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Dutch Sanctions Evasion: 90% Export Surge to Russia via Transit Countries
A study by the CBS and the University of Groningen reveals a 90% increase in Dutch exports to countries neighboring Russia since 2022 sanctions, suggesting widespread sanctions evasion by both established multinationals (540) and newly formed companies (800) using transit countries to deliver sancti...
Dutch Sanctions Evasion: 90% Export Surge to Russia via Transit Countries
A study by the CBS and the University of Groningen reveals a 90% increase in Dutch exports to countries neighboring Russia since 2022 sanctions, suggesting widespread sanctions evasion by both established multinationals (540) and newly formed companies (800) using transit countries to deliver sancti...
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32% Bias Score
Beitbridge Border Post Modernization: Reduced Crossing Times and Enhanced Trade
The $300 million Beitbridge Border Post modernization project, completed ahead of schedule, reduced crossing times by over 70%, curbing illicit trade and boosting Zimbabwe's tax revenue, showcasing successful public-private collaboration.
Beitbridge Border Post Modernization: Reduced Crossing Times and Enhanced Trade
The $300 million Beitbridge Border Post modernization project, completed ahead of schedule, reduced crossing times by over 70%, curbing illicit trade and boosting Zimbabwe's tax revenue, showcasing successful public-private collaboration.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Renews Tariff Threats Against Canada After Meeting with Trudeau
President-elect Trump met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago, discussing trade and immigration; Trump continues to threaten 25% tariffs on Canadian goods despite calling the meeting productive.
Trump Renews Tariff Threats Against Canada After Meeting with Trudeau
President-elect Trump met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago, discussing trade and immigration; Trump continues to threaten 25% tariffs on Canadian goods despite calling the meeting productive.
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56% Bias Score
Al Asad Granted Asylum in Russia
Bashar Al Asad and his family have been granted asylum in Russia, prompting varied reactions, with the US stating it will not intervene; this development significantly alters the Syrian conflict's geopolitical landscape and potentially impacts regional stability.
Al Asad Granted Asylum in Russia
Bashar Al Asad and his family have been granted asylum in Russia, prompting varied reactions, with the US stating it will not intervene; this development significantly alters the Syrian conflict's geopolitical landscape and potentially impacts regional stability.
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40% Bias Score
China Investigates Nvidia Amid Escalating US-China Tech War
China opened an antitrust investigation into Nvidia, the world's largest AI chipmaker, over its 2020 acquisition of Mellanox, escalating the US-China tech war after the US imposed new chip export restrictions and China retaliated by limiting exports of key chipmaking materials.
China Investigates Nvidia Amid Escalating US-China Tech War
China opened an antitrust investigation into Nvidia, the world's largest AI chipmaker, over its 2020 acquisition of Mellanox, escalating the US-China tech war after the US imposed new chip export restrictions and China retaliated by limiting exports of key chipmaking materials.
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44% Bias Score
China Announces Loose Monetary Policy to Boost Growth
China's Politburo announced an "appropriately loose" monetary policy and a proactive fiscal policy for 2025 to stimulate economic growth, focusing on domestic demand and consumption, in response to economic slowdown and potential US tariffs; stock markets rose.
China Announces Loose Monetary Policy to Boost Growth
China's Politburo announced an "appropriately loose" monetary policy and a proactive fiscal policy for 2025 to stimulate economic growth, focusing on domestic demand and consumption, in response to economic slowdown and potential US tariffs; stock markets rose.
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40% Bias Score
Sanctions Circumvention: Dutch Exports to Russia Rise Through Intermediary Countries
New research shows a 74% (2022) and 90% (2023) increase in Dutch exports to countries near Russia, compared to pre-sanction levels, strongly indicating that sanctioned goods are being rerouted to Russia via intermediary nations. Over 800 new small businesses are involved, alongside 540 multinational...
Sanctions Circumvention: Dutch Exports to Russia Rise Through Intermediary Countries
New research shows a 74% (2022) and 90% (2023) increase in Dutch exports to countries near Russia, compared to pre-sanction levels, strongly indicating that sanctioned goods are being rerouted to Russia via intermediary nations. Over 800 new small businesses are involved, alongside 540 multinational...
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32% Bias Score
Xi Reaffirms China's Economic Growth Commitment in Meeting with Global Leaders
On December 10, 2024, Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing with heads of major international economic organizations, reaffirming China's commitment to its economic growth target and its role as a global growth engine, while emphasizing continued opening-up and high-quality development; the le...
Xi Reaffirms China's Economic Growth Commitment in Meeting with Global Leaders
On December 10, 2024, Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing with heads of major international economic organizations, reaffirming China's commitment to its economic growth target and its role as a global growth engine, while emphasizing continued opening-up and high-quality development; the le...
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44% Bias Score
US Investigates Nicaraguan Human Rights Abuses, Trade Deal at Risk
The Biden administration initiated a year-long investigation into Nicaraguan labor and human rights abuses under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act, prompted by reports of politically motivated arrests, forced labor, and human trafficking, potentially impacting the US-Nicaragua free trade agreement a...
US Investigates Nicaraguan Human Rights Abuses, Trade Deal at Risk
The Biden administration initiated a year-long investigation into Nicaraguan labor and human rights abuses under Section 301 of the 1974 Trade Act, prompted by reports of politically motivated arrests, forced labor, and human trafficking, potentially impacting the US-Nicaragua free trade agreement a...
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48% Bias Score
US Opens Investigation into Nicaraguan Human Rights Abuses, Potentially Impacting Trade
The Biden administration initiated a year-long investigation into Nicaraguan labor and human rights abuses under President Daniel Ortega, potentially impacting the US-Nicaragua free trade agreement and following reports of politically motivated arrests and forced labor.
US Opens Investigation into Nicaraguan Human Rights Abuses, Potentially Impacting Trade
The Biden administration initiated a year-long investigation into Nicaraguan labor and human rights abuses under President Daniel Ortega, potentially impacting the US-Nicaragua free trade agreement and following reports of politically motivated arrests and forced labor.
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40% Bias Score
UK Seeks "Economic Reset" with EU Amid Post-Brexit Tensions
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans for an "economic reset" with the EU, aiming to improve trade relations and address shared challenges like the Ukraine war, but facing obstacles from the EU over fishing rights and freedom of movement.
UK Seeks "Economic Reset" with EU Amid Post-Brexit Tensions
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced plans for an "economic reset" with the EU, aiming to improve trade relations and address shared challenges like the Ukraine war, but facing obstacles from the EU over fishing rights and freedom of movement.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Factually Inaccurate Claims on Immigration, Trade, and Pardons Raise Concerns
In a December 8th NBC interview, President-elect Trump made several false claims to justify his plans for immigration, tariffs, and pardons, contradicting economic consensus and established facts, and raising concerns about his commitment to accuracy and democratic norms.
Trump's Factually Inaccurate Claims on Immigration, Trade, and Pardons Raise Concerns
In a December 8th NBC interview, President-elect Trump made several false claims to justify his plans for immigration, tariffs, and pardons, contradicting economic consensus and established facts, and raising concerns about his commitment to accuracy and democratic norms.
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48% Bias Score
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