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Sanctions Cripple Russian Aviation: Emergency Landings, Delays, and Record Losses
Due to sanctions, Russian airlines face a crisis: numerous Superjet 100 emergency landings, delayed domestic aircraft launches, and grounded A320neos highlight the industry's struggles, impacting passenger transport and causing record losses despite record revenues.
Sanctions Cripple Russian Aviation: Emergency Landings, Delays, and Record Losses
Due to sanctions, Russian airlines face a crisis: numerous Superjet 100 emergency landings, delayed domestic aircraft launches, and grounded A320neos highlight the industry's struggles, impacting passenger transport and causing record losses despite record revenues.
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56% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Demands Accountability From Russia After Plane Crash
On December 25th, 2023, Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 8243 crashed in Kazakhstan near Aktau, killing 38, after apparently being hit by surface-to-air missiles in Russian airspace; Azerbaijan demands Russia accept responsibility and compensate victims, mirroring Russia's actions in a 2020 incident where...
Azerbaijan Demands Accountability From Russia After Plane Crash
On December 25th, 2023, Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 8243 crashed in Kazakhstan near Aktau, killing 38, after apparently being hit by surface-to-air missiles in Russian airspace; Azerbaijan demands Russia accept responsibility and compensate victims, mirroring Russia's actions in a 2020 incident where...
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Ukraine ended Russian gas transit to Central Europe on January 1st, 2025, after the Gazprom-Naftogaz contract expired; Slovakia criticized the move and threatened power cuts, while the EU Commission says it is prepared.
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Ukraine ended Russian gas transit to Central Europe on January 1st, 2025, after the Gazprom-Naftogaz contract expired; Slovakia criticized the move and threatened power cuts, while the EU Commission says it is prepared.
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24% Bias Score
Russia's Luxury Goods Market Defies Sanctions
Despite sweeping Western sanctions following Russia's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Moscow's affluent shoppers still readily access luxury Western goods through informal trade networks involving countries like Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, highlighting the limitations of sanctions enforcement and ...
Russia's Luxury Goods Market Defies Sanctions
Despite sweeping Western sanctions following Russia's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine, Moscow's affluent shoppers still readily access luxury Western goods through informal trade networks involving countries like Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, highlighting the limitations of sanctions enforcement and ...
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52% Bias Score
Ukrainian Soldiers Celebrate New Year's Amidst Russian Attacks
Ukrainian soldiers in Vovhansk celebrated New Year's Eve in their positions while facing relentless Russian attacks; missile strikes hit Sumy, causing damage, and a Ukrainian drone successfully downed a Russian helicopter.
Ukrainian Soldiers Celebrate New Year's Amidst Russian Attacks
Ukrainian soldiers in Vovhansk celebrated New Year's Eve in their positions while facing relentless Russian attacks; missile strikes hit Sumy, causing damage, and a Ukrainian drone successfully downed a Russian helicopter.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Halts Gas Transit Through Ukraine, Marking End of Energy Dominance
Russia halted gas exports through Ukraine on January 1st, 2024, ending a decades-long energy dominance over Europe; the EU is unaffected due to diversified supplies, but Transdniestria faces heating disruptions; Ukraine will lose transit fees but increased tariffs will offset some losses; Russia wil...
Russia Halts Gas Transit Through Ukraine, Marking End of Energy Dominance
Russia halted gas exports through Ukraine on January 1st, 2024, ending a decades-long energy dominance over Europe; the EU is unaffected due to diversified supplies, but Transdniestria faces heating disruptions; Ukraine will lose transit fees but increased tariffs will offset some losses; Russia wil...
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Costing Russia Billions
Ukraine stopped Russian gas transit through its territory on Wednesday after a key deal with Moscow expired, marking a symbolic event in the nearly three-year-long war and costing Russia close to \$5 billion in lost sales while Ukraine loses about \$800 million in transit fees; Europe has prepared f...
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Costing Russia Billions
Ukraine stopped Russian gas transit through its territory on Wednesday after a key deal with Moscow expired, marking a symbolic event in the nearly three-year-long war and costing Russia close to \$5 billion in lost sales while Ukraine loses about \$800 million in transit fees; Europe has prepared f...
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Marking Symbolic End to Key Deal
Ukraine ended a gas transit deal with Russia on Wednesday, costing Russia nearly $5 billion annually in gas sales and Ukraine $800 million in transit fees; however, Europe has prepared alternative supply routes and is not expected to face energy shortages.
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Marking Symbolic End to Key Deal
Ukraine ended a gas transit deal with Russia on Wednesday, costing Russia nearly $5 billion annually in gas sales and Ukraine $800 million in transit fees; however, Europe has prepared alternative supply routes and is not expected to face energy shortages.
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36% Bias Score
Russia Halts Gas Transit Through Ukraine
Russia stopped supplying natural gas through Ukraine to Central Europe on January 1, 2025, after the transit contract expired; Ukraine's decision aims to cut off Russian revenue funding the war, affecting countries like Slovakia, Czechia, and Hungary, while Austria feels prepared with alternative ro...
Russia Halts Gas Transit Through Ukraine
Russia stopped supplying natural gas through Ukraine to Central Europe on January 1, 2025, after the transit contract expired; Ukraine's decision aims to cut off Russian revenue funding the war, affecting countries like Slovakia, Czechia, and Hungary, while Austria feels prepared with alternative ro...
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36% Bias Score
Putin Celebrates 25 Years in Power, Declares 2025 "Year of the Defender of the Fatherland"
In a televised New Year's address, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared 2025 the "Year of the Defender of the Fatherland," honoring soldiers fighting in Ukraine, while expressing confidence in Russia's future despite ongoing conflict and economic challenges.
Putin Celebrates 25 Years in Power, Declares 2025 "Year of the Defender of the Fatherland"
In a televised New Year's address, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared 2025 the "Year of the Defender of the Fatherland," honoring soldiers fighting in Ukraine, while expressing confidence in Russia's future despite ongoing conflict and economic challenges.
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60% Bias Score
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Triggering Shortages and Geopolitical Tensions
Ukraine ended a gas transit deal with Russia on January 1st, 2024, halting gas flows to Europe and causing shortages, particularly in Moldova, which declared a state of emergency; the move is viewed by Ukraine as a major blow to Russia, while some neighboring countries like Slovakia threaten retalia...
Ukraine Halts Russian Gas Transit, Triggering Shortages and Geopolitical Tensions
Ukraine ended a gas transit deal with Russia on January 1st, 2024, halting gas flows to Europe and causing shortages, particularly in Moldova, which declared a state of emergency; the move is viewed by Ukraine as a major blow to Russia, while some neighboring countries like Slovakia threaten retalia...
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52% Bias Score
Gaza Clashes, Missile Interception, and Humanitarian Crisis
Israel intercepted a ballistic missile from Yemen, while fighting in northern Gaza left one Israeli soldier dead and three wounded; Hamas claims responsibility, but details are conflicting. Meanwhile, seven Gazans died due to cold, and the arrest of a hospital director raises human rights concerns.
Gaza Clashes, Missile Interception, and Humanitarian Crisis
Israel intercepted a ballistic missile from Yemen, while fighting in northern Gaza left one Israeli soldier dead and three wounded; Hamas claims responsibility, but details are conflicting. Meanwhile, seven Gazans died due to cold, and the arrest of a hospital director raises human rights concerns.
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64% Bias Score
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