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Baltic Sea Under Siege: Hybrid Warfare Attacks Target Underwater Infrastructure
Russia's shadow fleet is suspected of conducting multiple acts of sabotage against underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea, causing damage to power and fiber optic cables connecting several NATO countries, raising tensions in the region.
Baltic Sea Under Siege: Hybrid Warfare Attacks Target Underwater Infrastructure
Russia's shadow fleet is suspected of conducting multiple acts of sabotage against underwater infrastructure in the Baltic Sea, causing damage to power and fiber optic cables connecting several NATO countries, raising tensions in the region.
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52% Bias Score
Ukrainian Drones Attack Russian Oil Refinery and Pumping Station
Ukrainian drones attacked a Lukoil oil refinery and other industrial facilities in Volgograd, Russia, on January 31st, causing a fire and injuring one worker; a similar attack is alleged to have occurred at an oil pumping station in Tver, potentially impacting the Baltic Pipeline System 2.
Ukrainian Drones Attack Russian Oil Refinery and Pumping Station
Ukrainian drones attacked a Lukoil oil refinery and other industrial facilities in Volgograd, Russia, on January 31st, causing a fire and injuring one worker; a similar attack is alleged to have occurred at an oil pumping station in Tver, potentially impacting the Baltic Pipeline System 2.
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40% Bias Score
Shell to Appeal 'Unlawful' Jackdaw Gas Project Ruling
A Scottish court ruled Shell's Jackdaw gas field project unlawful due to insufficient indirect emissions consideration, prompting Shell's CEO to appeal to the UK Supreme Court and consider moving its stock market listing from London to New York.
Shell to Appeal 'Unlawful' Jackdaw Gas Project Ruling
A Scottish court ruled Shell's Jackdaw gas field project unlawful due to insufficient indirect emissions consideration, prompting Shell's CEO to appeal to the UK Supreme Court and consider moving its stock market listing from London to New York.
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56% Bias Score
Burgum's Fossil Fuel Ties Raise Concerns as Trump Appoints Him to Lead Interior Department
President Trump's nomination of Doug Burgum, former North Dakota governor with deep ties to the oil and gas industry, to lead the Interior Department raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest given his administration's assistance to the industry while profiting from family land leases an...
Burgum's Fossil Fuel Ties Raise Concerns as Trump Appoints Him to Lead Interior Department
President Trump's nomination of Doug Burgum, former North Dakota governor with deep ties to the oil and gas industry, to lead the Interior Department raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest given his administration's assistance to the industry while profiting from family land leases an...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Potential Oil Tariffs: Economic Impacts and Global Implications
President Trump may impose tariffs up to 25% on oil imports from Canada and Mexico on February 1st, potentially impacting U.S. gasoline prices and Canada's GDP, although the final decision remains uncertain.
Trump's Potential Oil Tariffs: Economic Impacts and Global Implications
President Trump may impose tariffs up to 25% on oil imports from Canada and Mexico on February 1st, potentially impacting U.S. gasoline prices and Canada's GDP, although the final decision remains uncertain.
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36% Bias Score
Opposition Mounts Against Fessenheim Radioactive Scrap Recycling Plant
A planned recycling plant for low-level radioactive scrap metal near Fessenheim, France, is facing strong opposition due to concerns about radioactivity and environmental risks, particularly from Germany, which is phasing out nuclear power, while France is expanding it. The plant, proposed by EDF fo...
Opposition Mounts Against Fessenheim Radioactive Scrap Recycling Plant
A planned recycling plant for low-level radioactive scrap metal near Fessenheim, France, is facing strong opposition due to concerns about radioactivity and environmental risks, particularly from Germany, which is phasing out nuclear power, while France is expanding it. The plant, proposed by EDF fo...
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine Conflict: Russia's Advance and Uncertain US Role
Amid escalating tensions in Ukraine, Russia is intensifying its military offensive while simultaneously seeking direct negotiations with the US, impacting any potential peace agreement's structure and timeline. The Minsk Accords' failure underscores the challenges in enforcing any future agreement.
Ukraine Conflict: Russia's Advance and Uncertain US Role
Amid escalating tensions in Ukraine, Russia is intensifying its military offensive while simultaneously seeking direct negotiations with the US, impacting any potential peace agreement's structure and timeline. The Minsk Accords' failure underscores the challenges in enforcing any future agreement.
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44% Bias Score
France Rejects US LNG Demands, Prioritizing Balanced Energy Approach
France opposes increasing LNG purchases from the US to replace Russian gas, prioritizing a balanced energy approach despite being the EU's largest direct buyer of Russian LNG, clashing with some EU members' strategies. This decision is partly influenced by TotalEnergies' long-term contract with Russ...
France Rejects US LNG Demands, Prioritizing Balanced Energy Approach
France opposes increasing LNG purchases from the US to replace Russian gas, prioritizing a balanced energy approach despite being the EU's largest direct buyer of Russian LNG, clashing with some EU members' strategies. This decision is partly influenced by TotalEnergies' long-term contract with Russ...
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60% Bias Score
Senate Confirms Burgum as Interior Secretary, Prioritizing Fossil Fuel Production
The Senate confirmed Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary, marking a shift towards increased fossil fuel production on federal lands, reversing previous policies and raising environmental concerns; the vote was 79-18.
Senate Confirms Burgum as Interior Secretary, Prioritizing Fossil Fuel Production
The Senate confirmed Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary, marking a shift towards increased fossil fuel production on federal lands, reversing previous policies and raising environmental concerns; the vote was 79-18.
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56% Bias Score
Hungary Threatens to Veto EU Sanctions on Russia Over Energy Security Concerns
Hungary's Foreign Minister, Peter Szijjarto, threatened to veto the EU's extension of sanctions against Russia in March unless the EU and Ukraine guarantee Hungary's energy security by preventing threats to its energy infrastructure and ensuring continued Russian energy transit.
Hungary Threatens to Veto EU Sanctions on Russia Over Energy Security Concerns
Hungary's Foreign Minister, Peter Szijjarto, threatened to veto the EU's extension of sanctions against Russia in March unless the EU and Ukraine guarantee Hungary's energy security by preventing threats to its energy infrastructure and ensuring continued Russian energy transit.
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48% Bias Score
Ivanpah Solar Plant Closure Highlights Renewable Energy Shift
The Ivanpah solar plant, once the world's largest concentrated solar power plant, is set to close in 2026 due to cheaper photovoltaic technology and environmental concerns, including the deaths of thousands of birds and tortoises.
Ivanpah Solar Plant Closure Highlights Renewable Energy Shift
The Ivanpah solar plant, once the world's largest concentrated solar power plant, is set to close in 2026 due to cheaper photovoltaic technology and environmental concerns, including the deaths of thousands of birds and tortoises.
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52% Bias Score
Shell Gives Investors Multibillion-Dollar Windfall Despite Falling Profits
Shell reported $23.7bn in profit for 2024, lower than expected but still leading to a 4% dividend increase and $3.5bn in share buybacks, despite falling oil and gas prices and Greenpeace criticisms of their environmental impact.
Shell Gives Investors Multibillion-Dollar Windfall Despite Falling Profits
Shell reported $23.7bn in profit for 2024, lower than expected but still leading to a 4% dividend increase and $3.5bn in share buybacks, despite falling oil and gas prices and Greenpeace criticisms of their environmental impact.
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52% Bias Score
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