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Revised US-Ukraine Mineral Deal Recommended for Acceptance
The United States presented Ukraine with a revised mineral deal, significantly altering an earlier proposal to claim 50% of Ukraine's mineral wealth (approximately โฌ14.2 trillion). Zelensky's advisors recommend acceptance, avoiding further conflict with Trump following recent public confrontations.
Revised US-Ukraine Mineral Deal Recommended for Acceptance
The United States presented Ukraine with a revised mineral deal, significantly altering an earlier proposal to claim 50% of Ukraine's mineral wealth (approximately โฌ14.2 trillion). Zelensky's advisors recommend acceptance, avoiding further conflict with Trump following recent public confrontations.
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48% Bias Score


Hamas Breaks Hostage Deal, Violating Agreement on Body Returns
Hamas violated an agreement to return the bodies of hostages, handing over four bodies including an unidentified woman, not the German-Israeli Shiri Bibas, but her two children, leading to international condemnation and increased tension.
Hamas Breaks Hostage Deal, Violating Agreement on Body Returns
Hamas violated an agreement to return the bodies of hostages, handing over four bodies including an unidentified woman, not the German-Israeli Shiri Bibas, but her two children, leading to international condemnation and increased tension.
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48% Bias Score


Hungary Urges End to EU Military Aid to Ukraine, Calls for US-Russia Negotiations
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto urged European liberals to cease interfering in potential US-Russia negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, criticizing Germany's continued military aid and opposing further EU funding for Ukraine, citing the strain on the European economy.
Hungary Urges End to EU Military Aid to Ukraine, Calls for US-Russia Negotiations
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto urged European liberals to cease interfering in potential US-Russia negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, criticizing Germany's continued military aid and opposing further EU funding for Ukraine, citing the strain on the European economy.
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64% Bias Score


Turkey Seeks Key Role in Future Ukraine Peace Talks and Black Sea Security
Turkey, despite its absence from recent US-Russia talks on the Ukraine conflict, aims to play a major mediating role in future negotiations and security arrangements, leveraging its balanced relations with both Russia and Ukraine, particularly concerning the Black Sea's security and the ongoing grai...
Turkey Seeks Key Role in Future Ukraine Peace Talks and Black Sea Security
Turkey, despite its absence from recent US-Russia talks on the Ukraine conflict, aims to play a major mediating role in future negotiations and security arrangements, leveraging its balanced relations with both Russia and Ukraine, particularly concerning the Black Sea's security and the ongoing grai...
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44% Bias Score


Starmer's Balancing Act: Navigating UK-US Relations Amidst Trump's Unpopularity
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces domestic pressure to prioritize the EU over the US due to President Trump's unpopularity, fueled by concerns over his character and policies, creating a challenge as he seeks to maintain a relationship with the US.
Starmer's Balancing Act: Navigating UK-US Relations Amidst Trump's Unpopularity
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces domestic pressure to prioritize the EU over the US due to President Trump's unpopularity, fueled by concerns over his character and policies, creating a challenge as he seeks to maintain a relationship with the US.
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56% Bias Score


Ukraine's NATO Membership Tied to Russia's Peace Deal Compliance: Expert Assessment
The White House reportedly considers offering Ukraine automatic NATO membership if Russia violates a ceasefire agreement; however, a Russian military expert dismisses this as unrealistic due to unmet NATO accession requirements and the ongoing conflict.
Ukraine's NATO Membership Tied to Russia's Peace Deal Compliance: Expert Assessment
The White House reportedly considers offering Ukraine automatic NATO membership if Russia violates a ceasefire agreement; however, a Russian military expert dismisses this as unrealistic due to unmet NATO accession requirements and the ongoing conflict.
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60% Bias Score

Germany Faces Foreign Policy Crossroads After Upcoming Elections
Germany's new government, formed after the February 23rd elections, will face significant foreign policy challenges due to the US's reduced security guarantees and rising geopolitical tensions, necessitating a strategic reorientation and increased defense spending; public opinion remains divided on ...

Germany Faces Foreign Policy Crossroads After Upcoming Elections
Germany's new government, formed after the February 23rd elections, will face significant foreign policy challenges due to the US's reduced security guarantees and rising geopolitical tensions, necessitating a strategic reorientation and increased defense spending; public opinion remains divided on ...
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60% Bias Score

Ukraine to Sign U.S. Minerals Deal Amidst Heightened Tensions
National Security Adviser Mike Waltz announced that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will imminently sign a minerals agreement with the U.S., granting access to critical minerals vital for advanced technology and potentially recouping some of the $175 billion in U.S. aid, amidst heightened tensions bet...

Ukraine to Sign U.S. Minerals Deal Amidst Heightened Tensions
National Security Adviser Mike Waltz announced that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will imminently sign a minerals agreement with the U.S., granting access to critical minerals vital for advanced technology and potentially recouping some of the $175 billion in U.S. aid, amidst heightened tensions bet...
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60% Bias Score

Mass Protests in Slovakia Demand Fico's Resignation
Tens of thousands of Slovaks protested on February 21, 2025, against Prime Minister Robert Fico, marking the seventh anniversary of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak's murder and demanding Fico's resignation due to his perceived pro-Russian stance and insufficient support for Ukraine.

Mass Protests in Slovakia Demand Fico's Resignation
Tens of thousands of Slovaks protested on February 21, 2025, against Prime Minister Robert Fico, marking the seventh anniversary of investigative journalist Jan Kuciak's murder and demanding Fico's resignation due to his perceived pro-Russian stance and insufficient support for Ukraine.
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48% Bias Score

Trump Envoy's Kyiv Visit: Closed-Door Talks Amidst Shifting US-Ukraine Dynamics
Donald Trump's special envoy, Keith Kellogg, visited Kyiv on February 19-21, meeting with President Zelenskyy, officials, and military leaders to gather information on the war and discuss potential paths toward peace; a planned press conference was canceled.

Trump Envoy's Kyiv Visit: Closed-Door Talks Amidst Shifting US-Ukraine Dynamics
Donald Trump's special envoy, Keith Kellogg, visited Kyiv on February 19-21, meeting with President Zelenskyy, officials, and military leaders to gather information on the war and discuss potential paths toward peace; a planned press conference was canceled.
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40% Bias Score

Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses in Kursk Border Clashes
Russian forces destroyed a Ukrainian armored vehicle in Kursk, claiming over 160 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in 24 hours using Lancet loitering munitions; offensive operations destroyed multiple tanks and fighting vehicles, while repelling four counterattacks; Ukrainian attempts to breach the bor...

Russia Reports Heavy Ukrainian Losses in Kursk Border Clashes
Russian forces destroyed a Ukrainian armored vehicle in Kursk, claiming over 160 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in 24 hours using Lancet loitering munitions; offensive operations destroyed multiple tanks and fighting vehicles, while repelling four counterattacks; Ukrainian attempts to breach the bor...
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76% Bias Score

Rosatom Open to Nuclear Cooperation With "Unfriendly" Countries After Ukraine Peace Deal
At the Future Technologies Forum in Moscow on February 21, Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev announced that, should a peace agreement favorable to Russia be reached regarding Ukraine, the corporation would consider cooperating with previously labeled "unfriendly" countries in the nuclear sector.

Rosatom Open to Nuclear Cooperation With "Unfriendly" Countries After Ukraine Peace Deal
At the Future Technologies Forum in Moscow on February 21, Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev announced that, should a peace agreement favorable to Russia be reached regarding Ukraine, the corporation would consider cooperating with previously labeled "unfriendly" countries in the nuclear sector.
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56% Bias Score
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