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China Starts Construction on World's Largest Hydropower Dam, Raising Downstream Concerns
China has started construction on a $170 billion hydropower dam on the Yarlung Zangbo River in Tibet, expected to generate 300 billion kilowatt-hours annually, raising concerns in India and Bangladesh about downstream impacts and environmental consequences.
China Starts Construction on World's Largest Hydropower Dam, Raising Downstream Concerns
China has started construction on a $170 billion hydropower dam on the Yarlung Zangbo River in Tibet, expected to generate 300 billion kilowatt-hours annually, raising concerns in India and Bangladesh about downstream impacts and environmental consequences.
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36% Bias Score
Former Ukrainian Anti-Crime Official Found Dead in Spain
Ihor Hrushevskyi, a former senior official in Ukraine's anti-organized crime agency, was found dead in a swimming pool in Spain at the same apartment complex where a Russian defector was murdered in February 2024; authorities are investigating.
Former Ukrainian Anti-Crime Official Found Dead in Spain
Ihor Hrushevskyi, a former senior official in Ukraine's anti-organized crime agency, was found dead in a swimming pool in Spain at the same apartment complex where a Russian defector was murdered in February 2024; authorities are investigating.
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48% Bias Score
ASEAN Summit Underscores Growing Sino-Russian Partnership Amidst US-Led Global Tensions
The ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur showcased Russia and China's strategic engagement in Southeast Asia, alongside Lavrov's meetings in Pyongyang and Beijing, highlighting the growing importance of the region and the strengthening Sino-Russian partnership amidst US-led global tensions.
ASEAN Summit Underscores Growing Sino-Russian Partnership Amidst US-Led Global Tensions
The ASEAN summit in Kuala Lumpur showcased Russia and China's strategic engagement in Southeast Asia, alongside Lavrov's meetings in Pyongyang and Beijing, highlighting the growing importance of the region and the strengthening Sino-Russian partnership amidst US-led global tensions.
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56% Bias Score
Larijani-Putin Meeting: Discussions on Iran's Nuclear Program and Middle East Crisis
On June 20, 2024, Ali Larijani met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss the escalating Middle East crisis and Iran's nuclear program; Putin emphasized Russia's support for regional stability and a political solution, while Iran simultaneously agreed to nuclear talks with three European countries...
Larijani-Putin Meeting: Discussions on Iran's Nuclear Program and Middle East Crisis
On June 20, 2024, Ali Larijani met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss the escalating Middle East crisis and Iran's nuclear program; Putin emphasized Russia's support for regional stability and a political solution, while Iran simultaneously agreed to nuclear talks with three European countries...
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40% Bias Score
Turkey's 1974 Invasion of Cyprus: A 51-Year Occupation
Turkey invaded Cyprus on July 20, 1974, occupying 36% of the island, displacing thousands, and creating a lasting division that persists today, making it the only EU member under occupation.
Turkey's 1974 Invasion of Cyprus: A 51-Year Occupation
Turkey invaded Cyprus on July 20, 1974, occupying 36% of the island, displacing thousands, and creating a lasting division that persists today, making it the only EU member under occupation.
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60% Bias Score
US Iran Attacks Ineffective, Diplomatic Solution Remains Crucial: Aspen Security Forum
Former US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan assessed that June's US attacks on Iran were unsuccessful and that a diplomatic solution remains necessary, while experts at the Aspen Security Forum debated various paths forward, including potential regime change and the risks of a covert Iranian n...
US Iran Attacks Ineffective, Diplomatic Solution Remains Crucial: Aspen Security Forum
Former US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan assessed that June's US attacks on Iran were unsuccessful and that a diplomatic solution remains necessary, while experts at the Aspen Security Forum debated various paths forward, including potential regime change and the risks of a covert Iranian n...
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44% 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
Turkish Mining Decision Links Olive Groves to US Arms Manufacturers via Global Finance
A Turkish parliamentary decision to allow mining in olive groves has linked Turkish mining companies Ariana Resources and Zenit Madencilik to US gold mining giant Newmont Corporation, highlighting the involvement of global finance giants like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, who also hold majo...
Turkish Mining Decision Links Olive Groves to US Arms Manufacturers via Global Finance
A Turkish parliamentary decision to allow mining in olive groves has linked Turkish mining companies Ariana Resources and Zenit Madencilik to US gold mining giant Newmont Corporation, highlighting the involvement of global finance giants like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, who also hold majo...
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56% Bias Score
Spain-Morocco Relations Strained by Popular Party's Ambiguity on Western Sahara
Following a meeting in May 2022 between the Moroccan Prime Minister and the leader of Spain's Popular Party, the Moroccan government expressed concerns regarding the ambiguous stance of the PP on the Western Sahara conflict, leading to temporary closure of commercial customs in Ceuta and Melilla aft...
Spain-Morocco Relations Strained by Popular Party's Ambiguity on Western Sahara
Following a meeting in May 2022 between the Moroccan Prime Minister and the leader of Spain's Popular Party, the Moroccan government expressed concerns regarding the ambiguous stance of the PP on the Western Sahara conflict, leading to temporary closure of commercial customs in Ceuta and Melilla aft...
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52% Bias Score
Turkey Denies Claims of Shifting Palestine Policy, Cites Complete Trade Halt with Israel
Turkey's Foreign Ministry vehemently denies allegations of wavering support for Palestine, citing the May 2024 termination of all trade with Israel, leadership in a UN initiative to halt arms transfers to Israel, and legal support for Palestinians.
Turkey Denies Claims of Shifting Palestine Policy, Cites Complete Trade Halt with Israel
Turkey's Foreign Ministry vehemently denies allegations of wavering support for Palestine, citing the May 2024 termination of all trade with Israel, leadership in a UN initiative to halt arms transfers to Israel, and legal support for Palestinians.
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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 on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, expected to cost nearly \$144 billion and generate three times the power of the Three Gorges Dam, raising environmental and geopolitical concerns.
China Begins Construction of World's Largest Dam in Tibet
China started building a massive dam in Tibet on the Yarlung Tsangpo River, expected to cost nearly \$144 billion and generate three times the power of the Three Gorges Dam, raising environmental and geopolitical concerns.
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40% Bias Score
China Begins Construction of Giant Dam in Disputed Tibet Region
China started building a massive dam, three times bigger than the Three Gorges Dam, on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, near the Indian border, despite territorial disputes and concerns from downstream countries.
China Begins Construction of Giant Dam in Disputed Tibet Region
China started building a massive dam, three times bigger than the Three Gorges Dam, on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet, near the Indian border, despite territorial disputes and concerns from downstream countries.
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36% Bias Score
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