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China Deepens Belt and Road Cooperation with Serbia, Uzbekistan, and Iran
In Chengdu, China, Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang met with officials from Serbia, Uzbekistan, and Iran to discuss strengthening bilateral ties, focusing on science, technology, and Belt and Road cooperation, aiming for mutual growth and shared future communities.
China Deepens Belt and Road Cooperation with Serbia, Uzbekistan, and Iran
In Chengdu, China, Vice-Premier Ding Xuexiang met with officials from Serbia, Uzbekistan, and Iran to discuss strengthening bilateral ties, focusing on science, technology, and Belt and Road cooperation, aiming for mutual growth and shared future communities.
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48% Bias Score
Strategic Reforestation Map Unveiled: 195 Million Hectares for Maximum CO2 Removal
New maps identify 195 million hectares for reforestation, potentially removing 2.2 billion tonnes of CO2 yearly (equivalent to the EU's emissions), by prioritizing areas with minimal conflict and ecological risks, unlike previous larger estimates.
Strategic Reforestation Map Unveiled: 195 Million Hectares for Maximum CO2 Removal
New maps identify 195 million hectares for reforestation, potentially removing 2.2 billion tonnes of CO2 yearly (equivalent to the EU's emissions), by prioritizing areas with minimal conflict and ecological risks, unlike previous larger estimates.
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24% Bias Score
U.S. Research Funding Cuts Spark Concerns; Canada Urged to Invest Strategically
Stephen Toope, president of CIFAR, criticizes the U.S. government's arbitrary cuts of billions in research funding from numerous universities, including Harvard, and suggests that Canada should strategically invest in its own research ecosystem, focusing on early-to-mid-career researchers.
U.S. Research Funding Cuts Spark Concerns; Canada Urged to Invest Strategically
Stephen Toope, president of CIFAR, criticizes the U.S. government's arbitrary cuts of billions in research funding from numerous universities, including Harvard, and suggests that Canada should strategically invest in its own research ecosystem, focusing on early-to-mid-career researchers.
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Chesapeake Bay's Health Declines Amidst Record Heat and Extreme Rainfall
The Chesapeake Bay received a C grade in its 2025 health report card, a decline from last year's C+, due to extreme rainfall patterns and the hottest year on record impacting water quality and stressing aquatic life; however, long-term improvements in dissolved oxygen and aquatic grasses were noted.
Chesapeake Bay's Health Declines Amidst Record Heat and Extreme Rainfall
The Chesapeake Bay received a C grade in its 2025 health report card, a decline from last year's C+, due to extreme rainfall patterns and the hottest year on record impacting water quality and stressing aquatic life; however, long-term improvements in dissolved oxygen and aquatic grasses were noted.
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Advance Metals Discovers High-Grade Silver-Gold Zones at Yoquivo, Exceeding Previous Estimates
Advance Metals' diamond drilling at its Yoquivo silver-gold project in Mexico discovered high-grade silver and gold intersections, including 3.55m at 249g/t silver equivalent and a 40.57m zone at 105g/t silver equivalent, significantly expanding the known mineralized system beyond the previous resou...
Advance Metals Discovers High-Grade Silver-Gold Zones at Yoquivo, Exceeding Previous Estimates
Advance Metals' diamond drilling at its Yoquivo silver-gold project in Mexico discovered high-grade silver and gold intersections, including 3.55m at 249g/t silver equivalent and a 40.57m zone at 105g/t silver equivalent, significantly expanding the known mineralized system beyond the previous resou...
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48% Bias Score
Sunshine Minerals Confirms High-Grade Gold at Liontown
Sunshine Minerals' drilling program at Liontown intersected high-grade gold and silver, confirming shallow oxide gold potential (21,000 ounces gold, 307,000 ounces silver); metallurgical testwork will upgrade the resource category and inform a refined void model for optimized production planning, ut...
