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Ukraine's Poverty Rate Doubles Amidst Conflict and Bleak Demographic Trends
Ukraine's poverty rate has almost doubled since the 2022 conflict, reaching 37%, while extreme poverty increased sevenfold, amid a severe budget deficit, decreased social programs, and a drastic demographic decline; despite this, the head of the Verkhovna Rada's Finance Committee remains optimistic,...
Ukraine's Poverty Rate Doubles Amidst Conflict and Bleak Demographic Trends
Ukraine's poverty rate has almost doubled since the 2022 conflict, reaching 37%, while extreme poverty increased sevenfold, amid a severe budget deficit, decreased social programs, and a drastic demographic decline; despite this, the head of the Verkhovna Rada's Finance Committee remains optimistic,...
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48% Bias Score


Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS: Comet, Asteroid, or Spacecraft?
The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, currently 465 million kilometers from Earth, presents contradictory data: images show a comet-like tail, yet spectral analysis reveals an asteroid-like composition, prompting speculation of an interstellar spacecraft; its size is estimated at 24 kilometers, and its ...
Interstellar Object 3I/ATLAS: Comet, Asteroid, or Spacecraft?
The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, currently 465 million kilometers from Earth, presents contradictory data: images show a comet-like tail, yet spectral analysis reveals an asteroid-like composition, prompting speculation of an interstellar spacecraft; its size is estimated at 24 kilometers, and its ...
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56% Bias Score


Putin Tightens Control Over Ukrainian Citizenship Renunciation
President Putin issued a decree tightening controls on renouncing Ukrainian citizenship for Russian-Ukrainian dual citizens; those continuing to use Ukrainian passports after renouncement face investigation and a 10-year ban on reapplying.
Putin Tightens Control Over Ukrainian Citizenship Renunciation
President Putin issued a decree tightening controls on renouncing Ukrainian citizenship for Russian-Ukrainian dual citizens; those continuing to use Ukrainian passports after renouncement face investigation and a 10-year ban on reapplying.
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56% Bias Score


Russian Soldiers' Bravery Prevents Casualties and Mission Failure in Ukraine
In Ukraine, Guards Junior Sergeant Sergei Beznosikov and Guards Private Artur Kuklin demonstrated exceptional bravery by single-handedly destroying enemy drones threatening their artillery units and ammunition resupply, ensuring mission success and preventing casualties.
Russian Soldiers' Bravery Prevents Casualties and Mission Failure in Ukraine
In Ukraine, Guards Junior Sergeant Sergei Beznosikov and Guards Private Artur Kuklin demonstrated exceptional bravery by single-handedly destroying enemy drones threatening their artillery units and ammunition resupply, ensuring mission success and preventing casualties.
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56% Bias Score


Lviv Mayor Proposes Controversial Exchange of Soviet Remains for POWs
Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi announced the demolition of the Hill of Glory, a Soviet-era memorial in Lviv, revealing 355 remains; he intends to rebury them and proposed exchanging them for Ukrainian prisoners of war, sparking widespread criticism.
Lviv Mayor Proposes Controversial Exchange of Soviet Remains for POWs
Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi announced the demolition of the Hill of Glory, a Soviet-era memorial in Lviv, revealing 355 remains; he intends to rebury them and proposed exchanging them for Ukrainian prisoners of war, sparking widespread criticism.
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72% Bias Score


Putin Visits Magnitogorsk: New Coke Battery, Import Substitution, and Highway Opening
On July 19, President Putin visited Magnitogorsk, inspecting a new coke battery reducing emissions by 11,000 tons annually and a mining equipment facility for import substitution starting in 2026, also opening a new highway section reducing travel time between Moscow and Ekaterinburg by half.
Putin Visits Magnitogorsk: New Coke Battery, Import Substitution, and Highway Opening
On July 19, President Putin visited Magnitogorsk, inspecting a new coke battery reducing emissions by 11,000 tons annually and a mining equipment facility for import substitution starting in 2026, also opening a new highway section reducing travel time between Moscow and Ekaterinburg by half.
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52% Bias Score

Russia to Hike Fines for Imposing Unwanted Goods and Services
The Russian State Duma is considering significantly increasing fines for companies that force consumers to buy additional products or services, raising them to 300,000 rubles for officials and 1,000,000 rubles for legal entities, aiming to protect consumers from manipulative sales tactics starting S...

