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Disabled Tanker Eventin Towed in Baltic Sea
The disabled tanker Eventin, carrying 99,000 tons of oil and part of Russia's shadow fleet, is being towed to a safer location northeast of Cape Arkona after a blackout caused it to drift in the Baltic Sea; three tugboats are involved in the operation, and the 24-person crew is safe.
Disabled Tanker Eventin Towed in Baltic Sea
The disabled tanker Eventin, carrying 99,000 tons of oil and part of Russia's shadow fleet, is being towed to a safer location northeast of Cape Arkona after a blackout caused it to drift in the Baltic Sea; three tugboats are involved in the operation, and the 24-person crew is safe.
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32% Bias Score
Germany's Renewable Energy Rollercoaster: Surplus to Crisis in 2025
In early 2025, Germany experienced extreme fluctuations in electricity prices due to variable renewable energy generation; surpluses led to negative prices, while shortfalls caused prices to spike to €936 per megawatt-hour, highlighting the need for better grid infrastructure and energy storage.
Germany's Renewable Energy Rollercoaster: Surplus to Crisis in 2025
In early 2025, Germany experienced extreme fluctuations in electricity prices due to variable renewable energy generation; surpluses led to negative prices, while shortfalls caused prices to spike to €936 per megawatt-hour, highlighting the need for better grid infrastructure and energy storage.
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48% Bias Score
Franco-Algerian Commission to Examine Colonial Archives
French President Emmanuel Macron and Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced a joint commission of historians to study archives on colonization and the Algerian War, aiming to improve bilateral relations and address historical grievances.
Franco-Algerian Commission to Examine Colonial Archives
French President Emmanuel Macron and Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced a joint commission of historians to study archives on colonization and the Algerian War, aiming to improve bilateral relations and address historical grievances.
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40% Bias Score
Microreactors: A Promising but Challenging Clean Energy Solution
The rising popularity of microreactors, smaller and safer nuclear reactors, offers a cleaner energy alternative for various sectors, replacing traditional fossil fuel generators while tackling climate change; however, challenges including waste disposal and high initial costs remain.
Microreactors: A Promising but Challenging Clean Energy Solution
The rising popularity of microreactors, smaller and safer nuclear reactors, offers a cleaner energy alternative for various sectors, replacing traditional fossil fuel generators while tackling climate change; however, challenges including waste disposal and high initial costs remain.
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44% Bias Score
Microreactors: A Nuclear Power Resurgence
Driven by climate goals, the nuclear power sector is experiencing a global surge, with the US and several EU countries significantly increasing investments and deployments, particularly focusing on smaller, safer, and cheaper microreactors to replace fossil fuel generators across various sectors, th...
Microreactors: A Nuclear Power Resurgence
Driven by climate goals, the nuclear power sector is experiencing a global surge, with the US and several EU countries significantly increasing investments and deployments, particularly focusing on smaller, safer, and cheaper microreactors to replace fossil fuel generators across various sectors, th...
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60% Bias Score
Uneven Uptake of Balcony Solar Panel Subsidies in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's €10 million subsidy program for balcony solar panels saw 6000 homeowner applications in summer 2023, exhausting their allocation, while only around 3000 renter applications were received by the end of 2024, leaving €4.5 million unspent; the funds will be reallocated to clima...
Uneven Uptake of Balcony Solar Panel Subsidies in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's €10 million subsidy program for balcony solar panels saw 6000 homeowner applications in summer 2023, exhausting their allocation, while only around 3000 renter applications were received by the end of 2024, leaving €4.5 million unspent; the funds will be reallocated to clima...
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36% Bias Score
Russian Tanker's Loss of Control Raises Baltic Sea Security Concerns
A Russian-linked tanker, Eventin, carrying almost 100,000 tons of oil, lost control near Germany's Ruegen island on January 10th, raising concerns about environmental risks and highlighting the alleged use of Russia's "shadow fleet" to circumvent sanctions imposed due to the war in Ukraine.
Russian Tanker's Loss of Control Raises Baltic Sea Security Concerns
A Russian-linked tanker, Eventin, carrying almost 100,000 tons of oil, lost control near Germany's Ruegen island on January 10th, raising concerns about environmental risks and highlighting the alleged use of Russia's "shadow fleet" to circumvent sanctions imposed due to the war in Ukraine.
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56% Bias Score
US-Serbia Strategic Dialogue Amidst NIS Sanctions
The US will initiate a strategic dialogue with Serbia, elevating their relationship amidst US sanctions on Serbia's Russian-majority owned oil company, NIS, giving Serbia a February 25th deadline to remove Russian ownership; this comes after Serbia's expressed support for Donald Trump.
US-Serbia Strategic Dialogue Amidst NIS Sanctions
The US will initiate a strategic dialogue with Serbia, elevating their relationship amidst US sanctions on Serbia's Russian-majority owned oil company, NIS, giving Serbia a February 25th deadline to remove Russian ownership; this comes after Serbia's expressed support for Donald Trump.
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40% Bias Score
German Rescue Operation Prevents Baltic Sea Oil Spill from Russian 'Shadow Fleet' Tanker
A Panamanian-flagged tanker, Eventin, suffered a power outage in the Baltic Sea north of Germany on January 11th, prompting a major rescue operation to prevent an oil spill; the incident highlights Russia's use of a "shadow fleet" to evade sanctions.
German Rescue Operation Prevents Baltic Sea Oil Spill from Russian 'Shadow Fleet' Tanker
A Panamanian-flagged tanker, Eventin, suffered a power outage in the Baltic Sea north of Germany on January 11th, prompting a major rescue operation to prevent an oil spill; the incident highlights Russia's use of a "shadow fleet" to evade sanctions.
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48% Bias Score
Report Urges Public Control of North Sea Oil and Gas to Avoid Industry Collapse
A Common Wealth report warns of a potential collapse of the North Sea oil and gas industry under private ownership, urging increased state control for a just transition and to avoid a \$10.8 billion decommissioning bill for taxpayers; the report projects that current reserves will be exhausted in un...
Report Urges Public Control of North Sea Oil and Gas to Avoid Industry Collapse
A Common Wealth report warns of a potential collapse of the North Sea oil and gas industry under private ownership, urging increased state control for a just transition and to avoid a \$10.8 billion decommissioning bill for taxpayers; the report projects that current reserves will be exhausted in un...
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52% Bias Score
UK Faces Gas Supply Uncertainty Amid Conflicting Reports
Conflicting reports on UK gas reserves emerged this week, with Centrica warning of critically low stocks while National Gas claimed healthy levels; this uncertainty could force the UK to import EU gas at a higher price, impacting consumers.
UK Faces Gas Supply Uncertainty Amid Conflicting Reports
Conflicting reports on UK gas reserves emerged this week, with Centrica warning of critically low stocks while National Gas claimed healthy levels; this uncertainty could force the UK to import EU gas at a higher price, impacting consumers.
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48% Bias Score
NATO Steps Up Baltic Sea Patrols After Suspected Cable Sabotage
Increased NATO maritime patrols in the Baltic Sea follow damage to the Estlink 2 power cable and other undersea cables, with suspicion falling on Russia despite denials, prompting concerns about energy security and broader geopolitical implications.
NATO Steps Up Baltic Sea Patrols After Suspected Cable Sabotage
Increased NATO maritime patrols in the Baltic Sea follow damage to the Estlink 2 power cable and other undersea cables, with suspicion falling on Russia despite denials, prompting concerns about energy security and broader geopolitical implications.
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60% Bias Score
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