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Rudd Rejects Calls for Increased Australian Defense Spending Against China
Australian Ambassador Kevin Rudd defends Australia's defense contributions against China, citing existing investments and strategic alignment with the US, despite Pentagon requests for increased spending to 3.5 percent of GDP and clarified AUKUS submarine deployment plans.
Rudd Rejects Calls for Increased Australian Defense Spending Against China
Australian Ambassador Kevin Rudd defends Australia's defense contributions against China, citing existing investments and strategic alignment with the US, despite Pentagon requests for increased spending to 3.5 percent of GDP and clarified AUKUS submarine deployment plans.
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44% Bias Score


State Department Rebuts Food Aid Incineration Claims, Outlines New Aid Policy
The State Department confirms 59,305 metric tons of food aid are stored, with 44,422 tons approved for distribution, refuting claims of incineration; a shift in foreign aid policy emphasizes self-reliance and private sector investment.
State Department Rebuts Food Aid Incineration Claims, Outlines New Aid Policy
The State Department confirms 59,305 metric tons of food aid are stored, with 44,422 tons approved for distribution, refuting claims of incineration; a shift in foreign aid policy emphasizes self-reliance and private sector investment.
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56% Bias Score


Canada's New Tariffs on Chinese Steel Spark Trade Dispute with China
Canada imposed 25 percent tariffs on steel imports containing Chinese-melted steel, prompting criticism from China's embassy in Ottawa for violating WTO rules and disrupting global trade; this action escalates existing trade tensions between the two countries.
Canada's New Tariffs on Chinese Steel Spark Trade Dispute with China
Canada imposed 25 percent tariffs on steel imports containing Chinese-melted steel, prompting criticism from China's embassy in Ottawa for violating WTO rules and disrupting global trade; this action escalates existing trade tensions between the two countries.
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40% Bias Score


US Military Drone Exercise Highlights Critical Technological Gaps
A US military exercise in Alaska revealed critical shortcomings in American drone capabilities, showcasing a significant technological gap compared to adversaries like Russia and China in drone manufacturing, soldier training, and defensive technologies, prompting urgent calls for increased investme...
US Military Drone Exercise Highlights Critical Technological Gaps
A US military exercise in Alaska revealed critical shortcomings in American drone capabilities, showcasing a significant technological gap compared to adversaries like Russia and China in drone manufacturing, soldier training, and defensive technologies, prompting urgent calls for increased investme...
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44% Bias Score


Microsoft Ends Use of Chinese Engineers on Pentagon Cloud Systems Amid Security Concerns
Following a ProPublica report detailing national security concerns, Microsoft announced it will end the use of China-based engineers on Pentagon cloud systems; the Pentagon is investigating.
Microsoft Ends Use of Chinese Engineers on Pentagon Cloud Systems Amid Security Concerns
Following a ProPublica report detailing national security concerns, Microsoft announced it will end the use of China-based engineers on Pentagon cloud systems; the Pentagon is investigating.
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56% Bias Score


Tesla Highlights China's Crucial Role in its Global Supply Chain
Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory, producing a vehicle every 30 seconds with 95% local parts for Model 3 and Y, contributed nearly half of Tesla's global deliveries in June 2025, showcasing China's crucial role in its supply chain strategy, as highlighted at the China International Supply Chain Expo.
Tesla Highlights China's Crucial Role in its Global Supply Chain
Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory, producing a vehicle every 30 seconds with 95% local parts for Model 3 and Y, contributed nearly half of Tesla's global deliveries in June 2025, showcasing China's crucial role in its supply chain strategy, as highlighted at the China International Supply Chain Expo.
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52% Bias Score

Marshmallow Concrete: A Revolutionary Runway Safety Material
Chinese researchers have developed "marshmallow concrete," an ultra-lightweight foam that crumbles upon impact to absorb aircraft energy during runway overruns; currently deployed at 14 Chinese airports, it offers a cost-effective and reliable alternative to existing safety systems.

Marshmallow Concrete: A Revolutionary Runway Safety Material
Chinese researchers have developed "marshmallow concrete," an ultra-lightweight foam that crumbles upon impact to absorb aircraft energy during runway overruns; currently deployed at 14 Chinese airports, it offers a cost-effective and reliable alternative to existing safety systems.
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48% Bias Score

Japan's Defense White Paper: China Poses Greatest Threat
Japan's defense white paper designates China as its gravest strategic threat due to increased military activity, particularly concerning airspace violations and naval exercises near the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, creating heightened regional tensions.

Japan's Defense White Paper: China Poses Greatest Threat
Japan's defense white paper designates China as its gravest strategic threat due to increased military activity, particularly concerning airspace violations and naval exercises near the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands, creating heightened regional tensions.
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56% Bias Score

Carney's Trade Promises Falter Amid Rising Inflation and Legal Challenges
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's initial promise of a trade victory over the U.S. is faltering amid rising inflation in both countries (Canada: 1.9 percent, U.S.: 2.7 percent) linked to ongoing tariffs, legal challenges to his Bill C-5, and improving global views of China.

Carney's Trade Promises Falter Amid Rising Inflation and Legal Challenges
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's initial promise of a trade victory over the U.S. is faltering amid rising inflation in both countries (Canada: 1.9 percent, U.S.: 2.7 percent) linked to ongoing tariffs, legal challenges to his Bill C-5, and improving global views of China.
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48% Bias Score

Morrison to Testify on China's Economic Coercion
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and former US Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel will testify before a US House select committee next week on China's economic coercion of democracies, following years of strained relations between Australia and China marked by Chinese tariffs on Austral...

Morrison to Testify on China's Economic Coercion
Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and former US Ambassador to Japan Rahm Emanuel will testify before a US House select committee next week on China's economic coercion of democracies, following years of strained relations between Australia and China marked by Chinese tariffs on Austral...
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56% Bias Score

EU to Link Development Aid to Migrant Return Cooperation
The European Commission proposes a €200 billion Global Europe fund (2028-2034) linking development aid to cooperation on migrant returns, with potential aid cuts for non-cooperating countries, allocating funds to different regions (e.g., €60.5 billion for sub-Saharan Africa).

EU to Link Development Aid to Migrant Return Cooperation
The European Commission proposes a €200 billion Global Europe fund (2028-2034) linking development aid to cooperation on migrant returns, with potential aid cuts for non-cooperating countries, allocating funds to different regions (e.g., €60.5 billion for sub-Saharan Africa).
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48% Bias Score

Global Opinion Shifts on China Economic Ties Amid Trump's Trade Policies
New Pew Research Center surveys across 25 countries reveal a shift in global opinion, with growing preference for closer economic ties with China over the U.S. in several nations, particularly Australia and Mexico, potentially impacting U.S. foreign policy and economic influence.

Global Opinion Shifts on China Economic Ties Amid Trump's Trade Policies
New Pew Research Center surveys across 25 countries reveal a shift in global opinion, with growing preference for closer economic ties with China over the U.S. in several nations, particularly Australia and Mexico, potentially impacting U.S. foreign policy and economic influence.
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40% Bias Score
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