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ADF Attacks in DRC Kill 41, Displace 125,000
Recent attacks by the ADF in eastern DRC killed at least 41 civilians, displaced over 125,000 people, and caused explosions at an M23 rally in Bukavu, killing at least 11 more. The UN is providing humanitarian assistance while the conflict continues.
ADF Attacks in DRC Kill 41, Displace 125,000
Recent attacks by the ADF in eastern DRC killed at least 41 civilians, displaced over 125,000 people, and caused explosions at an M23 rally in Bukavu, killing at least 11 more. The UN is providing humanitarian assistance while the conflict continues.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Administration's $60 Billion USAID Cuts Devastate Global Aid
The Trump administration canceled $60 billion in USAID contracts, halting aid to 130 countries and causing immediate harm; programs supporting HIV/AIDS, drought relief, and conflict zones are collapsing, resulting in lawsuits and staff furloughs.
Trump Administration's $60 Billion USAID Cuts Devastate Global Aid
The Trump administration canceled $60 billion in USAID contracts, halting aid to 130 countries and causing immediate harm; programs supporting HIV/AIDS, drought relief, and conflict zones are collapsing, resulting in lawsuits and staff furloughs.
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60% Bias Score
Africa Security: Attacks in Niger, CAR, and DRC
The Nigerien army neutralized 15 terrorists; the UN is deploying troops to the northwest CAR due to rising violence; explosions in Bukavu, DRC, after a political rally killed 11 and injured 65; ceasefire negotiations started in Cairo.
Africa Security: Attacks in Niger, CAR, and DRC
The Nigerien army neutralized 15 terrorists; the UN is deploying troops to the northwest CAR due to rising violence; explosions in Bukavu, DRC, after a political rally killed 11 and injured 65; ceasefire negotiations started in Cairo.
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40% Bias Score
Benin Reflects on 35 Years of Democratic Transition
Benin commemorates 35 years since its 1990 National Conference, a landmark event that facilitated a peaceful transition to democracy, leaving a legacy of a strong constitution and regular elections, although recent reforms have drawn criticism for potentially limiting freedoms.
Benin Reflects on 35 Years of Democratic Transition
Benin commemorates 35 years since its 1990 National Conference, a landmark event that facilitated a peaceful transition to democracy, leaving a legacy of a strong constitution and regular elections, although recent reforms have drawn criticism for potentially limiting freedoms.
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24% Bias Score
Sudan Conflict: Humanitarian Crisis in Zamzam Camp
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has created a humanitarian crisis in Zamzam camp, North Darfur, where tens of thousands of civilians, mostly women, children, and the elderly, face siege, shelling, and attacks, causing widespread hunger and malnutrition, forcing MSF and WFP to suspend operations due to...
Sudan Conflict: Humanitarian Crisis in Zamzam Camp
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has created a humanitarian crisis in Zamzam camp, North Darfur, where tens of thousands of civilians, mostly women, children, and the elderly, face siege, shelling, and attacks, causing widespread hunger and malnutrition, forcing MSF and WFP to suspend operations due to...
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64% Bias Score
53 Dead in Congo Amid Mystery Illness Outbreak
A mystery illness in the Democratic Republic of Congo has caused at least 53 deaths and 431 reported cases across two villages, with preliminary investigations suggesting a possible link to bat consumption; the exact cause remains unknown.
53 Dead in Congo Amid Mystery Illness Outbreak
A mystery illness in the Democratic Republic of Congo has caused at least 53 deaths and 431 reported cases across two villages, with preliminary investigations suggesting a possible link to bat consumption; the exact cause remains unknown.
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60% Bias Score
USAID Contract Cancellations Threaten Supply of Life-Saving Peanut Butter Paste
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) canceled contracts with MANA Nutrition, a producer of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF), leaving the company with $10 million in unusable peanut butter paste and $14 million in unpaid reimbursements, potentially causing increased child mortality...
USAID Contract Cancellations Threaten Supply of Life-Saving Peanut Butter Paste
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) canceled contracts with MANA Nutrition, a producer of ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF), leaving the company with $10 million in unusable peanut butter paste and $14 million in unpaid reimbursements, potentially causing increased child mortality...
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36% Bias Score
Novosibirsk Pilot's Humanitarian Work in Arctic and Africa
Zlata Cheverdynskaya, a 28-year-old from Novosibirsk, Russia, is a helicopter pilot who has worked in the Arctic and Africa, transporting supplies, rescuing people and animals, and overcoming challenges in remote and dangerous environments.
Novosibirsk Pilot's Humanitarian Work in Arctic and Africa
Zlata Cheverdynskaya, a 28-year-old from Novosibirsk, Russia, is a helicopter pilot who has worked in the Arctic and Africa, transporting supplies, rescuing people and animals, and overcoming challenges in remote and dangerous environments.
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40% Bias Score
China Strengthens Global Economic Ties Amid Rising Protectionism
Facing rising global protectionism, Chinese companies are proactively strengthening economic and trade ties with multiple countries, including Germany, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, South Africa, and Ethiopia, to ensure stable overseas markets and foster mutually beneficial cooperation, as evidenced by CCPIT...
China Strengthens Global Economic Ties Amid Rising Protectionism
Facing rising global protectionism, Chinese companies are proactively strengthening economic and trade ties with multiple countries, including Germany, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, South Africa, and Ethiopia, to ensure stable overseas markets and foster mutually beneficial cooperation, as evidenced by CCPIT...
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40% Bias Score
Burundi and Russia Strengthen Ties, Promoting Tourism Collaboration
Burundi's ambassador to Russia highlighted strengthened ties with Russia post the Russia-Africa summit, emphasizing cooperation in nuclear energy, education, and justice, while promoting Burundi's unique tourism potential to attract Russian tourists.
Burundi and Russia Strengthen Ties, Promoting Tourism Collaboration
Burundi's ambassador to Russia highlighted strengthened ties with Russia post the Russia-Africa summit, emphasizing cooperation in nuclear energy, education, and justice, while promoting Burundi's unique tourism potential to attract Russian tourists.
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44% Bias Score
WFP Halts Aid to Sudan's Zamzam Camp Amidst Escalating Conflict
The World Food Programme (WFP) suspended aid to Zamzam refugee camp in North Darfur, Sudan, on February 26th due to escalating conflict between the Sudanese military and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), endangering 300,000 people with starvation within weeks.
WFP Halts Aid to Sudan's Zamzam Camp Amidst Escalating Conflict
The World Food Programme (WFP) suspended aid to Zamzam refugee camp in North Darfur, Sudan, on February 26th due to escalating conflict between the Sudanese military and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), endangering 300,000 people with starvation within weeks.
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40% Bias Score
USAID's Ebola Prevention Briefly Suspended Amidst US Budget Cuts
Elon Musk announced that due to the US government's radical budget cuts, Ebola prevention efforts were briefly suspended within the USAID, but were immediately reinstated, according to Musk.
USAID's Ebola Prevention Briefly Suspended Amidst US Budget Cuts
Elon Musk announced that due to the US government's radical budget cuts, Ebola prevention efforts were briefly suspended within the USAID, but were immediately reinstated, according to Musk.
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48% Bias Score
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