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US Ranked Last in UN Multilateralism Support, Sachs Says
Professor Jeffrey Sachs, in a UN Security Council meeting, ranked the U.S. last among 193 UN member states in support for multilateralism due to its unilateral economic policies, including tariffs and sanctions, impacting global trade and development negatively.
US Ranked Last in UN Multilateralism Support, Sachs Says
Professor Jeffrey Sachs, in a UN Security Council meeting, ranked the U.S. last among 193 UN member states in support for multilateralism due to its unilateral economic policies, including tariffs and sanctions, impacting global trade and development negatively.
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44% Bias Score
US Peace Plan for Ukraine: Territorial Concessions and Western Divisions
The US proposed a peace plan to end the war in Ukraine, involving territorial concessions from both sides and the lifting of US sanctions on Russia; however, key Western allies boycotted a London peace talk session, and Ukraine refused to recognize the annexation of Crimea.
US Peace Plan for Ukraine: Territorial Concessions and Western Divisions
The US proposed a peace plan to end the war in Ukraine, involving territorial concessions from both sides and the lifting of US sanctions on Russia; however, key Western allies boycotted a London peace talk session, and Ukraine refused to recognize the annexation of Crimea.
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44% Bias Score
Leaked US Peace Plan Offers Russia Territorial Gains for Sanctions Relief
A leaked US peace proposal, reportedly Trump's "final offer," suggests de facto recognition of Russia's control over most Ukrainian territories seized since 2022, including Crimea, in exchange for sanctions relief and economic cooperation; Ukraine would receive a small part of Kharkiv back.
Leaked US Peace Plan Offers Russia Territorial Gains for Sanctions Relief
A leaked US peace proposal, reportedly Trump's "final offer," suggests de facto recognition of Russia's control over most Ukrainian territories seized since 2022, including Crimea, in exchange for sanctions relief and economic cooperation; Ukraine would receive a small part of Kharkiv back.
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48% Bias Score
Trump and Netanyahu Align on Iran Amidst New US Sanctions
Following a phone call between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, the White House confirmed shared concerns about Iran's nuclear program and ongoing negotiations; however, the US simultaneously announced new sanctions targeting Iranian oil and gas exports, along with several companies and individu...
Trump and Netanyahu Align on Iran Amidst New US Sanctions
Following a phone call between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, the White House confirmed shared concerns about Iran's nuclear program and ongoing negotiations; however, the US simultaneously announced new sanctions targeting Iranian oil and gas exports, along with several companies and individu...
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36% Bias Score
Russia Bans 21 British Lawmakers Over Ukraine
Russia banned 21 British lawmakers from entering the country on Wednesday, citing the UK's 'confrontational' stance towards Moscow, a move that followed the UK's sanctions exceeding £25 billion in frozen assets and over 2000 sanctioned entities linked to the Kremlin, and came on the same day London ...
Russia Bans 21 British Lawmakers Over Ukraine
Russia banned 21 British lawmakers from entering the country on Wednesday, citing the UK's 'confrontational' stance towards Moscow, a move that followed the UK's sanctions exceeding £25 billion in frozen assets and over 2000 sanctioned entities linked to the Kremlin, and came on the same day London ...
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44% Bias Score
China Sanctions U.S. Officials Over Hong Kong
China announced sanctions against U.S. officials, lawmakers, and NGO leaders in retaliation for U.S. sanctions imposed in March on six Hong Kong and Chinese officials for undermining Hong Kong's autonomy; this action, taken under China's anti-foreign sanctions law, further escalates U.S.-China tensi...
China Sanctions U.S. Officials Over Hong Kong
China announced sanctions against U.S. officials, lawmakers, and NGO leaders in retaliation for U.S. sanctions imposed in March on six Hong Kong and Chinese officials for undermining Hong Kong's autonomy; this action, taken under China's anti-foreign sanctions law, further escalates U.S.-China tensi...
