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Ukraine Doubts Russia's Commitment to Energy Ceasefire Amidst Drone Warfare
Ukraine and Russia have agreed to a partial ceasefire, including halting attacks on energy infrastructure, despite concerns from Ukrainian drone makers about Russia's commitment; the agreement comes after significant damage to Russian oil facilities by Ukrainian drones and ongoing Russian attacks on...
Ukraine Doubts Russia's Commitment to Energy Ceasefire Amidst Drone Warfare
Ukraine and Russia have agreed to a partial ceasefire, including halting attacks on energy infrastructure, despite concerns from Ukrainian drone makers about Russia's commitment; the agreement comes after significant damage to Russian oil facilities by Ukrainian drones and ongoing Russian attacks on...
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44% Bias Score
US Brokers Separate Deals with Ukraine and Russia to Ensure Black Sea Safety
The United States brokered separate agreements with Ukraine and Russia to ensure safe Black Sea navigation and prevent attacks on energy infrastructure, involving potential sanctions relief for Russia and raising concerns among Ukraine and its European allies.
US Brokers Separate Deals with Ukraine and Russia to Ensure Black Sea Safety
The United States brokered separate agreements with Ukraine and Russia to ensure safe Black Sea navigation and prevent attacks on energy infrastructure, involving potential sanctions relief for Russia and raising concerns among Ukraine and its European allies.
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32% Bias Score
Shell Prioritizes Fossil Fuels, Cuts Costs, Boosts Shareholder Returns
Shell announced a cost-cutting plan, prioritizing fossil fuel production over renewable energy to increase shareholder returns by 40%-50%, reducing annual costs by $5-$7 billion by 2028, despite reduced 2024 profits compared to 2023, causing climate activist backlash.
Shell Prioritizes Fossil Fuels, Cuts Costs, Boosts Shareholder Returns
Shell announced a cost-cutting plan, prioritizing fossil fuel production over renewable energy to increase shareholder returns by 40%-50%, reducing annual costs by $5-$7 billion by 2028, despite reduced 2024 profits compared to 2023, causing climate activist backlash.
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48% Bias Score
Heathrow Airport Closure: Police Rule Out Criminal Activity, Investigations Continue
A fire at an electrical substation near Heathrow Airport caused its closure on Friday, disrupting around 250,000 passengers and 1,300 flights; investigations found no evidence of criminal activity, but reviews into the incident's handling are underway.
Heathrow Airport Closure: Police Rule Out Criminal Activity, Investigations Continue
A fire at an electrical substation near Heathrow Airport caused its closure on Friday, disrupting around 250,000 passengers and 1,300 flights; investigations found no evidence of criminal activity, but reviews into the incident's handling are underway.
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40% Bias Score
Decision on Woodside's North West Shelf Gas Project Delayed Until After Federal Election
Australia's Environment Minister delayed the decision on Woodside's North West Shelf gas project extension until May 31, after the federal election, sparking criticism from the opposition who accused the government of political maneuvering, while Woodside expressed disappointment over the delay.
Decision on Woodside's North West Shelf Gas Project Delayed Until After Federal Election
Australia's Environment Minister delayed the decision on Woodside's North West Shelf gas project extension until May 31, after the federal election, sparking criticism from the opposition who accused the government of political maneuvering, while Woodside expressed disappointment over the delay.
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52% Bias Score
Australia's Gas Shortage: From Export Giant to Potential Importer
Australia, a leading gas exporter, faces a gas shortage in its southeast due to waning production, inadequate pipeline infrastructure, and past policy failures; the government is exploring subsidies and a national gas reservation scheme, while potentially importing LNG, possibly from Japan, a major ...
Australia's Gas Shortage: From Export Giant to Potential Importer
Australia, a leading gas exporter, faces a gas shortage in its southeast due to waning production, inadequate pipeline infrastructure, and past policy failures; the government is exploring subsidies and a national gas reservation scheme, while potentially importing LNG, possibly from Japan, a major ...
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44% Bias Score
Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire Talks Stalled Amidst Continued Attacks
US-led negotiations for a 30-day partial ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine are underway, despite continued attacks and disagreements over the scope of protection, with a recent Russian missile strike injuring 88 in Sumy.
Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire Talks Stalled Amidst Continued Attacks
US-led negotiations for a 30-day partial ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine are underway, despite continued attacks and disagreements over the scope of protection, with a recent Russian missile strike injuring 88 in Sumy.
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60% Bias Score
Schneider Electric to Invest Over \$700 Million in US AI and Energy by 2027
Schneider Electric announced a \$700 million+ investment in US AI and energy infrastructure by 2027, creating over 1000 jobs and supporting national growth, exceeding \$1 billion this decade including previous investments.
Schneider Electric to Invest Over \$700 Million in US AI and Energy by 2027
Schneider Electric announced a \$700 million+ investment in US AI and energy infrastructure by 2027, creating over 1000 jobs and supporting national growth, exceeding \$1 billion this decade including previous investments.
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52% Bias Score
U.S.-Mediated Agreement Halts Russia-Ukraine Black Sea Attacks
Following separate meetings in Riyadh, the U.S. announced that Russia and Ukraine agreed to halt attacks on Black Sea targets and energy facilities, facilitated by the U.S., with further commitments including prisoner exchanges, and U.S. assistance for Russia's agricultural exports.
U.S.-Mediated Agreement Halts Russia-Ukraine Black Sea Attacks
Following separate meetings in Riyadh, the U.S. announced that Russia and Ukraine agreed to halt attacks on Black Sea targets and energy facilities, facilitated by the U.S., with further commitments including prisoner exchanges, and U.S. assistance for Russia's agricultural exports.
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32% Bias Score
US Strategic Interest in Suez Canal Security Outweighs Lower Trade Volume
The United States' strategic interest in securing the Suez Canal outweighs its comparatively lower trade volume through the canal due to its crucial role in LNG exports to Asia and its function as an alternative to the Panama Canal, especially amid capacity constraints and regional instability.
US Strategic Interest in Suez Canal Security Outweighs Lower Trade Volume
The United States' strategic interest in securing the Suez Canal outweighs its comparatively lower trade volume through the canal due to its crucial role in LNG exports to Asia and its function as an alternative to the Panama Canal, especially amid capacity constraints and regional instability.
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16% Bias Score
EU Launches €22.5 Billion Plan for Critical Raw Materials Self-Sufficiency
The European Commission has launched a plan to boost domestic production of 34 critical raw materials by 2030, aiming to reduce reliance on China and Russia, with projects in 13 member states and a €22.5 billion investment plan; however, public opposition and environmental concerns remain.
EU Launches €22.5 Billion Plan for Critical Raw Materials Self-Sufficiency
The European Commission has launched a plan to boost domestic production of 34 critical raw materials by 2030, aiming to reduce reliance on China and Russia, with projects in 13 member states and a €22.5 billion investment plan; however, public opposition and environmental concerns remain.
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52% Bias Score
EU Selects Melten's Greek Project for Strategic Raw Materials
The EU approved Melten's €295.5 million Greek project for bauxite, alumina, and gallium production as one of 47 strategic initiatives, aiming to replace Europe's gallium imports, reduce permitting times, and enhance energy self-sufficiency. The project is expected to yield 2 million tons of bauxite,...
EU Selects Melten's Greek Project for Strategic Raw Materials
The EU approved Melten's €295.5 million Greek project for bauxite, alumina, and gallium production as one of 47 strategic initiatives, aiming to replace Europe's gallium imports, reduce permitting times, and enhance energy self-sufficiency. The project is expected to yield 2 million tons of bauxite,...
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52% Bias Score
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