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European Arms Imports Surge 155 Percent Amid Ukraine War, Trump Uncertainty
Driven by Russia's Ukraine invasion and US foreign policy uncertainty under President Trump, European imports of heavy weapons surged 155 percent between 2020-2024 versus 2015-2019, while global imports decreased slightly; Ukraine became the world's largest arms importer, receiving 45 percent of its...
European Arms Imports Surge 155 Percent Amid Ukraine War, Trump Uncertainty
Driven by Russia's Ukraine invasion and US foreign policy uncertainty under President Trump, European imports of heavy weapons surged 155 percent between 2020-2024 versus 2015-2019, while global imports decreased slightly; Ukraine became the world's largest arms importer, receiving 45 percent of its...
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44% Bias Score
745 Civilians Dead in Latakia Clashes
Intense fighting in Syria's Latakia province since Thursday has killed at least 745 civilians, mostly Alawites, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, with former Assad regime military and Alawite insurgent security forces clashing amid accusations of human rights abuses and a lack of...
745 Civilians Dead in Latakia Clashes
Intense fighting in Syria's Latakia province since Thursday has killed at least 745 civilians, mostly Alawites, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, with former Assad regime military and Alawite insurgent security forces clashing amid accusations of human rights abuses and a lack of...
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24% Bias Score
Greek Public Demands Snap Elections Amid Train Crash Cover-Up Allegations
Following a devastating train crash in February 2023 that killed 57, a majority of Greeks (57.5%) now support early elections due to alleged government cover-up and public anger, despite Prime Minister Mitsotakis's intention to remain in power until 2027.
Greek Public Demands Snap Elections Amid Train Crash Cover-Up Allegations
Following a devastating train crash in February 2023 that killed 57, a majority of Greeks (57.5%) now support early elections due to alleged government cover-up and public anger, despite Prime Minister Mitsotakis's intention to remain in power until 2027.
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56% Bias Score
Climate Change Melts Uganda's Glaciers, Causing Widespread Damage
Uganda's record-breaking dry season, caused by climate change, is melting the Ruwenzori glaciers at an alarming rate, resulting in flooding, landslides, and ecosystem damage in the Kasese district.
Climate Change Melts Uganda's Glaciers, Causing Widespread Damage
Uganda's record-breaking dry season, caused by climate change, is melting the Ruwenzori glaciers at an alarming rate, resulting in flooding, landslides, and ecosystem damage in the Kasese district.
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24% Bias Score
Sylt's Temperature Record Exposes Germany's Insufficient Climate Action
A new all-time high temperature of 17.9 degrees Celsius was recorded in List, Sylt, Germany, on an early date in the month, surpassing the previous record from late March and alarming climate experts due to the accelerating climate crisis, while the Union and SPD's exploratory paper offers insuffici...
Sylt's Temperature Record Exposes Germany's Insufficient Climate Action
A new all-time high temperature of 17.9 degrees Celsius was recorded in List, Sylt, Germany, on an early date in the month, surpassing the previous record from late March and alarming climate experts due to the accelerating climate crisis, while the Union and SPD's exploratory paper offers insuffici...
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44% Bias Score
US Scientists Protest Trump's Funding Cuts and Layoffs
US scientists protested widespread government funding cuts and layoffs under President Trump, with over 1000 demonstrating in Washington D.C., while Columbia University faced a $400 million funding cut due to antisemitism allegations; researchers fear for their jobs and careers.
US Scientists Protest Trump's Funding Cuts and Layoffs
US scientists protested widespread government funding cuts and layoffs under President Trump, with over 1000 demonstrating in Washington D.C., while Columbia University faced a $400 million funding cut due to antisemitism allegations; researchers fear for their jobs and careers.
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60% Bias Score
Germany's Slow Coalition Talks Hamper Response to Global Change
Germany's slow-paced coalition formation process, currently focused on a sondierungspapier outlining specific policies like limits on gas plant construction and immigration, is criticized for its inflexibility compared to other countries, hindering its responsiveness to a rapidly changing global lan...
Germany's Slow Coalition Talks Hamper Response to Global Change
Germany's slow-paced coalition formation process, currently focused on a sondierungspapier outlining specific policies like limits on gas plant construction and immigration, is criticized for its inflexibility compared to other countries, hindering its responsiveness to a rapidly changing global lan...
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56% Bias Score
EU Reaarmament Plan Faces Funding, Justification Challenges
Following a recent EU summit on European rearmament, concerns regarding funding and justification have emerged. Only €150 billion of the proposed €800 billion is secured, with the remainder contingent on member states increasing military spending. This raises questions about the plan's feasibility a...
EU Reaarmament Plan Faces Funding, Justification Challenges
Following a recent EU summit on European rearmament, concerns regarding funding and justification have emerged. Only €150 billion of the proposed €800 billion is secured, with the remainder contingent on member states increasing military spending. This raises questions about the plan's feasibility a...
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60% Bias Score
Toxic Crunch Culture in German Gaming Industry Exposed
The German ARD documentary "Crunch – Traum und Albtraum in der Gaming-Industrie" exposes the toxic work culture within the gaming industry, citing widespread unpaid overtime, burnout, and mobbing, affecting 85% of developers in the last two years despite industry growth.
Toxic Crunch Culture in German Gaming Industry Exposed
The German ARD documentary "Crunch – Traum und Albtraum in der Gaming-Industrie" exposes the toxic work culture within the gaming industry, citing widespread unpaid overtime, burnout, and mobbing, affecting 85% of developers in the last two years despite industry growth.
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60% Bias Score
Syria: Massacres Amidst Transitional Government Failure
Hundreds of civilians, mostly Alawites, were murdered in at least 29 Syrian towns across Latakia, Tartus, and Hama governorates following clashes between Assad loyalists and Syrian security forces; the transitional government calls it "individual actions," while human rights groups label it a massac...
Syria: Massacres Amidst Transitional Government Failure
Hundreds of civilians, mostly Alawites, were murdered in at least 29 Syrian towns across Latakia, Tartus, and Hama governorates following clashes between Assad loyalists and Syrian security forces; the transitional government calls it "individual actions," while human rights groups label it a massac...
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52% Bias Score
German Coalition Talks: Marginal Climate Commitment Raises Concerns
Germany's potential CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government shows only marginal commitment to climate protection in its exploratory paper, including climate-damaging policies while aiming to lower electricity prices; the paper's omission of details raises concerns about Germany's climate goals.
German Coalition Talks: Marginal Climate Commitment Raises Concerns
Germany's potential CDU/CSU-SPD coalition government shows only marginal commitment to climate protection in its exploratory paper, including climate-damaging policies while aiming to lower electricity prices; the paper's omission of details raises concerns about Germany's climate goals.
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60% Bias Score
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD to Begin Coalition Negotiations
After two weeks of talks, Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD will begin coalition negotiations next week, focusing on stricter migration policies, welfare reform, and economic measures, including energy price cuts and potentially building the world's first fusion reactor.
Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD to Begin Coalition Negotiations
After two weeks of talks, Germany's CDU/CSU and SPD will begin coalition negotiations next week, focusing on stricter migration policies, welfare reform, and economic measures, including energy price cuts and potentially building the world's first fusion reactor.
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48% Bias Score
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