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AstraZeneca Shifts Production to US Amidst Europe's Lagging Pharmaceutical Investment
AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot announced a shift of manufacturing to the US due to potential tariffs, highlighting Europe's lagging pharmaceutical investment and emphasizing the US's dominant role in funding pharmaceutical innovation; the company reported a 10% revenue increase for Q1 2025, with onco...
AstraZeneca Shifts Production to US Amidst Europe's Lagging Pharmaceutical Investment
AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot announced a shift of manufacturing to the US due to potential tariffs, highlighting Europe's lagging pharmaceutical investment and emphasizing the US's dominant role in funding pharmaceutical innovation; the company reported a 10% revenue increase for Q1 2025, with onco...
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48% Bias Score


US-China Trade War Boosts Chinese Gaming Tech
A 12-year-old Hong Kong gamer's purchase of a Chinese-made racing simulator gearshift highlights the growing competitiveness of Chinese tech manufacturers in the gaming market, driven by superior pricing and quality, which is impacting established Western brands amidst ongoing US-China trade tension...
US-China Trade War Boosts Chinese Gaming Tech
A 12-year-old Hong Kong gamer's purchase of a Chinese-made racing simulator gearshift highlights the growing competitiveness of Chinese tech manufacturers in the gaming market, driven by superior pricing and quality, which is impacting established Western brands amidst ongoing US-China trade tension...
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52% Bias Score


Trump Administration to Review Blocked Nippon Steel-U.S. Steel Merger
The Trump administration is reconsidering the blocked $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel, a deal that the Biden administration rejected in January 2025 due to national security concerns despite potential benefits for U.S. steel industry competitiveness, job creation, and counter...
Trump Administration to Review Blocked Nippon Steel-U.S. Steel Merger
The Trump administration is reconsidering the blocked $14.9 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel, a deal that the Biden administration rejected in January 2025 due to national security concerns despite potential benefits for U.S. steel industry competitiveness, job creation, and counter...
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US Government Cuts Threaten America's Scientific Leadership
The US government's $800 million cut to Johns Hopkins University's medical research funding, alongside similar cuts to other universities, threatens America's scientific standing, causes job losses, and impacts cities like Baltimore.
US Government Cuts Threaten America's Scientific Leadership
The US government's $800 million cut to Johns Hopkins University's medical research funding, alongside similar cuts to other universities, threatens America's scientific standing, causes job losses, and impacts cities like Baltimore.
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Germany Rejects EU Tariffs on Chinese Vehicles, Sparking Debate on European Economic Strategy
Germany opposes EU tariffs on Chinese vehicles to avoid harming European interests, unlike Italy which supported them due to a perceived trade deficit with China; this difference highlights divergent economic strategies and impacts job creation and competitiveness in the electric vehicle sector.
Germany Rejects EU Tariffs on Chinese Vehicles, Sparking Debate on European Economic Strategy
Germany opposes EU tariffs on Chinese vehicles to avoid harming European interests, unlike Italy which supported them due to a perceived trade deficit with China; this difference highlights divergent economic strategies and impacts job creation and competitiveness in the electric vehicle sector.
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52% Bias Score


China Square's Sixth Kenyan Branch Opens Amidst Retail Competition Debate
China Square, a Chinese retail chain, opened its sixth Kenyan branch in Nairobi's Two Rivers Mall on Friday, attracting hundreds of shoppers with its low prices, but sparking concerns from local retailers who say it's creating an uneven playing field.
China Square's Sixth Kenyan Branch Opens Amidst Retail Competition Debate
China Square, a Chinese retail chain, opened its sixth Kenyan branch in Nairobi's Two Rivers Mall on Friday, attracting hundreds of shoppers with its low prices, but sparking concerns from local retailers who say it's creating an uneven playing field.
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UK Steel Crisis: Systemic Failures and China's Model
The UK Labour party's attempts to rescue British Steel and the historical case of BSA motorcycles highlight the UK's systemic failure to align financial and industrial goals, contrasting with China's state-directed model that prioritizes investment and renewable energy, leading to China dominating s...

UK Steel Crisis: Systemic Failures and China's Model
The UK Labour party's attempts to rescue British Steel and the historical case of BSA motorcycles highlight the UK's systemic failure to align financial and industrial goals, contrasting with China's state-directed model that prioritizes investment and renewable energy, leading to China dominating s...
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Europe Confident Amidst US-China Trade War
Amidst global economic anxieties, a recent meeting in Warsaw revealed renewed European confidence in its financial system's resilience to trade shocks, highlighting the US as bearing the greatest economic losses from the trade war and presenting the EU with opportunities to strengthen internal marke...

Europe Confident Amidst US-China Trade War
Amidst global economic anxieties, a recent meeting in Warsaw revealed renewed European confidence in its financial system's resilience to trade shocks, highlighting the US as bearing the greatest economic losses from the trade war and presenting the EU with opportunities to strengthen internal marke...
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European Tech Firms Flock to US Stock Exchanges Amid Capital Market Concerns
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson highlights Europe's need to strengthen its capital markets to retain tech companies, noting that several Swedish tech firms, including Klarna and Spotify, have opted for US IPOs due to the larger investor base, deeper capital pool, and more welcoming regulation...

European Tech Firms Flock to US Stock Exchanges Amid Capital Market Concerns
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson highlights Europe's need to strengthen its capital markets to retain tech companies, noting that several Swedish tech firms, including Klarna and Spotify, have opted for US IPOs due to the larger investor base, deeper capital pool, and more welcoming regulation...
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MWC Highlights Europe's Telecom Struggle Against US-China Tech Dominance
At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, European telecom giants highlighted the need for less regulation and greater consolidation to compete with US and Chinese tech firms, emphasizing the urgency of maintaining Europe's technological independence and investing €20 billion annually in infr...

MWC Highlights Europe's Telecom Struggle Against US-China Tech Dominance
At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, European telecom giants highlighted the need for less regulation and greater consolidation to compete with US and Chinese tech firms, emphasizing the urgency of maintaining Europe's technological independence and investing €20 billion annually in infr...
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US-China Rivalry: A Prisoner's Dilemma
The US and China's economic and geopolitical rivalry is intensifying, challenging the assumption of China's imminent global dominance. While China's economy grows, the US maintains significant economic and non-economic advantages, leading to a strategic power struggle resembling a prisoner's dilemma...

US-China Rivalry: A Prisoner's Dilemma
The US and China's economic and geopolitical rivalry is intensifying, challenging the assumption of China's imminent global dominance. While China's economy grows, the US maintains significant economic and non-economic advantages, leading to a strategic power struggle resembling a prisoner's dilemma...
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36% Bias Score

Global Leaders Prioritize AI Economic Competition Over Safety at Paris Summit
At the Paris AI Action Summit, world leaders prioritized economic competition over AI safety, pledging billions in investments and promising lighter regulation, a stark contrast to previous summits focused on safety frameworks.

Global Leaders Prioritize AI Economic Competition Over Safety at Paris Summit
At the Paris AI Action Summit, world leaders prioritized economic competition over AI safety, pledging billions in investments and promising lighter regulation, a stark contrast to previous summits focused on safety frameworks.
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56% Bias Score
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