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China's BRI Thrives in Africa While US Efforts Fail
The success of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Africa is attributed to its non-interfering, mutually beneficial approach, contrasting with Western methods perceived as patronizing and conditional; the US' attempts to discredit the BRI are ineffective.
China's BRI Thrives in Africa While US Efforts Fail
The success of China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Africa is attributed to its non-interfering, mutually beneficial approach, contrasting with Western methods perceived as patronizing and conditional; the US' attempts to discredit the BRI are ineffective.
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56% Bias Score
Namibia Marks First Genocide Remembrance Day, Demands Further Reparations from Germany
Namibia held its first genocide remembrance day on May 28th, commemorating the estimated 75,000 Herero and Nama people killed during German colonial rule (1904-1908), demanding further reparations from Germany beyond the €1.1bn already pledged.
Namibia Marks First Genocide Remembrance Day, Demands Further Reparations from Germany
Namibia held its first genocide remembrance day on May 28th, commemorating the estimated 75,000 Herero and Nama people killed during German colonial rule (1904-1908), demanding further reparations from Germany beyond the €1.1bn already pledged.
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36% Bias Score
Frobenius Institute: A Legacy of Ambivalence and Women's Contributions
The Frobenius Institute in Frankfurt houses a vast archive of African cultural artifacts, largely documented by women who played pivotal roles in its creation and preservation; its founder, Leo Frobenius, a complex figure whose legacy is marked by both significant contributions to ethnology and prob...
Frobenius Institute: A Legacy of Ambivalence and Women's Contributions
The Frobenius Institute in Frankfurt houses a vast archive of African cultural artifacts, largely documented by women who played pivotal roles in its creation and preservation; its founder, Leo Frobenius, a complex figure whose legacy is marked by both significant contributions to ethnology and prob...
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60% Bias Score
China and Africa Strengthen Ties, Aim for Shared Modernization
On Africa Day, China and over 50 African ambassadors in Beijing reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening unity and cooperation, upgrading all diplomatic ties to strategic partnerships and aiming to accelerate shared modernization, marking the 25th anniversary of FOCAC.
China and Africa Strengthen Ties, Aim for Shared Modernization
On Africa Day, China and over 50 African ambassadors in Beijing reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening unity and cooperation, upgrading all diplomatic ties to strategic partnerships and aiming to accelerate shared modernization, marking the 25th anniversary of FOCAC.
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40% Bias Score
China, Africa Reaffirm Strong Partnership, Celebrating 25 Years of FOCAC
On Africa Day, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with over 50 African ambassadors in Beijing, reaffirming China's commitment to a strengthened partnership with African nations, marked by mutual support, shared modernization, and opposition to power politics, celebrating the 25th anniversary of th...
China, Africa Reaffirm Strong Partnership, Celebrating 25 Years of FOCAC
On Africa Day, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with over 50 African ambassadors in Beijing, reaffirming China's commitment to a strengthened partnership with African nations, marked by mutual support, shared modernization, and opposition to power politics, celebrating the 25th anniversary of th...
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52% Bias Score
Power Africa's Closure Opens Door for New African Energy Partnerships
The US ended its Power Africa initiative, a program aimed at increasing electricity access in Africa, in early 2024. Despite some successes, experts say its impact was minimal due to limited progress, leading to the continent exploring partnerships with China and other countries for renewable energy...
Power Africa's Closure Opens Door for New African Energy Partnerships
The US ended its Power Africa initiative, a program aimed at increasing electricity access in Africa, in early 2024. Despite some successes, experts say its impact was minimal due to limited progress, leading to the continent exploring partnerships with China and other countries for renewable energy...
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36% Bias Score
Russia's Security Forum: Expanding Influence in Unstable Regions
Moscow hosted a security forum, showcasing weapons and seeking partnerships with countries in Africa and beyond, including those with coup-installed regimes, amid a reported increase in migrants escaping violence in the region.
Russia's Security Forum: Expanding Influence in Unstable Regions
Moscow hosted a security forum, showcasing weapons and seeking partnerships with countries in Africa and beyond, including those with coup-installed regimes, amid a reported increase in migrants escaping violence in the region.
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56% Bias Score
Namibia Commemorates Herero and Namaqua Genocide
Namibia officially commemorates the victims of the Herero and Namaqua genocide, which occurred between 1904 and 1908 under German colonial rule, resulting in the deaths of tens of thousands and ongoing disputes over reparations and land restitution.
Namibia Commemorates Herero and Namaqua Genocide
Namibia officially commemorates the victims of the Herero and Namaqua genocide, which occurred between 1904 and 1908 under German colonial rule, resulting in the deaths of tens of thousands and ongoing disputes over reparations and land restitution.
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40% Bias Score
African Microbiologist Advocates for Community-Based Solutions to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases
Cameroonian microbiologist Sara Irène Eyangoh, director of Cameroon's Pasteur Center and coordinator of a WHO NTD lab network, highlights insufficient funding and gender inequality as major obstacles in combating neglected tropical diseases affecting over a billion people globally, advocating for co...
African Microbiologist Advocates for Community-Based Solutions to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases
Cameroonian microbiologist Sara Irène Eyangoh, director of Cameroon's Pasteur Center and coordinator of a WHO NTD lab network, highlights insufficient funding and gender inequality as major obstacles in combating neglected tropical diseases affecting over a billion people globally, advocating for co...
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36% Bias Score
Somalia's Transformation: A Partnership with China
Somalia, with substantial Chinese support in infrastructure and agriculture, is undergoing a transformation driven by its National Transformation Plan, aiming for long-term prosperity through institutional reform and regional integration.
Somalia's Transformation: A Partnership with China
Somalia, with substantial Chinese support in infrastructure and agriculture, is undergoing a transformation driven by its National Transformation Plan, aiming for long-term prosperity through institutional reform and regional integration.
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40% Bias Score
Journalists Face Immense Risks Reporting from Conflict Zones
Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mexico, Sudan, and Myanmar face significant risks, including death threats, kidnappings, and forced displacement, while reporting on conflicts and human rights abuses, highlighting the global challenges faced by journalists in war zones.
Journalists Face Immense Risks Reporting from Conflict Zones
Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Mexico, Sudan, and Myanmar face significant risks, including death threats, kidnappings, and forced displacement, while reporting on conflicts and human rights abuses, highlighting the global challenges faced by journalists in war zones.
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24% Bias Score
Over 30 Killed in Nigeria Herders-Farmers Clashes
At least 30 people were killed in three villages in Nigeria's Benue State between Friday and Sunday, according to local officials, in attacks attributed to Fulani herders; this is part of an ongoing conflict between herders and farmers over land and resources.
Over 30 Killed in Nigeria Herders-Farmers Clashes
At least 30 people were killed in three villages in Nigeria's Benue State between Friday and Sunday, according to local officials, in attacks attributed to Fulani herders; this is part of an ongoing conflict between herders and farmers over land and resources.
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40% Bias Score
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