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Early, Intense Heatwaves Cripple India and Pakistan
India and Pakistan are experiencing unusually early and intense heatwaves, with temperatures exceeding 49 degrees Celsius in some areas, causing widespread power outages, impacting crop yields, increasing illness, and threatening the livelihoods of millions.
Early, Intense Heatwaves Cripple India and Pakistan
India and Pakistan are experiencing unusually early and intense heatwaves, with temperatures exceeding 49 degrees Celsius in some areas, causing widespread power outages, impacting crop yields, increasing illness, and threatening the livelihoods of millions.
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20% Bias Score
Nvidia to Invest \$500 Billion in US AI Infrastructure
Nvidia, facing potential tariffs, will invest up to \$500 billion in US AI infrastructure over four years to build "supercomputers", strengthening its supply chain and responding to growing demand, spurred by President Trump's trade policies and a recent meeting between Nvidia's CEO and President Tr...
Nvidia to Invest \$500 Billion in US AI Infrastructure
Nvidia, facing potential tariffs, will invest up to \$500 billion in US AI infrastructure over four years to build "supercomputers", strengthening its supply chain and responding to growing demand, spurred by President Trump's trade policies and a recent meeting between Nvidia's CEO and President Tr...
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60% Bias Score
Dollar and Treasury Bond Slump Signals Loss of Confidence in U.S. Assets
Simultaneous slumps in the U.S. dollar and Treasury bonds signal a loss of confidence in U.S. assets, driven by private sector investors selling $17.5 billion in Treasuries and raising yields to record highs, potentially reshaping global financial power dynamics.
Dollar and Treasury Bond Slump Signals Loss of Confidence in U.S. Assets
Simultaneous slumps in the U.S. dollar and Treasury bonds signal a loss of confidence in U.S. assets, driven by private sector investors selling $17.5 billion in Treasuries and raising yields to record highs, potentially reshaping global financial power dynamics.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs and OPEC+ Decision Plunge Oil Prices to Four-Year Low
President Trump's new tariffs and the OPEC+ decision to significantly increase oil production sent Brent crude prices plummeting to near US\$60 per barrel, the lowest in four years, raising concerns about global economic growth and significantly impacting Russia's war effort in Ukraine.
Trump's Tariffs and OPEC+ Decision Plunge Oil Prices to Four-Year Low
President Trump's new tariffs and the OPEC+ decision to significantly increase oil production sent Brent crude prices plummeting to near US\$60 per barrel, the lowest in four years, raising concerns about global economic growth and significantly impacting Russia's war effort in Ukraine.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Considers Auto Tariff Exemption Amidst Trade Policy Volatility
President Trump hinted at temporarily exempting the auto industry from tariffs to aid supply chain adjustments, despite previously declaring them "permanent," while simultaneously creating uncertainty and market volatility.
Trump Considers Auto Tariff Exemption Amidst Trade Policy Volatility
President Trump hinted at temporarily exempting the auto industry from tariffs to aid supply chain adjustments, despite previously declaring them "permanent," while simultaneously creating uncertainty and market volatility.
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60% Bias Score
UK Government Intervenes to Save Scunthorpe Steelworks, Highlighting Shift in Industrial Policy
The UK government intervened to prevent the closure of Scunthorpe steelworks, the last virgin steel producer in the UK, appointing new management to ensure its continued operation, citing national security concerns and a shift in policy to protect strategic industries, contrasting with previous relu...
UK Government Intervenes to Save Scunthorpe Steelworks, Highlighting Shift in Industrial Policy
The UK government intervened to prevent the closure of Scunthorpe steelworks, the last virgin steel producer in the UK, appointing new management to ensure its continued operation, citing national security concerns and a shift in policy to protect strategic industries, contrasting with previous relu...
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48% Bias Score
Early Heatwave Cripples India and Pakistan
An early and intense heatwave is affecting India and Pakistan, causing temperatures to reach up to 49°C, leading to widespread power outages, crop damage, and health issues, particularly among pregnant women and newborns. The heatwave's impact is further compounded by existing inequalities and lack ...
Early Heatwave Cripples India and Pakistan
An early and intense heatwave is affecting India and Pakistan, causing temperatures to reach up to 49°C, leading to widespread power outages, crop damage, and health issues, particularly among pregnant women and newborns. The heatwave's impact is further compounded by existing inequalities and lack ...
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24% Bias Score
US Launches Investigations into Semiconductor and Pharmaceutical Imports, Citing National Security
The U.S. Department of Commerce launched investigations into semiconductor and pharmaceutical imports, citing national security risks, potentially leading to new tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, impacting global supply chains and trade relations.
US Launches Investigations into Semiconductor and Pharmaceutical Imports, Citing National Security
The U.S. Department of Commerce launched investigations into semiconductor and pharmaceutical imports, citing national security risks, potentially leading to new tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, impacting global supply chains and trade relations.
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36% Bias Score
China's Deep Grip on UK Infrastructure Sparks Security Fears
China's extensive investments in UK infrastructure, spanning energy, water, telecommunications, and real estate, raise significant national security and economic dependence concerns, prompting government reviews and actions to reduce reliance on Chinese entities.
China's Deep Grip on UK Infrastructure Sparks Security Fears
China's extensive investments in UK infrastructure, spanning energy, water, telecommunications, and real estate, raise significant national security and economic dependence concerns, prompting government reviews and actions to reduce reliance on Chinese entities.
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56% Bias Score
Economic Hardship Among Young Men Fuels Rise of Antifeminism in Europe
A new study by the European Policy Center links the rise of antifeminist discourse in Europe to the economic difficulties faced by young men, particularly in access to education and employment, alongside the increasing gender pay gap and housing costs.
Economic Hardship Among Young Men Fuels Rise of Antifeminism in Europe
A new study by the European Policy Center links the rise of antifeminist discourse in Europe to the economic difficulties faced by young men, particularly in access to education and employment, alongside the increasing gender pay gap and housing costs.
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48% Bias Score
Europe's Economic Crisis Fuels Anti-Feminist Backlash
Economic hardship among young European men, particularly in housing and education, fuels anti-feminist discourse and contributes to increased support for far-right parties, contrasting with young women's greater support for progressive movements.
Europe's Economic Crisis Fuels Anti-Feminist Backlash
Economic hardship among young European men, particularly in housing and education, fuels anti-feminist discourse and contributes to increased support for far-right parties, contrasting with young women's greater support for progressive movements.
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60% Bias Score
UK Seizes Steel Plant from Chinese Owner, Sparking National Security Review
The UK government took control of the Scunthorpe steel plant from Chinese owner Jingye after concerns over its business practices, prompting calls for a review of Chinese investment in UK infrastructure, raising national security concerns despite government claims that the incident is isolated.
UK Seizes Steel Plant from Chinese Owner, Sparking National Security Review
The UK government took control of the Scunthorpe steel plant from Chinese owner Jingye after concerns over its business practices, prompting calls for a review of Chinese investment in UK infrastructure, raising national security concerns despite government claims that the incident is isolated.
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48% Bias Score
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