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US-led Talks in Paris Address Ukraine's Security Amidst Trump's Russia Concerns
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff met in Paris with European and Ukrainian leaders to discuss Ukraine's future security amidst concerns over Donald Trump's potential rapprochement with Russia and a proposed ceasefire rejected by Moscow unless Ukraine halts mobilizatio...
US-led Talks in Paris Address Ukraine's Security Amidst Trump's Russia Concerns
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and special envoy Steve Witkoff met in Paris with European and Ukrainian leaders to discuss Ukraine's future security amidst concerns over Donald Trump's potential rapprochement with Russia and a proposed ceasefire rejected by Moscow unless Ukraine halts mobilizatio...
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40% Bias Score
Bulgaria Halts Sale of Reactors to Ukraine, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Bulgaria unexpectedly halted the sale of two Russian-made nuclear reactors to Ukraine, intended for the Khmelnitsky NPP, citing the need to develop its own nuclear energy sector amidst high electricity prices; this decision, while approved by the ruling coalition, awaits parliamentary confirmation a...
Bulgaria Halts Sale of Reactors to Ukraine, Raising Energy Security Concerns
Bulgaria unexpectedly halted the sale of two Russian-made nuclear reactors to Ukraine, intended for the Khmelnitsky NPP, citing the need to develop its own nuclear energy sector amidst high electricity prices; this decision, while approved by the ruling coalition, awaits parliamentary confirmation a...
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44% Bias Score
Russia Delists Taliban from Terrorist Organization List
Russia's Supreme Court removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations, effective immediately, following requests from the Russian Prosecutor General and statements by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, aiming to improve relations with Afghanistan's rulers despite the Taliban's human right...
Russia Delists Taliban from Terrorist Organization List
Russia's Supreme Court removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations, effective immediately, following requests from the Russian Prosecutor General and statements by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, aiming to improve relations with Afghanistan's rulers despite the Taliban's human right...
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60% Bias Score
Slovakia Passes Controversial NGO Transparency Law
Slovakia's parliament passed a law on April 16th requiring NGOs to disclose all funding sources, including major donors, under penalty of fines; while the government claims it promotes transparency, critics see it as a tool to silence dissent, drawing parallels to similar laws in Russia.
Slovakia Passes Controversial NGO Transparency Law
Slovakia's parliament passed a law on April 16th requiring NGOs to disclose all funding sources, including major donors, under penalty of fines; while the government claims it promotes transparency, critics see it as a tool to silence dissent, drawing parallels to similar laws in Russia.
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52% Bias Score
US Partisan Divide Widens on Ukraine War
A Pew Research Center poll shows a widening partisan gap in the US over the war in Ukraine, with Republicans increasingly viewing Russia as less of an enemy and supporting US involvement in Ukraine's defense less than Democrats.
US Partisan Divide Widens on Ukraine War
A Pew Research Center poll shows a widening partisan gap in the US over the war in Ukraine, with Republicans increasingly viewing Russia as less of an enemy and supporting US involvement in Ukraine's defense less than Democrats.
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40% Bias Score
Russian Lieutenant Severely Wounded in Ukraine, Reflecting Family's WWII Legacy
Lieutenant Kirill Tokarev, a 24-year-old officer from Novorossiysk, sustained severe spinal injuries from a mine explosion in August 2022 while serving in Ukraine, echoing the resilience of his great-grandfather, a WWII tank commander who survived a similar ordeal.
Russian Lieutenant Severely Wounded in Ukraine, Reflecting Family's WWII Legacy
Lieutenant Kirill Tokarev, a 24-year-old officer from Novorossiysk, sustained severe spinal injuries from a mine explosion in August 2022 while serving in Ukraine, echoing the resilience of his great-grandfather, a WWII tank commander who survived a similar ordeal.
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52% Bias Score
Dnipro Attack: 30 Injured in Russian Drone Strikes
Russian drones attacked Dnipro, Ukraine on April 17th, injuring roughly 30 people and causing significant damage to buildings, including the mayor's wife's clothing store and near city hall; this was part of a broader series of 13 reported strikes across Ukraine targeting infrastructure and military...
Dnipro Attack: 30 Injured in Russian Drone Strikes
Russian drones attacked Dnipro, Ukraine on April 17th, injuring roughly 30 people and causing significant damage to buildings, including the mayor's wife's clothing store and near city hall; this was part of a broader series of 13 reported strikes across Ukraine targeting infrastructure and military...
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56% Bias Score
Russia Removes Taliban from Terrorist List
The Russian Supreme Court removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations, overturning a 2003 ban following a 2022 law allowing courts to suspend such designations; this move is seen as a diplomatic victory for the Taliban and facilitates increased engagement with Russia.
Russia Removes Taliban from Terrorist List
The Russian Supreme Court removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations, overturning a 2003 ban following a 2022 law allowing courts to suspend such designations; this move is seen as a diplomatic victory for the Taliban and facilitates increased engagement with Russia.
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56% Bias Score
Russia Lifts Ban on Taliban
On April 17, 2025, Russia's Supreme Court lifted its ban on the Taliban, a decision following months of official statements signaling a change in policy towards the group that now controls Afghanistan. This move aims to facilitate legitimate engagement and cooperation on issues such as water managem...
Russia Lifts Ban on Taliban
On April 17, 2025, Russia's Supreme Court lifted its ban on the Taliban, a decision following months of official statements signaling a change in policy towards the group that now controls Afghanistan. This move aims to facilitate legitimate engagement and cooperation on issues such as water managem...
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36% Bias Score
Russia Temporarily Lifts Ban on Taliban
The Russian Supreme Court temporarily lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17, 2025, following a presidential decree, enabling potential formal agreements with Afghanistan despite the Taliban's past support for Chechen separatists and Russia's previous designation of the group as a terrorist organ...
Russia Temporarily Lifts Ban on Taliban
The Russian Supreme Court temporarily lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17, 2025, following a presidential decree, enabling potential formal agreements with Afghanistan despite the Taliban's past support for Chechen separatists and Russia's previous designation of the group as a terrorist organ...
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44% Bias Score
Germany Excludes Russia, Belarus from Main WWII Commemoration
Germany excluded Russian and Belarusian ambassadors from its main World War II commemoration on May 8th due to concerns about potential propaganda, a decision that contrasts with the Russian ambassador's presence at a separate event and drew criticism from Ukraine.
Germany Excludes Russia, Belarus from Main WWII Commemoration
Germany excluded Russian and Belarusian ambassadors from its main World War II commemoration on May 8th due to concerns about potential propaganda, a decision that contrasts with the Russian ambassador's presence at a separate event and drew criticism from Ukraine.
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60% Bias Score
Two Miners Rescued After 24-Hour Operation Following Mine Collapse in Russia
Two miners were rescued after a rock collapse at the Sadkinskaya mine in Rostov Oblast, Russia, on April 16th, following a 24-hour rescue operation; 75 other miners escaped safely, while a criminal investigation into safety violations is underway.
Two Miners Rescued After 24-Hour Operation Following Mine Collapse in Russia
Two miners were rescued after a rock collapse at the Sadkinskaya mine in Rostov Oblast, Russia, on April 16th, following a 24-hour rescue operation; 75 other miners escaped safely, while a criminal investigation into safety violations is underway.
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28% Bias Score
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