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 ==Critique on Its Work or Hidden Objectives==
 While the Carnegie Endowment is widely respected for its high-quality research, critiques have emerged regarding its ideological leanings:
-* Left-Center Bias: The organization has been rated as moderately liberal in its editorial positions, favoring progressive causes while maintaining factual reporting standards.
+* Left-Center Bias: The organization has been rated as moderately liberal in its editorial positions, favoring progressive causes while maintaining factual reporting standards.<ref>Media Bias Fact Check. (2024). Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Profile. Retrieved April 8, 2025.</ref>
-* Advocacy Concerns: Some critics argue that CEIP’s focus on diplomacy may align with specific political agendas rather than purely nonpartisan objectives.
+* Advocacy Concerns: Some critics argue that CEIP’s focus on diplomacy may align with specific political agendas rather than purely nonpartisan objectives.<ref>Influence Watch. (2025). Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Profile. Retrieved April 8, 2025.</ref>
-Despite these critiques, CEIP maintains a clean fact-check record and is considered trustworthy for accurate reporting.
+Despite these critiques, CEIP maintains a clean fact-check record and is considered trustworthy for accurate reporting.<ref>Media Bias Fact Check. (2024). Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Profile. Retrieved April 8, 2025.</ref>
 ==Conclusion==