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France's Tech Sector in 2025: A Balancing Act Between Growth and Sovereignty
France's tech sector is maturing in 2025, focusing on data sovereignty amid geopolitical tensions; concerns over US cloud dominance are driving initiatives like the "SecNumCloud" certification to promote domestic alternatives, though challenges remain.
France's Tech Sector in 2025: A Balancing Act Between Growth and Sovereignty
France's tech sector is maturing in 2025, focusing on data sovereignty amid geopolitical tensions; concerns over US cloud dominance are driving initiatives like the "SecNumCloud" certification to promote domestic alternatives, though challenges remain.
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60% Bias Score
Russia Aids North Korea in Drone Production, Shifting Regional Military Balance
Ukraine's military intelligence reports Russia is aiding North Korea in mass-producing Shahed-136 drones, enhancing KN-23 missile accuracy, and developing submarine-launched ballistic missiles, potentially altering the regional military balance and supplying Russia with additional weaponry for its w...
Russia Aids North Korea in Drone Production, Shifting Regional Military Balance
Ukraine's military intelligence reports Russia is aiding North Korea in mass-producing Shahed-136 drones, enhancing KN-23 missile accuracy, and developing submarine-launched ballistic missiles, potentially altering the regional military balance and supplying Russia with additional weaponry for its w...
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40% Bias Score
Macron Visits Greenland Amid US Annexation Threats
French President Macron will visit Greenland on Sunday for talks with Greenland and Denmark's prime ministers, focusing on Arctic security, climate, energy, and mineral resources, amid US President Trump's repeated threats to annex the territory and US Vice-President Vance's criticism of Denmark's g...
Macron Visits Greenland Amid US Annexation Threats
French President Macron will visit Greenland on Sunday for talks with Greenland and Denmark's prime ministers, focusing on Arctic security, climate, energy, and mineral resources, amid US President Trump's repeated threats to annex the territory and US Vice-President Vance's criticism of Denmark's g...
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52% Bias Score
China's Rare Earth Export Controls Expose US Military Vulnerability
China's April 4th export restrictions on seven rare earth metals, including samarium vital for high-temperature military magnets, have exposed the US military's dependence on China for this critical component, impacting its ability to replenish weapons stockpiles.
China's Rare Earth Export Controls Expose US Military Vulnerability
China's April 4th export restrictions on seven rare earth metals, including samarium vital for high-temperature military magnets, have exposed the US military's dependence on China for this critical component, impacting its ability to replenish weapons stockpiles.
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48% Bias Score
Foreign Investment in China Remains Strong Despite Global Headwinds
A new survey reveals that despite global uncertainty, nearly 70% of foreign companies, including 70% of Australian firms, prioritize China as a top-three investment priority for the next three years due to profitability and positive bilateral relations, although regulatory hurdles persist.
Foreign Investment in China Remains Strong Despite Global Headwinds
A new survey reveals that despite global uncertainty, nearly 70% of foreign companies, including 70% of Australian firms, prioritize China as a top-three investment priority for the next three years due to profitability and positive bilateral relations, although regulatory hurdles persist.
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44% Bias Score
WTO Crisis and China's Role in Reshaping Global Trade
The World Trade Organization faces a crisis as geopolitical tensions fuel a surge in regional trade agreements, creating a fragmented system; however, China actively participates in these agreements and promotes development-focused trade to shape a fairer global order.
WTO Crisis and China's Role in Reshaping Global Trade
The World Trade Organization faces a crisis as geopolitical tensions fuel a surge in regional trade agreements, creating a fragmented system; however, China actively participates in these agreements and promotes development-focused trade to shape a fairer global order.
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40% Bias Score
Latvia Wins U.N. Security Council Seat, Pledges Peace Efforts in Ukraine and Middle East
Latvia won a seat on the U.N. Security Council with 178 of 188 votes, pledging to prioritize peace in Ukraine and the Middle East, focusing on aid to Gaza and pressuring Russia while supporting Ukraine's self-defense.
Latvia Wins U.N. Security Council Seat, Pledges Peace Efforts in Ukraine and Middle East
Latvia won a seat on the U.N. Security Council with 178 of 188 votes, pledging to prioritize peace in Ukraine and the Middle East, focusing on aid to Gaza and pressuring Russia while supporting Ukraine's self-defense.
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44% Bias Score
Macron Visits Greenland Amid US Annexation Attempts
French President Macron will visit Greenland on Sunday to discuss Arctic security, climate, energy, and mineral resources with Greenland's and Denmark's Prime Ministers, countering US attempts to annex the territory.
Macron Visits Greenland Amid US Annexation Attempts
French President Macron will visit Greenland on Sunday to discuss Arctic security, climate, energy, and mineral resources with Greenland's and Denmark's Prime Ministers, countering US attempts to annex the territory.
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44% Bias Score
WTO Faces Crisis Amidst Rise of Regional Trade Agreements and China's Multifaceted Role
The World Trade Organization faces a systemic crisis due to geopolitical shifts and rising protectionism, leading to a surge in regional trade agreements (366 by 2023 from 83 before 2001) and a shift in focus from "across-the-border" to "behind-the-border" regulations, with China playing a multiface...
WTO Faces Crisis Amidst Rise of Regional Trade Agreements and China's Multifaceted Role
The World Trade Organization faces a systemic crisis due to geopolitical shifts and rising protectionism, leading to a surge in regional trade agreements (366 by 2023 from 83 before 2001) and a shift in focus from "across-the-border" to "behind-the-border" regulations, with China playing a multiface...
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40% Bias Score
Canada Accelerates NATO Spending Target, Diversifies Defense Away From US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will meet NATO's 2% GDP military spending target by early next year, five years ahead of schedule, due to aging military equipment, over-reliance on the US, and a changing global geopolitical landscape. This involves a $9 billion CAD increase...
Canada Accelerates NATO Spending Target, Diversifies Defense Away From US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will meet NATO's 2% GDP military spending target by early next year, five years ahead of schedule, due to aging military equipment, over-reliance on the US, and a changing global geopolitical landscape. This involves a $9 billion CAD increase...
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44% Bias Score
Foreign Investment in China Remains Strong Despite Global Uncertainty
A survey by the China-Australia Chamber of Commerce reveals that nearly 70% of foreign companies rank China as a top-three investment priority for the next three years, despite global headwinds, driven by strong financial performance and a positive outlook on bilateral relations, but facing challeng...
Foreign Investment in China Remains Strong Despite Global Uncertainty
A survey by the China-Australia Chamber of Commerce reveals that nearly 70% of foreign companies rank China as a top-three investment priority for the next three years, despite global headwinds, driven by strong financial performance and a positive outlook on bilateral relations, but facing challeng...
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36% Bias Score
Canada to Meet NATO Spending Goal Early, Diversify Away From US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will meet NATO's 2% GDP military spending target by early next year, five years ahead of schedule, due to aging military equipment and over-reliance on the US, and will diversify defense spending away from the US, investing $9 billion Canadia...
Canada to Meet NATO Spending Goal Early, Diversify Away From US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will meet NATO's 2% GDP military spending target by early next year, five years ahead of schedule, due to aging military equipment and over-reliance on the US, and will diversify defense spending away from the US, investing $9 billion Canadia...
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40% Bias Score
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