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Slow Response to Russian Oil Spill Raises Environmental Concerns
In December 2024, two Russian tankers sank in the Black Sea near Anapa, spilling approximately 4,600 metric tons of mazut, prompting criticism over the slow government cleanup response and safety concerns as summer heat approaches. The incident reveals shortcomings in Russia's emergency response and...
Slow Response to Russian Oil Spill Raises Environmental Concerns
In December 2024, two Russian tankers sank in the Black Sea near Anapa, spilling approximately 4,600 metric tons of mazut, prompting criticism over the slow government cleanup response and safety concerns as summer heat approaches. The incident reveals shortcomings in Russia's emergency response and...
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52% Bias Score


Bridge Collapses in Russia Kill Seven; Officials Cite Terrorism
Explosions caused two bridges to collapse in Russia's Bryansk and Kursk regions on Saturday and Sunday, killing seven, injuring at least 71, and disrupting rail traffic; Russian officials labeled the incidents acts of terrorism.
Bridge Collapses in Russia Kill Seven; Officials Cite Terrorism
Explosions caused two bridges to collapse in Russia's Bryansk and Kursk regions on Saturday and Sunday, killing seven, injuring at least 71, and disrupting rail traffic; Russian officials labeled the incidents acts of terrorism.
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64% Bias Score


FBK's Second Forum on Post-Putin Russia: Practical Reforms, Communication Failure
The Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) organized a second forum in 2024 focused on developing post-Putin Russia strategies, with diverse experts proposing practical reforms across various sectors; however, the FBK's failure to publish these findings led to misinformation.
FBK's Second Forum on Post-Putin Russia: Practical Reforms, Communication Failure
The Anti-Corruption Foundation (FBK) organized a second forum in 2024 focused on developing post-Putin Russia strategies, with diverse experts proposing practical reforms across various sectors; however, the FBK's failure to publish these findings led to misinformation.
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28% Bias Score


Russia's Potato Shortage: Record Price Hikes and Government Intervention
Russia faces a severe potato shortage due to a poor 2024 harvest (7.3 million tons vs. 8 million tons demand), causing a record 166.5% price increase by May 2025 and prompting government intervention, including duty-free imports and calls for price regulation.
Russia's Potato Shortage: Record Price Hikes and Government Intervention
Russia faces a severe potato shortage due to a poor 2024 harvest (7.3 million tons vs. 8 million tons demand), causing a record 166.5% price increase by May 2025 and prompting government intervention, including duty-free imports and calls for price regulation.
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28% Bias Score


Dividend Suspensions Hit Russian Companies Amid Economic Downturn
Facing high interest rates, reduced revenue, and sanctions, at least two dozen publicly traded Russian companies, including Gazprom and Norilsk Nickel, announced they will not pay dividends from 2024 results, reflecting a broader economic downturn.
Dividend Suspensions Hit Russian Companies Amid Economic Downturn
Facing high interest rates, reduced revenue, and sanctions, at least two dozen publicly traded Russian companies, including Gazprom and Norilsk Nickel, announced they will not pay dividends from 2024 results, reflecting a broader economic downturn.
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16% Bias Score


Donetsk's Pro-Russian Indoctrination: A Generation Shaped for War
A former Donetsk resident describes the systematic pro-Russian indoctrination in the city's schools from the 2000s, shaping pro-Kremlin views among students and contributing to the current war. This involved biased historical narratives, suppression of critical thinking, and promotion of Soviet-era ...
Donetsk's Pro-Russian Indoctrination: A Generation Shaped for War
A former Donetsk resident describes the systematic pro-Russian indoctrination in the city's schools from the 2000s, shaping pro-Kremlin views among students and contributing to the current war. This involved biased historical narratives, suppression of critical thinking, and promotion of Soviet-era ...
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36% Bias Score

Ukraine Strikes Russian Airbases; Russia Reports Bridge Explosions
Ukraine claimed a \$2 billion attack on Russian airbases, while Russia reported a strike killing 12 Ukrainian soldiers and blamed Ukraine for bridge explosions near the border, intensifying the conflict.

