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US Government Backs California Rare Earths Project
Dateline Resources is fast-tracking rare earth drilling at its Colosseum project in California, backed by President Trump's endorsement and US government support, aiming to reduce America's reliance on foreign rare earths and potentially unearth a major deposit.
US Government Backs California Rare Earths Project
Dateline Resources is fast-tracking rare earth drilling at its Colosseum project in California, backed by President Trump's endorsement and US government support, aiming to reduce America's reliance on foreign rare earths and potentially unearth a major deposit.
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52% Bias Score
China's Multipolar Vision: Economic Strength, Military Buildup, and Internal Risks
China views the global order as shifting from Western to multipolar dominance, aligning with Russia against Western hegemony but pursuing distinct strategies; its economic strength and military modernization underpin its ambitions, while internal economic stability is crucial for Xi's rule.
China's Multipolar Vision: Economic Strength, Military Buildup, and Internal Risks
China views the global order as shifting from Western to multipolar dominance, aligning with Russia against Western hegemony but pursuing distinct strategies; its economic strength and military modernization underpin its ambitions, while internal economic stability is crucial for Xi's rule.
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48% Bias Score
Chinese Electronics Drive Senegal's Economic Transformation
In Dakar, Senegal, Rachid Cham, a 35-year veteran of the electronics retail business, reports that about half his inventory now comes from China due to quality, pricing, and fast delivery, reflecting a broader trend of increasing Chinese economic investment in Senegal, including the Diamniadio indus...
Chinese Electronics Drive Senegal's Economic Transformation
In Dakar, Senegal, Rachid Cham, a 35-year veteran of the electronics retail business, reports that about half his inventory now comes from China due to quality, pricing, and fast delivery, reflecting a broader trend of increasing Chinese economic investment in Senegal, including the Diamniadio indus...
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52% Bias Score
Guizhou Boat Capsizing Kills 10 During Storm
Ten people died and 70 were injured when a sudden storm capsized four boats on the Wu River in Guizhou, China, on Sunday afternoon during the May Day holiday, prompting President Xi Jinping to call for improved safety measures at tourist sites nationwide.
Guizhou Boat Capsizing Kills 10 During Storm
Ten people died and 70 were injured when a sudden storm capsized four boats on the Wu River in Guizhou, China, on Sunday afternoon during the May Day holiday, prompting President Xi Jinping to call for improved safety measures at tourist sites nationwide.
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24% Bias Score
China's 'Silver Hair Trains': Countering Tariffs Through Domestic Consumption"
To counter US tariffs, China is promoting domestic consumption, particularly among its 310 million+ retirees (22% of the population), using initiatives like 'Silver Hair Trains' for domestic tourism, boosting local economies in less-developed regions while providing retirees with leisure opportuniti...
China's 'Silver Hair Trains': Countering Tariffs Through Domestic Consumption"
To counter US tariffs, China is promoting domestic consumption, particularly among its 310 million+ retirees (22% of the population), using initiatives like 'Silver Hair Trains' for domestic tourism, boosting local economies in less-developed regions while providing retirees with leisure opportuniti...
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36% Bias Score
Two Ancient Silk Road Sites Open to Public in China
Two major Silk Road archaeological sites, the Tuyugou Grottoes in Turpan and Xuanquanzhi in Dunhuang, opened to the public on May 1st, 2025, following substantial renovations and investments, offering new opportunities for exploring ancient cultural exchanges and boosting tourism.
Two Ancient Silk Road Sites Open to Public in China
Two major Silk Road archaeological sites, the Tuyugou Grottoes in Turpan and Xuanquanzhi in Dunhuang, opened to the public on May 1st, 2025, following substantial renovations and investments, offering new opportunities for exploring ancient cultural exchanges and boosting tourism.
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24% Bias Score
Chinese Factory Robot Attacks Handlers, Raising AI Safety Concerns
On May 1, a malfunctioning humanoid robot in a Chinese factory attacked its handlers, swinging its arms and causing damage while attempting to break free from restraints, raising concerns about AI safety and the need for improved safety protocols.
Chinese Factory Robot Attacks Handlers, Raising AI Safety Concerns
On May 1, a malfunctioning humanoid robot in a Chinese factory attacked its handlers, swinging its arms and causing damage while attempting to break free from restraints, raising concerns about AI safety and the need for improved safety protocols.
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52% Bias Score
Copper Cable Theft Suspected in Madrid-Seville Train Disruption
The disruption of train service between Madrid and Seville, affecting 10,700 passengers, is suspected to be caused by the theft of 150 meters of copper cable from four locations in Toledo, with the Guardia Civil investigating organized crime as the leading hypothesis while also considering but downp...
Copper Cable Theft Suspected in Madrid-Seville Train Disruption
The disruption of train service between Madrid and Seville, affecting 10,700 passengers, is suspected to be caused by the theft of 150 meters of copper cable from four locations in Toledo, with the Guardia Civil investigating organized crime as the leading hypothesis while also considering but downp...
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56% Bias Score
Cailu Village's Economic Transformation Under Lu Yangchun's Leadership
Lu Yangchun, Party secretary of Cailu village in Zhejiang province, transformed the village's economy through integrated agricultural, cultural, and tourism development, resulting in over 28,000 visitors and $1.5 million in collective income in 2024, significantly improving villagers' income.
Cailu Village's Economic Transformation Under Lu Yangchun's Leadership
Lu Yangchun, Party secretary of Cailu village in Zhejiang province, transformed the village's economy through integrated agricultural, cultural, and tourism development, resulting in over 28,000 visitors and $1.5 million in collective income in 2024, significantly improving villagers' income.
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8% Bias Score
China's Humanoid Robot Advancements Drive $5 Trillion Global Market Projection
Dozens of humanoid robots performed in a Chinese New Year's show watched by over a billion people, highlighting China's leading role in a global humanoid robot market projected to reach $5 trillion by Morgan Stanley, with the US market also seeing significant growth.
China's Humanoid Robot Advancements Drive $5 Trillion Global Market Projection
Dozens of humanoid robots performed in a Chinese New Year's show watched by over a billion people, highlighting China's leading role in a global humanoid robot market projected to reach $5 trillion by Morgan Stanley, with the US market also seeing significant growth.
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24% Bias Score
China's Smart Manufacturing Surge Creates New Jobs and Improves Efficiency
China's intelligent manufacturing expansion is creating new professions and improving efficiency in sectors like automotive and high-speed rail, with over 90 percent of demonstration factories using AI and digital twins, transforming China into a smart manufacturing powerhouse.
China's Smart Manufacturing Surge Creates New Jobs and Improves Efficiency
China's intelligent manufacturing expansion is creating new professions and improving efficiency in sectors like automotive and high-speed rail, with over 90 percent of demonstration factories using AI and digital twins, transforming China into a smart manufacturing powerhouse.
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56% Bias Score
Chinese NGOs Intimidate Critics at UN Meetings
An ICIJ investigation reveals that Chinese NGOs with UN consultative status, many linked to the Chinese government, are intimidating human rights activists and suppressing criticism at UN meetings, particularly targeting Tibetans, illustrating China's growing influence within the UN system.
Chinese NGOs Intimidate Critics at UN Meetings
An ICIJ investigation reveals that Chinese NGOs with UN consultative status, many linked to the Chinese government, are intimidating human rights activists and suppressing criticism at UN meetings, particularly targeting Tibetans, illustrating China's growing influence within the UN system.
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40% Bias Score
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