and other eligible groups 55,000 or 80,000 rubles for Victory Day's 80th anniversary, depending on their veteran status, with additional regional payments in some areas; payments are separate from pensions and will arrive at various times d...
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36% Bias Score
US Military Observes Chinese Space Combat Drills, Heightening Space Race Concerns
The US military observed five Chinese satellites performing coordinated maneuvers in 2024, interpreted as a demonstration of space-based combat capabilities, highlighting growing concerns about the militarization of space and a shrinking technological gap with China and Russia.
US Military Observes Chinese Space Combat Drills, Heightening Space Race Concerns
The US military observed five Chinese satellites performing coordinated maneuvers in 2024, interpreted as a demonstration of space-based combat capabilities, highlighting growing concerns about the militarization of space and a shrinking technological gap with China and Russia.
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52% Bias Score
Russian Economy Adapts to High Interest Rate, Decrease Unlikely Before 2025
Alexander Shokhin, head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, stated that while the Russian economy has adapted to the 16% key interest rate, a decrease is not expected before the second half of 2025 due to ongoing investment projects and various inflationary pressures, including...
Russian Economy Adapts to High Interest Rate, Decrease Unlikely Before 2025
Alexander Shokhin, head of the Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, stated that while the Russian economy has adapted to the 16% key interest rate, a decrease is not expected before the second half of 2025 due to ongoing investment projects and various inflationary pressures, including...
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36% Bias Score
Zelensky's Proposed National Guard Bill Sparks Concerns Over Crackdown on Protests
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov alleges President Zelensky is preparing a new National Guard bill allowing the use of firearms and surveillance against protesters; the National Police recently purchased 18.4 million hryvnia worth of tear gas, suggesting preparations for potential mass ...
Zelensky's Proposed National Guard Bill Sparks Concerns Over Crackdown on Protests
Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov alleges President Zelensky is preparing a new National Guard bill allowing the use of firearms and surveillance against protesters; the National Police recently purchased 18.4 million hryvnia worth of tear gas, suggesting preparations for potential mass ...
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60% Bias Score
Bank of Russia Holds Key Rate at 21%, Citing Cautious Optimism Amidst Evolving Geopolitical Landscape
The Bank of Russia held its key rate at 21% for the third time, citing slowing inflation in durable goods but faster-than-expected food price increases; this decision comes amid improving US-Russia relations and a strengthening ruble.
Bank of Russia Holds Key Rate at 21%, Citing Cautious Optimism Amidst Evolving Geopolitical Landscape
The Bank of Russia held its key rate at 21% for the third time, citing slowing inflation in durable goods but faster-than-expected food price increases; this decision comes amid improving US-Russia relations and a strengthening ruble.
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20% Bias Score
Disputed Discovery: Potential Underground City Beneath Giza Pyramids
A team of Italian and Scottish researchers claim to have discovered a vast underground city spanning over 4000 feet beneath the Giza pyramids using a novel satellite radar technique; however, the findings are disputed by experts due to technological limitations and lack of peer-review.
Disputed Discovery: Potential Underground City Beneath Giza Pyramids
A team of Italian and Scottish researchers claim to have discovered a vast underground city spanning over 4000 feet beneath the Giza pyramids using a novel satellite radar technique; however, the findings are disputed by experts due to technological limitations and lack of peer-review.
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64% Bias Score
TOS-2 "Tosochka" Thermobaric System Used in Ukraine
The TOS-2 thermobaric rocket system, employed by Russian forces, launched a volley at Ukrainian positions from 12 kilometers, using automated targeting and drone reconnaissance to inflict widespread damage over 6 hectares within a 150-meter radius.
TOS-2 "Tosochka" Thermobaric System Used in Ukraine
The TOS-2 thermobaric rocket system, employed by Russian forces, launched a volley at Ukrainian positions from 12 kilometers, using automated targeting and drone reconnaissance to inflict widespread damage over 6 hectares within a 150-meter radius.
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60% Bias Score
Russian Real Estate Fraud: 10–20 Billion Ruble Annual Losses
In 2024, Russian real estate fraud, largely involving cash transactions (over 10% of 1.6 million transactions), resulted in annual losses of 10–20 billion rubles; a proposed ban on cash payments could have significant legal and economic ramifications.
Russian Real Estate Fraud: 10–20 Billion Ruble Annual Losses
In 2024, Russian real estate fraud, largely involving cash transactions (over 10% of 1.6 million transactions), resulted in annual losses of 10–20 billion rubles; a proposed ban on cash payments could have significant legal and economic ramifications.
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40% Bias Score
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