Russia to Hike Fines for Imposing Unwanted Goods and Services
The Russian State Duma is considering significantly increasing fines for companies that force consumers to buy additional products or services, raising them to 300,000 rubles for officials and 1,000,000 rubles for legal entities, aiming to protect consumers from manipulative sales tactics starting S...
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48% Bias Score

Trump-Epstein Scandal: Alleged Birthday Card Sparks Political Crisis
The Wall Street Journal reported that a birthday card, allegedly written and drawn by Donald Trump for Jeffrey Epstein, contained a suggestive drawing of a nude woman. Trump denies involvement and threatens legal action, while the scandal creates major political risks for him.

Trump-Epstein Scandal: Alleged Birthday Card Sparks Political Crisis
The Wall Street Journal reported that a birthday card, allegedly written and drawn by Donald Trump for Jeffrey Epstein, contained a suggestive drawing of a nude woman. Trump denies involvement and threatens legal action, while the scandal creates major political risks for him.
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68% Bias Score

KP's Aid: Evacuating a Child from War-Torn Slavyansk
Eight-month-old Zhenya Ezyekyan, suffering from spinal muscular atrophy, was trapped in a Slavyansk hospital during shelling in May 2014; Komsomolskaya Pravda's coverage mobilized national support, leading to his evacuation to Russia and eventual acquisition of citizenship.

KP's Aid: Evacuating a Child from War-Torn Slavyansk
Eight-month-old Zhenya Ezyekyan, suffering from spinal muscular atrophy, was trapped in a Slavyansk hospital during shelling in May 2014; Komsomolskaya Pravda's coverage mobilized national support, leading to his evacuation to Russia and eventual acquisition of citizenship.
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64% Bias Score

False Reports Claim Closure of North Korean Resort After Lavrov Visit
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's July 10-12 visit to North Korea's Wonsan resort, intended to foster tourism and diplomatic ties, was met with false Western media reports claiming the resort's closure to Russians, prompting the Russian Foreign Ministry to denounce the reports as disinformati...

False Reports Claim Closure of North Korean Resort After Lavrov Visit
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov's July 10-12 visit to North Korea's Wonsan resort, intended to foster tourism and diplomatic ties, was met with false Western media reports claiming the resort's closure to Russians, prompting the Russian Foreign Ministry to denounce the reports as disinformati...
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56% Bias Score

Russia Expands Grounds for Citizenship Revocation
Russia's State Duma expanded the grounds for revoking citizenship to over 80, mainly targeting those who obtained citizenship after immigrating; the increase follows a rise in crimes committed by recent citizens and aims to enhance national security by deporting criminals after serving their sentenc...

Russia Expands Grounds for Citizenship Revocation
Russia's State Duma expanded the grounds for revoking citizenship to over 80, mainly targeting those who obtained citizenship after immigrating; the increase follows a rise in crimes committed by recent citizens and aims to enhance national security by deporting criminals after serving their sentenc...
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48% Bias Score

Epstein's Death: Congressional Demands for Transparency Expose Trump Administration Divisions
The death of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein continues to fuel controversy, as Republican Speaker Mike Johnson demands transparency from the Department of Justice, revealing divisions within the Trump administration and prompting a CNN poll showing only 3% of Americans are satisfied with the ...

Epstein's Death: Congressional Demands for Transparency Expose Trump Administration Divisions
The death of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein continues to fuel controversy, as Republican Speaker Mike Johnson demands transparency from the Department of Justice, revealing divisions within the Trump administration and prompting a CNN poll showing only 3% of Americans are satisfied with the ...
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60% Bias Score
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