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Russian Passenger Plane Crash Kills 49 Amidst Sanctions-Related Aviation Crisis
A 50-year-old Antonov An-24 passenger plane crashed in eastern Russia, killing all 49 passengers; the crash highlights the impact of Western sanctions on the Russian aviation industry and potential safety concerns.
Russian Passenger Plane Crash Kills 49 Amidst Sanctions-Related Aviation Crisis
A 50-year-old Antonov An-24 passenger plane crashed in eastern Russia, killing all 49 passengers; the crash highlights the impact of Western sanctions on the Russian aviation industry and potential safety concerns.
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40% Bias Score
Limited Progress in Istanbul Talks as Russia and Ukraine Remain Divided on Ceasefire
Russia and Ukraine held a brief meeting in Istanbul on Wednesday, making progress on prisoner exchanges but remaining far apart on ceasefire terms and a possible Putin-Zelenskyy summit before August, despite US President Trump's 50-day ultimatum for a peace deal.
Limited Progress in Istanbul Talks as Russia and Ukraine Remain Divided on Ceasefire
Russia and Ukraine held a brief meeting in Istanbul on Wednesday, making progress on prisoner exchanges but remaining far apart on ceasefire terms and a possible Putin-Zelenskyy summit before August, despite US President Trump's 50-day ultimatum for a peace deal.
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36% Bias Score
China, EU Seek to Resolve Trade Frictions Ahead of Summit
On Tuesday, China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic held a video meeting to discuss trade cooperation and issues of concern, including EU sanctions on Chinese financial institutions. Despite EU's "de-risking" strategy, Chinese investment in the EU surged 47% in...
China, EU Seek to Resolve Trade Frictions Ahead of Summit
On Tuesday, China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic held a video meeting to discuss trade cooperation and issues of concern, including EU sanctions on Chinese financial institutions. Despite EU's "de-risking" strategy, Chinese investment in the EU surged 47% in...
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Ukrainian Mirage Jet Crashes; Anti-Corruption Bill Sparks Protests
A French-supplied Mirage 2000 fighter jet crashed in Ukraine's Volyn oblast on Tuesday due to equipment failure; the pilot ejected safely. Simultaneously, large-scale protests erupted in Kyiv and other cities against President Zelenskyy's controversial new anti-corruption bill.
Ukrainian Mirage Jet Crashes; Anti-Corruption Bill Sparks Protests
A French-supplied Mirage 2000 fighter jet crashed in Ukraine's Volyn oblast on Tuesday due to equipment failure; the pilot ejected safely. Simultaneously, large-scale protests erupted in Kyiv and other cities against President Zelenskyy's controversial new anti-corruption bill.
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Columbia University Sanctions 80 Students Over Gaza Protest
Columbia University sanctioned about 80 students for a May campus occupation protesting Israeli strikes in Gaza, with penalties ranging from probation to expulsion, reflecting a broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian activism amidst political pressure and accusations of antisemitism.
Columbia University Sanctions 80 Students Over Gaza Protest
Columbia University sanctioned about 80 students for a May campus occupation protesting Israeli strikes in Gaza, with penalties ranging from probation to expulsion, reflecting a broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian activism amidst political pressure and accusations of antisemitism.
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Netherlands Condemns Gaza Violence, But Lacks Concrete Actions Against Israel
The Netherlands and other countries condemn the violence in Gaza, threatening unspecified "follow-up steps" if Israel doesn't end the war; however, experts and aid organizations criticize this as insufficient, highlighting the lack of concrete actions and internal disagreements within the EU hinderi...
Netherlands Condemns Gaza Violence, But Lacks Concrete Actions Against Israel
The Netherlands and other countries condemn the violence in Gaza, threatening unspecified "follow-up steps" if Israel doesn't end the war; however, experts and aid organizations criticize this as insufficient, highlighting the lack of concrete actions and internal disagreements within the EU hinderi...
