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China Square's Sixth Kenyan Branch Opens Amidst Retail Competition Debate
China Square, a Chinese retail chain, opened its sixth Kenyan branch in Nairobi's Two Rivers Mall on Friday, attracting hundreds of shoppers with its low prices, but sparking concerns from local retailers who say it's creating an uneven playing field.
China Square's Sixth Kenyan Branch Opens Amidst Retail Competition Debate
China Square, a Chinese retail chain, opened its sixth Kenyan branch in Nairobi's Two Rivers Mall on Friday, attracting hundreds of shoppers with its low prices, but sparking concerns from local retailers who say it's creating an uneven playing field.
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60% Bias Score


Canadian Premiers Lobby U.S. Against Tariffs
Canadian premiers and Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc are in Washington, D.C., meeting with U.S. officials to prevent tariffs on Canadian goods, emphasizing mutual economic benefits and Canada's role in supplying essential materials to the U.S. The meetings follow President Trump's announcement of ...
Canadian Premiers Lobby U.S. Against Tariffs
Canadian premiers and Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc are in Washington, D.C., meeting with U.S. officials to prevent tariffs on Canadian goods, emphasizing mutual economic benefits and Canada's role in supplying essential materials to the U.S. The meetings follow President Trump's announcement of ...
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36% Bias Score


China-ASEAN Partnership: Economic Success Needs People-to-People Connectivity
China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) enjoy a strong economic partnership, with ASEAN being China's top trading partner since 2020 and vice versa for over 15 years; however, challenges remain regarding trade imbalances, Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) project implementation, an...
China-ASEAN Partnership: Economic Success Needs People-to-People Connectivity
China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) enjoy a strong economic partnership, with ASEAN being China's top trading partner since 2020 and vice versa for over 15 years; however, challenges remain regarding trade imbalances, Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) project implementation, an...
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40% Bias Score


EU: A Free Trade Island in a Protectionist Sea
Amidst rising global trade protectionism, the European Union, despite internal opposition and external pressures from the US and China, remains a staunch advocate for free trade, relying heavily on exports and imports for its economic prosperity.
EU: A Free Trade Island in a Protectionist Sea
Amidst rising global trade protectionism, the European Union, despite internal opposition and external pressures from the US and China, remains a staunch advocate for free trade, relying heavily on exports and imports for its economic prosperity.
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36% Bias Score


Ceuta and Melilla Customs Openings: Successful Goods Transit After Previous Setbacks
Following previous failed attempts, a truck carrying automotive parts crossed from Melilla to Morocco, and a van carrying refrigerators crossed from Ceuta, marking a potential step towards normalized goods traffic at Beni Enzar (Melilla) and Tarajal (Ceuta) border crossings, as part of a 2022 agreem...
Ceuta and Melilla Customs Openings: Successful Goods Transit After Previous Setbacks
Following previous failed attempts, a truck carrying automotive parts crossed from Melilla to Morocco, and a van carrying refrigerators crossed from Ceuta, marking a potential step towards normalized goods traffic at Beni Enzar (Melilla) and Tarajal (Ceuta) border crossings, as part of a 2022 agreem...
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40% Bias Score


Trump's Aid Freeze Exacerbates African Development Challenges
The Trump administration's freezing of foreign aid to Africa has sparked debate on the role of aid versus trade in development, jeopardizing progress in vulnerable regions like the Sahel and potentially increasing migration; however, some initiatives like the Great Green Wall demonstrate the potenti...
Trump's Aid Freeze Exacerbates African Development Challenges
The Trump administration's freezing of foreign aid to Africa has sparked debate on the role of aid versus trade in development, jeopardizing progress in vulnerable regions like the Sahel and potentially increasing migration; however, some initiatives like the Great Green Wall demonstrate the potenti...
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40% Bias Score

Modi Seeks to Strengthen US-India Ties Amidst Tariff Concerns
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington to discuss trade and security with President Trump amid concerns over potential tariffs and the ongoing trade imbalance; India has already taken some steps to address these concerns, including tariff reductions and migrant repatriation.

Modi Seeks to Strengthen US-India Ties Amidst Tariff Concerns
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visits Washington to discuss trade and security with President Trump amid concerns over potential tariffs and the ongoing trade imbalance; India has already taken some steps to address these concerns, including tariff reductions and migrant repatriation.
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32% Bias Score

Erdogan's Indonesia Visit Strengthens Trade and Defense Ties
During his four-day Asian tour, Turkish President Erdogan visited Indonesia, resulting in ten agreements covering trade, defense, and education, aiming to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion annually and including a joint venture for drone manufacturing.

Erdogan's Indonesia Visit Strengthens Trade and Defense Ties
During his four-day Asian tour, Turkish President Erdogan visited Indonesia, resulting in ten agreements covering trade, defense, and education, aiming to increase bilateral trade to $10 billion annually and including a joint venture for drone manufacturing.
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40% Bias Score

Mandelson Urges Respect for Trump's Mandate Amid US Tariff Threats
Lord Mandelson, Britain's ambassador to Washington, advises the UK government to respect President Trump's mandate for change while privately addressing concerns about potential US tariffs on British steel and aluminum, totaling approximately 166,433 and 162,716 tonnes in 2023 and 2024 respectively,...

Mandelson Urges Respect for Trump's Mandate Amid US Tariff Threats
Lord Mandelson, Britain's ambassador to Washington, advises the UK government to respect President Trump's mandate for change while privately addressing concerns about potential US tariffs on British steel and aluminum, totaling approximately 166,433 and 162,716 tonnes in 2023 and 2024 respectively,...
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40% Bias Score

Miami Heat Trade Jimmy Butler, Acquire Three Veterans for Playoff Push
The Miami Heat traded Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors, acquiring Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell, and Kyle Anderson to improve their defense and playoff chances; the team anticipates a more cohesive environment.

Miami Heat Trade Jimmy Butler, Acquire Three Veterans for Playoff Push
The Miami Heat traded Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors, acquiring Andrew Wiggins, Davion Mitchell, and Kyle Anderson to improve their defense and playoff chances; the team anticipates a more cohesive environment.
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40% Bias Score

German Elections: Merz's AfD Alliance Shakes EU Stability
Germany's upcoming February 23rd elections are crucial for EU leadership, with frontrunner Friedrich Merz's potential alliance with the far-right AfD significantly altering the political landscape and impacting the EU's stability amid economic recession and geopolitical tensions.

German Elections: Merz's AfD Alliance Shakes EU Stability
Germany's upcoming February 23rd elections are crucial for EU leadership, with frontrunner Friedrich Merz's potential alliance with the far-right AfD significantly altering the political landscape and impacting the EU's stability amid economic recession and geopolitical tensions.
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48% Bias Score

Japan Posts Record Current Account Surplus in 2024
Japan's current account surplus reached a record 29.26 trillion yen ($193 billion) in 2024, driven by record returns on foreign investments due to a weak yen and a shrinking trade deficit; 36.87 million foreign tourists visited, boosting the travel surplus.

Japan Posts Record Current Account Surplus in 2024
Japan's current account surplus reached a record 29.26 trillion yen ($193 billion) in 2024, driven by record returns on foreign investments due to a weak yen and a shrinking trade deficit; 36.87 million foreign tourists visited, boosting the travel surplus.
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48% Bias Score
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