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USAID Funding Cuts Cause Surge in Tuberculosis Deaths and Infections
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have caused significant disruptions to global tuberculosis programs, leading to thousands of deaths and a projected surge in infections, particularly affecting vulnerable populations and creating conditions for drug-resistant strains to thrive.
USAID Funding Cuts Cause Surge in Tuberculosis Deaths and Infections
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have caused significant disruptions to global tuberculosis programs, leading to thousands of deaths and a projected surge in infections, particularly affecting vulnerable populations and creating conditions for drug-resistant strains to thrive.
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48% Bias Score
Prince Harry Quits Sentebale Amidst Accusations of Bullying and Racism
Prince Harry dramatically quit the Sentebale charity he co-founded, leading to chair Sophie Chandauka's accusations of "harassment and bullying at scale," alongside claims of racism, sexism, and misogyny; Iain Rawlinson, a Prince William aide, was appointed as a new trustee the same day.
Prince Harry Quits Sentebale Amidst Accusations of Bullying and Racism
Prince Harry dramatically quit the Sentebale charity he co-founded, leading to chair Sophie Chandauka's accusations of "harassment and bullying at scale," alongside claims of racism, sexism, and misogyny; Iain Rawlinson, a Prince William aide, was appointed as a new trustee the same day.
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64% Bias Score
Macron Counters Trump, Welcomes Lesotho's King Amidst US Aid Concerns
French President Emmanuel Macron publicly countered Donald Trump's dismissive remarks about Lesotho by warmly receiving King Letsie III in Paris, highlighting Lesotho's existence and expressing support for the country amid concerns about potential US aid cuts and the future of the AGOA trade agreeme...
Macron Counters Trump, Welcomes Lesotho's King Amidst US Aid Concerns
French President Emmanuel Macron publicly countered Donald Trump's dismissive remarks about Lesotho by warmly receiving King Letsie III in Paris, highlighting Lesotho's existence and expressing support for the country amid concerns about potential US aid cuts and the future of the AGOA trade agreeme...
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60% Bias Score
Cocoa Crisis: Record Prices Hit Farmers, Consumers Amidst Supply Chain Issues
Record cocoa prices, driven by a catastrophic harvest failure in West Africa due to the cocoa swollen shoot virus (CSSV) and exacerbated by climate change, are impacting global chocolate markets, with significant consequences for farmers and consumers alike.
Cocoa Crisis: Record Prices Hit Farmers, Consumers Amidst Supply Chain Issues
Record cocoa prices, driven by a catastrophic harvest failure in West Africa due to the cocoa swollen shoot virus (CSSV) and exacerbated by climate change, are impacting global chocolate markets, with significant consequences for farmers and consumers alike.
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40% Bias Score
Bitcoin Mining Powers Zambian Community, Offers Sustainable Energy Model
Gridless, a Kenyan cryptocurrency company, partners with Zambia's Zengemina hydropower plant, using excess energy to mine Bitcoin and power a local community of 15,000, highlighting a sustainable model for energy access and economic development.
Bitcoin Mining Powers Zambian Community, Offers Sustainable Energy Model
Gridless, a Kenyan cryptocurrency company, partners with Zambia's Zengemina hydropower plant, using excess energy to mine Bitcoin and power a local community of 15,000, highlighting a sustainable model for energy access and economic development.
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48% Bias Score
Machar's House Arrest Raises Fears of Renewed South Sudan Civil War
South Sudan's First Vice President Riek Machar was placed under house arrest in Juba on Wednesday, sparking fears of a return to civil war after renewed clashes between his forces and those loyal to President Salva Kiir. The UN warned of a potential humanitarian crisis and several embassies scaled d...
Machar's House Arrest Raises Fears of Renewed South Sudan Civil War
South Sudan's First Vice President Riek Machar was placed under house arrest in Juba on Wednesday, sparking fears of a return to civil war after renewed clashes between his forces and those loyal to President Salva Kiir. The UN warned of a potential humanitarian crisis and several embassies scaled d...
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44% Bias Score
USAID Funding Cuts Cause Global Tuberculosis Crisis
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have disrupted global tuberculosis (TB) treatment programs, causing an estimated 11,000 additional deaths and a projected 28-32% increase in TB infections this year, impacting millions and hindering efforts to eliminate the disease by 2030.
USAID Funding Cuts Cause Global Tuberculosis Crisis
The Trump administration's abrupt cuts to USAID funding have disrupted global tuberculosis (TB) treatment programs, causing an estimated 11,000 additional deaths and a projected 28-32% increase in TB infections this year, impacting millions and hindering efforts to eliminate the disease by 2030.
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48% Bias Score
British Boarding Schools Expand to Nigeria
Prestigious British boarding schools are establishing campuses in Lagos, Nigeria, providing a British curriculum at significantly lower costs than in the UK, driven by rising UK tuition fees, stricter visa regulations, and the desire of Nigerian parents to provide international-standard education wh...
British Boarding Schools Expand to Nigeria
Prestigious British boarding schools are establishing campuses in Lagos, Nigeria, providing a British curriculum at significantly lower costs than in the UK, driven by rising UK tuition fees, stricter visa regulations, and the desire of Nigerian parents to provide international-standard education wh...
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64% Bias Score
Cocoa Crisis: Record Prices Hit Producers, Consumers as Climate Change and Virus Devastate Harvests
Record-high cocoa prices, driven by a 2024 West African harvest failure due to CSSV virus and climate change, are impacting global chocolate markets, with large manufacturers absorbing costs while smaller producers struggle, and consumers facing price increases of up to 35% since 2020.
Cocoa Crisis: Record Prices Hit Producers, Consumers as Climate Change and Virus Devastate Harvests
Record-high cocoa prices, driven by a 2024 West African harvest failure due to CSSV virus and climate change, are impacting global chocolate markets, with large manufacturers absorbing costs while smaller producers struggle, and consumers facing price increases of up to 35% since 2020.
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36% Bias Score
South Sudan's Peace Agreement Collapses After Machar's Arrest
Following the arrest of opposition leader Riek Machar, South Sudan's main opposition party declared the 2018 peace agreement null and void, prompting the UN to warn of an imminent return to civil war, potentially jeopardizing years of fragile peace and stability.
South Sudan's Peace Agreement Collapses After Machar's Arrest
Following the arrest of opposition leader Riek Machar, South Sudan's main opposition party declared the 2018 peace agreement null and void, prompting the UN to warn of an imminent return to civil war, potentially jeopardizing years of fragile peace and stability.
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48% Bias Score
Ramadan in Africa: Faith, Culture, and Community Resilience
Ramadan traditions in Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa blend religious practices with unique cultural expressions, fostering community bonds and resilience amidst challenges such as conflict and inequality.
Ramadan in Africa: Faith, Culture, and Community Resilience
Ramadan traditions in Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa blend religious practices with unique cultural expressions, fostering community bonds and resilience amidst challenges such as conflict and inequality.
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28% Bias Score
Machar's Arrest Fuels Fears of Renewed Civil War in South Sudan
South Sudanese Vice President Riek Machar was arrested in Juba on July 11, 2023, following renewed conflict with President Salva Kiir, raising fears of a return to civil war and displacing at least 50,000 people since February. Germany closed its embassy in Juba due to the violence.
Machar's Arrest Fuels Fears of Renewed Civil War in South Sudan
South Sudanese Vice President Riek Machar was arrested in Juba on July 11, 2023, following renewed conflict with President Salva Kiir, raising fears of a return to civil war and displacing at least 50,000 people since February. Germany closed its embassy in Juba due to the violence.
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52% Bias Score
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