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Libya's Unrest: A Growing Threat to Italy's National Security
Escalating violence between Libyan militias threatens Italy's security, creating opportunities for Russia and Turkey. The conflict involves local divisions, regional rivalries, and global power struggles, endangering Italy's migration control, energy supplies, and counter-terrorism efforts.
Libya's Unrest: A Growing Threat to Italy's National Security
Escalating violence between Libyan militias threatens Italy's security, creating opportunities for Russia and Turkey. The conflict involves local divisions, regional rivalries, and global power struggles, endangering Italy's migration control, energy supplies, and counter-terrorism efforts.
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56% Bias Score
Azerbaijan-Israel Strategic Partnership Deepens Amidst Regional Tensions
Azerbaijan and Israel's strategic partnership, forged in the 1990s, has deepened significantly, encompassing energy, defense, and intelligence cooperation, with Azerbaijan providing crucial oil to Israel and receiving advanced defense technology in return, all while navigating complex regional dynam...
Azerbaijan-Israel Strategic Partnership Deepens Amidst Regional Tensions
Azerbaijan and Israel's strategic partnership, forged in the 1990s, has deepened significantly, encompassing energy, defense, and intelligence cooperation, with Azerbaijan providing crucial oil to Israel and receiving advanced defense technology in return, all while navigating complex regional dynam...
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40% Bias Score
Australia's Gas Project Extension Draws Criticism for Low Tax Revenue
Australia extended the Woodside Energy-operated NW Shelf gas project's license to 2070, despite criticism that it yields minimal tax revenue for the government; in 2022-23, Woodside paid only \$175m in PRRT from the project, while Australia exported nearly \$70bn worth of LNG.
Australia's Gas Project Extension Draws Criticism for Low Tax Revenue
Australia extended the Woodside Energy-operated NW Shelf gas project's license to 2070, despite criticism that it yields minimal tax revenue for the government; in 2022-23, Woodside paid only \$175m in PRRT from the project, while Australia exported nearly \$70bn worth of LNG.
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64% Bias Score
Line 5 Tunnel: Environmental Risks Outweigh Spill Prevention, Analysis Shows
The US Army Corps of Engineers' draft environmental impact analysis of Enbridge's proposed tunnel for its Line 5 oil pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac shows that while the project would prevent anchor-caused ruptures, it would also destroy wetlands, harm bat habitats, and cause other environmental...
Line 5 Tunnel: Environmental Risks Outweigh Spill Prevention, Analysis Shows
The US Army Corps of Engineers' draft environmental impact analysis of Enbridge's proposed tunnel for its Line 5 oil pipeline in the Straits of Mackinac shows that while the project would prevent anchor-caused ruptures, it would also destroy wetlands, harm bat habitats, and cause other environmental...
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44% Bias Score
IAEA Finds No Immediate Signs of Zaporizhzhia Plant Restart Despite Power Line Construction
The UN nuclear watchdog hasn't seen signs of Russia restarting the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant despite Greenpeace reporting power line construction nearby; the plant, occupied by Russia since February 2022, remains offline but safety concerns persist due to ongoing conflict and the Kakhova Dam ...
IAEA Finds No Immediate Signs of Zaporizhzhia Plant Restart Despite Power Line Construction
The UN nuclear watchdog hasn't seen signs of Russia restarting the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant despite Greenpeace reporting power line construction nearby; the plant, occupied by Russia since February 2022, remains offline but safety concerns persist due to ongoing conflict and the Kakhova Dam ...
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40% Bias Score
Russia's Fossil Fuel Exports Exceed Ukraine Aid Despite Sanctions
Since February 2022, Russia has earned over €883 billion from fossil fuel exports, exceeding aid to Ukraine; loopholes like the "refining loophole" allow continued revenue despite sanctions.
Russia's Fossil Fuel Exports Exceed Ukraine Aid Despite Sanctions
Since February 2022, Russia has earned over €883 billion from fossil fuel exports, exceeding aid to Ukraine; loopholes like the "refining loophole" allow continued revenue despite sanctions.
