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Putin Prioritizes Citizen Impact in 2025 Government Meeting
President Putin chaired a government meeting reviewing 2024 accomplishments and 2025 plans, emphasizing citizen impact. Key initiatives included housing improvements benefiting 2.5 million people, a new infrastructure project for 20 million more, a mining ban in energy-short regions, and efforts to ...
Putin Prioritizes Citizen Impact in 2025 Government Meeting
President Putin chaired a government meeting reviewing 2024 accomplishments and 2025 plans, emphasizing citizen impact. Key initiatives included housing improvements benefiting 2.5 million people, a new infrastructure project for 20 million more, a mining ban in energy-short regions, and efforts to ...
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32% Bias Score


China's 5G-A Drones Deliver Seafood in Two Hours
China's new 100-kilometer 5G-Advanced drone delivery route, connecting Zhoushan and Shanghai, drastically cuts seafood transport times to two hours, highlighting the country's rapid advancements in low-altitude infrastructure and intelligent networking systems aiming for a 2 trillion yuan ($278 bill...
China's 5G-A Drones Deliver Seafood in Two Hours
China's new 100-kilometer 5G-Advanced drone delivery route, connecting Zhoushan and Shanghai, drastically cuts seafood transport times to two hours, highlighting the country's rapid advancements in low-altitude infrastructure and intelligent networking systems aiming for a 2 trillion yuan ($278 bill...
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40% Bias Score


Syria's New Government Restores Key Services Amidst Infrastructure Challenges
On January 7, 2025, the new Syrian government resumed international flights at Damascus Airport, announced incoming power-generating vessels from Türkiye and Qatar to boost electricity, and reported ongoing maintenance at the Baniyas Refinery alongside a security operation targeting former governmen...
Syria's New Government Restores Key Services Amidst Infrastructure Challenges
On January 7, 2025, the new Syrian government resumed international flights at Damascus Airport, announced incoming power-generating vessels from Türkiye and Qatar to boost electricity, and reported ongoing maintenance at the Baniyas Refinery alongside a security operation targeting former governmen...
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36% Bias Score


Circular Quay Redevelopment: $170 Million Spent, Nothing to Show
Despite $170 million spent over nine years, Sydney's Circular Quay redevelopment remains stalled due to planning issues, conflicting agencies, and the Cahill Expressway's presence, prompting public frustration and questioning government efficiency.
Circular Quay Redevelopment: $170 Million Spent, Nothing to Show
Despite $170 million spent over nine years, Sydney's Circular Quay redevelopment remains stalled due to planning issues, conflicting agencies, and the Cahill Expressway's presence, prompting public frustration and questioning government efficiency.
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68% Bias Score


UK Floods: 59 Rescued, One Dead Amid Widespread Disruption
Torrential rains caused widespread flooding across the UK, resulting in 59 rescues (including 50 children from a school), one fatality, and transport disruptions due to the overwhelmed Victorian-era sewage system; warnings remain in place.
UK Floods: 59 Rescued, One Dead Amid Widespread Disruption
Torrential rains caused widespread flooding across the UK, resulting in 59 rescues (including 50 children from a school), one fatality, and transport disruptions due to the overwhelmed Victorian-era sewage system; warnings remain in place.
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24% Bias Score


German Traffic Jams Increase by 3 Hours in 2024
German commuters spent an average of 43 hours in traffic jams in 2024, a 3-hour increase from the previous year; Düsseldorf saw the most significant increase, with 60 hours of lost time, while globally, Istanbul topped the list with 105 hours.
German Traffic Jams Increase by 3 Hours in 2024
German commuters spent an average of 43 hours in traffic jams in 2024, a 3-hour increase from the previous year; Düsseldorf saw the most significant increase, with 60 hours of lost time, while globally, Istanbul topped the list with 105 hours.
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40% Bias Score

China Unveils Plan for Digitally Resilient Cities by 2030
China launched a national guideline to enhance urban resilience by 2030 using digital technologies and smart infrastructure, addressing risks from rapid urbanization and climate change, aiming for safer and more efficient cities.

