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Putin to Continue Ukraine War Despite Trump's Sanctions Threats
President Vladimir Putin will continue the war in Ukraine until the West meets his peace terms, despite threats of harsher sanctions from Donald Trump; three sources close to the Kremlin say Putin believes Russia's economy and military are strong enough to withstand further Western measures.
Putin to Continue Ukraine War Despite Trump's Sanctions Threats
President Vladimir Putin will continue the war in Ukraine until the West meets his peace terms, despite threats of harsher sanctions from Donald Trump; three sources close to the Kremlin say Putin believes Russia's economy and military are strong enough to withstand further Western measures.
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48% Bias Score
Europe Threatens Iran with UN Sanctions
The UK, France, and Germany will reinstate tough UN sanctions on Iran by the end of August if there is no progress on a nuclear deal, citing the 2015 agreement's snapback provision after discussions with the US.
Europe Threatens Iran with UN Sanctions
The UK, France, and Germany will reinstate tough UN sanctions on Iran by the end of August if there is no progress on a nuclear deal, citing the 2015 agreement's snapback provision after discussions with the US.
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44% Bias Score
UK Data Leak Endangers Afghan Allies
A data leak from the British government has exposed the personal information of Afghan individuals who assisted British forces, resulting in death threats, displacement, and fear, underscoring failures in data protection and raising concerns about the UK's ability to protect its allies.
UK Data Leak Endangers Afghan Allies
A data leak from the British government has exposed the personal information of Afghan individuals who assisted British forces, resulting in death threats, displacement, and fear, underscoring failures in data protection and raising concerns about the UK's ability to protect its allies.
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52% Bias Score
Childcare Worker's Extensive History Prompts Call for National Database
Following the discovery that alleged paedophile Joshua Dale Brown worked at 23 childcare centres and an occupational therapy service, prompting testing for 800 additional children, Education Minister Jason Clare is pushing for a national childcare worker database.
Childcare Worker's Extensive History Prompts Call for National Database
Following the discovery that alleged paedophile Joshua Dale Brown worked at 23 childcare centres and an occupational therapy service, prompting testing for 800 additional children, Education Minister Jason Clare is pushing for a national childcare worker database.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine War: Three Years of Unkept Promises and Mounting Casualties
The war in Ukraine, now three years long, has resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths, millions of refugees, and massive destruction, despite initial promises of unwavering support from Europe and the US. This is compounded by a shift in US foreign policy priorities following the outbreak of the...
Ukraine War: Three Years of Unkept Promises and Mounting Casualties
The war in Ukraine, now three years long, has resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths, millions of refugees, and massive destruction, despite initial promises of unwavering support from Europe and the US. This is compounded by a shift in US foreign policy priorities following the outbreak of the...
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60% Bias Score
China Opposes US Tariffs on Russia, Highlights Trade Ties
China strongly opposes potential US tariffs on Russia's trading partners, prioritizing dialogue to end the Ukraine conflict, while maintaining its position as Russia's largest trading partner with nearly $240 billion in annual bilateral trade.
China Opposes US Tariffs on Russia, Highlights Trade Ties
China strongly opposes potential US tariffs on Russia's trading partners, prioritizing dialogue to end the Ukraine conflict, while maintaining its position as Russia's largest trading partner with nearly $240 billion in annual bilateral trade.
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36% Bias Score
Syrian Forces Kill 19 Druze in Suwayda; Israel Retaliates
Syrian government forces killed 19 Druze citizens in Suwayda, southern Syria, following clashes between Druze and Bedouin groups that left over 100 dead; Israel retaliated with airstrikes, prompting condemnation from Syria.
Syrian Forces Kill 19 Druze in Suwayda; Israel Retaliates
Syrian government forces killed 19 Druze citizens in Suwayda, southern Syria, following clashes between Druze and Bedouin groups that left over 100 dead; Israel retaliated with airstrikes, prompting condemnation from Syria.
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52% Bias Score
Russia's Renewed Attacks on Ukraine Result in Casualties and Power Outages
Russia's renewed attacks on Ukraine caused civilian deaths in Kharkiv Oblast and power outages in Kryvyi Rih, prompting concerns about the conflict's escalation and the Ukrainian government announced a cabinet reshuffle.
Russia's Renewed Attacks on Ukraine Result in Casualties and Power Outages
Russia's renewed attacks on Ukraine caused civilian deaths in Kharkiv Oblast and power outages in Kryvyi Rih, prompting concerns about the conflict's escalation and the Ukrainian government announced a cabinet reshuffle.
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48% Bias Score
Texas Flash Floods: 130 Dead, 100 Missing in Hill Country
Over 130 deaths and approximately 100 missing persons resulted from flash floods in Texas Hill Country during the July 4th weekend; search-rescue operations are now focused on a long-term recovery, involving sonar, divers, and the potential draining of reservoirs.
Texas Flash Floods: 130 Dead, 100 Missing in Hill Country
Over 130 deaths and approximately 100 missing persons resulted from flash floods in Texas Hill Country during the July 4th weekend; search-rescue operations are now focused on a long-term recovery, involving sonar, divers, and the potential draining of reservoirs.
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20% Bias Score
Sudan Conflict: 300+ Dead in North Kordofan Attacks, Humanitarian Crisis Worsens
Escalating conflict in Sudan's North Kordofan State resulted in at least 300 deaths and widespread displacement, while attacks in West Kordofan killed over 20 and damaged humanitarian operations; the crisis is worsening due to strained resources and insufficient funding (23 percent funded).
Sudan Conflict: 300+ Dead in North Kordofan Attacks, Humanitarian Crisis Worsens
Escalating conflict in Sudan's North Kordofan State resulted in at least 300 deaths and widespread displacement, while attacks in West Kordofan killed over 20 and damaged humanitarian operations; the crisis is worsening due to strained resources and insufficient funding (23 percent funded).
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36% Bias Score
US Sanctions UN Rapporteur for Gaza Criticism
The UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese, faces US sanctions for criticizing Israel's Gaza offensive, prompting an international debate on accountability and the application of international law; a coalition of eight countries, the Hague Group, is seekin...
US Sanctions UN Rapporteur for Gaza Criticism
The UN Special Rapporteur for the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Francesca Albanese, faces US sanctions for criticizing Israel's Gaza offensive, prompting an international debate on accountability and the application of international law; a coalition of eight countries, the Hague Group, is seekin...
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52% Bias Score
Sudan Conflict: 300 Dead in North Kordofan Attacks
The UN reports at least 300 dead and many injured from attacks in North Kordofan State, Sudan, from Thursday to Sunday, with villages near Bara targeted, homes looted and burned, and communication disrupted, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis and displacement.
Sudan Conflict: 300 Dead in North Kordofan Attacks
The UN reports at least 300 dead and many injured from attacks in North Kordofan State, Sudan, from Thursday to Sunday, with villages near Bara targeted, homes looted and burned, and communication disrupted, exacerbating the ongoing humanitarian crisis and displacement.
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28% Bias Score
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