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US Approves $4.67bn Arms Sale to Egypt
The Pentagon announced a potential $4.67bn sale of NASAMS air defense systems to Egypt, including radars, missiles, and US support services, to improve regional security and stability.
US Approves $4.67bn Arms Sale to Egypt
The Pentagon announced a potential $4.67bn sale of NASAMS air defense systems to Egypt, including radars, missiles, and US support services, to improve regional security and stability.
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EU-China Climate Deal Highlights Trade Tensions
Despite significant trade tensions, the EU and China issued a joint climate statement reaffirming their commitment to the Paris Agreement, although the statement lacks concrete action plans and highlights China's lead in clean technology as a major point of contention.
EU-China Climate Deal Highlights Trade Tensions
Despite significant trade tensions, the EU and China issued a joint climate statement reaffirming their commitment to the Paris Agreement, although the statement lacks concrete action plans and highlights China's lead in clean technology as a major point of contention.
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Greece Consolidates Military Conscripts, Boosts Reserves
Greece's Ministry of National Defense announced sweeping changes to its military structure, including consolidating all conscripts into the Army from January 1, 2026, to strengthen reserves by 5,000-6,000 annually, increasing soldier pay by up to 150 euros monthly, and investing 65 million euros in ...
Greece Consolidates Military Conscripts, Boosts Reserves
Greece's Ministry of National Defense announced sweeping changes to its military structure, including consolidating all conscripts into the Army from January 1, 2026, to strengthen reserves by 5,000-6,000 annually, increasing soldier pay by up to 150 euros monthly, and investing 65 million euros in ...
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China's Clean Energy Boom: \$1.9 Trillion Sector Drives Global Transition
China's clean energy sector boomed in 2024, contributing over 10% to its GDP and generating \$1.9 trillion in output; the country exported \$177 billion in clean energy technologies and invested \$60 billion in overseas factories, significantly impacting global energy transitions, particularly in em...
China's Clean Energy Boom: \$1.9 Trillion Sector Drives Global Transition
China's clean energy sector boomed in 2024, contributing over 10% to its GDP and generating \$1.9 trillion in output; the country exported \$177 billion in clean energy technologies and invested \$60 billion in overseas factories, significantly impacting global energy transitions, particularly in em...
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44% Bias Score
Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict Escalates After Airstrikes
A renewed military conflict erupted between Thailand and Cambodia on Thursday after a landmine explosion injured five Thai soldiers, prompting retaliatory airstrikes by Thailand. This escalation follows earlier clashes and accusations of aggression by both sides, highlighting a long-standing border ...
Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict Escalates After Airstrikes
A renewed military conflict erupted between Thailand and Cambodia on Thursday after a landmine explosion injured five Thai soldiers, prompting retaliatory airstrikes by Thailand. This escalation follows earlier clashes and accusations of aggression by both sides, highlighting a long-standing border ...
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Iran-US Naval Encounter: Conflicting Accounts of Destroyer's Response
On Thursday, an Iranian helicopter warned the USS Fitzgerald, a US Navy destroyer, to leave what Iran considers its territorial waters; Iran claims the ship changed course, while the US denies this, calling the Iranian account disinformation. This incident is viewed against the backdrop of recent te...
Iran-US Naval Encounter: Conflicting Accounts of Destroyer's Response
On Thursday, an Iranian helicopter warned the USS Fitzgerald, a US Navy destroyer, to leave what Iran considers its territorial waters; Iran claims the ship changed course, while the US denies this, calling the Iranian account disinformation. This incident is viewed against the backdrop of recent te...
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56% Bias Score
China-EU Digital Trade FTA: Potential Benefits and Significant Challenges
A potential China-EU free trade agreement on digital and services trade offers substantial mutual benefits but faces challenges due to differing regulations, data protection concerns, and the complexities of a mixed agreement requiring both EU and national approvals; China's cross-border e-commerce ...
China-EU Digital Trade FTA: Potential Benefits and Significant Challenges
A potential China-EU free trade agreement on digital and services trade offers substantial mutual benefits but faces challenges due to differing regulations, data protection concerns, and the complexities of a mixed agreement requiring both EU and national approvals; China's cross-border e-commerce ...
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40% Bias Score
France to Recognize Palestinian State Amidst Gaza Crisis
France will recognize a Palestinian state in September, aiming to pressure international actors into supporting a diplomatic resolution to the Gaza conflict following Hamas' October 7th attacks, which caused about 1200 deaths and a humanitarian crisis.
France to Recognize Palestinian State Amidst Gaza Crisis
France will recognize a Palestinian state in September, aiming to pressure international actors into supporting a diplomatic resolution to the Gaza conflict following Hamas' October 7th attacks, which caused about 1200 deaths and a humanitarian crisis.
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Strained EU-China Relations Dominate 50th Anniversary Summit
The EU-China summit, marking 50 years of diplomatic ties, faces significant challenges due to China's support for Russia in the Ukraine war, unfair trade practices resulting in a nearly €1 billion daily EU trade deficit, and China's near monopoly on rare earth elements.
Strained EU-China Relations Dominate 50th Anniversary Summit
The EU-China summit, marking 50 years of diplomatic ties, faces significant challenges due to China's support for Russia in the Ukraine war, unfair trade practices resulting in a nearly €1 billion daily EU trade deficit, and China's near monopoly on rare earth elements.
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56% Bias Score
Leaked MOU Reveals Potential US Control of Armenian Transport Corridor
An alleged memorandum of understanding between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the U.S. for a 42km transport corridor in Armenia's Syunik region, leased to a private American company for 99 years, has been leaked and denied by Armenian authorities.
Leaked MOU Reveals Potential US Control of Armenian Transport Corridor
An alleged memorandum of understanding between Armenia, Azerbaijan, and the U.S. for a 42km transport corridor in Armenia's Syunik region, leased to a private American company for 99 years, has been leaked and denied by Armenian authorities.
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China-EU Summit Seeks to Strengthen Cooperation Amid Geopolitical Tensions
The 25th China-EU Summit, held July 1, 2024, in China, aims to bolster cooperation between China and the EU amid rising global tensions, focusing on trade, global security, and green transition; bilateral trade between the two entities increased from \$2.4 billion in 1974 to \$785.8 billion in 2024.
China-EU Summit Seeks to Strengthen Cooperation Amid Geopolitical Tensions
The 25th China-EU Summit, held July 1, 2024, in China, aims to bolster cooperation between China and the EU amid rising global tensions, focusing on trade, global security, and green transition; bilateral trade between the two entities increased from \$2.4 billion in 1974 to \$785.8 billion in 2024.
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Shortened EU-China Summit Reflects Strained Relations
The EU-China summit, originally planned as a two-day event in Brussels to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, was significantly shortened and moved to Beijing due to China's unwillingness to have President Xi Jinping travel to Europe, reflecting the currently strained relations between the t...
Shortened EU-China Summit Reflects Strained Relations
The EU-China summit, originally planned as a two-day event in Brussels to celebrate 50 years of diplomatic relations, was significantly shortened and moved to Beijing due to China's unwillingness to have President Xi Jinping travel to Europe, reflecting the currently strained relations between the t...
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52% Bias Score
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