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Greece and US Strengthen Energy Ties
Greek Minister of Environment and Energy Stauros Papadatos concluded four days of meetings in the US focused on strengthening energy cooperation with the US, particularly in hydrocarbons and LNG, resulting in the US Energy Secretary agreeing to hold the P-TECC meeting in Athens in November.
Greece and US Strengthen Energy Ties
Greek Minister of Environment and Energy Stauros Papadatos concluded four days of meetings in the US focused on strengthening energy cooperation with the US, particularly in hydrocarbons and LNG, resulting in the US Energy Secretary agreeing to hold the P-TECC meeting in Athens in November.
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60% Bias Score


Trump Finalizes Record-Breaking \$600 Billion Deal with Saudi Arabia
President Trump finalized a historic \$600 billion investment deal with Saudi Arabia, including a nearly \$142 billion arms agreement, signifying a renewed and strengthened partnership focused on mutual economic and geopolitical gains.
Trump Finalizes Record-Breaking \$600 Billion Deal with Saudi Arabia
President Trump finalized a historic \$600 billion investment deal with Saudi Arabia, including a nearly \$142 billion arms agreement, signifying a renewed and strengthened partnership focused on mutual economic and geopolitical gains.
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56% Bias Score


China Unveils National Security Strategy to Counter External Pressures
China's new national security white paper, released Monday, details a comprehensive strategy to counter perceived external threats, including increased diplomatic, economic, and technological resilience, while emphasizing the integration of development and security.
China Unveils National Security Strategy to Counter External Pressures
China's new national security white paper, released Monday, details a comprehensive strategy to counter perceived external threats, including increased diplomatic, economic, and technological resilience, while emphasizing the integration of development and security.
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60% Bias Score


Latin America's Shift Towards China Amidst US Trade War
Brazil plans a railway to the Chinese-funded Peruvian port Chancay, signaling a shift towards China amid US trade tariffs, with Colombia and Venezuela also exploring closer ties with China, highlighting a growing dependence on China as a long-term trade partner.
Latin America's Shift Towards China Amidst US Trade War
Brazil plans a railway to the Chinese-funded Peruvian port Chancay, signaling a shift towards China amid US trade tariffs, with Colombia and Venezuela also exploring closer ties with China, highlighting a growing dependence on China as a long-term trade partner.
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40% Bias Score


Serbia's EU Accession Bid Faces Challenges Amidst Russia Ties and Protests
President of the European Council António Costa visited Belgrade to discuss Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's attendance at a Moscow Victory Day parade, emphasizing the need for alignment with EU foreign policy; Vučić reaffirmed Serbia's commitment to EU accession amidst internal anti-corruption ...
Serbia's EU Accession Bid Faces Challenges Amidst Russia Ties and Protests
President of the European Council António Costa visited Belgrade to discuss Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's attendance at a Moscow Victory Day parade, emphasizing the need for alignment with EU foreign policy; Vučić reaffirmed Serbia's commitment to EU accession amidst internal anti-corruption ...
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52% Bias Score


Greece Cautious on European Ukraine Security Mechanism
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis participated in a video conference on the Ukraine conflict, expressing caution about a proposed European-led security mechanism and highlighting three conditions: a ceasefire, an internationally legitimate management body, and US assurances against renewed ho...
Greece Cautious on European Ukraine Security Mechanism
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis participated in a video conference on the Ukraine conflict, expressing caution about a proposed European-led security mechanism and highlighting three conditions: a ceasefire, an internationally legitimate management body, and US assurances against renewed ho...
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32% Bias Score

Trump's Trade Deals Sidestep EU Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Amidst a potential US recession, President Trump unexpectedly reached trade deals with China and the UK, leaving the European Union sidelined despite its efforts to negotiate the removal of US tariffs on European products, resulting in a strained transatlantic relationship.

Trump's Trade Deals Sidestep EU Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Amidst a potential US recession, President Trump unexpectedly reached trade deals with China and the UK, leaving the European Union sidelined despite its efforts to negotiate the removal of US tariffs on European products, resulting in a strained transatlantic relationship.
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40% Bias Score

Turkey Suggests Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Compromise
Turkey's foreign minister suggests a possible compromise between Russia and Ukraine on peace talks, despite Ukraine's demand for a ceasefire before negotiations and Russia's insistence on talks first; this highlights the significant challenges in achieving lasting peace.

Turkey Suggests Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Compromise
Turkey's foreign minister suggests a possible compromise between Russia and Ukraine on peace talks, despite Ukraine's demand for a ceasefire before negotiations and Russia's insistence on talks first; this highlights the significant challenges in achieving lasting peace.
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48% Bias Score

Iran and Uzbekistan Strengthen Ties Amidst Broader Central Asia Engagement
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian hosted the Uzbek prime minister in Tehran on Monday to discuss enhancing bilateral ties and regional stability, reflecting Iran's broader strategy of strengthening relations with Central Asian countries to diversify its economic partnerships and reduce dependence ...

Iran and Uzbekistan Strengthen Ties Amidst Broader Central Asia Engagement
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian hosted the Uzbek prime minister in Tehran on Monday to discuss enhancing bilateral ties and regional stability, reflecting Iran's broader strategy of strengthening relations with Central Asian countries to diversify its economic partnerships and reduce dependence ...
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36% Bias Score

China Courts Latin America Amid U.S. Trade War
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced \$9.1 billion in new credit and plans to boost imports from Latin America during a forum in Beijing, contrasting China's approach with the U.S.'s trade war and positioning China as a more stable partner amid rising geopolitical tensions.

China Courts Latin America Amid U.S. Trade War
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced \$9.1 billion in new credit and plans to boost imports from Latin America during a forum in Beijing, contrasting China's approach with the U.S.'s trade war and positioning China as a more stable partner amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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48% Bias Score

Polish MEPs Clash with Sovereign Europe Group Over Russia Stance
Three Polish MEPs from the Sovereign Europe Group (SEG) in the European Parliament are in conflict with other members over their attitudes towards Russia, particularly concerning the Bulgarian Revival party's pro-Russia actions and the SEG's alliance with Germany's AfD party. The Polish MEPs risk le...

Polish MEPs Clash with Sovereign Europe Group Over Russia Stance
Three Polish MEPs from the Sovereign Europe Group (SEG) in the European Parliament are in conflict with other members over their attitudes towards Russia, particularly concerning the Bulgarian Revival party's pro-Russia actions and the SEG's alliance with Germany's AfD party. The Polish MEPs risk le...
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44% Bias Score

The Baghdad Pact: A Cold War Alliance and its Demise
The Baghdad Pact, a 1955 Cold War military alliance between Britain, Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran to counter Soviet influence, dissolved in 1979 due to internal conflicts and the changing geopolitical landscape.

The Baghdad Pact: A Cold War Alliance and its Demise
The Baghdad Pact, a 1955 Cold War military alliance between Britain, Iraq, Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran to counter Soviet influence, dissolved in 1979 due to internal conflicts and the changing geopolitical landscape.
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36% Bias Score
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