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7.7 Magnitude Earthquake in Myanmar Causes Over 1,600 Deaths
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck near Mandalay, Myanmar, on March 28th, causing over 1,600 deaths and significant damage; tremors were felt across the region, prompting travel advisories and causing temporary disruptions in Thailand.
7.7 Magnitude Earthquake in Myanmar Causes Over 1,600 Deaths
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck near Mandalay, Myanmar, on March 28th, causing over 1,600 deaths and significant damage; tremors were felt across the region, prompting travel advisories and causing temporary disruptions in Thailand.
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56% Bias Score
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Beirut Suburbs After Reported Rocket Fire
Following reported rocket fire from Lebanon towards Israel, the Israeli army conducted airstrikes in southern Beirut suburbs on December 15th, 2023, prompting evacuations and international condemnation, despite a November ceasefire. This is the first such strike since the ceasefire.
Israeli Airstrikes Hit Beirut Suburbs After Reported Rocket Fire
Following reported rocket fire from Lebanon towards Israel, the Israeli army conducted airstrikes in southern Beirut suburbs on December 15th, 2023, prompting evacuations and international condemnation, despite a November ceasefire. This is the first such strike since the ceasefire.
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44% Bias Score
Trilateral Meeting Signals New Era of Cooperation in Northeast Asia
Top diplomats from China, Japan, and South Korea met in Tokyo to promote future-oriented cooperation, addressing shared challenges such as aging populations and low birth rates, and aiming to create a more stable and prosperous Northeast Asia.
Trilateral Meeting Signals New Era of Cooperation in Northeast Asia
Top diplomats from China, Japan, and South Korea met in Tokyo to promote future-oriented cooperation, addressing shared challenges such as aging populations and low birth rates, and aiming to create a more stable and prosperous Northeast Asia.
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40% Bias Score
Taiwan Conducts First Civil Defense Drills Amid China Tensions
Taiwan held its first civil defense drills on Thursday, simulating responses to large-scale disasters and attacks, involving 1,500 people in Tainan and observed by foreign diplomats, amid China's increased military activity around the island.
Taiwan Conducts First Civil Defense Drills Amid China Tensions
Taiwan held its first civil defense drills on Thursday, simulating responses to large-scale disasters and attacks, involving 1,500 people in Tainan and observed by foreign diplomats, amid China's increased military activity around the island.
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36% Bias Score
US Imposes Tariffs on Venezuelan Oil Imports, Impacts Caribbean Trade
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting Caribbean nations to discuss energy security and reduce reliance on Venezuelan oil, while imposing 25% tariffs on countries buying Venezuelan oil, impacting regional trade and potentially exacerbating existing tensions.
US Imposes Tariffs on Venezuelan Oil Imports, Impacts Caribbean Trade
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting Caribbean nations to discuss energy security and reduce reliance on Venezuelan oil, while imposing 25% tariffs on countries buying Venezuelan oil, impacting regional trade and potentially exacerbating existing tensions.
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52% Bias Score
Iran Supports Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal, Urges Swift Finalization
Iran welcomes the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement, stressing support for territorial integrity and peaceful conflict resolution, urging a swift finalization despite ongoing disagreements between Baku and Yerevan regarding the agreement's specifics and timing.
Iran Supports Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace Deal, Urges Swift Finalization
Iran welcomes the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace agreement, stressing support for territorial integrity and peaceful conflict resolution, urging a swift finalization despite ongoing disagreements between Baku and Yerevan regarding the agreement's specifics and timing.
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32% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Sets Preconditions for Armenia Peace Treaty Signing
Armenia's ruling party considers the negotiated text of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan a diplomatic success, while Azerbaijan demands Armenia amend its constitution, renounce territorial claims, and not oppose the Minsk Group's dissolution before signing—an approach deemed unconstructive by Armenian...
Azerbaijan Sets Preconditions for Armenia Peace Treaty Signing
Armenia's ruling party considers the negotiated text of a peace treaty with Azerbaijan a diplomatic success, while Azerbaijan demands Armenia amend its constitution, renounce territorial claims, and not oppose the Minsk Group's dissolution before signing—an approach deemed unconstructive by Armenian...
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40% Bias Score
Trilateral Meeting Signals New Era of East Asian Cooperation
Top diplomats from China, Japan, and South Korea met in Tokyo, agreeing to cooperate on economic and demographic challenges; this partnership, representing nearly 1.6 billion people and $24 trillion in economic output, could stabilize Northeast Asia and influence global affairs.
Trilateral Meeting Signals New Era of East Asian Cooperation
Top diplomats from China, Japan, and South Korea met in Tokyo, agreeing to cooperate on economic and demographic challenges; this partnership, representing nearly 1.6 billion people and $24 trillion in economic output, could stabilize Northeast Asia and influence global affairs.
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48% Bias Score
Deteriorating Israeli-Egyptian Relations Threaten Camp David Accords
The 46th anniversary of the Camp David Accords passed without any acknowledgment, highlighting the strained relations between Israel and Egypt following Israel's Gaza offensive and a significant increase in negative portrayal of Israel in Egyptian media.
Deteriorating Israeli-Egyptian Relations Threaten Camp David Accords
The 46th anniversary of the Camp David Accords passed without any acknowledgment, highlighting the strained relations between Israel and Egypt following Israel's Gaza offensive and a significant increase in negative portrayal of Israel in Egyptian media.
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40% Bias Score
Greece Postpones Cooperation Council with Turkey Amidst Tensions
Greece postponed its Supreme Cooperation Council with Turkey due to the imprisonment of Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, signaling strained relations and highlighting concerns over human rights in Turkey.
Greece Postpones Cooperation Council with Turkey Amidst Tensions
Greece postponed its Supreme Cooperation Council with Turkey due to the imprisonment of Istanbul's mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, signaling strained relations and highlighting concerns over human rights in Turkey.
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40% Bias Score
Southeast European Nations Sign Defense Pact Amidst US Security Concerns
Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo signed a defense cooperation agreement last week to enhance regional stability amid concerns about reduced US support for European security, prompting criticism from Serbia, which doesn't recognize Kosovo's independence.
Southeast European Nations Sign Defense Pact Amidst US Security Concerns
Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo signed a defense cooperation agreement last week to enhance regional stability amid concerns about reduced US support for European security, prompting criticism from Serbia, which doesn't recognize Kosovo's independence.
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44% Bias Score
Ethiopia-Eritrea Tensions Rise, Threatening New Conflict
Renewed tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea, fueled by Ethiopia's quest for Red Sea access and the unresolved Tigray conflict, risk igniting another war in the Horn of Africa, as both countries mobilize troops and engage in hostile rhetoric.
Ethiopia-Eritrea Tensions Rise, Threatening New Conflict
Renewed tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea, fueled by Ethiopia's quest for Red Sea access and the unresolved Tigray conflict, risk igniting another war in the Horn of Africa, as both countries mobilize troops and engage in hostile rhetoric.
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60% Bias Score
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