Ukraine Strikes Russian Airbases; Russia Reports Bridge Explosions
Ukraine claimed a \$2 billion attack on Russian airbases, while Russia reported a strike killing 12 Ukrainian soldiers and blamed Ukraine for bridge explosions near the border, intensifying the conflict.
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60% Bias Score

Kremlin Stages Drone Attack on Putin's Helicopter to Boost Public Support
The Kremlin reportedly staged a drone attack on President Putin's helicopter in the Kursk region to boost public support for the war in Ukraine, according to four current and former Russian officials who spoke to The Moscow Times on condition of anonymity.

Kremlin Stages Drone Attack on Putin's Helicopter to Boost Public Support
The Kremlin reportedly staged a drone attack on President Putin's helicopter in the Kursk region to boost public support for the war in Ukraine, according to four current and former Russian officials who spoke to The Moscow Times on condition of anonymity.
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48% Bias Score

Former Mariupol Commander Killed in Apparent Terrorist Attack in Russia
Major Zaur Gurtsiyev, a 34-year-old former Russian air operations commander during the siege of Mariupol and deputy mayor of Stavropol, was killed in a grenade explosion overnight along with a 29-year-old acquaintance; Russian authorities suspect a Ukrainian terrorist attack.

Former Mariupol Commander Killed in Apparent Terrorist Attack in Russia
Major Zaur Gurtsiyev, a 34-year-old former Russian air operations commander during the siege of Mariupol and deputy mayor of Stavropol, was killed in a grenade explosion overnight along with a 29-year-old acquaintance; Russian authorities suspect a Ukrainian terrorist attack.
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52% Bias Score

Samsung Display Cuts Ties with Russian Metal Suppliers Amidst Ukraine War Concerns
Samsung Display, a South Korean firm supplying screens to major electronics companies including Apple, ended its sourcing of gold, tungsten, and tantalum from Russian suppliers in 2024 due to concerns over secondary sanctions related to the ongoing war in Ukraine, potentially impacting production co...

Samsung Display Cuts Ties with Russian Metal Suppliers Amidst Ukraine War Concerns
Samsung Display, a South Korean firm supplying screens to major electronics companies including Apple, ended its sourcing of gold, tungsten, and tantalum from Russian suppliers in 2024 due to concerns over secondary sanctions related to the ongoing war in Ukraine, potentially impacting production co...
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28% Bias Score

Kyiv Attack Amidst Major Prisoner Exchange
Russia launched a massive drone and missile attack on Kyiv, injuring 15 people, during a major prisoner exchange with Ukraine involving 780 people, highlighting ongoing conflict despite diplomatic efforts. Five civilians were killed in other regions.

Kyiv Attack Amidst Major Prisoner Exchange
Russia launched a massive drone and missile attack on Kyiv, injuring 15 people, during a major prisoner exchange with Ukraine involving 780 people, highlighting ongoing conflict despite diplomatic efforts. Five civilians were killed in other regions.
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44% Bias Score

Conscript's Death in Ukraine Sparks Outrage, Highlights Russia's Broken Promises
Aman Malyshev, a 22-year-old Russian conscript, died in Bryansk near the Ukrainian border in April 2024, despite assurances that conscripts wouldn't face combat; his death, revealed on social media, sparked public outrage and highlighted the issue of conscripts being deployed to combat zones.

Conscript's Death in Ukraine Sparks Outrage, Highlights Russia's Broken Promises
Aman Malyshev, a 22-year-old Russian conscript, died in Bryansk near the Ukrainian border in April 2024, despite assurances that conscripts wouldn't face combat; his death, revealed on social media, sparked public outrage and highlighted the issue of conscripts being deployed to combat zones.
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40% Bias Score
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