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Trump Claims to Have Stopped Seven Wars in Seven Months
President Trump announced he halted seven international conflicts within his first seven months in office, citing diplomatic interventions in various regions, although the extent and nature of his involvement remain contested.
Trump Claims to Have Stopped Seven Wars in Seven Months
President Trump announced he halted seven international conflicts within his first seven months in office, citing diplomatic interventions in various regions, although the extent and nature of his involvement remain contested.
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48% Bias Score
Uganda's Museveni Seeks Re-election Amidst Mixed Legacy
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, in power since 1986, is seeking re-election in February 2026, facing criticism over human rights and democratic backsliding despite economic progress and a legacy of stability.
Uganda's Museveni Seeks Re-election Amidst Mixed Legacy
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, in power since 1986, is seeking re-election in February 2026, facing criticism over human rights and democratic backsliding despite economic progress and a legacy of stability.
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28% Bias Score
German Government Cuts Development Aid Budget by €910 Million
Germany's coalition government reduced the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development's (BMZ) budget by €910 million, impacting international aid and sparking criticism from aid organizations and opposition parties.
German Government Cuts Development Aid Budget by €910 Million
Germany's coalition government reduced the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development's (BMZ) budget by €910 million, impacting international aid and sparking criticism from aid organizations and opposition parties.
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32% Bias Score
Africa's Critical Minerals: A Double-Edged Sword
The growing global demand for critical minerals used in clean energy technologies is transforming Africa, creating economic opportunities while raising concerns about environmental protection and equitable resource distribution.
Africa's Critical Minerals: A Double-Edged Sword
The growing global demand for critical minerals used in clean energy technologies is transforming Africa, creating economic opportunities while raising concerns about environmental protection and equitable resource distribution.
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20% Bias Score
Africa's Critical Minerals: A Double-Edged Sword
African nations, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa, play a pivotal role in supplying the world's critical minerals essential for renewable energy and technology, but face challenges in equitable benefit-sharing and environmental protection.
Africa's Critical Minerals: A Double-Edged Sword
African nations, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo and South Africa, play a pivotal role in supplying the world's critical minerals essential for renewable energy and technology, but face challenges in equitable benefit-sharing and environmental protection.
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16% Bias Score
Chad: Three Activists Stripped of French Nationality
On September 17, 2025, three Chadian activists residing in France were stripped of their French nationality for alleged collusion with foreign powers, highlighting a broader trend of nationality revocation in the Sahel region following military coups.
Chad: Three Activists Stripped of French Nationality
On September 17, 2025, three Chadian activists residing in France were stripped of their French nationality for alleged collusion with foreign powers, highlighting a broader trend of nationality revocation in the Sahel region following military coups.
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24% Bias Score
Uganda's Museveni Seeks Re-election Amidst Economic Growth and Human Rights Concerns
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, in power since 1986, is seeking re-election in February 2026, facing criticism over human rights and democratic backsliding despite economic progress and stability.
Uganda's Museveni Seeks Re-election Amidst Economic Growth and Human Rights Concerns
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, in power since 1986, is seeking re-election in February 2026, facing criticism over human rights and democratic backsliding despite economic progress and stability.
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32% Bias Score
Zimbabwean Businessman Wicknell Chivayo Faces Corruption Investigation
A corruption investigation into Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo, known for his lavish lifestyle and political connections, was reportedly opened, then later retracted, by Zimbabwe's anti-corruption board via their X account, prompting online discussion and speculation about his wealth.
Zimbabwean Businessman Wicknell Chivayo Faces Corruption Investigation
A corruption investigation into Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo, known for his lavish lifestyle and political connections, was reportedly opened, then later retracted, by Zimbabwe's anti-corruption board via their X account, prompting online discussion and speculation about his wealth.
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28% Bias Score
Canal+ Acquires MultiChoice, London Markets Dip Amidst Global Uncertainty
Canal+, a French broadcasting company, completed a \$2 billion acquisition of MultiChoice, a South African broadcaster, while London markets experienced a subdued opening due to concerns over President Trump's immigration policies and the decline in BYD's sales.
Canal+ Acquires MultiChoice, London Markets Dip Amidst Global Uncertainty
Canal+, a French broadcasting company, completed a \$2 billion acquisition of MultiChoice, a South African broadcaster, while London markets experienced a subdued opening due to concerns over President Trump's immigration policies and the decline in BYD's sales.
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28% Bias Score
Indoor Cycling World Championships Debut in Kigali
The UCI Road World Championships, held for the first time in Africa and indoors at Kigali's BK Arena, opened with Rwandan cyclist Xaverine Nirere's participation and showcased Rwanda's commitment to cycling despite ongoing conflict in neighboring DR Congo.
Indoor Cycling World Championships Debut in Kigali
The UCI Road World Championships, held for the first time in Africa and indoors at Kigali's BK Arena, opened with Rwandan cyclist Xaverine Nirere's participation and showcased Rwanda's commitment to cycling despite ongoing conflict in neighboring DR Congo.
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52% Bias Score
Nigeria's Forced Returns Amidst Boko Haram Violence: A Critical Analysis
Despite claims of improved security, the forced return of 22,000 displaced persons from Maiduguri's Muna camp to their hometowns in Borno State, Nigeria, has resulted in continued violence, displacement, and humanitarian crisis, as evidenced by recent Boko Haram attacks and high malnutrition rates.
Nigeria's Forced Returns Amidst Boko Haram Violence: A Critical Analysis
Despite claims of improved security, the forced return of 22,000 displaced persons from Maiduguri's Muna camp to their hometowns in Borno State, Nigeria, has resulted in continued violence, displacement, and humanitarian crisis, as evidenced by recent Boko Haram attacks and high malnutrition rates.
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32% Bias Score
Africa's AfCFTA: A Path to Industrialization and Value Addition
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) aims to boost intra-African trade in manufactured goods and value-added minerals, although challenges remain in overcoming the lack of industrial base and establishing efficient logistics.
Africa's AfCFTA: A Path to Industrialization and Value Addition
The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) aims to boost intra-African trade in manufactured goods and value-added minerals, although challenges remain in overcoming the lack of industrial base and establishing efficient logistics.
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16% Bias Score
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