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Baltic Sea Tensions Rise Amidst Shadow Tanker Activity and EU Sanctions
Europe faces a potential escalation of conflict in the Baltic Sea due to increased Russian naval activity supporting its shadow tanker fleet and military buildup, prompting heightened checks by Denmark and incidents involving Estonia, all in response to EU sanctions against Russian oil and gas.
Baltic Sea Tensions Rise Amidst Shadow Tanker Activity and EU Sanctions
Europe faces a potential escalation of conflict in the Baltic Sea due to increased Russian naval activity supporting its shadow tanker fleet and military buildup, prompting heightened checks by Denmark and incidents involving Estonia, all in response to EU sanctions against Russian oil and gas.
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48% Bias Score
China-EU Trade Talks Amidst Sanctions and Rising Investment
On Tuesday, China and the EU held a video meeting to address trade issues, including EU sanctions on Chinese financial institutions. Despite these tensions, Chinese investment in the EU surged 47% in 2024 to €10 billion, highlighting the continued strength of their economic relationship.
China-EU Trade Talks Amidst Sanctions and Rising Investment
On Tuesday, China and the EU held a video meeting to address trade issues, including EU sanctions on Chinese financial institutions. Despite these tensions, Chinese investment in the EU surged 47% in 2024 to €10 billion, highlighting the continued strength of their economic relationship.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Rejects Emergency Debate on Gaza Conflict
The Dutch House of Representatives rejected a request for an emergency debate on the Gaza conflict due to lack of majority support, with government parties and the PVV opposing, and the VVD abstaining, despite calls from opposition parties for sanctions against Israel and an EU response.
Dutch Parliament Rejects Emergency Debate on Gaza Conflict
The Dutch House of Representatives rejected a request for an emergency debate on the Gaza conflict due to lack of majority support, with government parties and the PVV opposing, and the VVD abstaining, despite calls from opposition parties for sanctions against Israel and an EU response.
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US Threatens 100% Tariff on Russian Oil Imports
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that imposing sanctions on Russian oil imports is a "very real possibility" if Russia doesn't reach a peace agreement with Ukraine by early September, a deadline set by President Trump; Ukraine and Russia are set to resume talks in Istanbul on July 23rd, focus...
US Threatens 100% Tariff on Russian Oil Imports
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright stated that imposing sanctions on Russian oil imports is a "very real possibility" if Russia doesn't reach a peace agreement with Ukraine by early September, a deadline set by President Trump; Ukraine and Russia are set to resume talks in Istanbul on July 23rd, focus...
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36% Bias Score
Iran Conditions Nuclear Talks on Sanctions Relief
Iran's Foreign Minister announced on July 22nd that the country would resume indirect negotiations with the U.S. if sanctions are lifted and Iran's right to peaceful nuclear technology is respected, linking the decision to the 2015 nuclear deal and a potential October deadline.
Iran Conditions Nuclear Talks on Sanctions Relief
Iran's Foreign Minister announced on July 22nd that the country would resume indirect negotiations with the U.S. if sanctions are lifted and Iran's right to peaceful nuclear technology is respected, linking the decision to the 2015 nuclear deal and a potential October deadline.
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44% Bias Score
EU Imposes Tariffs on Russian Fertilizers, Sparking Concerns Over Food Prices
The EU is imposing tariffs on Russian and Belarusian nitrogen fertilizers, ranging from 6.5% to nearly 100% by 2028, impacting the €1.3 billion annual market and aiming to reduce reliance on Russia while supporting domestic producers, though potentially increasing prices for EU farmers.
EU Imposes Tariffs on Russian Fertilizers, Sparking Concerns Over Food Prices
The EU is imposing tariffs on Russian and Belarusian nitrogen fertilizers, ranging from 6.5% to nearly 100% by 2028, impacting the €1.3 billion annual market and aiming to reduce reliance on Russia while supporting domestic producers, though potentially increasing prices for EU farmers.
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36% Bias Score
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