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China-South Asia Expo to Further Strengthen Trade Ties
The ninth China-South Asia Expo, running June 19-24 in Kunming, aims to boost trade between China and South Asian nations, which reached nearly $200 billion last year, with over 1400 companies participating and Sri Lanka as the guest of honor.
China-South Asia Expo to Further Strengthen Trade Ties
The ninth China-South Asia Expo, running June 19-24 in Kunming, aims to boost trade between China and South Asian nations, which reached nearly $200 billion last year, with over 1400 companies participating and Sri Lanka as the guest of honor.
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40% Bias Score
India Admits Fighter Jet Losses in May Clashes with Pakistan
The Indian military admitted losing an unspecified number of fighter jets during May airstrikes in Pakistan, contradicting prior denials and acknowledging a tactical error that was subsequently corrected; this follows Pakistan's claim of shooting down six Indian aircraft, including Rafale jets.
India Admits Fighter Jet Losses in May Clashes with Pakistan
The Indian military admitted losing an unspecified number of fighter jets during May airstrikes in Pakistan, contradicting prior denials and acknowledging a tactical error that was subsequently corrected; this follows Pakistan's claim of shooting down six Indian aircraft, including Rafale jets.
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32% Bias Score
Decline of Track II Diplomacy Between India and Pakistan
Track II diplomacy, involving NGOs like the Centre for Dialogue and Reconciliation (CDU) and SAFMA, facilitated informal dialogue between India and Pakistan, influencing policy and fostering peace. However, reduced funding and government reluctance have diminished its effectiveness, although youth-l...
Decline of Track II Diplomacy Between India and Pakistan
Track II diplomacy, involving NGOs like the Centre for Dialogue and Reconciliation (CDU) and SAFMA, facilitated informal dialogue between India and Pakistan, influencing policy and fostering peace. However, reduced funding and government reluctance have diminished its effectiveness, although youth-l...
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36% Bias Score
India Launches Major Diplomatic Offensive After Kashmir Attack
India sent parliamentary delegations to 33 countries to garner support against Pakistan-based militant groups it blames for a Kashmir attack that killed 26, triggering four days of cross-border strikes before a ceasefire, and highlighting India's 'zero-tolerance' policy on terror.
India Launches Major Diplomatic Offensive After Kashmir Attack
India sent parliamentary delegations to 33 countries to garner support against Pakistan-based militant groups it blames for a Kashmir attack that killed 26, triggering four days of cross-border strikes before a ceasefire, and highlighting India's 'zero-tolerance' policy on terror.
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48% Bias Score
Pakistan Heatwave: Temperatures Soar Above 48°C, Hundreds Suffer Heatstroke
A scorching heatwave grips Pakistan, with temperatures reaching 48°C in Dadu and Jacobabad, causing hundreds of heatstroke cases and straining hospitals; experts link this to climate change and warn of a recurring pattern in South Asia.
Pakistan Heatwave: Temperatures Soar Above 48°C, Hundreds Suffer Heatstroke
A scorching heatwave grips Pakistan, with temperatures reaching 48°C in Dadu and Jacobabad, causing hundreds of heatstroke cases and straining hospitals; experts link this to climate change and warn of a recurring pattern in South Asia.
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20% Bias Score
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Indian author Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for their short story collection "Heart Lamp," which chronicles the lives of women in southern India, focusing on themes of faith, caste, power, and oppression; the award was announced in London.
Heart Lamp" Wins International Booker Prize
Indian author Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi won the 2024 International Booker Prize for their short story collection "Heart Lamp," which chronicles the lives of women in southern India, focusing on themes of faith, caste, power, and oppression; the award was announced in London.
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16% Bias Score
India Suspends Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan
Following a terrorist attack in Kashmir, India suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, aiming to pressure Pakistan on terrorism by controlling water flow from the Indus River system, which provides 90% of Pakistan's agricultural water; this unprecedented move affects Pakistan's agricul...
India Suspends Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan
Following a terrorist attack in Kashmir, India suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, aiming to pressure Pakistan on terrorism by controlling water flow from the Indus River system, which provides 90% of Pakistan's agricultural water; this unprecedented move affects Pakistan's agricul...
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36% Bias Score
Afghanistan, Pakistan Upgrade Diplomatic Ties, Signaling Eased Tensions
Pakistan and Afghanistan upgraded their diplomatic ties, elevating their representatives to ambassadors, signaling improved relations after months of tension over security concerns and refugee issues; this makes Pakistan the fourth country to formally recognize the Taliban government.
Afghanistan, Pakistan Upgrade Diplomatic Ties, Signaling Eased Tensions
Pakistan and Afghanistan upgraded their diplomatic ties, elevating their representatives to ambassadors, signaling improved relations after months of tension over security concerns and refugee issues; this makes Pakistan the fourth country to formally recognize the Taliban government.
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44% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Media War: Narratives Shape Conflict
In early May 2024, India launched "Operation Sindoor," conducting 24 airstrikes in Pakistan, targeting militant groups; Pakistan retaliated with "Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos," leading to a media-driven conflict characterized by competing narratives and the downplaying of civilian casualties.
India-Pakistan Media War: Narratives Shape Conflict
In early May 2024, India launched "Operation Sindoor," conducting 24 airstrikes in Pakistan, targeting militant groups; Pakistan retaliated with "Operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos," leading to a media-driven conflict characterized by competing narratives and the downplaying of civilian casualties.
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56% Bias Score
Pakistan Heatwave: Temperatures Soar Above 48°C, Hundreds Suffer Heatstroke
A severe heatwave in Pakistan has caused temperatures to soar above 48°C in some areas, leading to hundreds of heatstroke cases and straining hospital resources; experts link this to climate change and warn of a public health emergency.
Pakistan Heatwave: Temperatures Soar Above 48°C, Hundreds Suffer Heatstroke
A severe heatwave in Pakistan has caused temperatures to soar above 48°C in some areas, leading to hundreds of heatstroke cases and straining hospital resources; experts link this to climate change and warn of a public health emergency.
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28% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Border Shelling Causes Casualties, Exposing LoC's Volatility
Cross-border shelling between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) following an attack in Pahalgham caused at least 16 deaths in India and, according to Pakistan, 40 civilian deaths, highlighting the volatile nature of the 740km ceasefire line and its impact on civilian populations.
India-Pakistan Border Shelling Causes Casualties, Exposing LoC's Volatility
Cross-border shelling between India and Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) following an attack in Pahalgham caused at least 16 deaths in India and, according to Pakistan, 40 civilian deaths, highlighting the volatile nature of the 740km ceasefire line and its impact on civilian populations.
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36% Bias Score
Pakistan Heatwave: Hundreds Suffer Heatstroke Amidst Climate Change Concerns
A severe heatwave in Pakistan has caused temperatures to soar above 48°C in some areas, resulting in hundreds of heatstroke cases and overwhelming hospitals, with experts linking the frequency of these events to climate change.
Pakistan Heatwave: Hundreds Suffer Heatstroke Amidst Climate Change Concerns
A severe heatwave in Pakistan has caused temperatures to soar above 48°C in some areas, resulting in hundreds of heatstroke cases and overwhelming hospitals, with experts linking the frequency of these events to climate change.
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24% Bias Score
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