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US Tariffs Push Global Trade Away from the US
The US's potential 30 percent tariffs on EU imports, starting August 1st, will likely redirect global trade towards non-US markets, impacting various sectors and violating existing trade agreements, according to trade experts.
US Tariffs Push Global Trade Away from the US
The US's potential 30 percent tariffs on EU imports, starting August 1st, will likely redirect global trade towards non-US markets, impacting various sectors and violating existing trade agreements, according to trade experts.
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40% Bias Score
Australia's LNG Export Model: A Warning for Canada
Australia's LNG exports tripled gas prices, transferring wealth to corporations and depleting reserves; Canada faces similar risks.
Australia's LNG Export Model: A Warning for Canada
Australia's LNG exports tripled gas prices, transferring wealth to corporations and depleting reserves; Canada faces similar risks.
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68% Bias Score
Federal Government's Reduced Presence in Ottawa Impacts City's Economy"
The underutilization of federal office space in Ottawa, coupled with recent job losses and a lack of a clear workforce strategy, is negatively affecting the city's economy and overall vitality, prompting calls for a comprehensive plan that includes a defined return-to-office policy and investment in...
Federal Government's Reduced Presence in Ottawa Impacts City's Economy"
The underutilization of federal office space in Ottawa, coupled with recent job losses and a lack of a clear workforce strategy, is negatively affecting the city's economy and overall vitality, prompting calls for a comprehensive plan that includes a defined return-to-office policy and investment in...
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52% Bias Score
Southeast Asia Faces \$2 Billion Cut in Western Development Funding
Western governments' cutbacks will reduce development financing to Southeast Asia by over \$2 billion in 2026, impacting poorer nations most severely and increasing reliance on China and other Asian nations for funding.
Southeast Asia Faces \$2 Billion Cut in Western Development Funding
Western governments' cutbacks will reduce development financing to Southeast Asia by over \$2 billion in 2026, impacting poorer nations most severely and increasing reliance on China and other Asian nations for funding.
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44% Bias Score
Stellantis Reports €2.3 Billion Net Loss in First Half of 2025
Stellantis announced a €2.3 billion net loss for the first half of 2025, primarily due to decreased sales in Europe and the US, charges from discontinued models, and temporary production halts responding to new North American tariffs; this contrasts sharply with the €5.6 billion net profit during th...
Stellantis Reports €2.3 Billion Net Loss in First Half of 2025
Stellantis announced a €2.3 billion net loss for the first half of 2025, primarily due to decreased sales in Europe and the US, charges from discontinued models, and temporary production halts responding to new North American tariffs; this contrasts sharply with the €5.6 billion net profit during th...
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32% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs: Economic Uncertainty and Rising US Debt
President Trump's planned tariffs on European goods threaten significant economic repercussions for both the US and Europe, impacting various industries, increasing consumer prices, and raising concerns about growing US national debt.
Trump's Tariffs: Economic Uncertainty and Rising US Debt
President Trump's planned tariffs on European goods threaten significant economic repercussions for both the US and Europe, impacting various industries, increasing consumer prices, and raising concerns about growing US national debt.
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56% Bias Score
Amsterdam Stock Exchange Rises on US-Japan Trade Deal Despite Tech Sector Losses
The Amsterdam stock exchange opened higher Wednesday, driven by a positive response to a new US-Japan trade deal imposing a 15% mutual import tariff. However, several tech companies, including ASMI and CM.com, experienced significant losses due to poor quarterly results; a Microsoft cybersecurity br...
Amsterdam Stock Exchange Rises on US-Japan Trade Deal Despite Tech Sector Losses
The Amsterdam stock exchange opened higher Wednesday, driven by a positive response to a new US-Japan trade deal imposing a 15% mutual import tariff. However, several tech companies, including ASMI and CM.com, experienced significant losses due to poor quarterly results; a Microsoft cybersecurity br...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch House Prices Rise 9.7% in Q2 2025, Drenthe Leads
Dutch house prices rose 9.7 percent in Q2 2025 compared to Q2 2024, with Drenthe seeing the highest increase (13.4 percent) and Noord-Holland the lowest (7.1 percent), while apartment sales increased by 32.4 percent, exceeding overall transaction growth.
Dutch House Prices Rise 9.7% in Q2 2025, Drenthe Leads
Dutch house prices rose 9.7 percent in Q2 2025 compared to Q2 2024, with Drenthe seeing the highest increase (13.4 percent) and Noord-Holland the lowest (7.1 percent), while apartment sales increased by 32.4 percent, exceeding overall transaction growth.
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36% Bias Score
Mental Health Investment: A Compelling Business Case
Mental health challenges cost US employers $105 billion annually, but investments in employee well-being yield a significant return on investment (ROI) of $1.62-$2.18 per dollar spent, increasing productivity by 5% and boosting global GDP by $4.4 trillion by 2050.
Mental Health Investment: A Compelling Business Case
Mental health challenges cost US employers $105 billion annually, but investments in employee well-being yield a significant return on investment (ROI) of $1.62-$2.18 per dollar spent, increasing productivity by 5% and boosting global GDP by $4.4 trillion by 2050.
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52% Bias Score
Turkish Court Ruling Removes Protection Against Pension Seizures
A recent Turkish Supreme Court ruling eliminates legal protection preventing the seizure of retirement pensions for debt repayment, potentially impacting millions of retirees' financial security by allowing banks direct access to their pension funds.
Turkish Court Ruling Removes Protection Against Pension Seizures
A recent Turkish Supreme Court ruling eliminates legal protection preventing the seizure of retirement pensions for debt repayment, potentially impacting millions of retirees' financial security by allowing banks direct access to their pension funds.
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56% Bias Score
Middle East Fertility Rates Plummet, Raising Long-Term Concerns
Fertility rates in the Middle East have plummeted in recent decades, falling to below replacement levels in several countries. This decline is attributed to a combination of economic, social, and cultural factors, raising concerns about long-term demographic and socioeconomic consequences for the re...
Middle East Fertility Rates Plummet, Raising Long-Term Concerns
Fertility rates in the Middle East have plummeted in recent decades, falling to below replacement levels in several countries. This decline is attributed to a combination of economic, social, and cultural factors, raising concerns about long-term demographic and socioeconomic consequences for the re...
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44% Bias Score
Sargassum Crisis Cripples Caribbean Tourism
A record-breaking 38 million tons of sargassum seaweed is overwhelming Caribbean shores, causing significant economic losses to the tourism industry, environmental damage to coastal ecosystems, and health problems from the decaying seaweed, demanding immediate regional and international action.
Sargassum Crisis Cripples Caribbean Tourism
A record-breaking 38 million tons of sargassum seaweed is overwhelming Caribbean shores, causing significant economic losses to the tourism industry, environmental damage to coastal ecosystems, and health problems from the decaying seaweed, demanding immediate regional and international action.
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36% Bias Score
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