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Angola Nears Completion of Mine Clearance in Two Provinces
Angola's National Agency for Mine Action (ANAM) anticipates Benguela and Huambo provinces will receive mine-free zone certifications this year, following the near-completion of clearance efforts across 975 minefields nationwide, requiring an estimated $240 million in funding.
Angola Nears Completion of Mine Clearance in Two Provinces
Angola's National Agency for Mine Action (ANAM) anticipates Benguela and Huambo provinces will receive mine-free zone certifications this year, following the near-completion of clearance efforts across 975 minefields nationwide, requiring an estimated $240 million in funding.
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40% Bias Score


UNICEF Builds 165 Schools in Afghanistan, Addressing Education Crisis
UNICEF and UNDP are building 165 schools in Afghanistan, benefiting over 33,000 children (half girls), with solar power, sanitation, and water facilities, improving access to education amid widespread shortages.
UNICEF Builds 165 Schools in Afghanistan, Addressing Education Crisis
UNICEF and UNDP are building 165 schools in Afghanistan, benefiting over 33,000 children (half girls), with solar power, sanitation, and water facilities, improving access to education amid widespread shortages.
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40% Bias Score


China Prioritizes Sci-Tech Innovation for Economic Growth
China's 2024 government work report emphasizes innovation-driven development, with a focus on talent cultivation and technological advancements, resulting in rapid growth in emerging industries and a significant contribution to GDP from high-tech zones and the digital economy.
China Prioritizes Sci-Tech Innovation for Economic Growth
China's 2024 government work report emphasizes innovation-driven development, with a focus on talent cultivation and technological advancements, resulting in rapid growth in emerging industries and a significant contribution to GDP from high-tech zones and the digital economy.
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40% Bias Score


China's 'Two Sessions' Highlight Governance Model and Impactful African Cooperation
Ali Muhammad Ali, CEO of the Nigerian Press Agency, praised China's governance model and its impactful cooperation with Africa, particularly in infrastructure development and industrialization, as highlighted during China's 'Two Sessions' meetings.
China's 'Two Sessions' Highlight Governance Model and Impactful African Cooperation
Ali Muhammad Ali, CEO of the Nigerian Press Agency, praised China's governance model and its impactful cooperation with Africa, particularly in infrastructure development and industrialization, as highlighted during China's 'Two Sessions' meetings.
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56% Bias Score


US Aid Cuts: China's Growing Influence in Global Development
The US's sudden foreign aid cuts leave a global void, prompting concerns about China's potential increased influence. China's $4.4 million commitment to Cambodia's mine clearance project exemplifies this, though experts doubt a complete US aid replacement due to differing philosophies and logistical...
US Aid Cuts: China's Growing Influence in Global Development
The US's sudden foreign aid cuts leave a global void, prompting concerns about China's potential increased influence. China's $4.4 million commitment to Cambodia's mine clearance project exemplifies this, though experts doubt a complete US aid replacement due to differing philosophies and logistical...
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48% Bias Score


India Criticizes China's African Investment Model Amidst Contradictory Evidence
India's foreign minister criticized China's investment model in Africa as "extractive," contrasting it with India's approach; however, this narrative is contradicted by African leaders and IMF data showing China accounts for only 11% of Africa's external debt, while India has provided over $12 billi...
India Criticizes China's African Investment Model Amidst Contradictory Evidence
India's foreign minister criticized China's investment model in Africa as "extractive," contrasting it with India's approach; however, this narrative is contradicted by African leaders and IMF data showing China accounts for only 11% of Africa's external debt, while India has provided over $12 billi...
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52% Bias Score

Rwanda Bans All Belgian Aid Following Diplomatic Break
Rwanda has completely severed ties with Belgium, halting all funding and collaboration across various sectors, impacting numerous organizations and potentially hindering development projects, following a diplomatic break announced on March 17th.

Rwanda Bans All Belgian Aid Following Diplomatic Break
Rwanda has completely severed ties with Belgium, halting all funding and collaboration across various sectors, impacting numerous organizations and potentially hindering development projects, following a diplomatic break announced on March 17th.
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48% Bias Score

Global Population Underestimated: Rural Communities Misscounted
A study in Nature Communications reveals that global population estimates significantly underestimate rural populations by 53-84 percent, impacting resource allocation and development planning, particularly in China, Brazil, and Australia.

Global Population Underestimated: Rural Communities Misscounted
A study in Nature Communications reveals that global population estimates significantly underestimate rural populations by 53-84 percent, impacting resource allocation and development planning, particularly in China, Brazil, and Australia.
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28% Bias Score

China Prioritizes Sci-Tech Innovation for Economic Growth
China's 2025 government work report emphasizes innovation-driven development, showcasing rapid growth in sectors like AI and integrated circuits, contributing to 24.1 percent of national industrial added value from high-tech zones in 2024, while increasing R&D expenditure by 8.3 percent to reach 2.6...

China Prioritizes Sci-Tech Innovation for Economic Growth
China's 2025 government work report emphasizes innovation-driven development, showcasing rapid growth in sectors like AI and integrated circuits, contributing to 24.1 percent of national industrial added value from high-tech zones in 2024, while increasing R&D expenditure by 8.3 percent to reach 2.6...
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48% Bias Score

China's Poverty Alleviation: A Global Model
China's poverty alleviation program, based on the 'serving the people' principle, lifted nearly 800 million people out of poverty, providing a model for developing countries through infrastructure improvements, market access support, and private sector involvement.

China's Poverty Alleviation: A Global Model
China's poverty alleviation program, based on the 'serving the people' principle, lifted nearly 800 million people out of poverty, providing a model for developing countries through infrastructure improvements, market access support, and private sector involvement.
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56% Bias Score

Kenya's 1990 Aid Cut: A Wake-Up Call for Donor Dependency
Kenya's 1990 termination of diplomatic ties with Norway, triggered by the ambassador's show of support for a human rights activist, instantly halted a \$30 million annual aid budget and ended the employment of numerous embassy staff, prompting reflection on the vulnerability of donor-dependent organ...

Kenya's 1990 Aid Cut: A Wake-Up Call for Donor Dependency
Kenya's 1990 termination of diplomatic ties with Norway, triggered by the ambassador's show of support for a human rights activist, instantly halted a \$30 million annual aid budget and ended the employment of numerous embassy staff, prompting reflection on the vulnerability of donor-dependent organ...
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40% Bias Score

Agrigento: Capital of Culture Battles Infrastructural Deficiencies
Agrigento, Italy's 2023 Capital of Culture, faces infrastructural challenges (poor roads, lack of airport, outdated railways) despite attracting a million annual visitors to its Valley of the Temples, highlighting a common struggle between tourism boom and inadequate services.

Agrigento: Capital of Culture Battles Infrastructural Deficiencies
Agrigento, Italy's 2023 Capital of Culture, faces infrastructural challenges (poor roads, lack of airport, outdated railways) despite attracting a million annual visitors to its Valley of the Temples, highlighting a common struggle between tourism boom and inadequate services.
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36% Bias Score
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