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Canadian CEOs Call for Major Defense Investment
Canadian CEOs from Bombardier, ATCO, and OMERS are urging the federal government to significantly increase defense spending, citing potential economic benefits and improved national security. They emphasize the need for collaboration and highlight Canada's past underinvestment and participation in t...
Canadian CEOs Call for Major Defense Investment
Canadian CEOs from Bombardier, ATCO, and OMERS are urging the federal government to significantly increase defense spending, citing potential economic benefits and improved national security. They emphasize the need for collaboration and highlight Canada's past underinvestment and participation in t...
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40% Bias Score
French Police Arrest Suspects in Cryptocurrency Kidnapping Spree
French authorities arrested approximately ten individuals, including minors, on May 26th, in Suresnes and Nantes, for their suspected involvement in two recent kidnappings targeting cryptocurrency entrepreneurs and their families in Paris; five similar cases occurred since January, prompting enhance...
French Police Arrest Suspects in Cryptocurrency Kidnapping Spree
French authorities arrested approximately ten individuals, including minors, on May 26th, in Suresnes and Nantes, for their suspected involvement in two recent kidnappings targeting cryptocurrency entrepreneurs and their families in Paris; five similar cases occurred since January, prompting enhance...
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24% Bias Score
Macron's Vietnam Visit: Strengthening EU Ties Amidst Geopolitical Competition
French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Vietnam aims to bolster EU influence in Southeast Asia, marked by economic agreements like Airbus's aircraft deal with VietJet, amidst US-China rivalry and Vietnam's efforts to diversify partnerships with the West, including defense cooperation.
Macron's Vietnam Visit: Strengthening EU Ties Amidst Geopolitical Competition
French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Vietnam aims to bolster EU influence in Southeast Asia, marked by economic agreements like Airbus's aircraft deal with VietJet, amidst US-China rivalry and Vietnam's efforts to diversify partnerships with the West, including defense cooperation.
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44% Bias Score
Targeted Assassination of Mexico City Officials Highlights Organized Crime Challenges
On Tuesday, May 16, 2023, in Mexico City, Ximena Guzmán and José Muñoz, close aides to Clara Brugada, were shot dead in a targeted attack involving at least four assailants. The attack, characterized by extensive pre-planning and a complex escape route, underscores persistent challenges in combating...
Targeted Assassination of Mexico City Officials Highlights Organized Crime Challenges
On Tuesday, May 16, 2023, in Mexico City, Ximena Guzmán and José Muñoz, close aides to Clara Brugada, were shot dead in a targeted attack involving at least four assailants. The attack, characterized by extensive pre-planning and a complex escape route, underscores persistent challenges in combating...
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52% Bias Score
Colombia Shifts to Military Approach Amidst Failed Peace Talks
Facing stalled peace talks and escalating violence, Colombian President Gustavo Petro appointed General Pedro Sánchez as Minister of Defense, marking a shift towards a military-led approach to combat armed groups in conflict zones, significantly altering the government's security strategy.
Colombia Shifts to Military Approach Amidst Failed Peace Talks
Facing stalled peace talks and escalating violence, Colombian President Gustavo Petro appointed General Pedro Sánchez as Minister of Defense, marking a shift towards a military-led approach to combat armed groups in conflict zones, significantly altering the government's security strategy.
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36% Bias Score
UK-Mauritius Deal Raises Security Concerns Over Chagos Islands
Britain will inform Mauritius of any military attacks launched from the Chagos Islands' Diego Garcia base under a new £30billion deal (Tory estimate), sparking concerns about information reaching China and other hostile states, despite the UK leasing back the base and the US covering most operationa...
UK-Mauritius Deal Raises Security Concerns Over Chagos Islands
Britain will inform Mauritius of any military attacks launched from the Chagos Islands' Diego Garcia base under a new £30billion deal (Tory estimate), sparking concerns about information reaching China and other hostile states, despite the UK leasing back the base and the US covering most operationa...
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64% Bias Score
FBI Reopens White House Cocaine Investigation
The FBI is reopening its investigation into a bag of cocaine discovered at the White House in July 2023, after an initial Secret Service investigation proved inconclusive due to lack of fingerprints and insufficient DNA; Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced the renewed investigation on X.
FBI Reopens White House Cocaine Investigation
The FBI is reopening its investigation into a bag of cocaine discovered at the White House in July 2023, after an initial Secret Service investigation proved inconclusive due to lack of fingerprints and insufficient DNA; Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced the renewed investigation on X.
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56% Bias Score
Russia's suspected airspace violation prompts Finland to summon ambassador
Finland summoned Russia's ambassador after two Russian military aircraft allegedly violated Finnish airspace near Porvoo last week, escalating tensions as Helsinki deepens NATO integration and enhances defenses against potential threats along its shared border with Russia.
Russia's suspected airspace violation prompts Finland to summon ambassador
Finland summoned Russia's ambassador after two Russian military aircraft allegedly violated Finnish airspace near Porvoo last week, escalating tensions as Helsinki deepens NATO integration and enhances defenses against potential threats along its shared border with Russia.
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48% Bias Score
Solingen Stabbing: Trial Begins for Syrian Man Charged with Terrorism
On August 23, 2024, a Syrian asylum seeker, Issa Al H., stabbed revelers at a Solingen street party, killing three and injuring ten; his trial for murder, attempted murder, and terrorism begins May 27th.
Solingen Stabbing: Trial Begins for Syrian Man Charged with Terrorism
On August 23, 2024, a Syrian asylum seeker, Issa Al H., stabbed revelers at a Solingen street party, killing three and injuring ten; his trial for murder, attempted murder, and terrorism begins May 27th.
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8% Bias Score
Noboa Begins Presidency Amidst Rising Violence in Ecuador
Ecuador's newly inaugurated President Daniel Noboa, 37, pledged on Saturday to intensify the fight against drug cartels and revive the economy, despite a reported 58 percent rise in killings during the first four months of 2025; his security strategy, drawing comparisons to El Salvador's, has raised...
Noboa Begins Presidency Amidst Rising Violence in Ecuador
Ecuador's newly inaugurated President Daniel Noboa, 37, pledged on Saturday to intensify the fight against drug cartels and revive the economy, despite a reported 58 percent rise in killings during the first four months of 2025; his security strategy, drawing comparisons to El Salvador's, has raised...
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40% Bias Score
Widespread Power Outages Hit French Riviera After Suspected Sabotage
Following a suspected act of sabotage in Cannes, France, that caused a large power outage during the Cannes Film Festival, a similar incident occurred in Nice, impacting approximately 45,000 households and the city's airport; authorities in both cases believe the outages were intentional acts of sab...
Widespread Power Outages Hit French Riviera After Suspected Sabotage
Following a suspected act of sabotage in Cannes, France, that caused a large power outage during the Cannes Film Festival, a similar incident occurred in Nice, impacting approximately 45,000 households and the city's airport; authorities in both cases believe the outages were intentional acts of sab...
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48% Bias Score
Klöckner Proposes Enhanced Bundestag Security Law
Bundestag President Julia Klöckner proposed a new law to improve security at the Bundestag, allowing the police access to information about visitors' potential threats, and confirmed that all parliamentary factions, including the AfD, will have adequate space and rights to participate.
Klöckner Proposes Enhanced Bundestag Security Law
Bundestag President Julia Klöckner proposed a new law to improve security at the Bundestag, allowing the police access to information about visitors' potential threats, and confirmed that all parliamentary factions, including the AfD, will have adequate space and rights to participate.
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36% Bias Score
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