February 2025
March 2025
Israel Launches West Bank Operation After Bus Bombings
On Thursday, suspected explosive devices detonated on three empty buses in Bat Yam and Holon, Israel, prompting Prime Minister Netanyahu to order a major military operation in the West Bank and increased domestic security measures, despite no casualties or immediate claim of responsibility.
Israel Launches West Bank Operation After Bus Bombings
On Thursday, suspected explosive devices detonated on three empty buses in Bat Yam and Holon, Israel, prompting Prime Minister Netanyahu to order a major military operation in the West Bank and increased domestic security measures, despite no casualties or immediate claim of responsibility.
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52% Bias Score
Jack Ma's Return Signals Potential Shift in China's Tech Policy
Alibaba founder Jack Ma's reappearance at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week has sparked excitement, with analysts interpreting it as a sign of rehabilitation for Ma and a potential easing of the crackdown on China's tech sector, boosting Alibaba's stock and overall market sentime...
Jack Ma's Return Signals Potential Shift in China's Tech Policy
Alibaba founder Jack Ma's reappearance at a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week has sparked excitement, with analysts interpreting it as a sign of rehabilitation for Ma and a potential easing of the crackdown on China's tech sector, boosting Alibaba's stock and overall market sentime...
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48% Bias Score
Hamas Returns Wrong Body, Murders Confirmed in Bibas Family Case
On Thursday, Hamas returned four bodies to Israel, identifying two as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but not the expected third—Shiri Bibas. Forensic evidence suggests the boys were murdered, prompting international condemnation and demands for Shiri's return, despite plans for the release of further hostage...
Hamas Returns Wrong Body, Murders Confirmed in Bibas Family Case
On Thursday, Hamas returned four bodies to Israel, identifying two as Ariel and Kfir Bibas, but not the expected third—Shiri Bibas. Forensic evidence suggests the boys were murdered, prompting international condemnation and demands for Shiri's return, despite plans for the release of further hostage...
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64% Bias Score
Israel Disputes Hamas Claim on Returned Body from Gaza
Following the return of four bodies from Gaza, the Israeli army announced that one did not belong to Shiri Beibas, contradicting Hamas' claim; her two sons' bodies were identified, and the Israeli government demanded the return of the remaining hostages and Beibas's body.
Israel Disputes Hamas Claim on Returned Body from Gaza
Following the return of four bodies from Gaza, the Israeli army announced that one did not belong to Shiri Beibas, contradicting Hamas' claim; her two sons' bodies were identified, and the Israeli government demanded the return of the remaining hostages and Beibas's body.
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56% Bias Score
Germany's Election: A Pivotal Moment for Europe
Germany's upcoming election pits the indecisive current Chancellor Olaf Scholz against Friedrich Merz, who promises decisive leadership on economic reform, military modernization, and asylum policy; the outcome will significantly impact Germany's role in Europe and the transatlantic relationship ami...
Germany's Election: A Pivotal Moment for Europe
Germany's upcoming election pits the indecisive current Chancellor Olaf Scholz against Friedrich Merz, who promises decisive leadership on economic reform, military modernization, and asylum policy; the outcome will significantly impact Germany's role in Europe and the transatlantic relationship ami...
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56% Bias Score
Return of Hostage Remains Marks First Phase of Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
On January 25th, Israel received the remains of four hostages killed during the October 7th Hamas attack, marking the first phase of a three-stage ceasefire agreement involving prisoner exchanges and Gaza's reconstruction. The event sparked strong reactions and a national moment of silence in Israel...
Return of Hostage Remains Marks First Phase of Israel-Hamas Ceasefire
On January 25th, Israel received the remains of four hostages killed during the October 7th Hamas attack, marking the first phase of a three-stage ceasefire agreement involving prisoner exchanges and Gaza's reconstruction. The event sparked strong reactions and a national moment of silence in Israel...
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68% Bias Score
Trump Demands Mineral Rights from Ukraine in Exchange for Aid
President Trump expresses frustration with Ukrainian President Zelensky over his refusal to cede mineral rights in exchange for US military aid, escalating tensions and prompting concerns about US foreign policy shifts and transatlantic cooperation.
Trump Demands Mineral Rights from Ukraine in Exchange for Aid
President Trump expresses frustration with Ukrainian President Zelensky over his refusal to cede mineral rights in exchange for US military aid, escalating tensions and prompting concerns about US foreign policy shifts and transatlantic cooperation.
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52% Bias Score
Tel Aviv Bus Explosions: No Injuries Reported, IDF Intensifies West Bank Operations
Three buses exploded near Tel Aviv on Thursday, causing no injuries, prompting intensified Israeli military operations in the West Bank, with a Hamas-affiliated group claiming responsibility.
Tel Aviv Bus Explosions: No Injuries Reported, IDF Intensifies West Bank Operations
Three buses exploded near Tel Aviv on Thursday, causing no injuries, prompting intensified Israeli military operations in the West Bank, with a Hamas-affiliated group claiming responsibility.
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56% Bias Score
G7 Divided Over Statement Blaming Russia for Ukraine War
A disagreement within the G7 is brewing over the wording of a joint statement marking the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with the United States, under President Trump, resisting the inclusion of the term "Russian aggression", thereby threatening Western resolve as the war enters ...
G7 Divided Over Statement Blaming Russia for Ukraine War
A disagreement within the G7 is brewing over the wording of a joint statement marking the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with the United States, under President Trump, resisting the inclusion of the term "Russian aggression", thereby threatening Western resolve as the war enters ...
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60% Bias Score
Ukraine War: Trump's Peace Push Sparks International Debate
US President Donald Trump's call to end the Ukraine war quickly, coupled with his controversial comments on President Zelenskyy, sparks debate among international figures like Sahra Wagenknecht and Alexander Dobrindt on peace strategies, as negotiations and differing approaches to peace-building eme...
Ukraine War: Trump's Peace Push Sparks International Debate
US President Donald Trump's call to end the Ukraine war quickly, coupled with his controversial comments on President Zelenskyy, sparks debate among international figures like Sahra Wagenknecht and Alexander Dobrindt on peace strategies, as negotiations and differing approaches to peace-building eme...
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52% Bias Score
Thwarted Hamas Bus Bombings in Israel
A planned Hamas attack involving multiple explosive devices on buses in central Israel was thwarted by a passenger on Thursday night; no injuries were reported, but the incident prompted a temporary halt to public transportation and intensified security operations across Israel.
Thwarted Hamas Bus Bombings in Israel
A planned Hamas attack involving multiple explosive devices on buses in central Israel was thwarted by a passenger on Thursday night; no injuries were reported, but the incident prompted a temporary halt to public transportation and intensified security operations across Israel.
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52% Bias Score
Accelerating Glacier Melt: Record Ice Loss in 2023
A new study reveals that the world's glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate, losing a record 604 billion tons of ice in 2023, more than double the rate of the early 2000s, and significantly contributing to sea level rise; the study analyzed 233 estimates of changes in glacier weight from an in...
Accelerating Glacier Melt: Record Ice Loss in 2023
A new study reveals that the world's glaciers are melting at an accelerating rate, losing a record 604 billion tons of ice in 2023, more than double the rate of the early 2000s, and significantly contributing to sea level rise; the study analyzed 233 estimates of changes in glacier weight from an in...
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24% Bias Score