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Syrian Woman Detained After Giving Birth in Izmir
A Syrian woman giving birth in an Izmir hospital was transferred to a Şanlıurfa deportation center after hospital staff contacted police; her lawyer reports inadequate care and poor conditions, including bed bugs, and a lack of medical attention for her baby.
Syrian Woman Detained After Giving Birth in Izmir
A Syrian woman giving birth in an Izmir hospital was transferred to a Şanlıurfa deportation center after hospital staff contacted police; her lawyer reports inadequate care and poor conditions, including bed bugs, and a lack of medical attention for her baby.
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60% Bias Score


Piastri Leads F1 Championship After Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Win
Oscar Piastri won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, his third victory in five races, securing the Formula One World Championship lead after a near-faultless start to the 2025 season. Max Verstappen finished second, but was penalized for off-track driving.
Piastri Leads F1 Championship After Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Win
Oscar Piastri won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, his third victory in five races, securing the Formula One World Championship lead after a near-faultless start to the 2025 season. Max Verstappen finished second, but was penalized for off-track driving.
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24% Bias Score


China threatens unspecified countermeasures against countries signing deals with US that harm Chinese interests
China warned countries against deals with the US that harm its interests, accusing the US of misusing tariffs and threatening unspecified countermeasures; it also called a UN meeting to officially accuse Washington of 'bullying' and undermining global peace efforts.
China threatens unspecified countermeasures against countries signing deals with US that harm Chinese interests
China warned countries against deals with the US that harm its interests, accusing the US of misusing tariffs and threatening unspecified countermeasures; it also called a UN meeting to officially accuse Washington of 'bullying' and undermining global peace efforts.
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40% Bias Score


Huawei to Mass-Ship 910C AI Chip, Challenging US Export Controls
Huawei plans to mass-ship its 910C AI chip to Chinese customers next month, providing a domestic alternative to Nvidia's H20 chip now subject to US export licenses; the chip, manufactured partly by SMIC and using components from TSMC-made chips for Sophgo, offers comparable performance to Nvidia's H...
Huawei to Mass-Ship 910C AI Chip, Challenging US Export Controls
Huawei plans to mass-ship its 910C AI chip to Chinese customers next month, providing a domestic alternative to Nvidia's H20 chip now subject to US export licenses; the chip, manufactured partly by SMIC and using components from TSMC-made chips for Sophgo, offers comparable performance to Nvidia's H...
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36% Bias Score


American Workers Face Job Insecurity Amid Economic Uncertainty and Policy Volatility
A January 2025 survey reveals 81% of 1,115 U.S. workers fear job loss this year, driven by economic uncertainty, Trump administration policies (including over 222,000 federal job cuts), rising healthcare costs, and return-to-office mandates; businesses face increased healthcare spending (8-9%), and ...
American Workers Face Job Insecurity Amid Economic Uncertainty and Policy Volatility
A January 2025 survey reveals 81% of 1,115 U.S. workers fear job loss this year, driven by economic uncertainty, Trump administration policies (including over 222,000 federal job cuts), rising healthcare costs, and return-to-office mandates; businesses face increased healthcare spending (8-9%), and ...
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56% Bias Score


Germany Vetoes Eurofighter Sale to Turkey, Hampering Air Force Diversification
Germany vetoed the sale of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets to Turkey, primarily due to the arrest of Istanbul's mayor, significantly hindering Turkey's efforts to diversify its air force which overwhelmingly consists of American-made aircraft and further highlighting Turkey's dependence on US techn...
Germany Vetoes Eurofighter Sale to Turkey, Hampering Air Force Diversification
Germany vetoed the sale of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets to Turkey, primarily due to the arrest of Istanbul's mayor, significantly hindering Turkey's efforts to diversify its air force which overwhelmingly consists of American-made aircraft and further highlighting Turkey's dependence on US techn...
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44% Bias Score

Papal Conclave to Elect Francis's Successor Scheduled for Early May
Following Pope Francis's death, a conclave to elect his successor will be held in the Sistine Chapel between May 6th and 11th, after his funeral and nine days of memorial masses ('novendiales'), with 138 cardinal electors participating.

Papal Conclave to Elect Francis's Successor Scheduled for Early May
Following Pope Francis's death, a conclave to elect his successor will be held in the Sistine Chapel between May 6th and 11th, after his funeral and nine days of memorial masses ('novendiales'), with 138 cardinal electors participating.
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36% Bias Score

Brazil and China to champion multilateralism at COP30
Brazil and China, during a visit by the designated COP30 president to Beijing, reaffirmed their commitment to multilateralism to address climate change and trade, focusing on funding, technology, and dialogue; the COP30 summit will be held in Brazil in November.

Brazil and China to champion multilateralism at COP30
Brazil and China, during a visit by the designated COP30 president to Beijing, reaffirmed their commitment to multilateralism to address climate change and trade, focusing on funding, technology, and dialogue; the COP30 summit will be held in Brazil in November.
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44% Bias Score

Netherlands and Japan Collaborate Amid US Chip Tariffs
During a meeting in Japan, Dutch Prime Minister Schoof and Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba affirmed shared values and discussed the impact of US import tariffs on the chip industry, with the Netherlands planning to send a warship and F-35s to Japan.

Netherlands and Japan Collaborate Amid US Chip Tariffs
During a meeting in Japan, Dutch Prime Minister Schoof and Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba affirmed shared values and discussed the impact of US import tariffs on the chip industry, with the Netherlands planning to send a warship and F-35s to Japan.
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36% Bias Score

Ukraine's Easter Truce Violations Highlight Lack of Peace Commitment
A 30-hour Easter truce saw Ukraine violate the ceasefire 4900 times with 90 plane-type drones, 1404 artillery strikes, and 3316 quadcopter attacks, revealing a pattern of Kyiv's unreliability in peace negotiations despite localized ceasefires and the recovery of personnel and supplies.

Ukraine's Easter Truce Violations Highlight Lack of Peace Commitment
A 30-hour Easter truce saw Ukraine violate the ceasefire 4900 times with 90 plane-type drones, 1404 artillery strikes, and 3316 quadcopter attacks, revealing a pattern of Kyiv's unreliability in peace negotiations despite localized ceasefires and the recovery of personnel and supplies.
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64% Bias Score

Powell Predicts Stagflation Due to Trump's Tariffs
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell predicts rising unemployment and inflation (stagflation) in the U.S. due to President Trump's tariffs, potentially causing job losses, higher prices, and reduced consumer spending, with support from Goldman Sachs and the Yale Budget Lab.

Powell Predicts Stagflation Due to Trump's Tariffs
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell predicts rising unemployment and inflation (stagflation) in the U.S. due to President Trump's tariffs, potentially causing job losses, higher prices, and reduced consumer spending, with support from Goldman Sachs and the Yale Budget Lab.
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40% Bias Score

Trump Policies Trigger $7.9 Billion in US Clean Energy Project Cancellations
President Trump's policy changes led to the cancellation or downsizing of $7.9 billion in US clean energy projects in Q1 2025, eliminating 7,800 jobs, according to a study by E2, a nonpartisan interest group; Tesla's California sales dropped 15% in the first quarter.

Trump Policies Trigger $7.9 Billion in US Clean Energy Project Cancellations
President Trump's policy changes led to the cancellation or downsizing of $7.9 billion in US clean energy projects in Q1 2025, eliminating 7,800 jobs, according to a study by E2, a nonpartisan interest group; Tesla's California sales dropped 15% in the first quarter.
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40% Bias Score
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