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Colombia lower house approves pension reform, again
Senior Citizens · Colombia

Colombia lower house approves pension reform, again

44% Center coverage: 18 sources
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EU Steps Back on 2040 Climate Goal in Order to Win Over Doubters

57% Left coverage: 7 sources
The EU’s scientific advisers warned Monday that expected plans to outsource some emissions cuts would undermine the bloc’s climate credibility.European UnionSee the Story

Russia accepts Taliban's nominated ambassador to Moscow

50% Right coverage: 16 sources
Russia has officially accepted the Taliban's nomination of an ambassador to Moscow, the Afghan foreign ministry said in a statement on Sunday, as economic and political ties grow between the two sanctions-hit nations. Russia in April suspended its ban on the Taliban, which it had designated for more than two decades as a terrorist organisation, in a move that paved the way for Moscow to normalise ties with the leadership of Afghanistan.Russian Politics · RussiaSee the Story

Germany Hopes for EU Deal on Sending Failed Asylum Seekers to Third Countries, Minister Says

60% Right coverage: 15 sources
Germany's interior minister is hoping the European Union can reach a bloc-wide agreement on sending failed asylum seekers who cannot go home to safe countries near their original homelands. Chancellor Friedrich Merz's conservatives won February's national election on a promise to bring down immigration levels, which opinion polls showed many voters regarded as being out of control, although numbers have been falling for over a year.German Politics · GermanySee the Story

Reuters: Air India in talks for major new narrow-body jet order, sources say

50% Right coverage: 14 sources
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Gilead's CAR-T cell therapy shows promise in deadly brain cancer

57% Right coverage: 7 sources
A Gilead Sciences-backed therapy made with a patient's own white blood cells shrank tumors in 62% of patients with recurrent glioblastoma, a rare event for a fatal brain cancer with few treatment options, researchers reported on Sunday. The study, presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago and published in Nature Medicine, is the latest among several efforts testing next-generation chimeric antigen receptor T-cell or CAR-T treatments, a type of immunotherapy in which patients' immune cells are engineered to recognize and kill cancer cells.Cancer · United StatesSee the Story

Vandals Douse Paris Holocaust Memorial, Synagogues and Restaurant in Green Paint

40% Center coverage: 99 sources
Paris authorities have ordered heightened security for Jewish sites ahead of Shavuot.Antisemitism · ParisSee the Story

US will not tolerate Chinese 'exploitation' of universities, theft of research, says State Dept

53% Right coverage: 15 sources
Tammy Bruce · United StatesSee the Story

Congo ex-president Kabila makes first public appearance in rebel-held Goma

39% Center coverage: 31 sources
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila appeared for the first time in public in rebel-held territory in the country's volatile east on Thursday, meeting with religious leaders in what participants said was a push for peace. Kabila, who has been out of the country since 2023, mostly in South Africa, is wanted in Congo for alleged crimes against humanity for supporting the insurgency in the east, including a role in the massacre of civilians. Congo has also moved to suspend his political party and seize the assets of its leaders.Joseph Kabila · GomaSee the Story

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