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44% Bias Score
White House Proposes Ukraine Peace Plan Involving Territorial Concessions
The White House proposed a peace plan to end the war in Ukraine, suggesting a territorial compromise where Russia would gain control over Crimea and parts of eastern Ukraine in exchange for sanctions relief, while Ukraine would receive security guarantees from European nations; this plan has drawn c...
White House Proposes Ukraine Peace Plan Involving Territorial Concessions
The White House proposed a peace plan to end the war in Ukraine, suggesting a territorial compromise where Russia would gain control over Crimea and parts of eastern Ukraine in exchange for sanctions relief, while Ukraine would receive security guarantees from European nations; this plan has drawn c...
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52% Bias Score
Ukraine Rejects Crimea Cession, Creating Rift in Peace Talks
President Zelenskyy's refusal to cede Crimea to Russia sparked criticism from Donald Trump, who accused him of hindering peace negotiations, while US officials proposed land swaps and potential sanctions relief, causing friction with European allies who see this as unacceptable.
Ukraine Rejects Crimea Cession, Creating Rift in Peace Talks
President Zelenskyy's refusal to cede Crimea to Russia sparked criticism from Donald Trump, who accused him of hindering peace negotiations, while US officials proposed land swaps and potential sanctions relief, causing friction with European allies who see this as unacceptable.
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60% Bias Score
Russia-Ukraine War: Explosions, Attacks, and Ongoing Diplomatic Efforts
On April 23, 2024, a large ammunition explosion in Russia's Vladimir region triggered a state of emergency, while Russian attacks in Zaporizhzhia killed one and injured 24, including children. Ukraine intercepted 38 of 77 Russian drones, but civilian infrastructure suffered damage. Diplomatic effort...
Russia-Ukraine War: Explosions, Attacks, and Ongoing Diplomatic Efforts
On April 23, 2024, a large ammunition explosion in Russia's Vladimir region triggered a state of emergency, while Russian attacks in Zaporizhzhia killed one and injured 24, including children. Ukraine intercepted 38 of 77 Russian drones, but civilian infrastructure suffered damage. Diplomatic effort...
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44% Bias Score
Trump Orders Military Buildup in Middle East, Launches Strikes on Houthis
President Trump ordered increased military presence in the Middle East and launched strikes against Houthi militants in Yemen following repeated attacks on U.S. forces and commercial vessels in the Red Sea, also sanctioning the International Bank of Yemen for allegedly supporting the Houthis.
Trump Orders Military Buildup in Middle East, Launches Strikes on Houthis
President Trump ordered increased military presence in the Middle East and launched strikes against Houthi militants in Yemen following repeated attacks on U.S. forces and commercial vessels in the Red Sea, also sanctioning the International Bank of Yemen for allegedly supporting the Houthis.
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60% Bias Score
Putin Open to Ukraine Talks, but Obstacles Remain
Following a 30-hour Easter ceasefire repeatedly violated by Russia, Vladimir Putin expressed openness to talks with Ukraine for the first time in years, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy offered to discuss halting attacks on civilian targets; however, significant obstacles remain, including Putin's demand f...
Putin Open to Ukraine Talks, but Obstacles Remain
Following a 30-hour Easter ceasefire repeatedly violated by Russia, Vladimir Putin expressed openness to talks with Ukraine for the first time in years, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy offered to discuss halting attacks on civilian targets; however, significant obstacles remain, including Putin's demand f...
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48% Bias Score
Global Economy Shifts from Globalization to Fragmentation
The global economy is shifting from globalization to fragmentation, driven by the rise of China, protectionism, and geopolitical tensions, leading to the formation of competing economic blocs centered around the US and China.
Global Economy Shifts from Globalization to Fragmentation
The global economy is shifting from globalization to fragmentation, driven by the rise of China, protectionism, and geopolitical tensions, leading to the formation of competing economic blocs centered around the US and China.
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52% Bias Score
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