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North Korea Launches Multiple Missiles, Raising Regional Tensions
On January 23, 2025, North Korea launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles from its northern inland area, traveling approximately 155 miles into waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, escalating tensions in the region and prompting condemnation from South Korea.
North Korea Launches Multiple Missiles, Raising Regional Tensions
On January 23, 2025, North Korea launched multiple short-range ballistic missiles from its northern inland area, traveling approximately 155 miles into waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, escalating tensions in the region and prompting condemnation from South Korea.
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48% Bias Score
Venezuela's Oil Exports to Spain Surge Amid Political Uncertainty
Venezuela more than doubled its crude oil exports to Spain in 2024, reaching over three million tons—primarily delivered to Repsol to settle debts and for services provided—amidst a backdrop of contested elections and potential international sanctions.
Venezuela's Oil Exports to Spain Surge Amid Political Uncertainty
Venezuela more than doubled its crude oil exports to Spain in 2024, reaching over three million tons—primarily delivered to Repsol to settle debts and for services provided—amidst a backdrop of contested elections and potential international sanctions.
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40% Bias Score
NATO Discusses Baltic Sabotage, Weski Faces Trial, Solid Grooves Sentencing"
NATO countries meet in Helsinki to discuss recent Baltic Sea sabotage; a preliminary hearing for former lawyer Inez Weski begins in Rotterdam for alleged involvement in Ridouan Taghi's criminal organization; three suspects face sentencing in the Solid Grooves case for a fatal stabbing.
NATO Discusses Baltic Sabotage, Weski Faces Trial, Solid Grooves Sentencing"
NATO countries meet in Helsinki to discuss recent Baltic Sea sabotage; a preliminary hearing for former lawyer Inez Weski begins in Rotterdam for alleged involvement in Ridouan Taghi's criminal organization; three suspects face sentencing in the Solid Grooves case for a fatal stabbing.
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12% Bias Score
Tech Sell-Off Drags Down Nasdaq Amid Mixed Global Market Results
Monday's U.S. market saw the Nasdaq fall amid a tech sell-off, while the S&P 500 and Dow rose; Asia-Pacific markets were mostly up except for Japan; a potential U.S. Steel bid emerged; China's electric vehicle growth is slowing; and new AI chip export restrictions were announced.
Tech Sell-Off Drags Down Nasdaq Amid Mixed Global Market Results
Monday's U.S. market saw the Nasdaq fall amid a tech sell-off, while the S&P 500 and Dow rose; Asia-Pacific markets were mostly up except for Japan; a potential U.S. Steel bid emerged; China's electric vehicle growth is slowing; and new AI chip export restrictions were announced.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Greenland Gambit: A Geopolitical Showdown
President Trump's renewed interest in acquiring Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, has sparked a diplomatic crisis, with Denmark rejecting any sale and highlighting the strategic importance of the Arctic region, rich in untapped mineral resources, and Greenland's own aspirations for ...
Trump's Greenland Gambit: A Geopolitical Showdown
President Trump's renewed interest in acquiring Greenland, a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark, has sparked a diplomatic crisis, with Denmark rejecting any sale and highlighting the strategic importance of the Arctic region, rich in untapped mineral resources, and Greenland's own aspirations for ...
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48% Bias Score
EU Warns US Against AI Chip Export Limits
Top EU officials warned the U.S. against limiting AI microchip exports to Europe, citing economic and security concerns; while nine EU countries are exempt, others may face restrictions, impacting AI development and raising tensions between the EU and U.S.
EU Warns US Against AI Chip Export Limits
Top EU officials warned the U.S. against limiting AI microchip exports to Europe, citing economic and security concerns; while nine EU countries are exempt, others may face restrictions, impacting AI development and raising tensions between the EU and U.S.
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36% Bias Score
US Sanctions Force Serbia to Choose Between Russia and the West
Facing US sanctions on its Russian-majority-owned oil company NIS, Serbia must divest Russian ownership by February 25th to avoid further economic consequences, creating a pivotal moment in its relations with Russia and the West.
US Sanctions Force Serbia to Choose Between Russia and the West
Facing US sanctions on its Russian-majority-owned oil company NIS, Serbia must divest Russian ownership by February 25th to avoid further economic consequences, creating a pivotal moment in its relations with Russia and the West.
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40% Bias Score
North Korea Launches Short-Range Missiles, Violating UN Resolutions
North Korea conducted a short-range ballistic missile test on Tuesday, launching missiles that traveled approximately 250 kilometers before landing in the East Sea; this action violates UN resolutions and occurs amid heightened tensions with South Korea and the US, coinciding with increased military...
North Korea Launches Short-Range Missiles, Violating UN Resolutions
North Korea conducted a short-range ballistic missile test on Tuesday, launching missiles that traveled approximately 250 kilometers before landing in the East Sea; this action violates UN resolutions and occurs amid heightened tensions with South Korea and the US, coinciding with increased military...
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40% Bias Score
Denmark's Strategic Response to Trump's Assertiveness
Facing a stronger Trump and a weaker Europe, Denmark strategically manages US interest in Greenland by emphasizing self-determination, securing European support, and accepting increased US engagement, while simultaneously adapting its EU policy to embrace greater integration and investment.
Denmark's Strategic Response to Trump's Assertiveness
Facing a stronger Trump and a weaker Europe, Denmark strategically manages US interest in Greenland by emphasizing self-determination, securing European support, and accepting increased US engagement, while simultaneously adapting its EU policy to embrace greater integration and investment.
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40% Bias Score
Greenland Rejects US Purchase Offer, Seeks Stronger Ties
Following President-elect Trump's suggestion of buying Greenland, Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Egede stated that the territory wants stronger ties with the U.S. on defense and resources, but will not become American. This comes amidst growing global interest in the Arctic region due to climate ch...
Greenland Rejects US Purchase Offer, Seeks Stronger Ties
Following President-elect Trump's suggestion of buying Greenland, Greenland's Prime Minister Múte Egede stated that the territory wants stronger ties with the U.S. on defense and resources, but will not become American. This comes amidst growing global interest in the Arctic region due to climate ch...
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40% Bias Score
Munich Security Conference 2025: Global Insecurity and the Search for Solutions
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will open the 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC) from February 14th-16th, 2025, addressing global insecurity and aiming for solutions through dialogue; the conference will be influenced by the upcoming German election and Trump's second term, covering topi...
Munich Security Conference 2025: Global Insecurity and the Search for Solutions
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier will open the 61st Munich Security Conference (MSC) from February 14th-16th, 2025, addressing global insecurity and aiming for solutions through dialogue; the conference will be influenced by the upcoming German election and Trump's second term, covering topi...
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36% Bias Score
Iran-E3 Nuclear Talks in Geneva Amid Rising Tensions
Iran and the E3 group (Britain, France, and Germany) held talks in Geneva on January 13-14 to discuss Iran's nuclear program, which has seen uranium enrichment reach 60%, nearing weapons-grade levels, prompting concerns about potential sanctions re-imposition and the influence of the upcoming US pre...
Iran-E3 Nuclear Talks in Geneva Amid Rising Tensions
Iran and the E3 group (Britain, France, and Germany) held talks in Geneva on January 13-14 to discuss Iran's nuclear program, which has seen uranium enrichment reach 60%, nearing weapons-grade levels, prompting concerns about potential sanctions re-imposition and the influence of the upcoming US pre...
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44% Bias Score
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