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Trade War · Brazil

Trump Signs Order Increasing Brazil Tariff to 50 Percent

38% Center coverage: 95 sources

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Asian Politics · Myanmar (Burma)

Myanmar’s military government enacts a tough new electoral law ahead of year-end vote

Coverage: 56 sources

Myanmar’s military government has enacted a new electoral law that imposes punishments of up to the death penalty for anyone who opposes or disrupts the elections it has promised to hold at the end of this year. See the Story

Drought · Tehran

AFP journalists warn their ‘last reporters will die’ working in current Gaza conditions

'No Plans to Repeal the Online Safety Act' – UK Government Responds to Age Verification Backlash

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

Opposition to the UK's Online Safety Act is growing as age verification rules come into force, but the government isn't backing down.Law · United Kingdom See the Story

France's Squiban Aces Mountain Test to Win Stage 6 of Women's Tour De France

53% Left coverage: 17 sources

Frenchwoman Maeva Squiban made a perfectly-timed attack on the final climb to win the mountainous stage six of the Tour de France Femmes on Thursday. Mauritian rider Kimberley Le Court retained the leader's yellow jersey.UAE Team Emirates See the Story

The Photo Studio of Nankin, Untouchable Film in China

Released on July 25, Nankin's Photo Studio relates the atrocities of the Japanese Imperial Army in 1937, during the Nankin massacre, a city in eastern China. It generated 1 billion yuan in the box office and benefited from the promotion of the official media. But is this a hate education? is worried about a minority of Internet users.China · China Read Article

US, UK hold secret talks to replace Zelensky with Zaluzhnyi

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

By Ahmed AdelGlobal Research, July 31, 2025 Russia’s intelligence agency SVR revealed that US and British officials recently held a meeting in the Alps with top Ukrainian officials, including Andrii Yermak, head of the Ukrainian president’s office, and Kyrylo Budanov, chief of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s Main Directorate of Intelligence, to discuss replacing President Volodymyr Zelensky with Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine’s ex-commander-...Volodymyr Zelenskyy · Kyiv See the Story

Indian Cinema Caught up in the Indo-Pakistan Conflict

The third installment of successful Indian comedy, Sardaar Ji, has been banned from going to the theater in India. The cause is the presence at the casting of a Pakistani actress. Since the resumption of tensions between the two countries in April, artists from Pakistan have been erased from the Indian media landscape.India · India Read Article

Death Toll Rises in Angola After Protests and Looting over Fuel Hike

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

LUANDA: Angolan President Joao Lourenco praised security forces Friday for quelling unrest that claimed 30 lives over two days but rights groups accused them of killing “defenseless people.” Dozens of shops and warehouses in Luanda were looted and vehicles attacked on Monday and Tuesday when a strike against a fuel price hike descended into some of the worst violence in theJoão Lourenço · Luanda See the Story

African Women Who Want a Clearer Skin, at the Risk of Their Health

In Africa, the colonial era has left many sequelae, which is also evidenced by the massive use of lightening creams by black women who want to have an ever clearer skin. Yet, their carcinogenic effects are duly documented, reports the Guardian.Read Article

Two Recipes by Yotam Ottolenghi for a Vegan Barbecue

It's summer, and the barbecue grill doesn't really have time to cool. To change the eternal skewers and chipolatas, Anglo-Israeli chef Yotam Ottolenghi suggests two vegan recipes to cook and taste in the open air.London, England · London Read Article

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