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AI Chatbot Improves Farming in Cyclone-Ravaged Malawi
In Malawi, an AI-powered chatbot called Ulangizi is helping small-scale farmers like Alex Maere recover from Cyclone Freddy and drought by providing farming advice, resulting in increased income and improved food security.
AI Chatbot Improves Farming in Cyclone-Ravaged Malawi
In Malawi, an AI-powered chatbot called Ulangizi is helping small-scale farmers like Alex Maere recover from Cyclone Freddy and drought by providing farming advice, resulting in increased income and improved food security.
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16% Bias Score
German Agriculture Minister Advocates for Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the MV Farmers' President Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food supply in Germany's National Security Council, emphasizing the country's 80% food self-sufficiency rate and the need for a more resilient food sy...
German Agriculture Minister Advocates for Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the MV Farmers' President Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food supply in Germany's National Security Council, emphasizing the country's 80% food self-sufficiency rate and the need for a more resilient food sy...
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40% Bias Score
Soaring Global Matcha Demand Creates Supply Crisis in Japan
Driven by social media trends and tourism, global Matcha consumption has surged, exceeding Japan's production capacity, leading to price increases and rationing.
Soaring Global Matcha Demand Creates Supply Crisis in Japan
Driven by social media trends and tourism, global Matcha consumption has surged, exceeding Japan's production capacity, leading to price increases and rationing.
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16% Bias Score
Dutch Environmental Groups Abandon Nitrogen Talks with Government
In July, key Dutch environmental and business organizations walked out of crucial nitrogen crisis talks with a government delegation due to lack of progress and the government's refusal to share key information, highlighting deep divisions and unusual breakdown in communication.
Dutch Environmental Groups Abandon Nitrogen Talks with Government
In July, key Dutch environmental and business organizations walked out of crucial nitrogen crisis talks with a government delegation due to lack of progress and the government's refusal to share key information, highlighting deep divisions and unusual breakdown in communication.
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28% Bias Score
Brazil's Hunger Eradication: A Political Decision and Systemic Challenges
Brazil's exit from the UN's Hunger Map, signifying less than 2.5% of its population faces food insecurity, highlights a political success but leaves 28 million Brazilians still hungry, demanding systemic change in food distribution and production.
Brazil's Hunger Eradication: A Political Decision and Systemic Challenges
Brazil's exit from the UN's Hunger Map, signifying less than 2.5% of its population faces food insecurity, highlights a political success but leaves 28 million Brazilians still hungry, demanding systemic change in food distribution and production.
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16% Bias Score
M&S Calls for UK Food Self-Sufficiency Target
Marks & Spencer's food chief urges the UK government to set a legally binding target to increase domestic food production, citing declining self-sufficiency and the need for stronger support for farmers.
M&S Calls for UK Food Self-Sufficiency Target
Marks & Spencer's food chief urges the UK government to set a legally binding target to increase domestic food production, citing declining self-sufficiency and the need for stronger support for farmers.
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40% Bias Score
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Advocates for Agriculture's Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the farmers' president Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food security in Germany's National Security Council due to the current 80% self-sufficiency rate and a 14-day national food reserve, highlighting the vu...
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Advocates for Agriculture's Inclusion in National Security Council
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's Agriculture Minister Till Backhaus and the farmers' president Karsten Trunk advocate for the inclusion of agriculture and food security in Germany's National Security Council due to the current 80% self-sufficiency rate and a 14-day national food reserve, highlighting the vu...
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24% Bias Score
France's 2025 Heatwaves: Minimal Economic Impact, Despite Increased Energy Consumption
Despite two significant heatwaves in summer 2025, France's economic activity remained largely unaffected, unlike in 2003, while energy consumption and certain consumer goods sales increased.
France's 2025 Heatwaves: Minimal Economic Impact, Despite Increased Energy Consumption
Despite two significant heatwaves in summer 2025, France's economic activity remained largely unaffected, unlike in 2003, while energy consumption and certain consumer goods sales increased.
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20% Bias Score
Global Matcha Hype Leads to Supply Crisis in Japan
Driven by social media trends and tourism, the global demand for Matcha, a Japanese green tea powder, has surged, exceeding supply and causing price increases, while a decline in Japanese farmers and climate change impacts production.
Global Matcha Hype Leads to Supply Crisis in Japan
Driven by social media trends and tourism, the global demand for Matcha, a Japanese green tea powder, has surged, exceeding supply and causing price increases, while a decline in Japanese farmers and climate change impacts production.
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24% Bias Score
Brandenburg Minister Removes Secretary of State over Wolf Management Dispute
Brandenburg's Minister of Agriculture, Hanka Mittelstädt, has removed her Secretary of State, Gregor Beyer, following a disagreement over wolf management policies; Beyer had suggested a 15% wolf culling quota, contradicting the minister's stance.
Brandenburg Minister Removes Secretary of State over Wolf Management Dispute
Brandenburg's Minister of Agriculture, Hanka Mittelstädt, has removed her Secretary of State, Gregor Beyer, following a disagreement over wolf management policies; Beyer had suggested a 15% wolf culling quota, contradicting the minister's stance.
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12% Bias Score
A New Manifesto for Italian Wine: 10 Commitments for the Future
The Italian wine industry faces challenges like changing markets and consumer demands, prompting a new manifesto outlining ten commitments to ensure its future.
A New Manifesto for Italian Wine: 10 Commitments for the Future
The Italian wine industry faces challenges like changing markets and consumer demands, prompting a new manifesto outlining ten commitments to ensure its future.
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24% Bias Score
German Christmas Tree Prices Rise Slightly Despite Good Crop in Some Areas
While Christmas tree growth in northern Germany was optimal, leading to a healthy crop, prices are expected to increase by one to two euros per meter due to fewer producers and rising costs.
German Christmas Tree Prices Rise Slightly Despite Good Crop in Some Areas
While Christmas tree growth in northern Germany was optimal, leading to a healthy crop, prices are expected to increase by one to two euros per meter due to fewer producers and rising costs.
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24% Bias Score
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