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Eni's Energy Strategy Elevates Italy's Geopolitical Role
Eni's strategic energy investments in the Mediterranean, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Asia-Pacific position Italy as a key player in global energy security by fostering local development, addressing energy needs, and navigating the transition to sustainable energy sources.
Eni's Energy Strategy Elevates Italy's Geopolitical Role
Eni's strategic energy investments in the Mediterranean, Sub-Saharan Africa, and Asia-Pacific position Italy as a key player in global energy security by fostering local development, addressing energy needs, and navigating the transition to sustainable energy sources.
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40% Bias Score
Sudan War and UK Abortion Law Disparity Featured in TV Programming
Channel 4's "Unreported World" depicts the Sudanese civil war's impact on 30 million people, while BBC One's "Extraordinary Portraits" profiles Millie, a 20-year-old campaigning for equal abortion laws in the UK, where abortions are legal up to 24 weeks, but up to birth if a disability is detected.
Sudan War and UK Abortion Law Disparity Featured in TV Programming
Channel 4's "Unreported World" depicts the Sudanese civil war's impact on 30 million people, while BBC One's "Extraordinary Portraits" profiles Millie, a 20-year-old campaigning for equal abortion laws in the UK, where abortions are legal up to 24 weeks, but up to birth if a disability is detected.
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0% Bias Score
China's Transformative Economic Engagement with Africa
China's economic ties with Africa, exceeding \$282 billion in bilateral trade in 2023, are fundamentally reshaping the continent's economic landscape, challenging traditional dependency and fostering industrial growth through infrastructure investments and non-interference policies.
China's Transformative Economic Engagement with Africa
China's economic ties with Africa, exceeding \$282 billion in bilateral trade in 2023, are fundamentally reshaping the continent's economic landscape, challenging traditional dependency and fostering industrial growth through infrastructure investments and non-interference policies.
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48% Bias Score
Sudan Conflict: At Least 221 Children Raped Since 2024
Since the beginning of 2024, at least 221 children in Sudan have been raped, with many more cases likely unreported due to fear and stigma. This horrific violence, a tactic of war, is perpetrated by armed men against girls and boys, including infants, and causes immeasurable trauma. UNICEF and partn...
Sudan Conflict: At Least 221 Children Raped Since 2024
Since the beginning of 2024, at least 221 children in Sudan have been raped, with many more cases likely unreported due to fear and stigma. This horrific violence, a tactic of war, is perpetrated by armed men against girls and boys, including infants, and causes immeasurable trauma. UNICEF and partn...
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36% Bias Score
Zimbabwe's Tobacco Output Projected to Rise, Boosting Economy
Zimbabwe's tobacco auction season opened on March 5th, with an expected output of 280 million kg, up from 240 million kg last year, driven by favorable rainfall and expanded planting to 125,000 hectares. Farmers anticipate higher prices, emphasizing tobacco's crucial role in household incomes and Zi...
Zimbabwe's Tobacco Output Projected to Rise, Boosting Economy
Zimbabwe's tobacco auction season opened on March 5th, with an expected output of 280 million kg, up from 240 million kg last year, driven by favorable rainfall and expanded planting to 125,000 hectares. Farmers anticipate higher prices, emphasizing tobacco's crucial role in household incomes and Zi...
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64% Bias Score
Senegal Expels French Troops, Marking Shift in Franco-African Relations
Senegal expelled French soldiers in November 2024, following similar actions by other African nations, reflecting growing African nationalism and a desire to reduce reliance on former colonial powers; France, while maintaining significant economic ties, is adjusting its diplomatic approach.
Senegal Expels French Troops, Marking Shift in Franco-African Relations
Senegal expelled French soldiers in November 2024, following similar actions by other African nations, reflecting growing African nationalism and a desire to reduce reliance on former colonial powers; France, while maintaining significant economic ties, is adjusting its diplomatic approach.
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40% Bias Score
Somaliland Defends Taiwan Ties Amidst China's Warning
Following China's warning to Somaliland regarding its relationship with Taiwan, Somaliland's Foreign Minister affirmed that the relationship is based on mutual interests and does not harm China, and that Somaliland will continue its relations with Taiwan.
Somaliland Defends Taiwan Ties Amidst China's Warning
Following China's warning to Somaliland regarding its relationship with Taiwan, Somaliland's Foreign Minister affirmed that the relationship is based on mutual interests and does not harm China, and that Somaliland will continue its relations with Taiwan.
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32% Bias Score
China's Transformative Economic Engagement with Africa
China's economic engagement with Africa, exceeding \$282 billion in bilateral trade in 2023, is transforming the continent's relationship with the global system, moving it closer to the core by fostering industrialization, infrastructure development, and technological advancement, contrasting with h...
China's Transformative Economic Engagement with Africa
China's economic engagement with Africa, exceeding \$282 billion in bilateral trade in 2023, is transforming the continent's relationship with the global system, moving it closer to the core by fostering industrialization, infrastructure development, and technological advancement, contrasting with h...
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64% Bias Score
Angola Denies Entry to Dozens of African Opposition Leaders
Angola prevented entry to at least 20 African opposition leaders, including Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu and Mozambique's Venancio Mondlane, who were invited to a democracy summit by Angola's main opposition party UNITA, citing visa irregularities, despite President Lourenco's role as the...
Angola Denies Entry to Dozens of African Opposition Leaders
Angola prevented entry to at least 20 African opposition leaders, including Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu and Mozambique's Venancio Mondlane, who were invited to a democracy summit by Angola's main opposition party UNITA, citing visa irregularities, despite President Lourenco's role as the...
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52% Bias Score
Mauritania Expels Irregular Migrants Amidst Human Trafficking Concerns
The Mauritanian government expelled irregular migrants, claiming it was necessary to combat human trafficking networks and protect national security, despite criticism from NGOs about human rights violations; a prior 2022 initiative offered 130,000 migrants legal residency.
Mauritania Expels Irregular Migrants Amidst Human Trafficking Concerns
The Mauritanian government expelled irregular migrants, claiming it was necessary to combat human trafficking networks and protect national security, despite criticism from NGOs about human rights violations; a prior 2022 initiative offered 130,000 migrants legal residency.
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44% Bias Score
Al Shabab Hotel Attack Kills Ten in Central Somalia
On March 11, 2025, at least ten people, mostly traditional leaders, died, and dozens were injured in an Al Shabab attack on the Hotel Cairo in Beledweyn, Somalia, where a car bomb and subsequent assault targeted a meeting of local officials and military commanders.
Al Shabab Hotel Attack Kills Ten in Central Somalia
On March 11, 2025, at least ten people, mostly traditional leaders, died, and dozens were injured in an Al Shabab attack on the Hotel Cairo in Beledweyn, Somalia, where a car bomb and subsequent assault targeted a meeting of local officials and military commanders.
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52% Bias Score
Over 943 Civilians Killed in African Drone Strikes
A report by Drone Wars UK reveals that over 943 civilians were killed in drone strikes across six African countries (Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Ethiopia) between November 2021 and November 2024, highlighting the need for greater regulation of drone sales and use.
Over 943 Civilians Killed in African Drone Strikes
A report by Drone Wars UK reveals that over 943 civilians were killed in drone strikes across six African countries (Sudan, Somalia, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Ethiopia) between November 2021 and November 2024, highlighting the need for greater regulation of drone sales and use.
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36% Bias Score
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