China Unveils Plan for Digitally Resilient Cities by 2030
China launched a national guideline to enhance urban resilience by 2030 using digital technologies and smart infrastructure, addressing risks from rapid urbanization and climate change, aiming for safer and more efficient cities.
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24% Bias Score

China's 5G-A Network Powers Drone Seafood Delivery, Ushering in Low-Altitude Economy
China's 100-kilometer 5G-Advanced network enables drone delivery of seafood from Zhoushan to Shanghai in under two hours, showcasing the potential of low-altitude logistics and aiming for a 2 trillion yuan ($278 billion) market by 2030, with pilot projects underway in Wuhan and Chongqing.

China's 5G-A Network Powers Drone Seafood Delivery, Ushering in Low-Altitude Economy
China's 100-kilometer 5G-Advanced network enables drone delivery of seafood from Zhoushan to Shanghai in under two hours, showcasing the potential of low-altitude logistics and aiming for a 2 trillion yuan ($278 billion) market by 2030, with pilot projects underway in Wuhan and Chongqing.
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40% Bias Score

Rapid Repair of Damaged Mosel River Lock Gate
A ship collision on December 8th, 2023, destroyed a lock gate at Schleuse Müden on the Mosel River in Germany, halting shipping; 16 workers completed a replacement gate in three weeks, at an estimated cost of \1.3 million euros, with a planned reopening on February 1st, 2024.

Rapid Repair of Damaged Mosel River Lock Gate
A ship collision on December 8th, 2023, destroyed a lock gate at Schleuse Müden on the Mosel River in Germany, halting shipping; 16 workers completed a replacement gate in three weeks, at an estimated cost of \1.3 million euros, with a planned reopening on February 1st, 2024.
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20% Bias Score

New Zealand's Summer Ferry Chaos Exposes Inter-Island Transport Challenges
Severe weather in New Zealand's Cook Strait caused significant delays and disruptions for thousands of passengers using ferries between the North and South Islands during the peak summer holiday season, highlighting the challenges and costs associated with improving inter-island transport.

New Zealand's Summer Ferry Chaos Exposes Inter-Island Transport Challenges
Severe weather in New Zealand's Cook Strait caused significant delays and disruptions for thousands of passengers using ferries between the North and South Islands during the peak summer holiday season, highlighting the challenges and costs associated with improving inter-island transport.
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40% Bias Score

Southern Italy Faces Depopulation Crisis Amidst Inequality
Italian President's year-end speech highlighted the growing inequality between Southern and Northern Italy, citing Svimez's projection of an 8-million-person population decrease in Southern Italy by 2080 due to lack of infrastructure, services, and industrial vision, urging for coordinated policies ...

Southern Italy Faces Depopulation Crisis Amidst Inequality
Italian President's year-end speech highlighted the growing inequality between Southern and Northern Italy, citing Svimez's projection of an 8-million-person population decrease in Southern Italy by 2080 due to lack of infrastructure, services, and industrial vision, urging for coordinated policies ...
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52% Bias Score

World's Longest Road Tunnels: Current Top 10 and Future Developments
The Lærdal Tunnel in Norway, opened in 2000, is currently the world's longest road tunnel at 24.5 km, followed by the Yamate Tunnel in Japan (18.6 km) and the Zhongnanshan Tunnel in China (18.04 km); the upcoming Rogfast Tunnel (27 km) will become the longest upon its 2026 completion.

World's Longest Road Tunnels: Current Top 10 and Future Developments
The Lærdal Tunnel in Norway, opened in 2000, is currently the world's longest road tunnel at 24.5 km, followed by the Yamate Tunnel in Japan (18.6 km) and the Zhongnanshan Tunnel in China (18.04 km); the upcoming Rogfast Tunnel (27 km) will become the longest upon its 2026 completion.
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36% Bias Score
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