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Transnistria's Economic Collapse: Revenue Streams Dry Up
The Transnistrian separatist regime's three main revenue streams—domestic gas sales, industrial energy sales, and electricity sales to Chișinău—have collapsed due to halted Russian gas transit, reduced industrial output, and Chișinău's disconnection from the Cuciurgan power plant, prompting economic...
Transnistria's Economic Collapse: Revenue Streams Dry Up
The Transnistrian separatist regime's three main revenue streams—domestic gas sales, industrial energy sales, and electricity sales to Chișinău—have collapsed due to halted Russian gas transit, reduced industrial output, and Chișinău's disconnection from the Cuciurgan power plant, prompting economic...
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40% Bias Score
Chile and Google to Build First Direct Submarine Cable Linking South America to Asia-Pacific
Chile and Google partnered to build a 14,800km submarine fiber optic cable, Proyecto Humboldt, directly connecting South America to Asia and Oceania by 2027, improving digital connectivity and reducing latency, with a Chilean investment of $25 million and an estimated total cost between $300-550 mil...
Chile and Google to Build First Direct Submarine Cable Linking South America to Asia-Pacific
Chile and Google partnered to build a 14,800km submarine fiber optic cable, Proyecto Humboldt, directly connecting South America to Asia and Oceania by 2027, improving digital connectivity and reducing latency, with a Chilean investment of $25 million and an estimated total cost between $300-550 mil...
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44% Bias Score
US Restrictions on Chip Sales to China: Unintended Consequences for AI Development
The US aims to curb China's AI progress by restricting access to advanced chip-making technology, creating both intended and unintended consequences such as accelerated Chinese domestic AI development and increased global geopolitical instability.
US Restrictions on Chip Sales to China: Unintended Consequences for AI Development
The US aims to curb China's AI progress by restricting access to advanced chip-making technology, creating both intended and unintended consequences such as accelerated Chinese domestic AI development and increased global geopolitical instability.
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52% Bias Score
Britain Backs Morocco's Western Sahara Autonomy Plan
Britain now considers Morocco's 2007 autonomy plan for Western Sahara the 'most credible' path to a lasting solution, abandoning its previous support for UN-backed self-determination, a move welcomed by Morocco but potentially jeopardizing the Polisario Front's position and the UN's role.
Britain Backs Morocco's Western Sahara Autonomy Plan
Britain now considers Morocco's 2007 autonomy plan for Western Sahara the 'most credible' path to a lasting solution, abandoning its previous support for UN-backed self-determination, a move welcomed by Morocco but potentially jeopardizing the Polisario Front's position and the UN's role.
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44% Bias Score
China and US Emphasize Dialogue Amidst Strained Relations
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Ambassador to China David Perdue met in Beijing on Tuesday, emphasizing dialogue and cooperation to stabilize bilateral relations despite recent economic disagreements and the introduction of negative measures by the US, according to experts.
China and US Emphasize Dialogue Amidst Strained Relations
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Ambassador to China David Perdue met in Beijing on Tuesday, emphasizing dialogue and cooperation to stabilize bilateral relations despite recent economic disagreements and the introduction of negative measures by the US, according to experts.
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40% Bias Score
IAEA Gains Access to Syrian Nuclear Sites Amidst Regional Tensions
Syria's new government has allowed immediate IAEA inspection of suspected former nuclear sites, a key step towards rejoining the international community, while Israel continues attacks despite indirect talks and IAEA offers aid to rebuild Syria's health system.
IAEA Gains Access to Syrian Nuclear Sites Amidst Regional Tensions
Syria's new government has allowed immediate IAEA inspection of suspected former nuclear sites, a key step towards rejoining the international community, while Israel continues attacks despite indirect talks and IAEA offers aid to rebuild Syria's health system.
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40% Bias Score
Putin Labels Kyiv Regime "Terrorist" Following Train Bombing
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated on June 5th that President Putin called the Kyiv regime "terrorist" for the deliberate bombing of a passenger train and locomotive, impacting international relations and escalating tensions.
Putin Labels Kyiv Regime "Terrorist" Following Train Bombing
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated on June 5th that President Putin called the Kyiv regime "terrorist" for the deliberate bombing of a passenger train and locomotive, impacting international relations and escalating tensions.
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60% Bias Score
IUU Fishing: A Geopolitical Tool or Conservation Measure?
The International Day for the Fight against IUU Fishing, established in 2017, highlights the evolution of IUU fishing regulations from a technical issue to a tool for geopolitical maneuvering, particularly by the US against China, impacting developing nations disproportionately.
IUU Fishing: A Geopolitical Tool or Conservation Measure?
The International Day for the Fight against IUU Fishing, established in 2017, highlights the evolution of IUU fishing regulations from a technical issue to a tool for geopolitical maneuvering, particularly by the US against China, impacting developing nations disproportionately.
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48% Bias Score
NATO Ministers Meet, Merz Visits Trump Amidst Dutch Healthcare Initiative
NATO defense ministers convene in Brussels, preparing for the Hague summit focused on increasing defense budgets, while German Chancellor Merz meets President Trump in Washington to discuss the war in Ukraine and tariffs; concurrently, a Dutch initiative tackles sexual misconduct in healthcare.
NATO Ministers Meet, Merz Visits Trump Amidst Dutch Healthcare Initiative
NATO defense ministers convene in Brussels, preparing for the Hague summit focused on increasing defense budgets, while German Chancellor Merz meets President Trump in Washington to discuss the war in Ukraine and tariffs; concurrently, a Dutch initiative tackles sexual misconduct in healthcare.
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8% Bias Score
Trump's New Travel Ban Sparks International Condemnation
President Trump signed a travel ban on June 9th, targeting 12 countries including Afghanistan, Iran, and Yemen, prompting condemnation from Venezuela and cooperation from Somalia, while raising concerns about its impact on national security and international relations.
Trump's New Travel Ban Sparks International Condemnation
President Trump signed a travel ban on June 9th, targeting 12 countries including Afghanistan, Iran, and Yemen, prompting condemnation from Venezuela and cooperation from Somalia, while raising concerns about its impact on national security and international relations.
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40% Bias Score
China Criticizes Canada's EV Tariffs, Warns Against U.S. Alignment
China's ambassador to Canada criticized Canada's 100 percent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, impacting investment and creating a trade war involving retaliatory tariffs on Canadian goods like canola oil and peas; he also warned against Canada's alignment with the U.S. against China, calling it...
China Criticizes Canada's EV Tariffs, Warns Against U.S. Alignment
China's ambassador to Canada criticized Canada's 100 percent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, impacting investment and creating a trade war involving retaliatory tariffs on Canadian goods like canola oil and peas; he also warned against Canada's alignment with the U.S. against China, calling it...
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40% Bias Score
Germany Funds Ukrainian Long-Range Weapons Production Amid Taurus Missile Debate
Germany's refusal to provide Taurus KEPD-350 missiles to Ukraine, despite pressure and internal debate, stems from concerns about escalation; instead, Germany will fund Ukrainian production of long-range weapons, potentially drones or upgraded Neptune missiles.
Germany Funds Ukrainian Long-Range Weapons Production Amid Taurus Missile Debate
Germany's refusal to provide Taurus KEPD-350 missiles to Ukraine, despite pressure and internal debate, stems from concerns about escalation; instead, Germany will fund Ukrainian production of long-range weapons, potentially drones or upgraded Neptune missiles.
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48% Bias Score
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