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US Envoy Visits Gaza Amid Deadly Aid Crisis
US envoy Steve Witkoff visited a Gaza aid site where hundreds of Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces while desperately seeking food, amid a humanitarian crisis caused by months of Israeli aid restrictions; the visit aims to expedite aid deliveries.
US Envoy Visits Gaza Amid Deadly Aid Crisis
US envoy Steve Witkoff visited a Gaza aid site where hundreds of Palestinians have been killed by Israeli forces while desperately seeking food, amid a humanitarian crisis caused by months of Israeli aid restrictions; the visit aims to expedite aid deliveries.
Progress
48% Bias Score


EU's Proposed CAP Budget Cuts Spark Outcry from Spanish Agricultural Sector
Spain's autonomous communities and agricultural sector strongly oppose the EU's proposed budget cuts of over 20% for the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) from 2028-2034, citing the additional threats of US tariffs and the EU-Mercosur trade deal.
EU's Proposed CAP Budget Cuts Spark Outcry from Spanish Agricultural Sector
Spain's autonomous communities and agricultural sector strongly oppose the EU's proposed budget cuts of over 20% for the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) from 2028-2034, citing the additional threats of US tariffs and the EU-Mercosur trade deal.
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56% Bias Score


2025 SOFI Report: Uneven Progress in Global Food Security
The 2025 SOFI report shows that while global hunger and food insecurity are slowly decreasing, progress is uneven, with Africa facing increasing challenges and women disproportionately affected; Brazil's success in reducing food insecurity through targeted policies offers a model for future interven...
2025 SOFI Report: Uneven Progress in Global Food Security
The 2025 SOFI report shows that while global hunger and food insecurity are slowly decreasing, progress is uneven, with Africa facing increasing challenges and women disproportionately affected; Brazil's success in reducing food insecurity through targeted policies offers a model for future interven...
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48% Bias Score


High Beef Prices Fail to Spur Increased Production Due to Herd Size and Environmental Factors
High retail beef prices are not leading to increased production because of record-low U.S. cattle herds due to drought and the three-year cattle reproduction cycle; ranchers are hesitant to expand due to financial and environmental uncertainties.
High Beef Prices Fail to Spur Increased Production Due to Herd Size and Environmental Factors
High retail beef prices are not leading to increased production because of record-low U.S. cattle herds due to drought and the three-year cattle reproduction cycle; ranchers are hesitant to expand due to financial and environmental uncertainties.
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40% Bias Score


China-Africa Agri-Expo to Boost Food Security
The 2025 Africa International Agricultural Expo, running from October 28-31 in Nairobi, Kenya, will bring together over 15,000 participants and 300 exhibitors, including nearly 50 Chinese firms showcasing agricultural technologies, to boost food security and unlock Africa's food potential.
China-Africa Agri-Expo to Boost Food Security
The 2025 Africa International Agricultural Expo, running from October 28-31 in Nairobi, Kenya, will bring together over 15,000 participants and 300 exhibitors, including nearly 50 Chinese firms showcasing agricultural technologies, to boost food security and unlock Africa's food potential.
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60% Bias Score


China's Plan to Boost Agricultural Consumption
China unveiled a plan with 23 measures to boost agricultural product consumption by enhancing quality, diversifying offerings, and improving distribution, aiming to meet evolving consumer preferences and increase sales, exceeding $85 billion in the green food sector last year.
China's Plan to Boost Agricultural Consumption
China unveiled a plan with 23 measures to boost agricultural product consumption by enhancing quality, diversifying offerings, and improving distribution, aiming to meet evolving consumer preferences and increase sales, exceeding $85 billion in the green food sector last year.
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36% Bias Score

US Envoy Visits Gaza Amid Humanitarian Crisis, Amidst Concerns About Hamas
US envoy Jason Greenblatt visited Gaza for five hours, meeting with aid organizations to assess the humanitarian crisis at President Trump's direction, prompted by images of starving children and concerns about a lack of compromise from Hamas; over 100 million meals have been distributed in two mont...

US Envoy Visits Gaza Amid Humanitarian Crisis, Amidst Concerns About Hamas
US envoy Jason Greenblatt visited Gaza for five hours, meeting with aid organizations to assess the humanitarian crisis at President Trump's direction, prompted by images of starving children and concerns about a lack of compromise from Hamas; over 100 million meals have been distributed in two mont...
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60% Bias Score

Extreme Weather Impacts UK Harvest, Spurs Shift to Nature-Friendly Farming
Due to extreme weather events in 2024, England experienced its second-worst harvest, with losses between 10-20 percent; however, farmers like Martin Lines are transitioning to nature-friendly farming methods, driven by post-Brexit policies and research into drought-resistant crops and water conserva...

Extreme Weather Impacts UK Harvest, Spurs Shift to Nature-Friendly Farming
Due to extreme weather events in 2024, England experienced its second-worst harvest, with losses between 10-20 percent; however, farmers like Martin Lines are transitioning to nature-friendly farming methods, driven by post-Brexit policies and research into drought-resistant crops and water conserva...
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48% Bias Score

Gaza Famine: Israel's Deliberate Starvation Policy
Israel's blockade of Gaza has caused a severe food shortage, resulting in a famine; insufficient food imports, despite knowing minimum needs, indicate a deliberate policy of limiting access, potentially constituting a crime against humanity.

Gaza Famine: Israel's Deliberate Starvation Policy
Israel's blockade of Gaza has caused a severe food shortage, resulting in a famine; insufficient food imports, despite knowing minimum needs, indicate a deliberate policy of limiting access, potentially constituting a crime against humanity.
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52% Bias Score

Potato's Origin Traced to 9-Million-Year-Old Hybrid
A team of plant researchers discovered the potato's origins through a complex DNA analysis, tracing it back to a natural hybrid between a wild relative lacking tubers and a tomato relative approximately 9 million years ago, with the Andes Mountains providing an isolated environment for its evolution...

Potato's Origin Traced to 9-Million-Year-Old Hybrid
A team of plant researchers discovered the potato's origins through a complex DNA analysis, tracing it back to a natural hybrid between a wild relative lacking tubers and a tomato relative approximately 9 million years ago, with the Andes Mountains providing an isolated environment for its evolution...
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16% Bias Score

Gaza Faces Catastrophic Famine Amidst Israeli Blockade
The UN reports a catastrophic famine-like crisis in Gaza, with widespread starvation and malnutrition among over 2 million people, exacerbated by Israeli blockades and limited aid access, while Israel denies any starvation policy.

Gaza Faces Catastrophic Famine Amidst Israeli Blockade
The UN reports a catastrophic famine-like crisis in Gaza, with widespread starvation and malnutrition among over 2 million people, exacerbated by Israeli blockades and limited aid access, while Israel denies any starvation policy.
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48% Bias Score

China's Plan to Boost Agricultural Consumption
China unveiled a plan with 23 measures to boost agricultural consumption by improving supply chains, modernizing distribution, and stimulating domestic demand, targeting younger consumers and addressing nutritional needs, with sales of green food exceeding $85 billion last year.

China's Plan to Boost Agricultural Consumption
China unveiled a plan with 23 measures to boost agricultural consumption by improving supply chains, modernizing distribution, and stimulating domestic demand, targeting younger consumers and addressing nutritional needs, with sales of green food exceeding $85 billion last year.
Progress
40% Bias Score
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