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Germany Excludes Russia, Belarus from Main WWII Commemoration
Germany excluded Russian and Belarusian ambassadors from its main World War II commemoration on May 8th due to concerns about potential propaganda, a decision that contrasts with the Russian ambassador's presence at a separate event and drew criticism from Ukraine.
Germany Excludes Russia, Belarus from Main WWII Commemoration
Germany excluded Russian and Belarusian ambassadors from its main World War II commemoration on May 8th due to concerns about potential propaganda, a decision that contrasts with the Russian ambassador's presence at a separate event and drew criticism from Ukraine.
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60% Bias Score
Germany Excludes Russia, Belarus from WWII Commemoration Amidst St. George Ribbon Controversy
The Bundestag excluded Russia and Belarus from its World War II commemoration due to concerns about potential manipulation of the event; however, the Russian ambassador attended a separate event wearing a St. George ribbon, an action criticized by Ukraine as disrespectful to victims.
Germany Excludes Russia, Belarus from WWII Commemoration Amidst St. George Ribbon Controversy
The Bundestag excluded Russia and Belarus from its World War II commemoration due to concerns about potential manipulation of the event; however, the Russian ambassador attended a separate event wearing a St. George ribbon, an action criticized by Ukraine as disrespectful to victims.
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40% Bias Score
Dnipro Attack: 30 Injured in Russian Drone Strikes
Russian drones attacked Dnipro, Ukraine on April 17th, injuring roughly 30 people and causing significant damage to buildings, including the mayor's wife's clothing store and near city hall; this was part of a broader series of 13 reported strikes across Ukraine targeting infrastructure and military...
Dnipro Attack: 30 Injured in Russian Drone Strikes
Russian drones attacked Dnipro, Ukraine on April 17th, injuring roughly 30 people and causing significant damage to buildings, including the mayor's wife's clothing store and near city hall; this was part of a broader series of 13 reported strikes across Ukraine targeting infrastructure and military...
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56% Bias Score
Russian Lieutenant Severely Wounded in Ukraine, Reflecting Family's WWII Legacy
Lieutenant Kirill Tokarev, a 24-year-old officer from Novorossiysk, sustained severe spinal injuries from a mine explosion in August 2022 while serving in Ukraine, echoing the resilience of his great-grandfather, a WWII tank commander who survived a similar ordeal.
Russian Lieutenant Severely Wounded in Ukraine, Reflecting Family's WWII Legacy
Lieutenant Kirill Tokarev, a 24-year-old officer from Novorossiysk, sustained severe spinal injuries from a mine explosion in August 2022 while serving in Ukraine, echoing the resilience of his great-grandfather, a WWII tank commander who survived a similar ordeal.
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52% Bias Score
Ukraine Violates Energy Strike Moratorium, Massive Russian Retaliation Expected
Following a US-Russia agreement, a one-month moratorium on strikes targeting energy infrastructure was violated by Ukraine within hours, leading to significant damage in Russia and prompting expectations of a major Russian retaliation.
Ukraine Violates Energy Strike Moratorium, Massive Russian Retaliation Expected
Following a US-Russia agreement, a one-month moratorium on strikes targeting energy infrastructure was violated by Ukraine within hours, leading to significant damage in Russia and prompting expectations of a major Russian retaliation.
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72% Bias Score
NATO Pledges €20 Billion to Ukraine Amidst Deadly Russian Attacks
NATO allies pledged over €20 billion in aid to Ukraine in the first three months of 2025; Dutch PM Mark Rutte visited Odesa, while recent Russian missile strikes in Sumy killed at least 35 people; Ukraine and its partners are developing a long-term security guarantee coalition.
NATO Pledges €20 Billion to Ukraine Amidst Deadly Russian Attacks
NATO allies pledged over €20 billion in aid to Ukraine in the first three months of 2025; Dutch PM Mark Rutte visited Odesa, while recent Russian missile strikes in Sumy killed at least 35 people; Ukraine and its partners are developing a long-term security guarantee coalition.
