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Unprecedented Chinese Naval Activity Off Australian Coast
Three Chinese naval ships sailed within 150 nautical miles of Australia's east coast, an unprecedented move escalating tensions amid a visit by a US admiral who accused China of preparing for war, following a dangerous encounter between Chinese and Australian aircraft over the South China Sea.
Unprecedented Chinese Naval Activity Off Australian Coast
Three Chinese naval ships sailed within 150 nautical miles of Australia's east coast, an unprecedented move escalating tensions amid a visit by a US admiral who accused China of preparing for war, following a dangerous encounter between Chinese and Australian aircraft over the South China Sea.
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52% Bias Score
AI Restores Ancient Xinjiang Murals
An AI-driven project launched Friday in Urumqi, Xinjiang, aims to restore the ancient Kizil Caves murals using advanced technologies like terahertz spectroscopy and AI-powered image recognition to combat damage from past looting and natural erosion, preserving a vital piece of Silk Road history.
AI Restores Ancient Xinjiang Murals
An AI-driven project launched Friday in Urumqi, Xinjiang, aims to restore the ancient Kizil Caves murals using advanced technologies like terahertz spectroscopy and AI-powered image recognition to combat damage from past looting and natural erosion, preserving a vital piece of Silk Road history.
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36% Bias Score
Can Trump's Dealmaking Advance Human Rights?
Former President Donald Trump's potential to positively influence human rights is explored, focusing on leveraging his deal-making approach in conflicts involving Gaza, Ukraine, and China's treatment of Uyghurs, despite his previous actions.
Can Trump's Dealmaking Advance Human Rights?
Former President Donald Trump's potential to positively influence human rights is explored, focusing on leveraging his deal-making approach in conflicts involving Gaza, Ukraine, and China's treatment of Uyghurs, despite his previous actions.
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44% Bias Score
Chinese Snow Village Deceives Tourists with Artificial "Snow" Amidst Warm Winter
The Chengdu Snow Village in Sichuan, China, falsely advertised a snowy landscape using cotton wool and foamy water during the Lunar New Year holiday, prompting visitor outrage, refunds, and an investigation for false advertising due to unusually warm weather.
Chinese Snow Village Deceives Tourists with Artificial "Snow" Amidst Warm Winter
The Chengdu Snow Village in Sichuan, China, falsely advertised a snowy landscape using cotton wool and foamy water during the Lunar New Year holiday, prompting visitor outrage, refunds, and an investigation for false advertising due to unusually warm weather.
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24% Bias Score
China's Flu Epidemic Persists Despite Decreasing Infection Rates
Despite a recent decline in acute respiratory infections in China, including influenza, the nation remains in the midst of a flu epidemic; the upcoming school semester poses a heightened infection risk in schools and nurseries.
China's Flu Epidemic Persists Despite Decreasing Infection Rates
Despite a recent decline in acute respiratory infections in China, including influenza, the nation remains in the midst of a flu epidemic; the upcoming school semester poses a heightened infection risk in schools and nurseries.
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12% Bias Score
Philips Reports €698 Million Net Loss in 2022 Amidst US Settlement and China Sales Decline
Philips announced a €698 million net loss in 2022, mainly due to a $1.1 billion US settlement related to sleep apnea devices; the company also saw a slight revenue decrease, primarily from lower sales in China, while sales in North America increased, leading to a decrease in the company's stock pric...
Philips Reports €698 Million Net Loss in 2022 Amidst US Settlement and China Sales Decline
Philips announced a €698 million net loss in 2022, mainly due to a $1.1 billion US settlement related to sleep apnea devices; the company also saw a slight revenue decrease, primarily from lower sales in China, while sales in North America increased, leading to a decrease in the company's stock pric...
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52% Bias Score
Xi Jinping Reaffirms China's Commitment to Private Sector Growth
Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed unwavering support for the private sector, emphasizing its crucial role in technological innovation and economic growth, leading to expectations of increased investment and sustained economic development, as evidenced by the participation of major tech compani...
Xi Jinping Reaffirms China's Commitment to Private Sector Growth
Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirmed unwavering support for the private sector, emphasizing its crucial role in technological innovation and economic growth, leading to expectations of increased investment and sustained economic development, as evidenced by the participation of major tech compani...
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48% Bias Score
Applied Materials Stock Drops 8% on Weak Guidance and China Headwinds
Applied Materials stock fell 8% on Friday due to a weaker-than-expected Q2 revenue forecast of $7.1 billion, primarily caused by $400 million in projected losses from US export restrictions limiting sales of advanced chipmaking equipment to China and reduced demand from Chinese memory manufacturers;...
Applied Materials Stock Drops 8% on Weak Guidance and China Headwinds
Applied Materials stock fell 8% on Friday due to a weaker-than-expected Q2 revenue forecast of $7.1 billion, primarily caused by $400 million in projected losses from US export restrictions limiting sales of advanced chipmaking equipment to China and reduced demand from Chinese memory manufacturers;...
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48% Bias Score
China's Economic Slowdown Challenges Predictions of Global Domination
In 2016, the IMF declared China the world's largest economy based on purchasing power parity; however, this assessment is complicated by the fact that using market exchange rates, the U.S. lead was shrinking, fueling geopolitical anxieties about a shifting global power balance. China's economic grow...
China's Economic Slowdown Challenges Predictions of Global Domination
In 2016, the IMF declared China the world's largest economy based on purchasing power parity; however, this assessment is complicated by the fact that using market exchange rates, the U.S. lead was shrinking, fueling geopolitical anxieties about a shifting global power balance. China's economic grow...
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52% Bias Score
Philips Posts €698 Million Loss Amidst US Settlement and China Sales Decline
Philips reported a €698 million net loss in 2022, largely due to a $1.1 billion US settlement for sleep apnea devices, following a €463 million loss in 2023; decreased Chinese sales offset by North American growth; the company is restructuring and expanding production outside China to mitigate trade...
Philips Posts €698 Million Loss Amidst US Settlement and China Sales Decline
Philips reported a €698 million net loss in 2022, largely due to a $1.1 billion US settlement for sleep apnea devices, following a €463 million loss in 2023; decreased Chinese sales offset by North American growth; the company is restructuring and expanding production outside China to mitigate trade...
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44% Bias Score
Japan Posts $18.2 Billion Trade Deficit in January
Japan reported a "2.76 trillion yen ($18.2 billion)" trade deficit in January 2024, its first in two months, driven by increased electronics imports and a weaker yen despite record-high exports and imports.
Japan Posts $18.2 Billion Trade Deficit in January
Japan reported a "2.76 trillion yen ($18.2 billion)" trade deficit in January 2024, its first in two months, driven by increased electronics imports and a weaker yen despite record-high exports and imports.
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24% Bias Score
Taiwan Tycoon Warns of Catastrophic Consequences if China Takes Taiwan
Taiwanese tycoon Robert Tsao, sanctioned by China for funding civil defense against a potential invasion, warns that a Chinese takeover of Taiwan would significantly strengthen China's strategic position in the Western Pacific, impacting U.S. interests; he is also campaigning against Taiwanese legis...
Taiwan Tycoon Warns of Catastrophic Consequences if China Takes Taiwan
Taiwanese tycoon Robert Tsao, sanctioned by China for funding civil defense against a potential invasion, warns that a Chinese takeover of Taiwan would significantly strengthen China's strategic position in the Western Pacific, impacting U.S. interests; he is also campaigning against Taiwanese legis...
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44% Bias Score
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