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Trilateral Meeting: China, Japan, South Korea Boost Cooperation Amidst Global Instability
In Tokyo, the foreign ministers of China, Japan, and South Korea met to enhance cooperation, agreeing to resume free trade negotiations and establish an export control dialogue mechanism, aiming to counter global instability and promote regional peace.
Trilateral Meeting: China, Japan, South Korea Boost Cooperation Amidst Global Instability
In Tokyo, the foreign ministers of China, Japan, and South Korea met to enhance cooperation, agreeing to resume free trade negotiations and establish an export control dialogue mechanism, aiming to counter global instability and promote regional peace.
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32% Bias Score


China and France Strengthen Cooperation Amidst Global Uncertainty
Chinese official Wang Yi and French diplomat Emmanuel Bonne held a phone conversation on Tuesday, agreeing to strengthen strategic coordination, maintain genuine multilateralism, and work together to resolve economic and trade frictions and the Ukrainian conflict peacefully.
China and France Strengthen Cooperation Amidst Global Uncertainty
Chinese official Wang Yi and French diplomat Emmanuel Bonne held a phone conversation on Tuesday, agreeing to strengthen strategic coordination, maintain genuine multilateralism, and work together to resolve economic and trade frictions and the Ukrainian conflict peacefully.
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48% Bias Score


Suriname's Ramdin Elected New OAS Secretary General
Suriname's Foreign Minister Albert Ramdin was unanimously elected as the new OAS Secretary General on Monday, succeeding Luis Almagro after a decade. Ramdin's election marks the first time a Caribbean nation heads the OAS and signals a potential shift in the organization's ideological direction.
Suriname's Ramdin Elected New OAS Secretary General
Suriname's Foreign Minister Albert Ramdin was unanimously elected as the new OAS Secretary General on Monday, succeeding Luis Almagro after a decade. Ramdin's election marks the first time a Caribbean nation heads the OAS and signals a potential shift in the organization's ideological direction.
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48% Bias Score


China's Two Sessions: A Focus on Diplomacy and Global Stability
Ahead of China's Two Sessions, the country's diplomatic strategy focuses on promoting a multipolar world and addressing global challenges amid rising geopolitical tensions; Foreign Minister Wang Yi's recent statements at the Munich Security Conference emphasize China's commitment to multilateral coo...
China's Two Sessions: A Focus on Diplomacy and Global Stability
Ahead of China's Two Sessions, the country's diplomatic strategy focuses on promoting a multipolar world and addressing global challenges amid rising geopolitical tensions; Foreign Minister Wang Yi's recent statements at the Munich Security Conference emphasize China's commitment to multilateral coo...
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36% Bias Score


BRICS Sherpa Meeting in Brasilia Focuses on Strengthening Multilateralism
Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira opened the first BRICS Sherpa meeting in Brasilia on Tuesday, focusing on strengthening multilateralism and fairer global governance; the meeting includes six new member states and aims to redefine the world order.
BRICS Sherpa Meeting in Brasilia Focuses on Strengthening Multilateralism
Brazilian Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira opened the first BRICS Sherpa meeting in Brasilia on Tuesday, focusing on strengthening multilateralism and fairer global governance; the meeting includes six new member states and aims to redefine the world order.
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40% Bias Score


China Urges G20 to Prioritize Peace and Multilateralism Amidst US Absence
At the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Johannesburg, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi advocated for peace, multilateralism, and a strengthened UN role in addressing the Ukraine and Gaza crises, contrasting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's absence, which analysts say reflects the US adminis...
China Urges G20 to Prioritize Peace and Multilateralism Amidst US Absence
At the G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Johannesburg, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi advocated for peace, multilateralism, and a strengthened UN role in addressing the Ukraine and Gaza crises, contrasting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's absence, which analysts say reflects the US adminis...
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36% Bias Score

Sánchez Rejects "ReARM Europe" Name, Pushing for Broader EU Security Approach
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the name "ReARM Europe" for the EU's €800 billion defense plan, advocating for a broader "security and defense" approach that includes cybersecurity, border control, and counter-terrorism initiatives, reflecting concerns about fiscal constraints and pu...

Sánchez Rejects "ReARM Europe" Name, Pushing for Broader EU Security Approach
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez criticized the name "ReARM Europe" for the EU's €800 billion defense plan, advocating for a broader "security and defense" approach that includes cybersecurity, border control, and counter-terrorism initiatives, reflecting concerns about fiscal constraints and pu...
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40% Bias Score

Iran, Russia, and China Unite to Address Iranian Nuclear Issue
On Friday, the vice-ministers of foreign affairs from China, Russia, and Iran met in Beijing to discuss the Iranian nuclear issue, issuing a joint statement emphasizing the need to end unilateral sanctions and promote diplomatic engagement.

Iran, Russia, and China Unite to Address Iranian Nuclear Issue
On Friday, the vice-ministers of foreign affairs from China, Russia, and Iran met in Beijing to discuss the Iranian nuclear issue, issuing a joint statement emphasizing the need to end unilateral sanctions and promote diplomatic engagement.
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48% Bias Score

Cambodia Outlines Six Foreign Policy Priorities
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet outlined six foreign policy priorities on March 5th, focusing on expanding bilateral ties, advancing multilateralism, promoting economic and cultural diplomacy, strengthening public diplomacy, and improving the efficiency of the foreign service, all while maintaini...

Cambodia Outlines Six Foreign Policy Priorities
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet outlined six foreign policy priorities on March 5th, focusing on expanding bilateral ties, advancing multilateralism, promoting economic and cultural diplomacy, strengthening public diplomacy, and improving the efficiency of the foreign service, all while maintaini...
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40% Bias Score

Brazil's BRICS Presidency to Focus on Multipolar World and Fairer Global Relations
Brazil's BRICS presidency, led by President Lula da Silva, prioritizes a multipolar world, fairer global relations, and initiatives addressing global health, climate change, and trade, advocating for multilateralism and reform of global governance structures.

Brazil's BRICS Presidency to Focus on Multipolar World and Fairer Global Relations
Brazil's BRICS presidency, led by President Lula da Silva, prioritizes a multipolar world, fairer global relations, and initiatives addressing global health, climate change, and trade, advocating for multilateralism and reform of global governance structures.
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52% Bias Score

Canada's G7 Presidency: A Response to US Isolationism
Canada assumes the G7 presidency amid global instability caused by US isolationism, requiring a proactive approach to address threats to democracy, armed conflicts, and climate change through multilateral cooperation.

Canada's G7 Presidency: A Response to US Isolationism
Canada assumes the G7 presidency amid global instability caused by US isolationism, requiring a proactive approach to address threats to democracy, armed conflicts, and climate change through multilateral cooperation.
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52% Bias Score

BRICS Expansion: A Reshaping of Global Governance
The BRICS group's expansion to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Indonesia creates a powerful alternative to Western-led global institutions, significantly impacting global governance, energy markets, and financial systems, with China playing a key role.

BRICS Expansion: A Reshaping of Global Governance
The BRICS group's expansion to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Indonesia creates a powerful alternative to Western-led global institutions, significantly impacting global governance, energy markets, and financial systems, with China playing a key role.
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52% Bias Score
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