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Moldova Poll Shows Pro-EU Support Ahead of Tight Election
A new IRI poll shows 49% of Moldovans believe their country is headed in the right direction, the highest in 20 years, with the pro-EU PAS party projected to win a narrow majority in the September 28th parliamentary elections, amidst rising Russian pressure.
Moldova Poll Shows Pro-EU Support Ahead of Tight Election
A new IRI poll shows 49% of Moldovans believe their country is headed in the right direction, the highest in 20 years, with the pro-EU PAS party projected to win a narrow majority in the September 28th parliamentary elections, amidst rising Russian pressure.
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56% Bias Score
Hamas Attacks Expose Risks of Israel's Strategy
Following Hamas' October 7 attacks on Israel, which killed 1,195 and resulted in 240 hostages, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's prior support for Hamas to exploit Palestinian divisions backfired, leading to an intelligence failure and a current strategy of supporting armed Palestinian fac...
Hamas Attacks Expose Risks of Israel's Strategy
Following Hamas' October 7 attacks on Israel, which killed 1,195 and resulted in 240 hostages, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's prior support for Hamas to exploit Palestinian divisions backfired, leading to an intelligence failure and a current strategy of supporting armed Palestinian fac...
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60% Bias Score
China Secures Myanmar Rare Earth Mines Amidst US Trade War
Chinese-backed militias protect new rare earth mines in eastern Myanmar's Shan state, near the Chinese border, securing Beijing's access to minerals crucial for its technology industry amidst its trade war with Washington; at least 100 workers operate the mines day and night, extracting minerals lik...
China Secures Myanmar Rare Earth Mines Amidst US Trade War
Chinese-backed militias protect new rare earth mines in eastern Myanmar's Shan state, near the Chinese border, securing Beijing's access to minerals crucial for its technology industry amidst its trade war with Washington; at least 100 workers operate the mines day and night, extracting minerals lik...
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36% Bias Score
Israel's Bank Cooperation Halt Threatens Palestinian Goods Supply
Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich ordered a halt to cooperation with Palestinian banks, potentially cutting off essential goods like food and fuel to Palestinian territories, citing a delegitimization campaign by the Palestinian Authority. This follows sanctions against Smotrich by the UK a...
Israel's Bank Cooperation Halt Threatens Palestinian Goods Supply
Israel's Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich ordered a halt to cooperation with Palestinian banks, potentially cutting off essential goods like food and fuel to Palestinian territories, citing a delegitimization campaign by the Palestinian Authority. This follows sanctions against Smotrich by the UK a...
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40% Bias Score
Hamas Attacks, Media Bias, and Israel's Technological Response
The October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel triggered a conflict characterized by media bias, inflated casualty counts, and a wider global jihad; Israel's response, while controversial, is showcasing its technological and military advancements.
Hamas Attacks, Media Bias, and Israel's Technological Response
The October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel triggered a conflict characterized by media bias, inflated casualty counts, and a wider global jihad; Israel's response, while controversial, is showcasing its technological and military advancements.
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72% Bias Score
Turkey's Neo-Ottoman Rise: Geopolitical Factors and Future Conflicts
Regional instability, including the weakening of Russia, Iran, and the Assad regime, has empowered Turkey to pursue its ambitious neo-Ottoman vision, marked by military interventions in Syria and Libya, naval expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean, and burgeoning military industry, despite potential...
Turkey's Neo-Ottoman Rise: Geopolitical Factors and Future Conflicts
Regional instability, including the weakening of Russia, Iran, and the Assad regime, has empowered Turkey to pursue its ambitious neo-Ottoman vision, marked by military interventions in Syria and Libya, naval expansion in the Eastern Mediterranean, and burgeoning military industry, despite potential...
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48% Bias Score
IAEA Declares Iran in Non-Compliance, Raising Risk of Regional Conflict
The UN's nuclear watchdog formally declared Iran in breach of its nuclear obligations, prompting concerns of sanctions and potential military action, after 19 IAEA board members voted for a resolution highlighting Iran's lack of cooperation with investigations into undeclared nuclear materials.
IAEA Declares Iran in Non-Compliance, Raising Risk of Regional Conflict
The UN's nuclear watchdog formally declared Iran in breach of its nuclear obligations, prompting concerns of sanctions and potential military action, after 19 IAEA board members voted for a resolution highlighting Iran's lack of cooperation with investigations into undeclared nuclear materials.
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52% Bias Score
Australia Sanctions Israeli Ministers, Defies US on Defense Spending
Australia has sanctioned Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, reflecting international concern over the Gaza conflict, while simultaneously resisting US pressure for increased defense spending; this coincides with Prime Minister Albanese's potential meeting with President Trump at...
Australia Sanctions Israeli Ministers, Defies US on Defense Spending
Australia has sanctioned Israeli ministers Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich, reflecting international concern over the Gaza conflict, while simultaneously resisting US pressure for increased defense spending; this coincides with Prime Minister Albanese's potential meeting with President Trump at...
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44% Bias Score
Montenegro: Balancing West and East
Montenegro, despite its recent NATO membership and EU aspirations, maintains strong cultural ties with Russia, even as economic relations suffer due to Western sanctions; however, public opinion reveals dissatisfaction with the current economic situation.
Montenegro: Balancing West and East
Montenegro, despite its recent NATO membership and EU aspirations, maintains strong cultural ties with Russia, even as economic relations suffer due to Western sanctions; however, public opinion reveals dissatisfaction with the current economic situation.
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60% Bias Score
Taiwan Shows Military Might Amid Rising China Tensions
Taiwan's President William Lai oversaw an Ocean Day military drill last week in Kaohsiung, showcasing new coast guard vessels and drones amidst rising tensions with China, which included 1,135 incursions into Taiwanese waters last year alone.
Taiwan Shows Military Might Amid Rising China Tensions
Taiwan's President William Lai oversaw an Ocean Day military drill last week in Kaohsiung, showcasing new coast guard vessels and drones amidst rising tensions with China, which included 1,135 incursions into Taiwanese waters last year alone.
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40% Bias Score
Russia's June Attacks on Ukraine: Casualties, Repelled Assault, and POW Exchange
Russian attacks on Ukraine from June 7-10 resulted in civilian casualties and infrastructure damage in Odesa and Donetsk; a massive drone and missile attack on June 9th was largely repelled; and a prisoner exchange commenced.
Russia's June Attacks on Ukraine: Casualties, Repelled Assault, and POW Exchange
Russian attacks on Ukraine from June 7-10 resulted in civilian casualties and infrastructure damage in Odesa and Donetsk; a massive drone and missile attack on June 9th was largely repelled; and a prisoner exchange commenced.
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16% Bias Score
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection and Independent Foreign Policy
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this article analyzes the relationship's trajectory, highlighting periods of cooperation and conflict, advocating for independent foreign policy, and emphasizing the importance of dialogue and strategic econ...
Philippines-China Relations at 50: A Call for Introspection and Independent Foreign Policy
On June 9, 1975, the Philippines and China established diplomatic relations; 50 years later, this article analyzes the relationship's trajectory, highlighting periods of cooperation and conflict, advocating for independent foreign policy, and emphasizing the importance of dialogue and strategic econ...
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52% Bias Score
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