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Russia, China, and India Deepen Energy Ties Amidst US Sanctions
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, Russia, China, and India solidified their energy partnerships, with Russia offering discounted oil to India and China to counter US sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russia, China, and India Deepen Energy Ties Amidst US Sanctions
At the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, Russia, China, and India solidified their energy partnerships, with Russia offering discounted oil to India and China to counter US sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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56% Bias Score


Greece Prepares for Potential Turkish Interference in Greece-Cyprus Electricity Cable Project
Amidst plans to resume the Greece-Cyprus electricity cable project this autumn, Greece's military is preparing for potential Turkish interference, drawing on lessons from a similar incident last year near Kasos island.
Greece Prepares for Potential Turkish Interference in Greece-Cyprus Electricity Cable Project
Amidst plans to resume the Greece-Cyprus electricity cable project this autumn, Greece's military is preparing for potential Turkish interference, drawing on lessons from a similar incident last year near Kasos island.
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20% Bias Score


Turkey's Reaction to Greece's Energy Projects
Turkey's Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, issued provocative statements regarding Greece's energy projects south of Crete and the Greece-Cyprus electricity cable, reflecting Ankara's objections to these initiatives.
Turkey's Reaction to Greece's Energy Projects
Turkey's Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, issued provocative statements regarding Greece's energy projects south of Crete and the Greece-Cyprus electricity cable, reflecting Ankara's objections to these initiatives.
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44% Bias Score


EU-Russia Trade Plummets After Ukraine Invasion
Following Russia's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, EU-Russia trade plummeted due to EU import and export restrictions, reaching its lowest point since 2002 in Q2 2025, resulting in a small EU trade surplus.
EU-Russia Trade Plummets After Ukraine Invasion
Following Russia's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, EU-Russia trade plummeted due to EU import and export restrictions, reaching its lowest point since 2002 in Q2 2025, resulting in a small EU trade surplus.
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24% Bias Score


EU Achieves First-Ever Trade Surplus with Russia
The European Union achieved its first-ever trade surplus with Russia in Q2 2023, exporting €500 million more than it imported, a stark contrast to the €43 billion deficit before the Ukraine war; this shift is primarily due to EU sanctions and diversification of energy sources, particularly from the ...
EU Achieves First-Ever Trade Surplus with Russia
The European Union achieved its first-ever trade surplus with Russia in Q2 2023, exporting €500 million more than it imported, a stark contrast to the €43 billion deficit before the Ukraine war; this shift is primarily due to EU sanctions and diversification of energy sources, particularly from the ...
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52% Bias Score


Repsol's US Gas Imports Surge Amid New US-EU Trade Deal
Repsol dramatically increased its US gas imports by 54.4% in the first half of 2025, reaching €383 million, driven by a new US-EU trade pact mandating increased EU energy purchases from the US, and aiming to capitalize on this new market dynamic and strengthen its position within it.
Repsol's US Gas Imports Surge Amid New US-EU Trade Deal
Repsol dramatically increased its US gas imports by 54.4% in the first half of 2025, reaching €383 million, driven by a new US-EU trade pact mandating increased EU energy purchases from the US, and aiming to capitalize on this new market dynamic and strengthen its position within it.
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40% Bias Score

Greek Electricity Prices Drop Significantly in September
Following a 27% decrease in August's wholesale electricity price, Greek consumers will see reductions of up to 35% in green energy tariffs for September, reflecting the government's pressure on energy providers to pass on savings.

Greek Electricity Prices Drop Significantly in September
Following a 27% decrease in August's wholesale electricity price, Greek consumers will see reductions of up to 35% in green energy tariffs for September, reflecting the government's pressure on energy providers to pass on savings.
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Russia's Renewed Attacks on Ukraine's Energy Grid and Civilian Areas
Following recent attacks on residential areas in Zaporizhzhia, Russia targeted Ukrainian energy infrastructure, particularly in the Odessa region, causing widespread power outages and casualties.

Russia's Renewed Attacks on Ukraine's Energy Grid and Civilian Areas
Following recent attacks on residential areas in Zaporizhzhia, Russia targeted Ukrainian energy infrastructure, particularly in the Odessa region, causing widespread power outages and casualties.
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24% Bias Score

EU-Russia Trade Plummets After Ukraine Invasion
The EU's trade with Russia dramatically decreased by 82% between Q1 2022 and Q2 2025, resulting in a €500 million surplus for the EU in Q2 2025—a stark contrast to the previous €42.8 billion energy deficit in Q2 2022.

EU-Russia Trade Plummets After Ukraine Invasion
The EU's trade with Russia dramatically decreased by 82% between Q1 2022 and Q2 2025, resulting in a €500 million surplus for the EU in Q2 2025—a stark contrast to the previous €42.8 billion energy deficit in Q2 2022.
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24% Bias Score

Greece: School Closures, Demographic Decline, and Political Developments
700 schools in Greece have closed annually, resulting in 110,000 fewer primary school students since 2018; this demographic decline impacts universities unless foreign students are attracted, while political tensions and a regulatory gap concerning 'gourouna' vehicles are also highlighted.

Greece: School Closures, Demographic Decline, and Political Developments
700 schools in Greece have closed annually, resulting in 110,000 fewer primary school students since 2018; this demographic decline impacts universities unless foreign students are attracted, while political tensions and a regulatory gap concerning 'gourouna' vehicles are also highlighted.
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12% Bias Score

Orot Rabin Remains Israel's Top Polluting Plant Despite Emission Reduction
The Orot Rabin power station in Hadera was ranked Israel's most polluting plant in 2024 by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, emitting pollutants valued at \$870 million, despite a 10% reduction from 2023 due to reduced use of older coal-fired units. The report highlights significant disparit...

Orot Rabin Remains Israel's Top Polluting Plant Despite Emission Reduction
The Orot Rabin power station in Hadera was ranked Israel's most polluting plant in 2024 by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, emitting pollutants valued at \$870 million, despite a 10% reduction from 2023 due to reduced use of older coal-fired units. The report highlights significant disparit...
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52% Bias Score

Russia's Multi-Front Assault on Ukraine, Sanctions Impact Highlighted
Russia launched a major drone attack on Ukraine, resulting in 47 downed drones and a repelled offensive near Pokrovsk. An explosion on a Russian oil tanker injured two, highlighting the effects of sanctions on the shadow fleet. Xi Jinping praised China-Russia relations, and Trump claimed to be calle...

Russia's Multi-Front Assault on Ukraine, Sanctions Impact Highlighted
Russia launched a major drone attack on Ukraine, resulting in 47 downed drones and a repelled offensive near Pokrovsk. An explosion on a Russian oil tanker injured two, highlighting the effects of sanctions on the shadow fleet. Xi Jinping praised China-Russia relations, and Trump claimed to be calle...
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36% Bias Score
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