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US Economic Model: Systemic Wealth Transfer Masquerading as Free Trade
The US economic model, characterized by global value extraction disguised as free trade, harms developing nations by leveraging the US dollar and market power, causing a wealth transfer and loss of economic sovereignty; however, emerging economic blocs like BRICS+ could offer alternatives.
US Economic Model: Systemic Wealth Transfer Masquerading as Free Trade
The US economic model, characterized by global value extraction disguised as free trade, harms developing nations by leveraging the US dollar and market power, causing a wealth transfer and loss of economic sovereignty; however, emerging economic blocs like BRICS+ could offer alternatives.
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60% Bias Score
EU-US Trade Deal: 15% Tariff Averts Trade War but Raises Concerns
A US-EU trade agreement imposes a 15% tariff on numerous European goods, averting a larger trade war but prompting criticism for its perceived one-sidedness and potential negative impact on European economic growth, with the EU committing to significant investments and energy purchases from the US.
EU-US Trade Deal: 15% Tariff Averts Trade War but Raises Concerns
A US-EU trade agreement imposes a 15% tariff on numerous European goods, averting a larger trade war but prompting criticism for its perceived one-sidedness and potential negative impact on European economic growth, with the EU committing to significant investments and energy purchases from the US.
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60% Bias Score
Africa's New Credit Rating Agency: A Path to Transparent Financial Governance
The African Credit Rating Agency aims to increase transparency in the credit rating process by publishing committee transcripts, forming hybrid committees with diverse expertise, and utilizing AI to detect bias, thereby improving rating accuracy and fostering economic sovereignty for African nations...
Africa's New Credit Rating Agency: A Path to Transparent Financial Governance
The African Credit Rating Agency aims to increase transparency in the credit rating process by publishing committee transcripts, forming hybrid committees with diverse expertise, and utilizing AI to detect bias, thereby improving rating accuracy and fostering economic sovereignty for African nations...
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48% Bias Score
CIB Surpasses $1 Billion in Indigenous Infrastructure Funding
The Canada Infrastructure Bank surpassed $1 billion in funding for Indigenous infrastructure projects, facilitating Indigenous equity ownership in major developments like power lines and clean energy, and addressing a significant infrastructure gap estimated at $200-$300 billion.
CIB Surpasses $1 Billion in Indigenous Infrastructure Funding
The Canada Infrastructure Bank surpassed $1 billion in funding for Indigenous infrastructure projects, facilitating Indigenous equity ownership in major developments like power lines and clean energy, and addressing a significant infrastructure gap estimated at $200-$300 billion.
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36% Bias Score
Canada's China Policy: Short-Term Gains, Long-Term Risks
Canada's alignment with the U.S.'s anti-China trade policy offers short-term benefits through increased access to the U.S. market, but this approach jeopardizes Canada's long-term economic sovereignty and trade relationships with other nations, as exemplified by the recent 100% tariff on Chinese ele...
Canada's China Policy: Short-Term Gains, Long-Term Risks
Canada's alignment with the U.S.'s anti-China trade policy offers short-term benefits through increased access to the U.S. market, but this approach jeopardizes Canada's long-term economic sovereignty and trade relationships with other nations, as exemplified by the recent 100% tariff on Chinese ele...
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine Rejects US Mineral Deal, Citing Sovereignty Concerns
Ukraine rejected a US proposal on post-war mineral resource development, citing sovereignty concerns; negotiations continue with a Ukrainian delegation visiting the US for talks, including representatives from an international law firm.
Ukraine Rejects US Mineral Deal, Citing Sovereignty Concerns
Ukraine rejected a US proposal on post-war mineral resource development, citing sovereignty concerns; negotiations continue with a Ukrainian delegation visiting the US for talks, including representatives from an international law firm.
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60% Bias Score
EU-US Tariff Deal Results in Significant Trade Deficit for Europe
The Trump-Von der Leyen tariff agreement shifts the EU from a €48 billion trade surplus to an €8 billion deficit with the US, imposing a new €117 billion tariff on EU exports; undermining the EU's trade position globally.
EU-US Tariff Deal Results in Significant Trade Deficit for Europe
The Trump-Von der Leyen tariff agreement shifts the EU from a €48 billion trade surplus to an €8 billion deficit with the US, imposing a new €117 billion tariff on EU exports; undermining the EU's trade position globally.
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80% Bias Score
Canada's Innovation Deficit Costs Hundreds of Billions Annually
Outdated Canadian innovation policies are costing the country hundreds of billions of dollars annually due to the inability to commercialize research and protect intellectual property, prompting calls for a Canada-first approach in upcoming USMCA negotiations.
Canada's Innovation Deficit Costs Hundreds of Billions Annually
Outdated Canadian innovation policies are costing the country hundreds of billions of dollars annually due to the inability to commercialize research and protect intellectual property, prompting calls for a Canada-first approach in upcoming USMCA negotiations.
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52% Bias Score
Florida Makes Gold and Silver Legal Tender, Exempting Sales Tax
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill making gold and silver legal tender starting July 1, 2026, aiming for "economic self-determination" and exempting their purchase from sales tax immediately; the bill includes stringent regulations for financial institutions.
Florida Makes Gold and Silver Legal Tender, Exempting Sales Tax
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill making gold and silver legal tender starting July 1, 2026, aiming for "economic self-determination" and exempting their purchase from sales tax immediately; the bill includes stringent regulations for financial institutions.
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52% Bias Score
Ukraine's Parliament Debates Opaque US Minerals Deal
Ukraine's parliament is debating a minerals deal with the US, signed May 1st, granting the US long-term priority access to Ukrainian mineral resources in exchange for investment, but the lack of transparency around key documents and concerns about Ukraine's economic sovereignty threaten its ratifica...
Ukraine's Parliament Debates Opaque US Minerals Deal
Ukraine's parliament is debating a minerals deal with the US, signed May 1st, granting the US long-term priority access to Ukrainian mineral resources in exchange for investment, but the lack of transparency around key documents and concerns about Ukraine's economic sovereignty threaten its ratifica...
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52% Bias Score
Canada's Economic Sovereignty: A Call for Swift Action
Canada's untapped economic potential, encompassing natural resources, skilled labor, and technological innovation, requires swift action and strategic planning to overcome complacency and internal divisions, prioritizing key sectors and leveraging existing infrastructure to achieve economic sovereig...
Canada's Economic Sovereignty: A Call for Swift Action
Canada's untapped economic potential, encompassing natural resources, skilled labor, and technological innovation, requires swift action and strategic planning to overcome complacency and internal divisions, prioritizing key sectors and leveraging existing infrastructure to achieve economic sovereig...
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40% Bias Score
France's 2024 Public Deficit Reaches 5.8% of GDP
France's 2024 public deficit reached 5.8% of GDP, exceeding initial projections despite being slightly better than anticipated, due to higher public spending and slower revenue growth, increasing its public debt to over €3.3 trillion.
France's 2024 Public Deficit Reaches 5.8% of GDP
France's 2024 public deficit reached 5.8% of GDP, exceeding initial projections despite being slightly better than anticipated, due to higher public spending and slower revenue growth, increasing its public debt to over €3.3 trillion.
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48% Bias Score
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