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Tver, Russia: Three Years into the War, a City's Divided Reality
In Tver, Russia, three years into the Ukraine conflict, pro-war imagery is widespread, yet many residents feel unaffected, reflecting a mix of government propaganda, societal conformity, and underlying uncertainty about the future. Despite US attempts at diplomacy, the situation remains tense.
Tver, Russia: Three Years into the War, a City's Divided Reality
In Tver, Russia, three years into the Ukraine conflict, pro-war imagery is widespread, yet many residents feel unaffected, reflecting a mix of government propaganda, societal conformity, and underlying uncertainty about the future. Despite US attempts at diplomacy, the situation remains tense.
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32% Bias Score
Ukraine-US Rare Earth Mineral Deal Negotiations
Ukraine's parliament will begin negotiations with the US on Monday for access to its rare earth minerals; the US offered a deal in February for 50% of the revenue in exchange for past military aid, but President Zelenskyy rejected it, citing insufficient support and unspecified security guarantees; ...
Ukraine-US Rare Earth Mineral Deal Negotiations
Ukraine's parliament will begin negotiations with the US on Monday for access to its rare earth minerals; the US offered a deal in February for 50% of the revenue in exchange for past military aid, but President Zelenskyy rejected it, citing insufficient support and unspecified security guarantees; ...
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48% Bias Score
Berlin Protest Marks Three Years of War in Ukraine
Over 1000 people protested in Berlin against Russia's war in Ukraine on the conflict's third anniversary, with Berlin's mayor voicing strong support for Ukraine and highlighting the humanitarian crisis caused by the invasion, which began on February 24, 2022.
Berlin Protest Marks Three Years of War in Ukraine
Over 1000 people protested in Berlin against Russia's war in Ukraine on the conflict's third anniversary, with Berlin's mayor voicing strong support for Ukraine and highlighting the humanitarian crisis caused by the invasion, which began on February 24, 2022.
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52% Bias Score
Merz's Victory: Germany Faces Foreign Policy Crossroads
Following his CDU party's victory in Germany's federal elections with 28% of the vote, Friedrich Merz faces immediate challenges in forming a government and navigating complex foreign policy issues, particularly Germany's relationship with the US and its role in supporting Ukraine against Russia's a...
Merz's Victory: Germany Faces Foreign Policy Crossroads
Following his CDU party's victory in Germany's federal elections with 28% of the vote, Friedrich Merz faces immediate challenges in forming a government and navigating complex foreign policy issues, particularly Germany's relationship with the US and its role in supporting Ukraine against Russia's a...
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48% Bias Score
UK Bans Kremlin-Linked Oligarchs
The UK government announced new sanctions banning Kremlin-linked Russian oligarchs from entering the country, coinciding with the third anniversary of the Ukraine invasion, targeting individuals who provide significant support to the Kremlin or benefit from the Russian state.
UK Bans Kremlin-Linked Oligarchs
The UK government announced new sanctions banning Kremlin-linked Russian oligarchs from entering the country, coinciding with the third anniversary of the Ukraine invasion, targeting individuals who provide significant support to the Kremlin or benefit from the Russian state.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration Faces Legal Challenges Amidst Ukraine Peace Talks and Government Cuts
President Trump's administration is pursuing aggressive cuts to the federal government, facing legal challenges, and negotiating a peace deal in Ukraine amid criticism from within his own party and his attacks on Ukraine's president, even as his former Vice President, Mike Pence, calls out Trump for...
Trump Administration Faces Legal Challenges Amidst Ukraine Peace Talks and Government Cuts
President Trump's administration is pursuing aggressive cuts to the federal government, facing legal challenges, and negotiating a peace deal in Ukraine amid criticism from within his own party and his attacks on Ukraine's president, even as his former Vice President, Mike Pence, calls out Trump for...
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60% Bias Score
EU's Security Dilemma: A Hypothetical Russian Threat and the Need for a Unified Defense
A hypothetical Russian threat to an EU Eastern border country would trigger Article 42.7 of the Lisbon Treaty, obligating other members to assist with all means, despite the EU lacking a unified army and facing uncertainty regarding US support.
EU's Security Dilemma: A Hypothetical Russian Threat and the Need for a Unified Defense
A hypothetical Russian threat to an EU Eastern border country would trigger Article 42.7 of the Lisbon Treaty, obligating other members to assist with all means, despite the EU lacking a unified army and facing uncertainty regarding US support.
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44% Bias Score
Erdoğan: Only Turkey Can Save the EU
President Erdoğan declared Turkey's full EU membership as the solution to the EU's economic, political, and international challenges, criticizing the EU's handling of the far-right's rise and the Gaza conflict while proposing a balanced approach, including Ukraine, to resolve the Russo-Ukrainian war...
Erdoğan: Only Turkey Can Save the EU
President Erdoğan declared Turkey's full EU membership as the solution to the EU's economic, political, and international challenges, criticizing the EU's handling of the far-right's rise and the Gaza conflict while proposing a balanced approach, including Ukraine, to resolve the Russo-Ukrainian war...
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52% Bias Score
Ukraine War Emissions Reach 230 Million Tons of CO2 Equivalent
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has generated nearly 230 million tons of CO2 equivalent emissions since February 24, 2022, primarily from military activity, wildfires, and damaged energy infrastructure, exceeding the annual emissions of four European countries combined and prompting calls for Russia to...
Ukraine War Emissions Reach 230 Million Tons of CO2 Equivalent
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has generated nearly 230 million tons of CO2 equivalent emissions since February 24, 2022, primarily from military activity, wildfires, and damaged energy infrastructure, exceeding the annual emissions of four European countries combined and prompting calls for Russia to...
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32% Bias Score
Trump Demands "$US500 Billion" from Ukraine Based on Unverified Resource Estimates
Donald Trump's administration demanded "$US500 billion" from Ukraine in return for US aid, based on potentially overestimated values of Ukrainian rare earths, critical minerals, oil, gas, and ports; however, the lack of contemporary data raises questions about the economic feasibility of this demand...
Trump Demands "$US500 Billion" from Ukraine Based on Unverified Resource Estimates
Donald Trump's administration demanded "$US500 billion" from Ukraine in return for US aid, based on potentially overestimated values of Ukrainian rare earths, critical minerals, oil, gas, and ports; however, the lack of contemporary data raises questions about the economic feasibility of this demand...
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56% Bias Score
G7 to Hold Virtual Meeting Amidst Ukraine War, Climate Change Challenges
G7 leaders will hold a virtual meeting on Monday, the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, while Canada struggles to plan its environment ministers' meeting due to recent political changes and the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
G7 to Hold Virtual Meeting Amidst Ukraine War, Climate Change Challenges
G7 leaders will hold a virtual meeting on Monday, the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, while Canada struggles to plan its environment ministers' meeting due to recent political changes and the US withdrawal from the Paris Agreement.
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4% Bias Score
Wounded Ukrainian Soldiers Return to Front Lines
In Ukraine's war, numerous amputee soldiers have returned to active duty despite severe injuries, driven by a sense of duty amid Russia's advances and US-Russia talks, highlighting the conflict's high human cost and long-term implications for Ukraine's military and society.
Wounded Ukrainian Soldiers Return to Front Lines
In Ukraine's war, numerous amputee soldiers have returned to active duty despite severe injuries, driven by a sense of duty amid Russia's advances and US-Russia talks, highlighting the conflict's high human cost and long-term implications for Ukraine's military and society.
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44% Bias Score
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