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Panama Canal Authority Denies US Claim of Free Passage for Government Ships
The Panama Canal Authority denied US claims of free passage for US government ships, contradicting the US State Department's announcement of millions in savings; this highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries over tolls and China's growing influence.
Panama Canal Authority Denies US Claim of Free Passage for Government Ships
The Panama Canal Authority denied US claims of free passage for US government ships, contradicting the US State Department's announcement of millions in savings; this highlights ongoing tensions between the two countries over tolls and China's growing influence.
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52% Bias Score
Pro-Russian Battalion Leader Dies After Moscow Explosion
Armen Sargsyan, leader of the pro-Russian "Arbat" battalion, died in a Moscow hospital from injuries sustained in a Monday morning explosion near the Kremlin; he was wanted internationally for murder since 2014 and was allegedly linked to former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
Pro-Russian Battalion Leader Dies After Moscow Explosion
Armen Sargsyan, leader of the pro-Russian "Arbat" battalion, died in a Moscow hospital from injuries sustained in a Monday morning explosion near the Kremlin; he was wanted internationally for murder since 2014 and was allegedly linked to former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
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44% Bias Score
EU Extends Russia Sanctions Amidst Ukraine Conflict
The European Union extended economic sanctions against Russia for six months to pressure Moscow and hinder its war funding, despite initial Hungarian objections resolved by EU energy security guarantees; Ukraine seeks Azerbaijani gas to replace Russian supplies amidst continued intense fighting.
EU Extends Russia Sanctions Amidst Ukraine Conflict
The European Union extended economic sanctions against Russia for six months to pressure Moscow and hinder its war funding, despite initial Hungarian objections resolved by EU energy security guarantees; Ukraine seeks Azerbaijani gas to replace Russian supplies amidst continued intense fighting.
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40% Bias Score
Labour's Defence Spending Delay Sparks Security Concerns
Amidst rising global tensions, the UK Labour government's potential postponement of its planned defense spending increase to 2.5 percent of GDP raises concerns, drawing parallels to pre-World War II underfunding and highlighting potential economic and geopolitical repercussions.
Labour's Defence Spending Delay Sparks Security Concerns
Amidst rising global tensions, the UK Labour government's potential postponement of its planned defense spending increase to 2.5 percent of GDP raises concerns, drawing parallels to pre-World War II underfunding and highlighting potential economic and geopolitical repercussions.
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72% Bias Score
Denmark Strengthens Arctic Military in Response to Trump's Greenland Threats
In response to U.S. President Trump's repeated threats to annex Greenland, Denmark announced a $1.95 billion investment to bolster its military presence in the Arctic, including three new Arctic marine vessels, two long-range drones, and enhanced satellite surveillance.
Denmark Strengthens Arctic Military in Response to Trump's Greenland Threats
In response to U.S. President Trump's repeated threats to annex Greenland, Denmark announced a $1.95 billion investment to bolster its military presence in the Arctic, including three new Arctic marine vessels, two long-range drones, and enhanced satellite surveillance.
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40% Bias Score
Damaged Undersea Cable Spurs NATO Investigation in Baltic Sea
An undersea fiber optic cable connecting Latvia's Ventspils and Sweden's Gotland was damaged on Sunday in Sweden's exclusive economic zone, likely due to external factors, prompting a joint investigation by NATO and Baltic Sea nations.
Damaged Undersea Cable Spurs NATO Investigation in Baltic Sea
An undersea fiber optic cable connecting Latvia's Ventspils and Sweden's Gotland was damaged on Sunday in Sweden's exclusive economic zone, likely due to external factors, prompting a joint investigation by NATO and Baltic Sea nations.
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44% Bias Score
EU Announces €250 Million Aid Package for Moldova's Energy Crisis
The EU announced a €250 million aid package for Moldova in 2025, including €151 million for household energy bill compensation, €15 million for businesses, €20 million for social institutions, and €60 million conditionally for Transnistria, contingent upon human rights improvements and market price ...
EU Announces €250 Million Aid Package for Moldova's Energy Crisis
The EU announced a €250 million aid package for Moldova in 2025, including €151 million for household energy bill compensation, €15 million for businesses, €20 million for social institutions, and €60 million conditionally for Transnistria, contingent upon human rights improvements and market price ...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Airstrike in Hawija: Report Reveals 85 Civilian Deaths, Military Shortcomings
A Dutch report details the unintended deaths of 85 civilians in a 2015 airstrike in Hawija, Iraq, criticizing the military's response and raising questions about reliance on US intelligence, prompting calls for greater accountability and transparency within the Dutch armed forces.
Dutch Airstrike in Hawija: Report Reveals 85 Civilian Deaths, Military Shortcomings
A Dutch report details the unintended deaths of 85 civilians in a 2015 airstrike in Hawija, Iraq, criticizing the military's response and raising questions about reliance on US intelligence, prompting calls for greater accountability and transparency within the Dutch armed forces.
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36% Bias Score
EU Renews Russia Sanctions After Hungary Secures Energy Concessions
Hungary initially threatened to veto the EU's renewal of sanctions against Russia, but ultimately agreed after the European Commission issued a statement guaranteeing discussions on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, involving Hungary and Slovakia, on gas transit and oil pipeline supplies.
EU Renews Russia Sanctions After Hungary Secures Energy Concessions
Hungary initially threatened to veto the EU's renewal of sanctions against Russia, but ultimately agreed after the European Commission issued a statement guaranteeing discussions on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, involving Hungary and Slovakia, on gas transit and oil pipeline supplies.
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44% Bias Score
Denmark Invests €2 Billion in Arctic Security
Denmark announced a nearly two-billion-euro initiative to bolster its Arctic and North Atlantic presence, including new ships, drones, and satellite capabilities, in response to growing security concerns and following renewed US annexation claims on Greenland.
Denmark Invests €2 Billion in Arctic Security
Denmark announced a nearly two-billion-euro initiative to bolster its Arctic and North Atlantic presence, including new ships, drones, and satellite capabilities, in response to growing security concerns and following renewed US annexation claims on Greenland.
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44% Bias Score
North Korean Troops' Fanaticism and Outdated Tactics in Ukraine
Ukrainian soldiers report North Korean troops in the Kursk region are using self-harm and explosives to avoid capture, employing outdated tactics resulting in heavy casualties, while also displaying an intense dedication to concealing their presence on the battlefield.
North Korean Troops' Fanaticism and Outdated Tactics in Ukraine
Ukrainian soldiers report North Korean troops in the Kursk region are using self-harm and explosives to avoid capture, employing outdated tactics resulting in heavy casualties, while also displaying an intense dedication to concealing their presence on the battlefield.
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48% Bias Score
Baltic Sea Cable Sabotage: Suspect Vessel Seized, Joint Investigation Launched
A new undersea data cable between Sweden and Latvia was sabotaged in Swedish territorial waters, prompting a joint investigation by Sweden, Latvia, and NATO; a suspect ship was seized, and while data transmission was disrupted, alternative solutions minimized impact on end-users.
Baltic Sea Cable Sabotage: Suspect Vessel Seized, Joint Investigation Launched
A new undersea data cable between Sweden and Latvia was sabotaged in Swedish territorial waters, prompting a joint investigation by Sweden, Latvia, and NATO; a suspect ship was seized, and while data transmission was disrupted, alternative solutions minimized impact on end-users.
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48% Bias Score
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