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China's Ministry of Education Reforms Continuing Education
China's Ministry of Education issued new guidelines for continuing education programs, emphasizing alignment with national strategies and market demands, aiming to improve quality and standardize admissions and terminology, impacting 12.093 million students enrolled in 2021.
China's Ministry of Education Reforms Continuing Education
China's Ministry of Education issued new guidelines for continuing education programs, emphasizing alignment with national strategies and market demands, aiming to improve quality and standardize admissions and terminology, impacting 12.093 million students enrolled in 2021.
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32% Bias Score
Albania Showcases Tourism Growth at ITB Berlin 2025
At the ITB Berlin 2025 tourism fair, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced an 80% increase in tourist arrivals over five years, highlighting infrastructure improvements, new international flight connections, and the country's diverse natural and cultural offerings as key factors.
Albania Showcases Tourism Growth at ITB Berlin 2025
At the ITB Berlin 2025 tourism fair, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced an 80% increase in tourist arrivals over five years, highlighting infrastructure improvements, new international flight connections, and the country's diverse natural and cultural offerings as key factors.
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36% Bias Score
New Service Aims to Increase Small Bank Participation in SBA Loan Program
Chris Hurn launched Phoenix Lender Services to help small banks offer SBA loans by handling the complex regulatory and administrative aspects, addressing the low participation rate among banks in the SBA's 7(a) loan program, despite its economic benefits and the fact that companies like Apple, FedEx...
New Service Aims to Increase Small Bank Participation in SBA Loan Program
Chris Hurn launched Phoenix Lender Services to help small banks offer SBA loans by handling the complex regulatory and administrative aspects, addressing the low participation rate among banks in the SBA's 7(a) loan program, despite its economic benefits and the fact that companies like Apple, FedEx...
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44% Bias Score
Colombia's Deep-Rooted Inequality: Social Origin and Regional Disparities
A World Bank study reveals that 40% of income inequality in Colombia is due to social origin, highlighting vast regional disparities in education and opportunities, exacerbated by historical factors like armed conflict and weak institutional capacity.
Colombia's Deep-Rooted Inequality: Social Origin and Regional Disparities
A World Bank study reveals that 40% of income inequality in Colombia is due to social origin, highlighting vast regional disparities in education and opportunities, exacerbated by historical factors like armed conflict and weak institutional capacity.
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48% Bias Score
Greenland's Resource Potential: Fact vs. Fiction
Despite U.S. claims of Danish obstruction, Greenland's government independently manages its considerable natural resources, including rare earth minerals and oil, but faces significant challenges in exploitation due to environmental concerns, geographical limitations, and high costs, with past proje...
Greenland's Resource Potential: Fact vs. Fiction
Despite U.S. claims of Danish obstruction, Greenland's government independently manages its considerable natural resources, including rare earth minerals and oil, but faces significant challenges in exploitation due to environmental concerns, geographical limitations, and high costs, with past proje...
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56% Bias Score
Nepal's Cable Car Tourism Boom Threatens Forests and Livelihoods
Nepal's plan to build more cable cars to boost tourism is facing protests due to deforestation; a \$22 million cable car project in Taplejung has already cut down 3,000 trees and threatens 10,000 more, endangering forests and local livelihoods.
Nepal's Cable Car Tourism Boom Threatens Forests and Livelihoods
Nepal's plan to build more cable cars to boost tourism is facing protests due to deforestation; a \$22 million cable car project in Taplejung has already cut down 3,000 trees and threatens 10,000 more, endangering forests and local livelihoods.
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44% Bias Score
Belt and Road Initiative Drives Global Economic Growth
China's Belt and Road Initiative, launched in 2013, has fostered economic and cultural exchange between China and over 150 countries, improving infrastructure and boosting development through projects like the China-Laos Railway, Addis Ababa-Djibouti Railway, and Chancay Port, creating jobs and econ...
Belt and Road Initiative Drives Global Economic Growth
China's Belt and Road Initiative, launched in 2013, has fostered economic and cultural exchange between China and over 150 countries, improving infrastructure and boosting development through projects like the China-Laos Railway, Addis Ababa-Djibouti Railway, and Chancay Port, creating jobs and econ...
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48% Bias Score
Volga Region Sees 30% Surge in Entrepreneurs Aged 36-45 in 2024
In 2024, the Volga region experienced a 30% increase in entrepreneurs aged 36-45, registering about 15,500 new businesses, mainly in retail (91%), using Sber's services; Orenburg, Penza, and Volgograd regions showed the highest growth.
Volga Region Sees 30% Surge in Entrepreneurs Aged 36-45 in 2024
In 2024, the Volga region experienced a 30% increase in entrepreneurs aged 36-45, registering about 15,500 new businesses, mainly in retail (91%), using Sber's services; Orenburg, Penza, and Volgograd regions showed the highest growth.
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32% 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
Climate-Resistant Coffee Offers Hope to South Sudan Amid Global Crisis
In South Sudan's Nzara County, farmer Catherine Bashiama cultivates the climate-resistant excelsa coffee, offering hope amid a global coffee crisis and the country's instability; initial exports are planned for 2024, with potential for $2 million in economic impact by 2027.
Climate-Resistant Coffee Offers Hope to South Sudan Amid Global Crisis
In South Sudan's Nzara County, farmer Catherine Bashiama cultivates the climate-resistant excelsa coffee, offering hope amid a global coffee crisis and the country's instability; initial exports are planned for 2024, with potential for $2 million in economic impact by 2027.
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40% Bias Score
South Sudan's Excelsa Coffee: A Climate-Resilient Solution Facing Political Instability
In Nzara County, South Sudan, farmers are cultivating the climate-resistant excelsa coffee species, aiming to alleviate poverty and contribute to the global coffee market amidst a climate change-driven crisis; however, insecurity and infrastructure limitations pose significant challenges.
South Sudan's Excelsa Coffee: A Climate-Resilient Solution Facing Political Instability
In Nzara County, South Sudan, farmers are cultivating the climate-resistant excelsa coffee species, aiming to alleviate poverty and contribute to the global coffee market amidst a climate change-driven crisis; however, insecurity and infrastructure limitations pose significant challenges.
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40% Bias Score
HS2's Old Oak Common Station Fuels £10bn West London Economic Boom
HS2's Old Oak Common station in west London is boosting the local economy by £10bn over 10 years, driving a 22% increase in planning applications within a 1.5-mile radius since 2017, totaling £3.4bn and creating 22,000 homes and nearly 19,000 jobs.
HS2's Old Oak Common Station Fuels £10bn West London Economic Boom
HS2's Old Oak Common station in west London is boosting the local economy by £10bn over 10 years, driving a 22% increase in planning applications within a 1.5-mile radius since 2017, totaling £3.4bn and creating 22,000 homes and nearly 19,000 jobs.
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60% Bias Score
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