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36% Bias Score
Ukraine, U.S. Near Deal on Strategic Minerals
Ukraine and the U.S. are nearing a deal on Ukrainian strategic minerals, aiming to secure increased American support for Kyiv; negotiations, initially stalled by a disagreement between Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy, have progressed significantly, with both sides expected to sign a memorandum of int...
Ukraine, U.S. Near Deal on Strategic Minerals
Ukraine and the U.S. are nearing a deal on Ukrainian strategic minerals, aiming to secure increased American support for Kyiv; negotiations, initially stalled by a disagreement between Presidents Trump and Zelenskyy, have progressed significantly, with both sides expected to sign a memorandum of int...
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44% Bias Score
Russia's Ukraine Aims: Imperialism or Influence?
Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, initially using limited forces, aimed to bring Ukraine back into its sphere of influence, prompting a dominant interpretation of an imperialistic war that fueled Western support for Ukraine and subsequent rearmament efforts.
Russia's Ukraine Aims: Imperialism or Influence?
Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, initially using limited forces, aimed to bring Ukraine back into its sphere of influence, prompting a dominant interpretation of an imperialistic war that fueled Western support for Ukraine and subsequent rearmament efforts.
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48% Bias Score
Lviv Official's Proposal to Rename Street Named After Ukrainian Revolutionary Sparks Controversy
The head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration proposed renaming a street named after Ukrainian revolutionary Volodymyr Vynnychenko due to his alleged communist sympathies and collaboration with Soviet authorities, sparking criticism from city officials and historians who emphasize Vynnychenk...
Lviv Official's Proposal to Rename Street Named After Ukrainian Revolutionary Sparks Controversy
The head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration proposed renaming a street named after Ukrainian revolutionary Volodymyr Vynnychenko due to his alleged communist sympathies and collaboration with Soviet authorities, sparking criticism from city officials and historians who emphasize Vynnychenk...
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16% Bias Score
Ukraine Strikes Russian Base After Sumy Attack Kills 35
Ukraine's military struck a Russian missile brigade base in response to Sunday's Sumy attack, which killed 35 and injured 119, including children; NATO reaffirmed its support for Ukraine amid accusations of ceasefire violations by both sides.
Ukraine Strikes Russian Base After Sumy Attack Kills 35
Ukraine's military struck a Russian missile brigade base in response to Sunday's Sumy attack, which killed 35 and injured 119, including children; NATO reaffirmed its support for Ukraine amid accusations of ceasefire violations by both sides.
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52% Bias Score
Deadliest Russian Strike in Ukraine Underscores Failure of Peace Talks
On Palm Sunday, a Russian double-tap missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, killed civilians and injured first responders, contrasting sharply with Russia's claim of targeting a military facility; this incident highlights the ongoing challenges to peace talks.
Deadliest Russian Strike in Ukraine Underscores Failure of Peace Talks
On Palm Sunday, a Russian double-tap missile strike on Sumy, Ukraine, killed civilians and injured first responders, contrasting sharply with Russia's claim of targeting a military facility; this incident highlights the ongoing challenges to peace talks.
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56% Bias Score
NATO Pledges €20 Billion for Ukraine Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Talks
NATO's unwavering support for Ukraine continues with over €20 billion in security assistance pledged through Q1 2025, following a surprise visit by Dutch PM Rutte to Odesa amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations brokered by US President Trump and a deadly Russian missile strike in Sumy.
NATO Pledges €20 Billion for Ukraine Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Talks
NATO's unwavering support for Ukraine continues with over €20 billion in security assistance pledged through Q1 2025, following a surprise visit by Dutch PM Rutte to Odesa amid ongoing ceasefire negotiations brokered by US President Trump and a deadly Russian missile strike in Sumy.
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40% Bias Score
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