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Putin Labels Kyiv Regime "Terrorist" Following Train Bombing
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated on June 5th that President Putin called the Kyiv regime "terrorist" for the deliberate bombing of a passenger train and locomotive, impacting international relations and escalating tensions.
Putin Labels Kyiv Regime "Terrorist" Following Train Bombing
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated on June 5th that President Putin called the Kyiv regime "terrorist" for the deliberate bombing of a passenger train and locomotive, impacting international relations and escalating tensions.
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60% Bias Score
NATO Seeks Increased Defense Spending Amidst Ukraine War
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will meet NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg next week to discuss increasing defense spending among member states, spurred by Russia's war in Ukraine and a new NATO hybrid warfare strategy.
NATO Seeks Increased Defense Spending Amidst Ukraine War
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will meet NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg next week to discuss increasing defense spending among member states, spurred by Russia's war in Ukraine and a new NATO hybrid warfare strategy.
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48% Bias Score
Mecca Hajj: Saudi Arabia Deploys Patriot Missile Systems for Pilgrim Protection
Saudi Arabia deployed US-made Patriot missile defense systems and utilized aerial surveillance via helicopters in Mecca during the Hajj pilgrimage to protect approximately 1.25 million pilgrims from potential threats, particularly from Houthi rebels in Yemen.
Mecca Hajj: Saudi Arabia Deploys Patriot Missile Systems for Pilgrim Protection
Saudi Arabia deployed US-made Patriot missile defense systems and utilized aerial surveillance via helicopters in Mecca during the Hajj pilgrimage to protect approximately 1.25 million pilgrims from potential threats, particularly from Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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36% Bias Score
NATO Allies Near Consensus on 5% Defense Spending Increase
NATO allies are close to agreeing to raise their defense spending to 5% of GDP, split between military and infrastructure spending, by a date yet to be confirmed, driven by US pressure and concerns about global threats.
NATO Allies Near Consensus on 5% Defense Spending Increase
NATO allies are close to agreeing to raise their defense spending to 5% of GDP, split between military and infrastructure spending, by a date yet to be confirmed, driven by US pressure and concerns about global threats.
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56% Bias Score
Navantia Rises in Global Military Rankings Amidst AIP Submarine Competition"
Navantia, a Spanish shipbuilding company, rose to 88th place in the 2023 ranking of the world's top 100 military companies, driven by its €1.083 billion in arms revenue and its innovative bio-ethanol-based AIP system for submarines, competing with other nations for international contracts.
Navantia Rises in Global Military Rankings Amidst AIP Submarine Competition"
Navantia, a Spanish shipbuilding company, rose to 88th place in the 2023 ranking of the world's top 100 military companies, driven by its €1.083 billion in arms revenue and its innovative bio-ethanol-based AIP system for submarines, competing with other nations for international contracts.
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40% Bias Score
Navantia's AIP Submarine Technology Competes for Global Market Share
Spain's Navantia, ranked 88th globally in arms sales in 2023, aims to secure international contracts with its innovative AIP system for S80 submarines, competing with global players for tenders like Canada's planned purchase of 12 new submarines.
Navantia's AIP Submarine Technology Competes for Global Market Share
Spain's Navantia, ranked 88th globally in arms sales in 2023, aims to secure international contracts with its innovative AIP system for S80 submarines, competing with global players for tenders like Canada's planned purchase of 12 new submarines.
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40% Bias Score
USNS Harvey Milk to be Renamed Amidst 'Warrior Culture' Shift
The US Navy will rename the USNS Harvey Milk, a ship named after a gay rights icon, as part of a Pentagon initiative to restore a 'warrior culture'. This decision has sparked a debate over the appropriate role of political symbolism within the military.
USNS Harvey Milk to be Renamed Amidst 'Warrior Culture' Shift
The US Navy will rename the USNS Harvey Milk, a ship named after a gay rights icon, as part of a Pentagon initiative to restore a 'warrior culture'. This decision has sparked a debate over the appropriate role of political symbolism within the military.
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72% Bias Score
Marseille Dockworkers Block Arms Shipment to Israel
Marseille dockworkers refused to load a container with machine gun parts destined for Haifa, Israel, citing the Israeli government's actions against Palestinians; this follows similar incidents in Greece and Spain, raising concerns about future arms supply chains to Israel.
Marseille Dockworkers Block Arms Shipment to Israel
Marseille dockworkers refused to load a container with machine gun parts destined for Haifa, Israel, citing the Israeli government's actions against Palestinians; this follows similar incidents in Greece and Spain, raising concerns about future arms supply chains to Israel.
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64% Bias Score
Germany Needs 50,000–60,000 More Soldiers to Meet NATO Demands
German Defense Minister Pistorius stated that Germany needs 50,000–60,000 more active soldiers to meet NATO demands, impacting its role in the alliance's response to the war in Ukraine. This comes despite plans to expand the reserves, and the current active military strength of 180,000 is well short...
Germany Needs 50,000–60,000 More Soldiers to Meet NATO Demands
German Defense Minister Pistorius stated that Germany needs 50,000–60,000 more active soldiers to meet NATO demands, impacting its role in the alliance's response to the war in Ukraine. This comes despite plans to expand the reserves, and the current active military strength of 180,000 is well short...
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36% Bias Score
WWII Veterans Return to Normandy for D-Day Anniversary
Approximately two dozen World War II veterans, many over 100 years old, traveled to Normandy, France, on June 6, 2024, to commemorate the 81st anniversary of D-Day, representing the diminishing number of surviving veterans from the war.
WWII Veterans Return to Normandy for D-Day Anniversary
Approximately two dozen World War II veterans, many over 100 years old, traveled to Normandy, France, on June 6, 2024, to commemorate the 81st anniversary of D-Day, representing the diminishing number of surviving veterans from the war.
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32% Bias Score
Labour's Defence Review: A Response to Shifting Global Dynamics
Labour's new strategic defence review, released this week, focuses on countering Russia and adapting to modern weaponry, but faces challenges from US isolationism and broader public skepticism regarding its ability to deliver on its promises.
Labour's Defence Review: A Response to Shifting Global Dynamics
Labour's new strategic defence review, released this week, focuses on countering Russia and adapting to modern weaponry, but faces challenges from US isolationism and broader public skepticism regarding its ability to deliver on its promises.
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40% Bias Score
Germany's New Armed Forces Commissioner to Prioritize Bundeswehr Strengthening
Henning Otte, a CDU politician, was sworn in as Germany's new parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces on Thursday, succeeding Eva Högl. He plans to focus on strengthening the Bundeswehr by addressing personnel, equipment, and capability shortcomings, potentially advocating for mandatory mili...
Germany's New Armed Forces Commissioner to Prioritize Bundeswehr Strengthening
Henning Otte, a CDU politician, was sworn in as Germany's new parliamentary commissioner for the armed forces on Thursday, succeeding Eva Högl. He plans to focus on strengthening the Bundeswehr by addressing personnel, equipment, and capability shortcomings, potentially advocating for mandatory mili...
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40% Bias Score
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