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Poland Shoots Down Russian Drones That Violated Its Airspace During Ukraine Strike — WOJTEK RADWANSKI/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Polish Politics · Poland

Poland Shoots Down Russian Drones That Violated Its Airspace During Ukraine Strike

38% Center coverage: 145 sources

NATO-backed interceptions prompted airport shutdowns, public warnings, nationwide searches for debris. See the Story

Tesla rallies to an eight-month high after Elon Musk buys more than $1B worth of shares — REUTERS / pwu404

Tesla · United States

Tesla rallies to an eight-month high after Elon Musk buys more than $1B worth of shares

55% Center coverage: 119 sources

Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk purchased about $1 billion worth of the carmaker's shares, according to a regulatory filing. See the Story

Denmark to buy $9 billion air defence systems as tensions with Russia grow — REUTERS / pwu404

Denmark Politics · Denmark

Denmark to buy $9 billion air defence systems as tensions with Russia grow

50% Left coverage: 18 sources

Denmark plans to buy European-made air defence systems for 58 billion Danish crowns ($9.11 billion), its largest arms purchase ever, the country's defence minister said on Friday, citing a challenging security situation.See the Story

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