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EU Proposes Partial Suspension of Israel from Horizon Europe Program Over Gaza Crisis
The European Commission proposed partially suspending Israel from the €90bn Horizon Europe research program due to the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, impacting 46 Israeli companies receiving about €200m of funding, following widespread international condemnation and reports of famine.
EU Proposes Partial Suspension of Israel from Horizon Europe Program Over Gaza Crisis
The European Commission proposed partially suspending Israel from the €90bn Horizon Europe research program due to the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, impacting 46 Israeli companies receiving about €200m of funding, following widespread international condemnation and reports of famine.
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40% Bias Score
Global Hunger Declines Slightly in 2024, but Regional Disparities Persist
The UN's 2025 SOFI report shows a slight global decrease in hunger in 2024 to 8.2 percent of the population (638-720 million), but this masks worsening trends in Africa and Western Asia due to conflict, displacement, and inflation; 2.6 billion people could not afford a healthy diet.
Global Hunger Declines Slightly in 2024, but Regional Disparities Persist
The UN's 2025 SOFI report shows a slight global decrease in hunger in 2024 to 8.2 percent of the population (638-720 million), but this masks worsening trends in Africa and Western Asia due to conflict, displacement, and inflation; 2.6 billion people could not afford a healthy diet.
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24% Bias Score
China's Food Loss Reduction System Yields Significant Results
China's intensified efforts to reduce food loss, from farm to table, have resulted in a significant decrease in grain loss (25 billion kg over three years) through improved farming practices, technology, and international cooperation.
China's Food Loss Reduction System Yields Significant Results
China's intensified efforts to reduce food loss, from farm to table, have resulted in a significant decrease in grain loss (25 billion kg over three years) through improved farming practices, technology, and international cooperation.
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28% Bias Score
Saxony-Anhalt Food Banks Overhaul Operations Amidst Funding Shortfalls
Food banks in Saxony-Anhalt are shifting from collecting unsold food from local stores to sourcing directly from producers, requiring new logistics and increased funding to meet the rising demand and handle larger quantities of diverse food items.
Saxony-Anhalt Food Banks Overhaul Operations Amidst Funding Shortfalls
Food banks in Saxony-Anhalt are shifting from collecting unsold food from local stores to sourcing directly from producers, requiring new logistics and increased funding to meet the rising demand and handle larger quantities of diverse food items.
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44% Bias Score
Global Hunger Soars: UN Report Highlights Climate Change, Conflict, and Insufficient Funding
The UN's SOFI 2025 report reveals a surge in global hunger due to trade wars, conflicts, and climate change, impacting 307 million in Africa and 39 million in the Middle East in 2024, highlighting the vulnerability of smallholder farmers and the need for increased investment in the agricultural sect...
Global Hunger Soars: UN Report Highlights Climate Change, Conflict, and Insufficient Funding
The UN's SOFI 2025 report reveals a surge in global hunger due to trade wars, conflicts, and climate change, impacting 307 million in Africa and 39 million in the Middle East in 2024, highlighting the vulnerability of smallholder farmers and the need for increased investment in the agricultural sect...
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44% Bias Score
Climate Change to Slash Global Crop Yields by 8%, More in Developing Nations
Climate change will reduce global crop yields by 8% by 2050, rising to over 20% if emissions remain high, disproportionately affecting developing nations; this is based on FAO and other international organization estimates studying 12,000 regions across 55 countries focusing on six staple crops.
Climate Change to Slash Global Crop Yields by 8%, More in Developing Nations
Climate change will reduce global crop yields by 8% by 2050, rising to over 20% if emissions remain high, disproportionately affecting developing nations; this is based on FAO and other international organization estimates studying 12,000 regions across 55 countries focusing on six staple crops.
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36% Bias Score
China's Food Loss Reduction System Shows Significant Progress
China's intensified efforts to reduce food loss resulted in a 1-2 percentage point drop in mechanical harvest loss rates for major grains since 2021, preventing over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in the past three years, showcasing improved farm management, disaster prevention and technological...
China's Food Loss Reduction System Shows Significant Progress
China's intensified efforts to reduce food loss resulted in a 1-2 percentage point drop in mechanical harvest loss rates for major grains since 2021, preventing over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in the past three years, showcasing improved farm management, disaster prevention and technological...
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32% Bias Score
Global Hunger Decreased in 2024, but African Crisis Deepens
The 2024 UN Food Security report reveals a global decrease in hunger for the third consecutive year to 673 million people, despite regional increases, particularly in Africa, where nearly 60 percent of the world's hungry are projected to reside by 2030, due to factors like conflict, extreme weather,...
Global Hunger Decreased in 2024, but African Crisis Deepens
The 2024 UN Food Security report reveals a global decrease in hunger for the third consecutive year to 673 million people, despite regional increases, particularly in Africa, where nearly 60 percent of the world's hungry are projected to reside by 2030, due to factors like conflict, extreme weather,...
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48% Bias Score
China's Food Loss Reduction System Yields Significant Results
China's 2024 food loss reduction system, focusing on improved farm practices and technology, prevented over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in three years, lowering mechanical harvest losses by 1-2 percentage points for major crops and promoting international cooperation.
China's Food Loss Reduction System Yields Significant Results
China's 2024 food loss reduction system, focusing on improved farm practices and technology, prevented over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in three years, lowering mechanical harvest losses by 1-2 percentage points for major crops and promoting international cooperation.
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20% Bias Score
Global Hunger Crisis: UN Report Highlights Alarming Rise in Africa and Middle East
The UN's 2025 SOFI report reveals a surge in global hunger due to trade tensions, conflicts, and climate change, impacting 307 million in Africa and 39 million in the Middle East, highlighting the urgent need for increased funding for smallholder farmers.
Global Hunger Crisis: UN Report Highlights Alarming Rise in Africa and Middle East
The UN's 2025 SOFI report reveals a surge in global hunger due to trade tensions, conflicts, and climate change, impacting 307 million in Africa and 39 million in the Middle East, highlighting the urgent need for increased funding for smallholder farmers.
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28% Bias Score
UK Faces "Climate Inflation" Crisis: Food Prices to Soar
The UK faces a worsening "climate inflation" crisis as extreme weather threatens to increase food prices by up to 34% by 2050, pushing almost 1 million into poverty, according to the Autonomy Institute.
UK Faces "Climate Inflation" Crisis: Food Prices to Soar
The UK faces a worsening "climate inflation" crisis as extreme weather threatens to increase food prices by up to 34% by 2050, pushing almost 1 million into poverty, according to the Autonomy Institute.
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36% Bias Score
UK Expands Farming Scheme to Combat Water Pollution
The UK government will expand its Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme to pay farmers for cleaning up polluted waterways, addressing agricultural pollution that affects 40% of British lakes and rivers, with changes expected by the end of summer.
UK Expands Farming Scheme to Combat Water Pollution
The UK government will expand its Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme to pay farmers for cleaning up polluted waterways, addressing agricultural pollution that affects 40% of British lakes and rivers, with changes expected by the end of summer.
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32% Bias Score
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