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Tripoli Clashes: Al-Kikli's Death Triggers Power Struggle in Libya
Following the killing of powerful Libyan militia leader Abdelghani al-Kikli on Monday, clashes erupted in Tripoli on Tuesday, leaving six dead; Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah launched a military operation to restore order and assert government control.
Tripoli Clashes: Al-Kikli's Death Triggers Power Struggle in Libya
Following the killing of powerful Libyan militia leader Abdelghani al-Kikli on Monday, clashes erupted in Tripoli on Tuesday, leaving six dead; Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah launched a military operation to restore order and assert government control.
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40% Bias Score
Scotland Passes Assisted Dying Bill's First Vote
The Scottish Parliament's Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill passed its initial vote (70-56), allowing terminally ill, mentally competent adults to seek medical help to end their lives under strict conditions, pending further parliamentary stages.
Scotland Passes Assisted Dying Bill's First Vote
The Scottish Parliament's Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill passed its initial vote (70-56), allowing terminally ill, mentally competent adults to seek medical help to end their lives under strict conditions, pending further parliamentary stages.
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40% Bias Score
Nurse Demands Action After Supreme Court Gender Ruling
Following a Supreme Court ruling defining a woman by biological sex, a Scottish nurse, Sandie Peggie, suspended by NHS Fife for objecting to a transgender doctor's use of the women's changing room, is demanding the health board bar transgender individuals from female-only spaces; a tribunal on her c...
Nurse Demands Action After Supreme Court Gender Ruling
Following a Supreme Court ruling defining a woman by biological sex, a Scottish nurse, Sandie Peggie, suspended by NHS Fife for objecting to a transgender doctor's use of the women's changing room, is demanding the health board bar transgender individuals from female-only spaces; a tribunal on her c...
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64% Bias Score
Europe's Grid Failure Stalls Renewable Energy Transition
A new report reveals that Europe's electricity grid is failing to keep pace with the renewable energy transition, with over 1,700 GW of renewable energy projects stalled across 16 countries, resulting in €7.2 billion in wasted renewable energy in 2024 due to grid limitations, primarily in the UK, Fi...
Europe's Grid Failure Stalls Renewable Energy Transition
A new report reveals that Europe's electricity grid is failing to keep pace with the renewable energy transition, with over 1,700 GW of renewable energy projects stalled across 16 countries, resulting in €7.2 billion in wasted renewable energy in 2024 due to grid limitations, primarily in the UK, Fi...
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44% Bias Score
EU Prison Population Rises, Overcrowding Exacerbates Safety Concerns
The EU's prison population rose by 3.2% in 2023 to 499,000, with overcrowding most severe in Cyprus, France, and Italy, leading to safety and healthcare concerns and impacting court proceedings; a 200% increase is projected by 2027.
EU Prison Population Rises, Overcrowding Exacerbates Safety Concerns
The EU's prison population rose by 3.2% in 2023 to 499,000, with overcrowding most severe in Cyprus, France, and Italy, leading to safety and healthcare concerns and impacting court proceedings; a 200% increase is projected by 2027.
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44% Bias Score
EU Leaders Meet with Valencia Storm Victims, Pledge Aid Amidst Accusations of Government Negligence
Three Spanish associations representing victims of the October 2024 Valencia storm met with EU leaders in Brussels to demand compensation, psychological support, and accountability for the regional government's response, which they claim ignored climate change and resulted in hundreds of deaths. The...
EU Leaders Meet with Valencia Storm Victims, Pledge Aid Amidst Accusations of Government Negligence
Three Spanish associations representing victims of the October 2024 Valencia storm met with EU leaders in Brussels to demand compensation, psychological support, and accountability for the regional government's response, which they claim ignored climate change and resulted in hundreds of deaths. The...
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40% Bias Score
FDA to Remove Prescription Fluoride Tablets and Drops
The FDA is initiating the removal of prescription fluoride tablets and drops from the market due to concerns over potential health risks, including microbiome alteration, following similar bans on water fluoridation in states like Utah and Florida; a safety review will be completed by October 31.
FDA to Remove Prescription Fluoride Tablets and Drops
The FDA is initiating the removal of prescription fluoride tablets and drops from the market due to concerns over potential health risks, including microbiome alteration, following similar bans on water fluoridation in states like Utah and Florida; a safety review will be completed by October 31.
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56% Bias Score
Burkina Faso's Traoré: Pan-Africanist Leader or Authoritarian Strongman?
Captain Ibrahim Traoré, a 37-year-old Burkina Faso military leader, seized power in a 2022 coup, aligning with Russia, nationalizing mines, and curbing Western influence, sparking both admiration and criticism across Africa and globally.
Burkina Faso's Traoré: Pan-Africanist Leader or Authoritarian Strongman?
Captain Ibrahim Traoré, a 37-year-old Burkina Faso military leader, seized power in a 2022 coup, aligning with Russia, nationalizing mines, and curbing Western influence, sparking both admiration and criticism across Africa and globally.
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52% Bias Score
British Woman's Years-Long Ordeal Leads to Husband's 11-Year Sentence for Drugging and Rape
A British woman, Kate, was repeatedly drugged and raped by her husband for years; after initially withdrawing charges due to emotional distress, she later pursued the case, resulting in his 11-year prison sentence for rape, sexual assault, and administering drugs.
British Woman's Years-Long Ordeal Leads to Husband's 11-Year Sentence for Drugging and Rape
A British woman, Kate, was repeatedly drugged and raped by her husband for years; after initially withdrawing charges due to emotional distress, she later pursued the case, resulting in his 11-year prison sentence for rape, sexual assault, and administering drugs.
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24% Bias Score
EU Prison Population Rises, Overcrowding Creates Crisis
The EU reported 499,000 prisoners in 2023, a 3.2% increase from 2022, with projections suggesting a potential doubling by 2027 due to political factors; overcrowding is a major concern, especially in Cyprus, France, and Italy, causing violence, staff burnout, and court delays.
EU Prison Population Rises, Overcrowding Creates Crisis
The EU reported 499,000 prisoners in 2023, a 3.2% increase from 2022, with projections suggesting a potential doubling by 2027 due to political factors; overcrowding is a major concern, especially in Cyprus, France, and Italy, causing violence, staff burnout, and court delays.
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36% Bias Score
EU Launches Biometric Entry/Exit System to Enhance Security and Combat Irregular Migration
The EU's new Entry/Exit System, starting possibly in October, will digitally record biometric data of non-EU nationals visiting the Schengen Area for up to 90 days to combat irregular migration and enhance security; Cyprus and Ireland are exempt.
EU Launches Biometric Entry/Exit System to Enhance Security and Combat Irregular Migration
The EU's new Entry/Exit System, starting possibly in October, will digitally record biometric data of non-EU nationals visiting the Schengen Area for up to 90 days to combat irregular migration and enhance security; Cyprus and Ireland are exempt.
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40% Bias Score
UK Court Overturns Murder Conviction After 38 Years Due to New DNA Evidence
Peter Sullivan, convicted in 1987 of the murder of Diane Sindall, has had his conviction quashed by the UK's Court of Appeal due to new DNA evidence that was unavailable at the time of his trial; Merseyside Police have reopened their investigation.
UK Court Overturns Murder Conviction After 38 Years Due to New DNA Evidence
Peter Sullivan, convicted in 1987 of the murder of Diane Sindall, has had his conviction quashed by the UK's Court of Appeal due to new DNA evidence that was unavailable at the time of his trial; Merseyside Police have reopened their investigation.
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36% Bias Score
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