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UK Cuts Foreign Aid by 40%, Prioritizing Defense Spending
The UK government has cut its foreign aid budget by 40%, from 0.5% to 0.3% of gross national income, resulting in significant reductions in support for children's education and women's health in Africa and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, while maintaining funding for multilateral organizations...
UK Cuts Foreign Aid by 40%, Prioritizing Defense Spending
The UK government has cut its foreign aid budget by 40%, from 0.5% to 0.3% of gross national income, resulting in significant reductions in support for children's education and women's health in Africa and the Occupied Palestinian Territories, while maintaining funding for multilateral organizations...
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52% Bias Score
Bazoum's Imprisonment: Two Years After Niger Coup
Former Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum remains imprisoned two years after a military coup led by General Abdourahamane Tiani on July 23, 2023, despite international calls for his release; his continued detention raises concerns about regional stability and democratic backsliding.
Bazoum's Imprisonment: Two Years After Niger Coup
Former Nigerien President Mohamed Bazoum remains imprisoned two years after a military coup led by General Abdourahamane Tiani on July 23, 2023, despite international calls for his release; his continued detention raises concerns about regional stability and democratic backsliding.
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52% Bias Score
HRW Accuses Malian Army and Wagner Group of Dozens of Fulani Executions
Human Rights Watch (HRW) accuses the Malian army and the Wagner Group of at least 12 executions and 81 enforced disappearances of Fulani men since January 2025, in four regions of Mali, citing witness testimonies and evidence of killings, house burnings, and abductions.
HRW Accuses Malian Army and Wagner Group of Dozens of Fulani Executions
Human Rights Watch (HRW) accuses the Malian army and the Wagner Group of at least 12 executions and 81 enforced disappearances of Fulani men since January 2025, in four regions of Mali, citing witness testimonies and evidence of killings, house burnings, and abductions.
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40% Bias Score
Egypt Funds Sudanese Refugee Repatriation to Khartoum
The Egyptian government is funding train trips for hundreds of Sudanese refugees from Cairo to Khartoum following the Sudanese army's recent recapture of the capital after a civil war that began in April 2023, causing a major humanitarian crisis with over 40,000 deaths and millions displaced.
Egypt Funds Sudanese Refugee Repatriation to Khartoum
The Egyptian government is funding train trips for hundreds of Sudanese refugees from Cairo to Khartoum following the Sudanese army's recent recapture of the capital after a civil war that began in April 2023, causing a major humanitarian crisis with over 40,000 deaths and millions displaced.
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44% Bias Score
Record High Chinese Investment in Belt and Road Initiative
Chinese construction contracts and investments in Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) countries totaled a record $124 billion in the first half of 2025, exceeding the $122 billion full-year total in 2024, with energy-related engagement reaching $42 billion and green energy investments hitting $9.7 billio...
Record High Chinese Investment in Belt and Road Initiative
Chinese construction contracts and investments in Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) countries totaled a record $124 billion in the first half of 2025, exceeding the $122 billion full-year total in 2024, with energy-related engagement reaching $42 billion and green energy investments hitting $9.7 billio...
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40% Bias Score
Global Giving Disparity: Low-Income Nations Donate More Than High-Income Ones
The Charities Aid Foundation's 2024 World Giving Index reveals that people in low-income countries donate 1.45% of their income to charity, compared to 0.70% in high-income countries; Africa had the highest giving rate at 72%, while France, Germany, and Japan had some of the lowest rates among G7 na...
Global Giving Disparity: Low-Income Nations Donate More Than High-Income Ones
The Charities Aid Foundation's 2024 World Giving Index reveals that people in low-income countries donate 1.45% of their income to charity, compared to 0.70% in high-income countries; Africa had the highest giving rate at 72%, while France, Germany, and Japan had some of the lowest rates among G7 na...
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32% Bias Score
Two Burkinabe Journalists Released After Forced Conscription
Two Burkinabe journalists, forcibly conscripted into the anti-jihadist fight for four months, were released on July 21st, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), following the release of other journalists and amid accusations of the military junta abusing a mobilization decree to suppress diss...
Two Burkinabe Journalists Released After Forced Conscription
Two Burkinabe journalists, forcibly conscripted into the anti-jihadist fight for four months, were released on July 21st, according to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), following the release of other journalists and amid accusations of the military junta abusing a mobilization decree to suppress diss...
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36% Bias Score
Togo to boost trade ties with Turkey through participation in Istanbul fairs
A delegation of Togolese economic operators will participate in the WorldFood Istanbul exhibition (September 2-5) and the Beton Fair (November 12-15) in Turkey, aiming to foster trade partnerships and access new technologies, reflecting Turkey's expanding economic presence in West Africa; in 2023, T...
Togo to boost trade ties with Turkey through participation in Istanbul fairs
A delegation of Togolese economic operators will participate in the WorldFood Istanbul exhibition (September 2-5) and the Beton Fair (November 12-15) in Turkey, aiming to foster trade partnerships and access new technologies, reflecting Turkey's expanding economic presence in West Africa; in 2023, T...
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36% Bias Score
IEA Roadmap: Achieving Universal Clean Cooking Access in Africa by 2040
A new IEA roadmap proposes a plan to provide clean cooking solutions to 80 million people in sub-Saharan Africa annually, costing $37 billion and preventing 4.7 million deaths and 540 million tons of CO2 emissions by 2040.
IEA Roadmap: Achieving Universal Clean Cooking Access in Africa by 2040
A new IEA roadmap proposes a plan to provide clean cooking solutions to 80 million people in sub-Saharan Africa annually, costing $37 billion and preventing 4.7 million deaths and 540 million tons of CO2 emissions by 2040.
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48% Bias Score
HRW Accuses Malian Army and Wagner Mercenaries of Fulani Atrocities
Human Rights Watch accuses the Malian army and Wagner mercenaries of killing at least 12 Fulani civilians and abducting 81 others over three years, based on witness accounts and UN-corroborated reports, alleging extrajudicial killings and mass arrests in incidents like the March 30th Belidaneji mass...
HRW Accuses Malian Army and Wagner Mercenaries of Fulani Atrocities
Human Rights Watch accuses the Malian army and Wagner mercenaries of killing at least 12 Fulani civilians and abducting 81 others over three years, based on witness accounts and UN-corroborated reports, alleging extrajudicial killings and mass arrests in incidents like the March 30th Belidaneji mass...
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44% Bias Score
Ruto's Presidency Crumbles Amidst Youth-Led Protests in Kenya
Kenyan President William Ruto's popularity has plummeted amid deadly youth-led protests against corruption and his authoritarian response, contrasting sharply with his initial international acclaim and broken campaign promises.
Ruto's Presidency Crumbles Amidst Youth-Led Protests in Kenya
Kenyan President William Ruto's popularity has plummeted amid deadly youth-led protests against corruption and his authoritarian response, contrasting sharply with his initial international acclaim and broken campaign promises.
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44% Bias Score
Malian Court Rejects Barrick Gold Appeal, Deepening Mining Dispute
A Malian court upheld charges against four Barrick Gold employees, rejecting the company's appeal and escalating a dispute over taxes and ownership of the Loulo-Gounkoto gold mine, resulting in suspended operations and blocked gold exports.
Malian Court Rejects Barrick Gold Appeal, Deepening Mining Dispute
A Malian court upheld charges against four Barrick Gold employees, rejecting the company's appeal and escalating a dispute over taxes and ownership of the Loulo-Gounkoto gold mine, resulting in suspended operations and blocked gold exports.
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36% Bias Score
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