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32% Bias Score
Alaska LNG Project: A Pivotal Moment in U.S.-Asia Energy Diplomacy
The Trump administration plans a June 2 Alaska LNG summit to announce Asian commitments to a $44 billion project, leveraging energy exports to address trade disputes and boost U.S. geopolitical influence in Asia, with Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan considering major investments to avoid tariffs.
Alaska LNG Project: A Pivotal Moment in U.S.-Asia Energy Diplomacy
The Trump administration plans a June 2 Alaska LNG summit to announce Asian commitments to a $44 billion project, leveraging energy exports to address trade disputes and boost U.S. geopolitical influence in Asia, with Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan considering major investments to avoid tariffs.
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40% Bias Score
Azerbaijan-Israel Partnership Deepens Amidst Regional Tensions
Azerbaijan's steadfast support for Israel after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks underscores their strategic partnership rooted in energy cooperation (Azerbaijan supplies over half of Israel's energy needs), defense (Israel is Azerbaijan's main arms supplier), and shared concerns about Iran, while...
Azerbaijan-Israel Partnership Deepens Amidst Regional Tensions
Azerbaijan's steadfast support for Israel after the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks underscores their strategic partnership rooted in energy cooperation (Azerbaijan supplies over half of Israel's energy needs), defense (Israel is Azerbaijan's main arms supplier), and shared concerns about Iran, while...
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32% Bias Score
Trans Mountain Pipeline Exceeds Expectations, Generating $1.25 Billion for Canada
Trans Mountain Corp. exceeded expectations in its first year of expanded operation, generating $1.25 billion in revenue for the Canadian government due to record oil shipments (averaging 757,000 barrels daily) and a cost-reducing refinancing deal; further expansion projects are underway.
Trans Mountain Pipeline Exceeds Expectations, Generating $1.25 Billion for Canada
Trans Mountain Corp. exceeded expectations in its first year of expanded operation, generating $1.25 billion in revenue for the Canadian government due to record oil shipments (averaging 757,000 barrels daily) and a cost-reducing refinancing deal; further expansion projects are underway.
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44% Bias Score
BC's Fast-Tracked Transmission Line Faces Uncertain Future
British Columbia plans a new transmission line from Prince George to Terrace by summer 2026 to power critical mineral mines and other projects, but faces challenges including budget uncertainty, incomplete First Nations agreements, and BC Hydro's past performance issues.
BC's Fast-Tracked Transmission Line Faces Uncertain Future
British Columbia plans a new transmission line from Prince George to Terrace by summer 2026 to power critical mineral mines and other projects, but faces challenges including budget uncertainty, incomplete First Nations agreements, and BC Hydro's past performance issues.
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48% Bias Score
Russia's Fossil Fuel Exports Fund Ukraine War Despite Sanctions
Between February 2022 and May 29, 2024, Russia earned $973 billion from fossil fuel exports, exceeding threefold the aid given to Ukraine by its allies; $260 billion came from sanctioning countries, with the EU contributing $237 billion, despite sanctions.
Russia's Fossil Fuel Exports Fund Ukraine War Despite Sanctions
Between February 2022 and May 29, 2024, Russia earned $973 billion from fossil fuel exports, exceeding threefold the aid given to Ukraine by its allies; $260 billion came from sanctioning countries, with the EU contributing $237 billion, despite sanctions.
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36% Bias Score
Supreme Court Backs Utah Oil Railway, Scaling Back Environmental Law
The Supreme Court sided with the Uinta Basin Railway expansion in Utah, weakening the National Environmental Policy Act by limiting the scope of environmental reviews to direct project impacts, potentially accelerating energy development nationwide and increasing oil production in Utah, which was va...
Supreme Court Backs Utah Oil Railway, Scaling Back Environmental Law
The Supreme Court sided with the Uinta Basin Railway expansion in Utah, weakening the National Environmental Policy Act by limiting the scope of environmental reviews to direct project impacts, potentially accelerating energy development nationwide and increasing oil production in Utah, which was va...
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48% Bias Score
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