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Switzerland Reactivates 8,000 Cold War Bunkers Amid Heightened Security Concerns
Facing heightened security concerns, the Swiss army is reactivating roughly 8,000 bunkers across the country, many repurposed since the Cold War, to create modern, cost-effective defense hubs using advanced technology, with an innovation day planned for September.
Switzerland Reactivates 8,000 Cold War Bunkers Amid Heightened Security Concerns
Facing heightened security concerns, the Swiss army is reactivating roughly 8,000 bunkers across the country, many repurposed since the Cold War, to create modern, cost-effective defense hubs using advanced technology, with an innovation day planned for September.
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12% Bias Score
Kozhedub Archive Recovered, Reveals Post-War Struggles
The personal archive of thrice Hero of the Soviet Union Ivan Kozhedub, including letters, photos, and diaries, was recovered from Canada by a military-historical club and donated to Moscow's Victory Museum in June 2025, offering insights into his post-war life and challenges within the Soviet milita...
Kozhedub Archive Recovered, Reveals Post-War Struggles
The personal archive of thrice Hero of the Soviet Union Ivan Kozhedub, including letters, photos, and diaries, was recovered from Canada by a military-historical club and donated to Moscow's Victory Museum in June 2025, offering insights into his post-war life and challenges within the Soviet milita...
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52% Bias Score
Cold War Détente: Historic Handshake in Space
The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, a joint US-Soviet space mission in July 1975, culminated in a symbolic handshake between Alexei Leonov and Thomas Stafford 225 kilometers above Earth, marking a pivotal moment of Cold War détente and paving the way for continued international cooperation in space.
Cold War Détente: Historic Handshake in Space
The Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, a joint US-Soviet space mission in July 1975, culminated in a symbolic handshake between Alexei Leonov and Thomas Stafford 225 kilometers above Earth, marking a pivotal moment of Cold War détente and paving the way for continued international cooperation in space.
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52% Bias Score
Death of German Diplomat Werner Daum in Albania
German diplomat Werner Daum, who died in Albania on July 12, 2025, was the first West German diplomat to open the FRG embassy in communist Albania in 1987, actively defying his government's orders to shelter over 3,000 Albanian asylum seekers in 1990.
Death of German Diplomat Werner Daum in Albania
German diplomat Werner Daum, who died in Albania on July 12, 2025, was the first West German diplomat to open the FRG embassy in communist Albania in 1987, actively defying his government's orders to shelter over 3,000 Albanian asylum seekers in 1990.
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32% Bias Score
Yugoslavia's Expulsion from Cominform and its Geopolitical Shift
Yugoslavia's expulsion from the Cominform on June 28, 1948, led to economic sanctions, border tensions, and a subsequent shift in alliances toward the West, culminating in the closure of the Greco-Yugoslav border in 1949 and the end of the Greek Civil War.
Yugoslavia's Expulsion from Cominform and its Geopolitical Shift
Yugoslavia's expulsion from the Cominform on June 28, 1948, led to economic sanctions, border tensions, and a subsequent shift in alliances toward the West, culminating in the closure of the Greco-Yugoslav border in 1949 and the end of the Greek Civil War.
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44% Bias Score
US Imposes Full Trade Embargo on Cuba in 1963
In July 1963, the United States imposed a complete trade embargo on Cuba under President Kennedy, following the 1959 Cuban Revolution and the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, aiming to overthrow the Castro regime, resulting in decades of strained relations and economic hardship for Cuba.
US Imposes Full Trade Embargo on Cuba in 1963
In July 1963, the United States imposed a complete trade embargo on Cuba under President Kennedy, following the 1959 Cuban Revolution and the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, aiming to overthrow the Castro regime, resulting in decades of strained relations and economic hardship for Cuba.
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36% Bias Score
ASEAN Summit Underscores Growing Sino-Russian Partnership Amidst US-Led Global Tensions
The ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur showcased Russia and China's strategic engagement in Southeast Asia, alongside Lavrov's meetings in Pyongyang and Beijing, highlighting the growing importance of the region and the strengthening Sino-Russian partnership amidst US-led global tensions.
ASEAN Summit Underscores Growing Sino-Russian Partnership Amidst US-Led Global Tensions
The ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur showcased Russia and China's strategic engagement in Southeast Asia, alongside Lavrov's meetings in Pyongyang and Beijing, highlighting the growing importance of the region and the strengthening Sino-Russian partnership amidst US-led global tensions.
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56% Bias Score
Apollo-Soyuz Test Project: A Cold War Handshake in Space
On July 17, 1975, Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov and American astronaut Thomas Stafford shook hands in space aboard their docked Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft, 225 kilometers above Earth, symbolizing a breakthrough in US-Soviet relations during the Cold War and initiating decades of international spac...
Apollo-Soyuz Test Project: A Cold War Handshake in Space
On July 17, 1975, Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov and American astronaut Thomas Stafford shook hands in space aboard their docked Apollo and Soyuz spacecraft, 225 kilometers above Earth, symbolizing a breakthrough in US-Soviet relations during the Cold War and initiating decades of international spac...
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40% Bias Score
Potsdam Conference: Seeds of Cold War Sown
At the Potsdam Conference in July/August 1945, Churchill, Truman, and Stalin finalized post-WWII agreements, including Germany's division into four occupation zones, while the successful atomic bomb test influenced the decision to use it against Japan.
Potsdam Conference: Seeds of Cold War Sown
At the Potsdam Conference in July/August 1945, Churchill, Truman, and Stalin finalized post-WWII agreements, including Germany's division into four occupation zones, while the successful atomic bomb test influenced the decision to use it against Japan.
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56% Bias Score
British Game Show's Cold War Moscow Broadcast
In 1966, the British game show "Double Your Money" aired in Moscow as part of Cold War cultural exchanges, trading prizes for goods instead of money, demonstrating a unique moment of cross-cultural interaction.
British Game Show's Cold War Moscow Broadcast
In 1966, the British game show "Double Your Money" aired in Moscow as part of Cold War cultural exchanges, trading prizes for goods instead of money, demonstrating a unique moment of cross-cultural interaction.
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44% Bias Score
Hafez al-Assad's Military-First Syria
Hafez al-Assad, Syrian president from 1971 to 2000, allocated 70% of Syria's budget to the military, prioritizing territorial reclamation from Israel despite neglecting social programs; his death in 2000 and later desecration of his tomb reflect ongoing Syrian instability.
Hafez al-Assad's Military-First Syria
Hafez al-Assad, Syrian president from 1971 to 2000, allocated 70% of Syria's budget to the military, prioritizing territorial reclamation from Israel despite neglecting social programs; his death in 2000 and later desecration of his tomb reflect ongoing Syrian instability.
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56% Bias Score
Turkey's Diminished Geopolitical Influence: Challenges and Opportunities
Turkey's geopolitical standing has significantly weakened in the past 25 years due to a combination of regional conflicts, internal political repression, and a depleted military, necessitating a fundamental shift in policy for recovery.
Turkey's Diminished Geopolitical Influence: Challenges and Opportunities
Turkey's geopolitical standing has significantly weakened in the past 25 years due to a combination of regional conflicts, internal political repression, and a depleted military, necessitating a fundamental shift in policy for recovery.
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52% Bias Score
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