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Sydney Fish Market Retailers Agree to New Premises Amidst Cost Dispute
Sydney Fish Market's six seafood retailers will move to their new \$836 million premises by mid-December, resolving a dispute over cost overruns and building design, but concerns remain about operational changes, including a potential 3 am auction start.
Sydney Fish Market Retailers Agree to New Premises Amidst Cost Dispute
Sydney Fish Market's six seafood retailers will move to their new \$836 million premises by mid-December, resolving a dispute over cost overruns and building design, but concerns remain about operational changes, including a potential 3 am auction start.
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52% Bias Score


Fehmarn Belt Tunnel: German Land Connection Delayed Until After 2029
The completion of the German land connection for the Fehmarn Belt tunnel is delayed until after 2029 due to planning and approval challenges, resulting in estimated annual economic losses of €60 million and undermining projected benefits for cross-border trade and rail transport.
Fehmarn Belt Tunnel: German Land Connection Delayed Until After 2029
The completion of the German land connection for the Fehmarn Belt tunnel is delayed until after 2029 due to planning and approval challenges, resulting in estimated annual economic losses of €60 million and undermining projected benefits for cross-border trade and rail transport.
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40% Bias Score


Ethiopia-Djibouti Railway Boosts Regional Trade
Ethiopian and Djiboutian officials praised the China-built Ethiopia-Djibouti standard-gauge railway for boosting regional trade, with plans to increase its annual freight capacity to 6.2 million tons by 2027, aiming to handle at least 25% of Ethiopia's imports and exports.
Ethiopia-Djibouti Railway Boosts Regional Trade
Ethiopian and Djiboutian officials praised the China-built Ethiopia-Djibouti standard-gauge railway for boosting regional trade, with plans to increase its annual freight capacity to 6.2 million tons by 2027, aiming to handle at least 25% of Ethiopia's imports and exports.
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52% Bias Score


Norway's EV Success: A Model for Canada?
Norway's electric vehicle (EV) market share reached 88.9 percent in 2024 due to a long-term strategy combining high taxes on gasoline and polluting cars with significant incentives for EV drivers, including tax breaks and free parking, and a focus on charging infrastructure development.
Norway's EV Success: A Model for Canada?
Norway's electric vehicle (EV) market share reached 88.9 percent in 2024 due to a long-term strategy combining high taxes on gasoline and polluting cars with significant incentives for EV drivers, including tax breaks and free parking, and a focus on charging infrastructure development.
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48% Bias Score


Paraguay: Geopolitical Crossroads
Landlocked Paraguay, with a GDP similar to Murcia's and a population like Madrid's, attracts China, the US, and India due to its strategic location between Argentina and Brazil, facilitating trade and energy resources; however, its potential is limited by infrastructure deficits and unequal developm...
Paraguay: Geopolitical Crossroads
Landlocked Paraguay, with a GDP similar to Murcia's and a population like Madrid's, attracts China, the US, and India due to its strategic location between Argentina and Brazil, facilitating trade and energy resources; however, its potential is limited by infrastructure deficits and unequal developm...
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40% Bias Score


2026 World Cup: Canada's Readiness Questioned Amidst Economic Promise
The 2026 World Cup, hosted across Canada, the US, and Mexico, is expected to draw over 5 billion viewers and 650,000 visitors to Vancouver and Toronto alone, posing challenges to infrastructure while offering significant economic opportunities and a chance to boost Canadian soccer.
2026 World Cup: Canada's Readiness Questioned Amidst Economic Promise
The 2026 World Cup, hosted across Canada, the US, and Mexico, is expected to draw over 5 billion viewers and 650,000 visitors to Vancouver and Toronto alone, posing challenges to infrastructure while offering significant economic opportunities and a chance to boost Canadian soccer.
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36% Bias Score

VGF Takes Control of Frankfurt U-Bahn Stations, Launching €451 Million Modernization
Frankfurt's Verkehrsgesellschaft Frankfurt (VGF) now owns its U-Bahn stations, initiating a €451 million, 22.5-year modernization plan addressing aging infrastructure and improving passenger experience, starting with cleaning and minor repairs at stations like Hauptwache and Konstablerwache.

VGF Takes Control of Frankfurt U-Bahn Stations, Launching €451 Million Modernization
Frankfurt's Verkehrsgesellschaft Frankfurt (VGF) now owns its U-Bahn stations, initiating a €451 million, 22.5-year modernization plan addressing aging infrastructure and improving passenger experience, starting with cleaning and minor repairs at stations like Hauptwache and Konstablerwache.
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44% Bias Score

Record Rainfall Cripples Mexico City
Mexico City experienced its rainiest July on record in 2024, with over 298 millimeters of rainfall causing widespread flooding, infrastructure damage, and transportation disruptions, particularly affecting vulnerable southern areas.

Record Rainfall Cripples Mexico City
Mexico City experienced its rainiest July on record in 2024, with over 298 millimeters of rainfall causing widespread flooding, infrastructure damage, and transportation disruptions, particularly affecting vulnerable southern areas.
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24% Bias Score

Controversial $1 Billion Loan for BC Ferries' Chinese-Built Ships
The Canada Infrastructure Bank approved a $1 billion loan to BC Ferries to purchase four new ships from China, sparking controversy due to the lack of Canadian shipyard bids and concerns over supporting domestic industries, despite the urgent need to replace aging vessels and maintain reliable ferry...

Controversial $1 Billion Loan for BC Ferries' Chinese-Built Ships
The Canada Infrastructure Bank approved a $1 billion loan to BC Ferries to purchase four new ships from China, sparking controversy due to the lack of Canadian shipyard bids and concerns over supporting domestic industries, despite the urgent need to replace aging vessels and maintain reliable ferry...
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40% Bias Score

Heathrow's Third Runway: A £50 Billion Gamble
Heathrow Airport's revised plan for a third runway, costing nearly £50 billion, faces a government review considering legal, environmental, and climate impacts alongside an alternative proposal; a decision is expected in early autumn.

Heathrow's Third Runway: A £50 Billion Gamble
Heathrow Airport's revised plan for a third runway, costing nearly £50 billion, faces a government review considering legal, environmental, and climate impacts alongside an alternative proposal; a decision is expected in early autumn.
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28% Bias Score

A66 Salzbachtalbrücke Fully Reopens After Four-Year Reconstruction
After four years, the fully rebuilt A66 Salzbachtalbrücke near Wiesbaden reopened on August 4th, 2023, costing €225 million, following the demolition of its predecessor due to safety concerns after concrete fell onto a lower road in June 2021.

A66 Salzbachtalbrücke Fully Reopens After Four-Year Reconstruction
After four years, the fully rebuilt A66 Salzbachtalbrücke near Wiesbaden reopened on August 4th, 2023, costing €225 million, following the demolition of its predecessor due to safety concerns after concrete fell onto a lower road in June 2021.
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44% Bias Score

New Patras-Pyrgos Highway Opens, Addressing Decades-Long Safety Concerns
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated the new Patras-Pyrgos national highway near Alpochori, Ileia, stating that the project addresses a historical injustice and improves road safety. The 65km stretch will open tomorrow, reducing travel time and addressing past fatal accidents.

New Patras-Pyrgos Highway Opens, Addressing Decades-Long Safety Concerns
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated the new Patras-Pyrgos national highway near Alpochori, Ileia, stating that the project addresses a historical injustice and improves road safety. The 65km stretch will open tomorrow, reducing travel time and addressing past fatal accidents.
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40% Bias Score
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