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Frederick Forsyth, Author of "The Day of the Jackal," Dies at 86
British author Frederick Forsyth, known for "The Day of the Jackal" and his work for Reuters and the BBC, died at 86; his books sold tens of millions globally, reflecting a career blending journalism, espionage, and political commentary.
Frederick Forsyth, Author of "The Day of the Jackal," Dies at 86
British author Frederick Forsyth, known for "The Day of the Jackal" and his work for Reuters and the BBC, died at 86; his books sold tens of millions globally, reflecting a career blending journalism, espionage, and political commentary.
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Author Frederick Forsyth dies at 86
Frederick Forsyth, the British author of "The Day of the Jackal" and "The Odessa File," died at 86 after a short illness; his adventurous life included journalism, work with British intelligence, and experiences during WWII, all reflected in his autobiography and thrillers.
Author Frederick Forsyth dies at 86
Frederick Forsyth, the British author of "The Day of the Jackal" and "The Odessa File," died at 86 after a short illness; his adventurous life included journalism, work with British intelligence, and experiences during WWII, all reflected in his autobiography and thrillers.
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32% Bias Score
NATO Launches Major Military Buildup Amidst Growing Russian Threat
NATO announced its largest military expansion since the Cold War, driven by the threat of a potential Russian attack on a NATO member state within the next few years, requiring increased defense spending and personnel from member countries.
NATO Launches Major Military Buildup Amidst Growing Russian Threat
NATO announced its largest military expansion since the Cold War, driven by the threat of a potential Russian attack on a NATO member state within the next few years, requiring increased defense spending and personnel from member countries.
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48% Bias Score
US-China Relations: Prioritizing Diplomacy Over a Costly Arms Race
The US vastly outspends China on defense, but concerns remain about China's military and industrial growth; a 2022 study revealed that even a limited nuclear exchange could cause billions of deaths; the US should focus on diplomacy, not an arms race.
US-China Relations: Prioritizing Diplomacy Over a Costly Arms Race
The US vastly outspends China on defense, but concerns remain about China's military and industrial growth; a 2022 study revealed that even a limited nuclear exchange could cause billions of deaths; the US should focus on diplomacy, not an arms race.
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40% Bias Score
Reagan's Landslide Victory in the 1984 US Presidential Election
In the 1984 US presidential election, Ronald Reagan won a landslide victory over Walter Mondale, securing 58.9% of the popular vote and all states except Minnesota, due to a strong economic recovery and a contrasting image of American strength compared to the Carter administration.
Reagan's Landslide Victory in the 1984 US Presidential Election
In the 1984 US presidential election, Ronald Reagan won a landslide victory over Walter Mondale, securing 58.9% of the popular vote and all states except Minnesota, due to a strong economic recovery and a contrasting image of American strength compared to the Carter administration.
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52% Bias Score
London's WWII Tunnels to Become £220m Military Intelligence Museum
A £220 million project will transform a long-abandoned World War II London tunnel complex, once home to Winston Churchill's spy organization, into a museum showcasing military intelligence artifacts and immersive experiences, opening in 2028, aiming to attract 3 million visitors annually.
London's WWII Tunnels to Become £220m Military Intelligence Museum
A £220 million project will transform a long-abandoned World War II London tunnel complex, once home to Winston Churchill's spy organization, into a museum showcasing military intelligence artifacts and immersive experiences, opening in 2028, aiming to attract 3 million visitors annually.
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36% Bias Score
US Deportation of Chinese Rocket Scientist Chen Xuesen: A Cold War Geopolitical Blunder
Chen Xuesen, a Chinese scientist who significantly contributed to China's space program after being deported from the US in 1955 due to McCarthy-era anti-communist suspicions, is now celebrated in China, highlighting a major geopolitical blunder by the US.
US Deportation of Chinese Rocket Scientist Chen Xuesen: A Cold War Geopolitical Blunder
Chen Xuesen, a Chinese scientist who significantly contributed to China's space program after being deported from the US in 1955 due to McCarthy-era anti-communist suspicions, is now celebrated in China, highlighting a major geopolitical blunder by the US.
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40% Bias Score
Cold War Spy Camera Auction
An auction in Wetzlar, Germany, on June 27th will feature a collection of Cold War spy cameras used by the KGB, Stasi, and other Eastern Bloc agencies, ranging in sophistication from simple mechanical designs to advanced, silent electromechanical models.
Cold War Spy Camera Auction
An auction in Wetzlar, Germany, on June 27th will feature a collection of Cold War spy cameras used by the KGB, Stasi, and other Eastern Bloc agencies, ranging in sophistication from simple mechanical designs to advanced, silent electromechanical models.
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20% Bias Score
NATO Launches Largest Military Buildup Since Cold War
NATO announced its largest military buildup since the Cold War, driven by the threat from Russia, with new targets for military capabilities demanding significant investment and personnel increases from member states; intelligence suggests Russia could attack a NATO member within years.
NATO Launches Largest Military Buildup Since Cold War
NATO announced its largest military buildup since the Cold War, driven by the threat from Russia, with new targets for military capabilities demanding significant investment and personnel increases from member states; intelligence suggests Russia could attack a NATO member within years.
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44% Bias Score
The Spider's Web": Echoes of a Greek Radio Drama in Modern Ukrainian Conflict
The article draws a parallel between the name of a contemporary Ukrainian military operation, "The Spider's Web", and a 1960s Greek anti-communist radio drama of the same name, highlighting the enduring power of narrative in shaping perceptions across different eras.
The Spider's Web": Echoes of a Greek Radio Drama in Modern Ukrainian Conflict
The article draws a parallel between the name of a contemporary Ukrainian military operation, "The Spider's Web", and a 1960s Greek anti-communist radio drama of the same name, highlighting the enduring power of narrative in shaping perceptions across different eras.
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52% Bias Score
Wandlitz: A Subdued Legacy of East German Privilege
The former East German leadership's secluded residence in Wandlitz near Berlin, once a symbol of privilege and surveillance, is now a quiet residential area with minimal commemoration, reflecting a deliberate attempt to avoid creating a site of nostalgia for the DDR.
Wandlitz: A Subdued Legacy of East German Privilege
The former East German leadership's secluded residence in Wandlitz near Berlin, once a symbol of privilege and surveillance, is now a quiet residential area with minimal commemoration, reflecting a deliberate attempt to avoid creating a site of nostalgia for the DDR.
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36% Bias Score
From Collaboration to Confrontation: A Chinese Journalist's Perspective on Shifting US-China Relations
A Chinese journalist recounts their experiences covering US affairs, highlighting a stark contrast between the collaborative atmosphere of past US-China relations and the current climate of hostility and misinformation.
From Collaboration to Confrontation: A Chinese Journalist's Perspective on Shifting US-China Relations
A Chinese journalist recounts their experiences covering US affairs, highlighting a stark contrast between the collaborative atmosphere of past US-China relations and the current climate of hostility and misinformation.
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4% Bias Score
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