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Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire Halts Drone Attacks Amidst Concerns Over Future Conflict
Following a 30-day ceasefire agreement reached in Saudi Arabia, Ukraine has temporarily halted operations of its Raybird drone, which has conducted over 30 attacks on Russian oil infrastructure this year, reducing Russian refining capacity by approximately 10%.
Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire Halts Drone Attacks Amidst Concerns Over Future Conflict
Following a 30-day ceasefire agreement reached in Saudi Arabia, Ukraine has temporarily halted operations of its Raybird drone, which has conducted over 30 attacks on Russian oil infrastructure this year, reducing Russian refining capacity by approximately 10%.
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48% Bias Score


Putin Highlights Arctic Tensions Amidst Western Hostility
At the Murmansk Arctic Economic Forum, President Putin criticized Western nations for their hostile rhetoric and severed ties in the Arctic, referencing historical US attempts to annex Greenland and highlighting Russia's increased military preparedness in response to growing NATO activity.
Putin Highlights Arctic Tensions Amidst Western Hostility
At the Murmansk Arctic Economic Forum, President Putin criticized Western nations for their hostile rhetoric and severed ties in the Arctic, referencing historical US attempts to annex Greenland and highlighting Russia's increased military preparedness in response to growing NATO activity.
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52% Bias Score


European Coalition Scales Back Ukraine Plans
In Paris, 30 European nations pledged increased weapons aid and further sanctions against Russia, but a proposed European peacekeeping force for Ukraine was abandoned in favor of a Franco-British military support mission due to disagreements among member states, including Germany, Poland, and Croati...
European Coalition Scales Back Ukraine Plans
In Paris, 30 European nations pledged increased weapons aid and further sanctions against Russia, but a proposed European peacekeeping force for Ukraine was abandoned in favor of a Franco-British military support mission due to disagreements among member states, including Germany, Poland, and Croati...
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60% Bias Score


Yeltsin's Legacy: Putin's Russia at a Crossroads
On December 31, 1999, Boris Yeltsin's surprise resignation installed Vladimir Putin as acting president of Russia, a decision whose consequences—including the ongoing war in Ukraine and its devastating effects—are still unfolding.
Yeltsin's Legacy: Putin's Russia at a Crossroads
On December 31, 1999, Boris Yeltsin's surprise resignation installed Vladimir Putin as acting president of Russia, a decision whose consequences—including the ongoing war in Ukraine and its devastating effects—are still unfolding.
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44% Bias Score


Trump's Ukraine Peace Deal Stalled Amidst Contrasting US-Russia Statements
Despite two months of negotiations, Donald Trump's efforts to broker a peace deal in Ukraine have yielded no significant breakthroughs, with contrasting statements from Washington and Moscow revealing a lack of substantial agreement on a ceasefire and highlighting Russia's strategic advantage.
Trump's Ukraine Peace Deal Stalled Amidst Contrasting US-Russia Statements
Despite two months of negotiations, Donald Trump's efforts to broker a peace deal in Ukraine have yielded no significant breakthroughs, with contrasting statements from Washington and Moscow revealing a lack of substantial agreement on a ceasefire and highlighting Russia's strategic advantage.
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64% Bias Score


Putin Proposes UN-Led Administration in Ukraine for Elections
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested a UN-led temporary administration in Ukraine to hold elections and install a government he considers legitimate for peace talks, citing precedents such as East Timor and Papua New Guinea; the White House rejected the proposal.
Putin Proposes UN-Led Administration in Ukraine for Elections
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested a UN-led temporary administration in Ukraine to hold elections and install a government he considers legitimate for peace talks, citing precedents such as East Timor and Papua New Guinea; the White House rejected the proposal.
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56% Bias Score

Putin Proposes U.N. Governance for Ukraine to Facilitate Peace Deal
Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed Friday placing Ukraine under temporary U.N. governance to facilitate a peace deal, citing Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's illegitimacy to sign a lasting agreement; this comes after a Paris summit discussed deploying troops to Ukraine to cement an eventual pe...

Putin Proposes U.N. Governance for Ukraine to Facilitate Peace Deal
Russian President Vladimir Putin proposed Friday placing Ukraine under temporary U.N. governance to facilitate a peace deal, citing Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's illegitimacy to sign a lasting agreement; this comes after a Paris summit discussed deploying troops to Ukraine to cement an eventual pe...
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44% Bias Score

Spain's NATO Military Spending Commitment: Discrepancies and Challenges
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte asserted that Spain aims to reach 2% of its GDP in military spending by this summer, a claim later downplayed by a senior NATO official, while Spanish President Pedro Sánchez offered a less precise commitment before 2029; however, reaching this goal by summer is con...

Spain's NATO Military Spending Commitment: Discrepancies and Challenges
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte asserted that Spain aims to reach 2% of its GDP in military spending by this summer, a claim later downplayed by a senior NATO official, while Spanish President Pedro Sánchez offered a less precise commitment before 2029; however, reaching this goal by summer is con...
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44% Bias Score

Canada's Untapped Potential: Boosting Resource Exports to Europe
Canada's vast natural resources, including natural gas and critical minerals, are essential to Europe's efforts to reduce its dependence on authoritarian states; however, political and regulatory barriers within Canada hinder increased exports.

Canada's Untapped Potential: Boosting Resource Exports to Europe
Canada's vast natural resources, including natural gas and critical minerals, are essential to Europe's efforts to reduce its dependence on authoritarian states; however, political and regulatory barriers within Canada hinder increased exports.
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52% Bias Score

European Summit Yields Aid for Ukraine, but Military Force Proposal Stalls
European leaders met in Paris to discuss further support for Ukraine, pledging €2 billion in aid and a joint military mission. However, a key proposal for a European military force lacked support, highlighting divisions among nations.

European Summit Yields Aid for Ukraine, but Military Force Proposal Stalls
European leaders met in Paris to discuss further support for Ukraine, pledging €2 billion in aid and a joint military mission. However, a key proposal for a European military force lacked support, highlighting divisions among nations.
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44% Bias Score

Ukraine's 2 Million Drone Surge Shifts War Dynamics
In 2024, Ukraine produced roughly 2 million UAVs, ranging from mass-produced to those made in small workshops, significantly impacting the war effort by boosting offensive and defensive capabilities and creating a technological arms race with Russia.

Ukraine's 2 Million Drone Surge Shifts War Dynamics
In 2024, Ukraine produced roughly 2 million UAVs, ranging from mass-produced to those made in small workshops, significantly impacting the war effort by boosting offensive and defensive capabilities and creating a technological arms race with Russia.
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44% Bias Score

Third Drone Strike on Engels Air Base Destroys $960 Million in Russian Missiles
Ukrainian drones attacked the Engels Russian air base on March 20, destroying 96 Kh-101 cruise missiles, valued at approximately $960 million, intended for use against Ukrainian cities; this is the third such attack in 10 weeks, and its long-term impact is uncertain.

Third Drone Strike on Engels Air Base Destroys $960 Million in Russian Missiles
Ukrainian drones attacked the Engels Russian air base on March 20, destroying 96 Kh-101 cruise missiles, valued at approximately $960 million, intended for use against Ukrainian cities; this is the third such attack in 10 weeks, and its long-term impact is uncertain.
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40% Bias Score
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