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Indigenous Cannabis Programs Flourish in U.S., Bypassing Restrictions
A new map reveals that 26% of the 574 federally recognized Indigenous communities in the U.S. have active cannabis or hemp programs, mostly operating in states with existing legal cannabis markets, providing economic opportunities and community development.
Indigenous Cannabis Programs Flourish in U.S., Bypassing Restrictions
A new map reveals that 26% of the 574 federally recognized Indigenous communities in the U.S. have active cannabis or hemp programs, mostly operating in states with existing legal cannabis markets, providing economic opportunities and community development.
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40% Bias Score


US Unilateralism Threatens UN-Based Global Order
The US's "America First" policy sabotages the UN-led global order, prioritizing unilateralism over multilateral cooperation, as the rise of China and the Global South challenges US hegemony, prompting a shift towards alternative development models.
US Unilateralism Threatens UN-Based Global Order
The US's "America First" policy sabotages the UN-led global order, prioritizing unilateralism over multilateral cooperation, as the rise of China and the Global South challenges US hegemony, prompting a shift towards alternative development models.
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60% Bias Score


China's $112 Billion Infrastructure Investment in Latin America: Jobs, Growth, and Future Priorities
China's infrastructure investments in Latin America and the Caribbean totaled $112.81 billion from 2005-2023, creating 777,000 jobs, contrasting with US policies and highlighting the Belt and Road Initiative's impact on regional development and the need for future digital infrastructure improvements...
China's $112 Billion Infrastructure Investment in Latin America: Jobs, Growth, and Future Priorities
China's infrastructure investments in Latin America and the Caribbean totaled $112.81 billion from 2005-2023, creating 777,000 jobs, contrasting with US policies and highlighting the Belt and Road Initiative's impact on regional development and the need for future digital infrastructure improvements...
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52% Bias Score


China's Post-Poverty Era: Sustaining Rural Development
China's poverty eradication program, concluded in 2020, lifted over 770 million rural residents out of poverty since 1980; a transition period until 2025 ensures continued support, exceeding income targets and creating over 30 million jobs while bolstering food security through land-use policies.
China's Post-Poverty Era: Sustaining Rural Development
China's poverty eradication program, concluded in 2020, lifted over 770 million rural residents out of poverty since 1980; a transition period until 2025 ensures continued support, exceeding income targets and creating over 30 million jobs while bolstering food security through land-use policies.
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64% Bias Score


East Germany: Economic Progress and Persistent Challenges 35 Years After Reunification
Thirty-five years post-reunification, East Germany shows economic progress, with GDP per capita reaching 86% of West Germany's; however, challenges remain, including insufficient grid infrastructure for renewable energy, skilled labor shortages, and a reliance on subcontracting for larger Western fi...
East Germany: Economic Progress and Persistent Challenges 35 Years After Reunification
Thirty-five years post-reunification, East Germany shows economic progress, with GDP per capita reaching 86% of West Germany's; however, challenges remain, including insufficient grid infrastructure for renewable energy, skilled labor shortages, and a reliance on subcontracting for larger Western fi...
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40% Bias Score


African Leaders Mediate DRC Crisis in Lomé
Former African presidents convened in Lomé, Togo, on May 18, 2025, to mediate the conflict in eastern DRC, aiming to restore peace and stability in the region.
African Leaders Mediate DRC Crisis in Lomé
Former African presidents convened in Lomé, Togo, on May 18, 2025, to mediate the conflict in eastern DRC, aiming to restore peace and stability in the region.
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24% Bias Score

Turkey's Tea Revolution: From Government Project to National Drink
Turkey's mass adoption of tea wasn't ancient; it resulted from a planned post-1924 Republic-era initiative, becoming popular in the 1950s, shifting from coffee, and involving significant women's roles but with concerns about current tea quality.

Turkey's Tea Revolution: From Government Project to National Drink
Turkey's mass adoption of tea wasn't ancient; it resulted from a planned post-1924 Republic-era initiative, becoming popular in the 1950s, shifting from coffee, and involving significant women's roles but with concerns about current tea quality.
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44% Bias Score

China's Rural Revitalization: Successes, Challenges, and Future Outlook
China's poverty alleviation program, active since 1980, eradicated absolute poverty for over 770 million rural residents by 2020, and a transition period ensures continued support and rural revitalization with over 30 million jobs created in the last four years and average incomes exceeding expectat...

China's Rural Revitalization: Successes, Challenges, and Future Outlook
China's poverty alleviation program, active since 1980, eradicated absolute poverty for over 770 million rural residents by 2020, and a transition period ensures continued support and rural revitalization with over 30 million jobs created in the last four years and average incomes exceeding expectat...
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64% Bias Score

China's 15th Five-Year Plan Prioritizes High-Quality Development Amidst Global Uncertainties
President Xi Jinping has instructed that China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) prioritize high-quality development, focusing on domestic demand, consumption, job creation, and income growth, while navigating global uncertainties and promoting digital integration in public services.

China's 15th Five-Year Plan Prioritizes High-Quality Development Amidst Global Uncertainties
President Xi Jinping has instructed that China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) prioritize high-quality development, focusing on domestic demand, consumption, job creation, and income growth, while navigating global uncertainties and promoting digital integration in public services.
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44% Bias Score

East Germany: Economic Progress and Persistent Challenges 35 Years After Reunification
Thirty-five years after German reunification, East Germany shows economic progress, with its GDP per hour worked reaching 86% of West Germany's, but faces challenges like insufficient technology transfer, high energy prices, skilled labor shortages, and political radicalization, necessitating a cons...

East Germany: Economic Progress and Persistent Challenges 35 Years After Reunification
Thirty-five years after German reunification, East Germany shows economic progress, with its GDP per hour worked reaching 86% of West Germany's, but faces challenges like insufficient technology transfer, high energy prices, skilled labor shortages, and political radicalization, necessitating a cons...
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32% Bias Score

Krasnodar Krai to Launch Three New Educational-Industrial Clusters in 2026
Three new educational-industrial clusters focused on agriculture, agrotechnology, and services will begin training personnel in Krasnodar Krai starting in 2026, following the signing of cooperation agreements on May 19, 2025, integrating students into real-world work environments to bridge the gap b...

Krasnodar Krai to Launch Three New Educational-Industrial Clusters in 2026
Three new educational-industrial clusters focused on agriculture, agrotechnology, and services will begin training personnel in Krasnodar Krai starting in 2026, following the signing of cooperation agreements on May 19, 2025, integrating students into real-world work environments to bridge the gap b...
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40% Bias Score

China's Economic Leadership and Global Collaboration
ACCA chief executive Helen Brand stated that China is a global leader in green energy, electric vehicles, and technological innovation, and that a new initiative aims to match financial institutions in Beijing with global professional service providers to further enhance China's economic success.

China's Economic Leadership and Global Collaboration
ACCA chief executive Helen Brand stated that China is a global leader in green energy, electric vehicles, and technological innovation, and that a new initiative aims to match financial institutions in Beijing with global professional service providers to further enhance China's economic success.
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56% Bias Score
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