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Typhoon Wipha Skirts Hong Kong, Causing Localized Damage
Typhoon Wipha hit Hong Kong on Sunday, causing over 471 fallen trees, 253 people to seek shelter, and the cancellation of 400 flights, though damage was less than previous typhoons like Mangkhut and Hato; the storm later weakened into a severe tropical storm after making landfall in Guangdong.
Typhoon Wipha Skirts Hong Kong, Causing Localized Damage
Typhoon Wipha hit Hong Kong on Sunday, causing over 471 fallen trees, 253 people to seek shelter, and the cancellation of 400 flights, though damage was less than previous typhoons like Mangkhut and Hato; the storm later weakened into a severe tropical storm after making landfall in Guangdong.
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China's Agricultural Training Program Boosts Antigua and Barbuda's Food Security
A Chinese-led agricultural training program in Antigua and Barbuda, focusing on pepper breeding, corn cultivation, and seed production, aims to boost crop yields and raise the agricultural sector's GDP contribution from 2 percent to 5 percent in five years, part of broader China-LAC cooperation exce...
China's Agricultural Training Program Boosts Antigua and Barbuda's Food Security
A Chinese-led agricultural training program in Antigua and Barbuda, focusing on pepper breeding, corn cultivation, and seed production, aims to boost crop yields and raise the agricultural sector's GDP contribution from 2 percent to 5 percent in five years, part of broader China-LAC cooperation exce...
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Typhoon Wipha Prompts Red Alerts and Emergency Measures in Southern China
Typhoon Wipha, with maximum wind speeds of 33 meters per second, is expected to make landfall in Guangdong and Hainan provinces on Sunday, prompting red alerts, bridge closures, and emergency response level increases.
Typhoon Wipha Prompts Red Alerts and Emergency Measures in Southern China
Typhoon Wipha, with maximum wind speeds of 33 meters per second, is expected to make landfall in Guangdong and Hainan provinces on Sunday, prompting red alerts, bridge closures, and emergency response level increases.
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Congress Approves \$9 Billion in Cuts to PBS and Foreign Aid
The U.S. House approved President Trump's \$9 billion cut to PBS and foreign aid (\$1.1 billion and \$8 billion respectively) by a 216-213 vote, fulfilling a campaign promise and increasing the national debt by an estimated \$3.3 trillion over ten years.
Congress Approves \$9 Billion in Cuts to PBS and Foreign Aid
The U.S. House approved President Trump's \$9 billion cut to PBS and foreign aid (\$1.1 billion and \$8 billion respectively) by a 216-213 vote, fulfilling a campaign promise and increasing the national debt by an estimated \$3.3 trillion over ten years.
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52% 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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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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Typhoon Wipha Skirts Hong Kong, Causing Localized Damage
Typhoon Wipha hit Hong Kong on Sunday, causing fallen trees, and prompting over 253 people to seek shelter, before weakening and making landfall in Guangdong, China, resulting in flight cancellations and transport disruptions.
Typhoon Wipha Skirts Hong Kong, Causing Localized Damage
Typhoon Wipha hit Hong Kong on Sunday, causing fallen trees, and prompting over 253 people to seek shelter, before weakening and making landfall in Guangdong, China, resulting in flight cancellations and transport disruptions.
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China-Mexico Forum Highlights Deepening Cultural Ties and Bilateral Cooperation
A forum in Mexico City on Friday highlighted the deepening cultural and people-to-people ties between China and Mexico, emphasizing the need for stronger friendship and elevated bilateral relations, with a report on successful Chinese cultural modernization also released.
China-Mexico Forum Highlights Deepening Cultural Ties and Bilateral Cooperation
A forum in Mexico City on Friday highlighted the deepening cultural and people-to-people ties between China and Mexico, emphasizing the need for stronger friendship and elevated bilateral relations, with a report on successful Chinese cultural modernization also released.
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Japan Names China Greatest Security Threat
Japan's defense white paper names China as its biggest security threat, citing increased Chinese military activity, close ties with North Korea and Russia, and numerous dangerous encounters between Japanese and Chinese aircraft, prompting Japan to increase defense spending.
Japan Names China Greatest Security Threat
Japan's defense white paper names China as its biggest security threat, citing increased Chinese military activity, close ties with North Korea and Russia, and numerous dangerous encounters between Japanese and Chinese aircraft, prompting Japan to increase defense spending.
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NATO Commander Warns of Potential 2027 Global Conflict with Russia and China
NATO's top commander in Europe warns of a potential 2027 global conflict involving simultaneous attacks by Russia and China, urging the US and EU to prepare within 18 months, as Russia might also attack smaller NATO states before 2029.
NATO Commander Warns of Potential 2027 Global Conflict with Russia and China
NATO's top commander in Europe warns of a potential 2027 global conflict involving simultaneous attacks by Russia and China, urging the US and EU to prepare within 18 months, as Russia might also attack smaller NATO states before 2029.
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56% 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
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
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