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China's $165 Billion Latin America Infrastructure Investment
China's infrastructure investment in Latin America totals about $165 billion, funding over 260 projects in 21 countries by April, including a Brazilian power line benefiting 12 million; this addresses the region's urbanization challenges and creates mutually beneficial partnerships.
China's $165 Billion Latin America Infrastructure Investment
China's infrastructure investment in Latin America totals about $165 billion, funding over 260 projects in 21 countries by April, including a Brazilian power line benefiting 12 million; this addresses the region's urbanization challenges and creates mutually beneficial partnerships.
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48% Bias Score
Potential US-Russia Gas Deal to Facilitate Russian Energy Exports to Europe Amid Ukraine War
Discussions between the Trump administration and the Russian government explored facilitating increased Russian gas exports to Europe through American intermediaries or investments, potentially as part of a Ukraine peace deal, despite denials from both sides and EU efforts to decrease reliance on Ru...
Potential US-Russia Gas Deal to Facilitate Russian Energy Exports to Europe Amid Ukraine War
Discussions between the Trump administration and the Russian government explored facilitating increased Russian gas exports to Europe through American intermediaries or investments, potentially as part of a Ukraine peace deal, despite denials from both sides and EU efforts to decrease reliance on Ru...
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40% Bias Score
US-Saudi Arabia Announce $200 Billion in Joint Investments
The US and Saudi Arabia announced over $200 billion in joint investments and deals across various sectors, including technology, infrastructure, energy, and defense, during President Trump's visit to Riyadh.
US-Saudi Arabia Announce $200 Billion in Joint Investments
The US and Saudi Arabia announced over $200 billion in joint investments and deals across various sectors, including technology, infrastructure, energy, and defense, during President Trump's visit to Riyadh.
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52% Bias Score
Russia's Economy Under Strain from War and Sanctions
Western sanctions and the war in Ukraine are straining Russia's economy, which is heavily reliant on oil and gas revenue, despite initially outperforming expectations; the EU is considering additional sanctions to further pressure Russia.
Russia's Economy Under Strain from War and Sanctions
Western sanctions and the war in Ukraine are straining Russia's economy, which is heavily reliant on oil and gas revenue, despite initially outperforming expectations; the EU is considering additional sanctions to further pressure Russia.
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44% Bias Score
Record China-Russia Trade Reaches $245 Billion in 2024
In 2024, China-Russia bilateral trade reached a record \$245 billion, a 2 percent year-on-year increase, driven by energy cooperation and diversified trade, with both nations transitioning to national currency settlements to overcome Western sanctions.
Record China-Russia Trade Reaches $245 Billion in 2024
In 2024, China-Russia bilateral trade reached a record \$245 billion, a 2 percent year-on-year increase, driven by energy cooperation and diversified trade, with both nations transitioning to national currency settlements to overcome Western sanctions.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Ukraine Peace Push: Potential Gas Deal and Economic Repercussions
President Trump's reported push for peace in Ukraine could lead to increased Russian gas exports to Europe, potentially lowering prices by 7% between 2030 and 2060, according to Aurora Energy Research, while impacting US economy negatively due to tariffs.
Trump's Ukraine Peace Push: Potential Gas Deal and Economic Repercussions
President Trump's reported push for peace in Ukraine could lead to increased Russian gas exports to Europe, potentially lowering prices by 7% between 2030 and 2060, according to Aurora Energy Research, while impacting US economy negatively due to tariffs.
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36% Bias Score
Simion's "Romania First" Energy Gambit Risks Economic Fallout
In Romania's upcoming election, nationalist frontrunner George Simion seeks to reclaim the state-owned energy company Petrom from Austria's OMV, citing slow Black Sea gas development and aiming to boost the national economy.
Simion's "Romania First" Energy Gambit Risks Economic Fallout
In Romania's upcoming election, nationalist frontrunner George Simion seeks to reclaim the state-owned energy company Petrom from Austria's OMV, citing slow Black Sea gas development and aiming to boost the national economy.
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36% Bias Score
Greece's RAE to Finalize DEDDIE's WACC, Proposes 7% Average
Greece's Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) is expected to finalize the 2025-2028 weighted average cost of capital (WACC) for the electricity distribution network operator (DEDDIE) today, proposing a 7% average compared to DEDDIE's request of 8.2%, and also suggesting a 10% annual reduction in DE...
Greece's RAE to Finalize DEDDIE's WACC, Proposes 7% Average
Greece's Regulatory Authority for Energy (RAE) is expected to finalize the 2025-2028 weighted average cost of capital (WACC) for the electricity distribution network operator (DEDDIE) today, proposing a 7% average compared to DEDDIE's request of 8.2%, and also suggesting a 10% annual reduction in DE...
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44% Bias Score
Oil Prices Fall Amid Rising Crude Inventories
On Wednesday, oil prices fell due to a reported 4.3 million barrel increase in U.S. crude oil inventories, despite declines in gasoline and distillate stocks; Brent crude dropped to $65.88, and WTI crude to $62.92.
Oil Prices Fall Amid Rising Crude Inventories
On Wednesday, oil prices fell due to a reported 4.3 million barrel increase in U.S. crude oil inventories, despite declines in gasoline and distillate stocks; Brent crude dropped to $65.88, and WTI crude to $62.92.
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24% Bias Score
Greece and Turkey to Explore Leader Meetings Amidst Economic Cooperation Efforts
Greek and Turkish foreign ministers will meet May 14-15 to schedule meetings between their leaders, aiming to improve relations strained by an electricity interconnection dispute, while also fostering economic cooperation, exemplified by a recent business forum in Istanbul and a signed memorandum fo...
Greece and Turkey to Explore Leader Meetings Amidst Economic Cooperation Efforts
Greek and Turkish foreign ministers will meet May 14-15 to schedule meetings between their leaders, aiming to improve relations strained by an electricity interconnection dispute, while also fostering economic cooperation, exemplified by a recent business forum in Istanbul and a signed memorandum fo...
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12% Bias Score
EU to End Russian Energy Imports by 2027
The EU plans to fully eliminate Russian gas and oil imports by 2027, decreasing its reliance on Russia while increasing reliance on other global powers. This shift, while reducing Russia's leverage, presents environmental and geopolitical challenges.
EU to End Russian Energy Imports by 2027
The EU plans to fully eliminate Russian gas and oil imports by 2027, decreasing its reliance on Russia while increasing reliance on other global powers. This shift, while reducing Russia's leverage, presents environmental and geopolitical challenges.
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36% Bias Score
Limburg Approves Controversial Hydrogen Factory Despite Negative Environmental Assessment
Despite a negative environmental impact assessment from the mer in March, Limburg approved a water-hydrogen factory on Chemelot, part of the €1 billion FUREC project converting household waste into hydrogen to reduce natural gas use; the decision risks legal challenges.
Limburg Approves Controversial Hydrogen Factory Despite Negative Environmental Assessment
Despite a negative environmental impact assessment from the mer in March, Limburg approved a water-hydrogen factory on Chemelot, part of the €1 billion FUREC project converting household waste into hydrogen to reduce natural gas use; the decision risks legal challenges.
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44% Bias Score
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