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Declining Trade Among China, Japan, and South Korea Highlights Need for Trilateral FTA
From 2021 to 2024, intra-regional trade among China, Japan, and South Korea fell 13.5 percent to $737 billion due to intensifying global geopolitical rivalry; however, the three countries are committed to accelerating a trilateral free trade agreement to boost regional growth and supply chain securi...
Declining Trade Among China, Japan, and South Korea Highlights Need for Trilateral FTA
From 2021 to 2024, intra-regional trade among China, Japan, and South Korea fell 13.5 percent to $737 billion due to intensifying global geopolitical rivalry; however, the three countries are committed to accelerating a trilateral free trade agreement to boost regional growth and supply chain securi...
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48% Bias Score
Azerbaijan-Russia Relations Crisis: Unmet Expectations and Assertive Foreign Policy
Azerbaijan's relations with Russia have sharply deteriorated following Russia's perceived failures to support Azerbaijan's BRICS application and insufficient response to an air crash, leading to a series of diplomatic incidents and a reassessment of Azerbaijan's foreign policy.
Azerbaijan-Russia Relations Crisis: Unmet Expectations and Assertive Foreign Policy
Azerbaijan's relations with Russia have sharply deteriorated following Russia's perceived failures to support Azerbaijan's BRICS application and insufficient response to an air crash, leading to a series of diplomatic incidents and a reassessment of Azerbaijan's foreign policy.
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56% Bias Score
China Begins Construction of World's Largest Dam in Tibet
China started building a massive dam in Tibet's Nyingchi, costing nearly \$144 billion, generating 300 billion kilowatt-hours yearly, exceeding the Three Gorges Dam's capacity threefold, but raising environmental and geopolitical concerns.
China Begins Construction of World's Largest Dam in Tibet
China started building a massive dam in Tibet's Nyingchi, costing nearly \$144 billion, generating 300 billion kilowatt-hours yearly, exceeding the Three Gorges Dam's capacity threefold, but raising environmental and geopolitical concerns.
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36% Bias Score
China's Rare Earth Exports Surge Following US Trade Deal
China's rare earth element exports to the US jumped 660% in June, reaching 353 tons, following a trade deal easing tariffs; however, overall exports remained 38% below June 2024 levels, highlighting China's significant role in global supply chains.
China's Rare Earth Exports Surge Following US Trade Deal
China's rare earth element exports to the US jumped 660% in June, reaching 353 tons, following a trade deal easing tariffs; however, overall exports remained 38% below June 2024 levels, highlighting China's significant role in global supply chains.
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40% Bias Score
EU Sanctions Against Russia Strain China-EU Relations
The EU's 18th sanctions package against Russia, including sanctions against two Chinese banks for alleged cryptocurrency operations aiding Russia, has prompted a strong rebuke from China's Ministry of Commerce, who stated it negatively impacts China-EU relations and contradicts prior agreements betw...
EU Sanctions Against Russia Strain China-EU Relations
The EU's 18th sanctions package against Russia, including sanctions against two Chinese banks for alleged cryptocurrency operations aiding Russia, has prompted a strong rebuke from China's Ministry of Commerce, who stated it negatively impacts China-EU relations and contradicts prior agreements betw...
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36% Bias Score
Iran Agrees to Renewed Nuclear Talks with European Powers
Following recent attacks on its nuclear facilities, Iran has agreed to renewed nuclear talks with Germany, France, and the UK at the deputy foreign minister level, potentially leading to broader engagement with the West, despite Iran's insistence on continued uranium enrichment on its territory and ...
Iran Agrees to Renewed Nuclear Talks with European Powers
Following recent attacks on its nuclear facilities, Iran has agreed to renewed nuclear talks with Germany, France, and the UK at the deputy foreign minister level, potentially leading to broader engagement with the West, despite Iran's insistence on continued uranium enrichment on its territory and ...
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40% Bias Score
Romania Seeks Western Allies Amidst Shifting Geopolitical Landscape
President Nicușor Dan's visit to Germany follows a trip to Chișinău, highlighting Romania's efforts to strengthen ties with Western Europe amid US criticism and continued Russian influence; new defense agreements between France-UK and Germany-UK are influencing Romania's strategy, leading to closer ...
Romania Seeks Western Allies Amidst Shifting Geopolitical Landscape
President Nicușor Dan's visit to Germany follows a trip to Chișinău, highlighting Romania's efforts to strengthen ties with Western Europe amid US criticism and continued Russian influence; new defense agreements between France-UK and Germany-UK are influencing Romania's strategy, leading to closer ...
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52% Bias Score
China's Brahmaputra Dam: A $167.8 Billion Project Sparks Water Security Concerns in India
China launched a $167.8 billion dam project on the Brahmaputra River in Tibet, near the Indian border of Arunachal Pradesh, sparking concerns in India and Bangladesh about water security and potential for downstream devastation.
China's Brahmaputra Dam: A $167.8 Billion Project Sparks Water Security Concerns in India
China launched a $167.8 billion dam project on the Brahmaputra River in Tibet, near the Indian border of Arunachal Pradesh, sparking concerns in India and Bangladesh about water security and potential for downstream devastation.
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56% Bias Score
US Secondary Tariffs on Venezuelan Oil Imports Highlight Enforcement Challenges
The US imposed 25% secondary tariffs in March 2023 on countries importing Venezuelan oil, impacting Spain's imports and highlighting enforcement challenges compared to more targeted sanctions against Russia; experts debate effectiveness and future implications.
US Secondary Tariffs on Venezuelan Oil Imports Highlight Enforcement Challenges
The US imposed 25% secondary tariffs in March 2023 on countries importing Venezuelan oil, impacting Spain's imports and highlighting enforcement challenges compared to more targeted sanctions against Russia; experts debate effectiveness and future implications.
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36% Bias Score
China further cuts US debt holdings to lowest since 2009
China decreased its US Treasury holdings to $756.3 billion in May, the lowest level since 2009, to reduce reliance on US debt and mitigate risks from geopolitical tensions and growing US fiscal deficits; this is part of a broader strategy to diversify foreign exchange reserves and advance renminbi i...
China further cuts US debt holdings to lowest since 2009
China decreased its US Treasury holdings to $756.3 billion in May, the lowest level since 2009, to reduce reliance on US debt and mitigate risks from geopolitical tensions and growing US fiscal deficits; this is part of a broader strategy to diversify foreign exchange reserves and advance renminbi i...
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40% Bias Score
China further reduces US Treasury bond holdings amid concerns over dollar dominance
China decreased its US Treasury bond holdings by $900 million in May to $756.3 billion, the lowest since February 2009, driven by concerns about the dollar-based system, geopolitical tensions, and the recent US credit rating downgrade, leading to a strategy of diversification into non-dollar assets ...
China further reduces US Treasury bond holdings amid concerns over dollar dominance
China decreased its US Treasury bond holdings by $900 million in May to $756.3 billion, the lowest since February 2009, driven by concerns about the dollar-based system, geopolitical tensions, and the recent US credit rating downgrade, leading to a strategy of diversification into non-dollar assets ...
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36% Bias Score
US Warns Against China Cooperation in Asia-Pacific
The US State Department warned Indo-Pacific nations against working with China, accusing it of economic coercion, while promoting the US as an alternative, disregarding China's significant contributions to regional development and the region's preference for multilateralism.
US Warns Against China Cooperation in Asia-Pacific
The US State Department warned Indo-Pacific nations against working with China, accusing it of economic coercion, while promoting the US as an alternative, disregarding China's significant contributions to regional development and the region's preference for multilateralism.
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60% Bias Score
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