Sunshine Minerals Confirms High-Grade Gold at Liontown
Sunshine Minerals' drilling program at Liontown intersected high-grade gold and silver, confirming shallow oxide gold potential (21,000 ounces gold, 307,000 ounces silver); metallurgical testwork will upgrade the resource category and inform a refined void model for optimized production planning, ut...
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Gaokao Pressure Drives Chinese Students to Spain
13.35 million Chinese students took the Gaokao this year; four students opted for Spain's PAU exam for better university prospects abroad, highlighting the intense Gaokao pressure and the growing trend of Chinese students seeking international education.
Gaokao Pressure Drives Chinese Students to Spain
13.35 million Chinese students took the Gaokao this year; four students opted for Spain's PAU exam for better university prospects abroad, highlighting the intense Gaokao pressure and the growing trend of Chinese students seeking international education.
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40% Bias Score
China Approves Novel Influenza Drug Onradivir
China approved Onradivir, a novel influenza A treatment targeting the PB2 protein, offering faster symptom relief and lower resistance potential than existing drugs like oseltamivir and baloxavir marboxil, potentially reducing the global burden of influenza.
China Approves Novel Influenza Drug Onradivir
China approved Onradivir, a novel influenza A treatment targeting the PB2 protein, offering faster symptom relief and lower resistance potential than existing drugs like oseltamivir and baloxavir marboxil, potentially reducing the global burden of influenza.
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Gold Coins Confirm Identity of San José Galleon Shipwreck
Analysis of gold coins recovered from a Colombian shipwreck using photogrammetry confirms its identity as the San José galleon, a Spanish warship carrying billions of dollars in artifacts lost in 1708, strengthening Colombia's claim in an ongoing legal battle.
Gold Coins Confirm Identity of San José Galleon Shipwreck
Analysis of gold coins recovered from a Colombian shipwreck using photogrammetry confirms its identity as the San José galleon, a Spanish warship carrying billions of dollars in artifacts lost in 1708, strengthening Colombia's claim in an ongoing legal battle.
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36% Bias Score
Spiral Structure Discovered in Oort Cloud Challenges Existing Models
A spiral structure has been unexpectedly discovered within the Oort Cloud, challenging the long-held belief of its spherical shape; this discovery, made during a planetarium show's preproduction, is based on simulations that show the galactic tide twisting the orbits of icy bodies in the inner Oort ...
Spiral Structure Discovered in Oort Cloud Challenges Existing Models
A spiral structure has been unexpectedly discovered within the Oort Cloud, challenging the long-held belief of its spherical shape; this discovery, made during a planetarium show's preproduction, is based on simulations that show the galactic tide twisting the orbits of icy bodies in the inner Oort ...
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24% Bias Score
New Tyrannosaur Species Reveals Evolutionary Link and Migration History
The discovery of Khankhuuluu mongoliensis, an 86-million-year-old tyrannosaur species from Mongolia, reveals a direct ancestor to larger tyrannosaurs, clarifying evolutionary relationships and migration patterns between Asia and North America.
New Tyrannosaur Species Reveals Evolutionary Link and Migration History
The discovery of Khankhuuluu mongoliensis, an 86-million-year-old tyrannosaur species from Mongolia, reveals a direct ancestor to larger tyrannosaurs, clarifying evolutionary relationships and migration patterns between Asia and North America.
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Strawberry Moon" Appears Larger in German Night Sky
The June full moon, known as the "Strawberry Moon", appeared larger than usual in Germany on June 27th and 28th due to its low position in the sky, a phenomenon enhanced by an optical illusion; the name originates from North American Indigenous culture.
Strawberry Moon" Appears Larger in German Night Sky
The June full moon, known as the "Strawberry Moon", appeared larger than usual in Germany on June 27th and 28th due to its low position in the sky, a phenomenon enhanced by an optical illusion; the name originates from North American Indigenous culture.
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8% Bias Score
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