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Havana Syndrome: Intelligence Agencies Divided on Foreign Weapon Involvement
Based on new intelligence, two US intelligence agencies suggest a "novel weapon" might be responsible for some Havana Syndrome cases, contradicting the broader intelligence community's assessment of unlikely foreign involvement; ongoing research explores radio frequencies' bioeffects.
Havana Syndrome: Intelligence Agencies Divided on Foreign Weapon Involvement
Based on new intelligence, two US intelligence agencies suggest a "novel weapon" might be responsible for some Havana Syndrome cases, contradicting the broader intelligence community's assessment of unlikely foreign involvement; ongoing research explores radio frequencies' bioeffects.
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48% Bias Score
Slave-Like Labor Conditions at BYD Factory in Brazil Jeopardize Electric Vehicle Launch
Brazilian labor inspectors rescued 163 Chinese workers from a BYD factory construction site in Bahia on December 23, 2024, accusing the contractor, Jinjiang Group, of subjecting them to conditions analogous to slavery; this jeopardizes the launch of electric vehicle production in March 2025 and stra...
Slave-Like Labor Conditions at BYD Factory in Brazil Jeopardize Electric Vehicle Launch
Brazilian labor inspectors rescued 163 Chinese workers from a BYD factory construction site in Bahia on December 23, 2024, accusing the contractor, Jinjiang Group, of subjecting them to conditions analogous to slavery; this jeopardizes the launch of electric vehicle production in March 2025 and stra...
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52% Bias Score
World's Smallest Sauropod Footprint Found in Xizang
Chinese scientists discovered two dinosaur track sites in Xizang's Qamdo City, containing the world's smallest fossilized sauropod footprint (8.8cm) and large theropod tracks, dating back over 166 million years to the Middle Jurassic period, expanding our understanding of dinosaur diversity in the r...
World's Smallest Sauropod Footprint Found in Xizang
Chinese scientists discovered two dinosaur track sites in Xizang's Qamdo City, containing the world's smallest fossilized sauropod footprint (8.8cm) and large theropod tracks, dating back over 166 million years to the Middle Jurassic period, expanding our understanding of dinosaur diversity in the r...
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12% Bias Score
China's Trade Growth to Curb Inflation, Drive Green Transformation in 2025
China's foreign trade grew 4.9 percent year-on-year to $5.43 trillion in the first 11 months of 2024, driven by exports of mechanical and electrical products and a resilient supply chain, contributing to global inflation control and green transformation despite external risks.
China's Trade Growth to Curb Inflation, Drive Green Transformation in 2025
China's foreign trade grew 4.9 percent year-on-year to $5.43 trillion in the first 11 months of 2024, driven by exports of mechanical and electrical products and a resilient supply chain, contributing to global inflation control and green transformation despite external risks.
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44% Bias Score
China's Foreign Trade Booms, Fueling Global Green Transition
China's foreign trade surged 4.9% year-on-year to reach 39.79 trillion yuan ($5.19 trillion) in January-November 2024, driven by resilient supply chains and increased exports of mechanical and electrical products, significantly contributing to global inflation reduction and green transformation.
China's Foreign Trade Booms, Fueling Global Green Transition
China's foreign trade surged 4.9% year-on-year to reach 39.79 trillion yuan ($5.19 trillion) in January-November 2024, driven by resilient supply chains and increased exports of mechanical and electrical products, significantly contributing to global inflation reduction and green transformation.
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52% Bias Score
UK Chancellor Defends Fiscal Rules Amid China Trip
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves visited China to secure economic deals amid market turmoil at home, reaffirming her commitment to fiscal rules while securing agreements worth £600 million over the next five years.
UK Chancellor Defends Fiscal Rules Amid China Trip
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves visited China to secure economic deals amid market turmoil at home, reaffirming her commitment to fiscal rules while securing agreements worth £600 million over the next five years.
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48% Bias Score
China's Booming Exports to Curb Inflation and Drive Green Transformation in 2025
China's foreign trade grew 4.9 percent year-on-year to $5.43 trillion in the first 11 months of 2024, driven by robust exports of mechanical and electrical products and resilient supply chains; this is expected to curb global inflation and drive green transformation, despite growing external risks.
China's Booming Exports to Curb Inflation and Drive Green Transformation in 2025
China's foreign trade grew 4.9 percent year-on-year to $5.43 trillion in the first 11 months of 2024, driven by robust exports of mechanical and electrical products and resilient supply chains; this is expected to curb global inflation and drive green transformation, despite growing external risks.
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52% Bias Score
China Vows Partnership with Africa to Reform Global Governance
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledged China's support for reforming the global governance system in partnership with African nations following his visits to Namibia, Congo, Chad, and Nigeria, citing shared goals and historical injustices.
China Vows Partnership with Africa to Reform Global Governance
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi pledged China's support for reforming the global governance system in partnership with African nations following his visits to Namibia, Congo, Chad, and Nigeria, citing shared goals and historical injustices.
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40% Bias Score
China Pledges $136 Million in Military Aid to Africa
During a recent four-nation African tour, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced $136 million in military aid to Africa, including training for 6,000 troops and 1,000 police officers, to support peace and stability initiatives and counter external interference.
China Pledges $136 Million in Military Aid to Africa
During a recent four-nation African tour, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced $136 million in military aid to Africa, including training for 6,000 troops and 1,000 police officers, to support peace and stability initiatives and counter external interference.
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56% Bias Score
China's Three-Tiered TCM Innovation System Drives Global Leadership
China's new three-tiered innovation system for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has led to over 1200 provincial research platforms, 43 approved TCM products since 2023, and significant advancements in research and resource management, positioning the country for global leadership in integrative me...
China's Three-Tiered TCM Innovation System Drives Global Leadership
China's new three-tiered innovation system for Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has led to over 1200 provincial research platforms, 43 approved TCM products since 2023, and significant advancements in research and resource management, positioning the country for global leadership in integrative me...
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52% Bias Score
China to Implement Proactive Fiscal Policy with Increased Deficit and Bond Issuance
China will significantly increase its fiscal spending in 2024, raising its deficit-to-GDP ratio potentially to 4 percent and issuing more government bonds to boost economic growth, specifically targeting infrastructure and affordable housing to counter domestic and global economic headwinds.
China to Implement Proactive Fiscal Policy with Increased Deficit and Bond Issuance
China will significantly increase its fiscal spending in 2024, raising its deficit-to-GDP ratio potentially to 4 percent and issuing more government bonds to boost economic growth, specifically targeting infrastructure and affordable housing to counter domestic and global economic headwinds.
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52% Bias Score
Xizang Earthquake: Swift Relief Focuses on Children's Mental Health
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Dingri County, Xizang, China on January 11, killing 126 and injuring hundreds; relief efforts swiftly established 224 relocation sites housing 47,500 people, and are focusing on the psychological recovery of children through play therapy and the construction of thre...
Xizang Earthquake: Swift Relief Focuses on Children's Mental Health
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Dingri County, Xizang, China on January 11, killing 126 and injuring hundreds; relief efforts swiftly established 224 relocation sites housing 47,500 people, and are focusing on the psychological recovery of children through play therapy and the construction of thre...
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20% Bias Score
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