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UK Delays Approval of Massive New Chinese Embassy in London
The UK government delayed approval of China's massive new London embassy until October 21st due to unexplained redacted areas in the plans, despite China's insistence on its international obligation to support diplomatic building construction, creating a diplomatic standoff amid concerns about poten...
UK Delays Approval of Massive New Chinese Embassy in London
The UK government delayed approval of China's massive new London embassy until October 21st due to unexplained redacted areas in the plans, despite China's insistence on its international obligation to support diplomatic building construction, creating a diplomatic standoff amid concerns about poten...
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40% Bias Score
Tokyo, Yokohama Top Candidates for Relocated UN Functions
UN Secretary-General António Guterres identified Tokyo and Yokohama as serious candidates to host some UN functions, highlighting Japan's moral authority on nuclear disarmament due to its unique history as the only nation to suffer atomic bombings.
Tokyo, Yokohama Top Candidates for Relocated UN Functions
UN Secretary-General António Guterres identified Tokyo and Yokohama as serious candidates to host some UN functions, highlighting Japan's moral authority on nuclear disarmament due to its unique history as the only nation to suffer atomic bombings.
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8% Bias Score
NRW Expands Security Powers After Solingen Attack
Following a deadly knife attack in Solingen, Germany, claimed by the Islamic State, the North Rhine-Westphalia state government is expanding security agency powers, adding personnel, and building a new deportation center in Mönchengladbach to prevent radicalization, expedite asylum procedures, and c...
NRW Expands Security Powers After Solingen Attack
Following a deadly knife attack in Solingen, Germany, claimed by the Islamic State, the North Rhine-Westphalia state government is expanding security agency powers, adding personnel, and building a new deportation center in Mönchengladbach to prevent radicalization, expedite asylum procedures, and c...
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40% Bias Score
Europe's Dependence on US for Ukraine Security Highlighted in White House Visit
In February 2024, European leaders, including Chancellor Merz, President Macron, Prime Minister Starmer, and others, visited the White House to persuade President Trump to support Ukraine against Russia, exposing Europe's dependence on the US for security.
Europe's Dependence on US for Ukraine Security Highlighted in White House Visit
In February 2024, European leaders, including Chancellor Merz, President Macron, Prime Minister Starmer, and others, visited the White House to persuade President Trump to support Ukraine against Russia, exposing Europe's dependence on the US for security.
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80% Bias Score
Thirteen Arrested in Mexico City for Murders of Mayor's Aides
In Mexico City, thirteen suspects were arrested for the May murders of Mayor Clara Brugada's two close aides, Ximena Guzmán and José Muñoz, who were shot at close range in broad daylight; the investigation continues, and the shooter is still at large.
Thirteen Arrested in Mexico City for Murders of Mayor's Aides
In Mexico City, thirteen suspects were arrested for the May murders of Mayor Clara Brugada's two close aides, Ximena Guzmán and José Muñoz, who were shot at close range in broad daylight; the investigation continues, and the shooter is still at large.
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40% Bias Score
Motorcycles: From Symbol of Success to Weapon of Terror in Northern Benin
In northern Benin, motorcycles, once symbols of progress, are now linked to armed groups causing fear and suspicion among the public; security forces' increased scrutiny and community suspicion endanger innocent motorbike owners, forcing a shift in perception and highlighting the weaponization of ev...
Motorcycles: From Symbol of Success to Weapon of Terror in Northern Benin
In northern Benin, motorcycles, once symbols of progress, are now linked to armed groups causing fear and suspicion among the public; security forces' increased scrutiny and community suspicion endanger innocent motorbike owners, forcing a shift in perception and highlighting the weaponization of ev...
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52% Bias Score
Japan and South Korea Agree to Strengthen Ties Amidst Shared Challenges
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met in Tokyo on Saturday, issuing their first joint statement in 17 years to improve bilateral relations and cooperate on security and economic issues, despite lingering historical tensions.
Japan and South Korea Agree to Strengthen Ties Amidst Shared Challenges
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and South Korean President Lee Jae Myung met in Tokyo on Saturday, issuing their first joint statement in 17 years to improve bilateral relations and cooperate on security and economic issues, despite lingering historical tensions.
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48% Bias Score
UK Delays Decision on China's London Embassy Amid Spying Concerns
The UK government delayed until October 21st its decision on China's plans to build its largest European embassy in London, citing insufficient details about blacked-out areas in the plans, which has faced opposition over spying concerns for three years.
UK Delays Decision on China's London Embassy Amid Spying Concerns
The UK government delayed until October 21st its decision on China's plans to build its largest European embassy in London, citing insufficient details about blacked-out areas in the plans, which has faced opposition over spying concerns for three years.
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48% Bias Score
International Aid to Ukraine: Europe's Capacity to Replace US Support
Amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, at least 41 countries have collectively provided over €309 billion in aid; the US contributed $130.6 billion (€111.28 billion), while Europe provided €138 billion, although this includes both EU and individual nation contributions; however, Europe's military indust...
International Aid to Ukraine: Europe's Capacity to Replace US Support
Amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine, at least 41 countries have collectively provided over €309 billion in aid; the US contributed $130.6 billion (€111.28 billion), while Europe provided €138 billion, although this includes both EU and individual nation contributions; however, Europe's military indust...
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40% Bias Score
Rocket Attack Targets UN Mission in Tripoli
A rocket attack targeted the UN mediation mission's Tripoli headquarters on August 21, 2024, causing no casualties or damage; authorities found additional missiles and are investigating, while the GNU condemned the attack.
Rocket Attack Targets UN Mission in Tripoli
A rocket attack targeted the UN mediation mission's Tripoli headquarters on August 21, 2024, causing no casualties or damage; authorities found additional missiles and are investigating, while the GNU condemned the attack.
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32% Bias Score
Tinubu Lauds Military Successes, Advocates for Security and UN Reforms at TICAD9
At the TICAD9 summit in Yokohama, Japan, President Tinubu praised Nigeria's military successes against insurgency, emphasizing his administration's commitment to tackling insecurity's root causes through security and economic reforms, while also advocating for greater African representation in the U...
Tinubu Lauds Military Successes, Advocates for Security and UN Reforms at TICAD9
At the TICAD9 summit in Yokohama, Japan, President Tinubu praised Nigeria's military successes against insurgency, emphasizing his administration's commitment to tackling insecurity's root causes through security and economic reforms, while also advocating for greater African representation in the U...
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44% Bias Score
JA21's Election Program: Fewer Rules, Binding Referendum, Stricter Immigration
JA21's new election program prioritizes fewer regulations, increased business freedom, and more citizen input, proposing a binding referendum and two new ministerial positions while advocating for stricter immigration policies and increased defense spending.
JA21's Election Program: Fewer Rules, Binding Referendum, Stricter Immigration
JA21's new election program prioritizes fewer regulations, increased business freedom, and more citizen input, proposing a binding referendum and two new ministerial positions while advocating for stricter immigration policies and increased defense spending.
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56% Bias Score
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