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Uganda Passes Controversial Bills Curbing Opposition, Restoring Military Courts
Uganda's parliament passed bills curbing political party funding and restoring military court jurisdiction over civilians, prompting opposition walkouts and international human rights concerns; the opposition plans legal action.
Uganda Passes Controversial Bills Curbing Opposition, Restoring Military Courts
Uganda's parliament passed bills curbing political party funding and restoring military court jurisdiction over civilians, prompting opposition walkouts and international human rights concerns; the opposition plans legal action.
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56% Bias Score
Russia Repels Large-Scale Ukrainian Drone Attack
Between 8 PM on May 20 and 4 AM on May 21, Russian air defenses intercepted 127 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, including Moscow, resulting in damage to a semiconductor plant in Oryol and internet disruptions; attacks likely retaliatory after recent Russia-Ukraine talks.
Russia Repels Large-Scale Ukrainian Drone Attack
Between 8 PM on May 20 and 4 AM on May 21, Russian air defenses intercepted 127 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, including Moscow, resulting in damage to a semiconductor plant in Oryol and internet disruptions; attacks likely retaliatory after recent Russia-Ukraine talks.
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68% Bias Score
Homeless Crisis at Madrid Airport Sparks Political Blame Game
Hundreds of homeless people are living in Spain's largest airport, Madrid-Barajas, facing crime, violence, and unsanitary conditions, prompting authorities to restrict nighttime access and sparking a political blame game over responsibility for addressing the crisis.
Homeless Crisis at Madrid Airport Sparks Political Blame Game
Hundreds of homeless people are living in Spain's largest airport, Madrid-Barajas, facing crime, violence, and unsanitary conditions, prompting authorities to restrict nighttime access and sparking a political blame game over responsibility for addressing the crisis.
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48% Bias Score
US Limits Ukraine Support, Prioritizing Dialogue with Russia
President Trump's administration has decided against further sanctions on Russia and additional aid to Ukraine, prioritizing diplomatic engagement with Russia; this contrasts with the European Union's continued support, which, however, is facing economic limitations.
US Limits Ukraine Support, Prioritizing Dialogue with Russia
President Trump's administration has decided against further sanctions on Russia and additional aid to Ukraine, prioritizing diplomatic engagement with Russia; this contrasts with the European Union's continued support, which, however, is facing economic limitations.
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Prosecutor Resigns Amid Data Leak Investigation
Madrid's Chief Prosecutor, Pilar Rodríguez, resigned from the State Attorney's defense in a data leak case involving her and the Attorney General. The Supreme Court investigation found incriminating emails and messages on Rodríguez's devices, unlike the Attorney General's, which were deleted, linkin...
Spanish Prosecutor Resigns Amid Data Leak Investigation
Madrid's Chief Prosecutor, Pilar Rodríguez, resigned from the State Attorney's defense in a data leak case involving her and the Attorney General. The Supreme Court investigation found incriminating emails and messages on Rodríguez's devices, unlike the Attorney General's, which were deleted, linkin...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Defence Faces Strongest Rebuke Yet Over Security Failures
The Dutch General Accounting Office (Rekenkamer) issued its strongest rebuke yet to the Ministry of Defence for inadequate security at military sites, forcing the creation of an improvement plan after penetration tests revealed personnel failures; further failures will require a parliamentary explan...
Dutch Defence Faces Strongest Rebuke Yet Over Security Failures
The Dutch General Accounting Office (Rekenkamer) issued its strongest rebuke yet to the Ministry of Defence for inadequate security at military sites, forcing the creation of an improvement plan after penetration tests revealed personnel failures; further failures will require a parliamentary explan...
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40% Bias Score
US-China Trade Truce Offers Temporary Relief to Farmers
The US and China agreed to a 90-day truce, temporarily reducing tariffs on agricultural exports to alleviate concerns among US farmers who lost money last year and face uncertainty despite increased optimism regarding future trade relations with China.
US-China Trade Truce Offers Temporary Relief to Farmers
The US and China agreed to a 90-day truce, temporarily reducing tariffs on agricultural exports to alleviate concerns among US farmers who lost money last year and face uncertainty despite increased optimism regarding future trade relations with China.
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44% Bias Score
Mass Fish Kill in Alatyr River Highlights Industrial Pollution Issue
A mass fish kill in the Alatyr River, spanning Chuvashia, Mordovia, and Nizhny Novgorod, is suspected to be caused by industrial toxic waste from factories in Mordovia, raising health concerns for residents and livestock, while authorities' response is slow.
Mass Fish Kill in Alatyr River Highlights Industrial Pollution Issue
A mass fish kill in the Alatyr River, spanning Chuvashia, Mordovia, and Nizhny Novgorod, is suspected to be caused by industrial toxic waste from factories in Mordovia, raising health concerns for residents and livestock, while authorities' response is slow.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Urges UK to Hike Defence Spending to 3% of GDP by 2029
US President Donald Trump is reportedly pushing the UK to increase its defense spending to 3% of GDP by 2029, significantly higher than current plans, costing an estimated £17.3 billion extra in 2029/30, to set an example for other European nations amidst growing geopolitical tensions.
Trump Urges UK to Hike Defence Spending to 3% of GDP by 2029
US President Donald Trump is reportedly pushing the UK to increase its defense spending to 3% of GDP by 2029, significantly higher than current plans, costing an estimated £17.3 billion extra in 2029/30, to set an example for other European nations amidst growing geopolitical tensions.
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44% Bias Score
Deported US Green Card Holder Returns to Nepali Refugee Camp
Aasis Subedi, a Bhutanese Nepali refugee and US green card holder, was deported from the US to Bhutan, rejected, and sent to a Nepali refugee camp, highlighting concerns over US deportation practices and the safety of deportees.
Deported US Green Card Holder Returns to Nepali Refugee Camp
Aasis Subedi, a Bhutanese Nepali refugee and US green card holder, was deported from the US to Bhutan, rejected, and sent to a Nepali refugee camp, highlighting concerns over US deportation practices and the safety of deportees.
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40% Bias Score
Hermoso and Rodríguez Absent from Spain's Nations League Squad
Spain's women's football coach, Montse Tomé, announced the squad for upcoming Nations League matches against Belgium and England, notably excluding Jenni Hermoso and Misa Rodríguez; the matches will determine Spain's qualification for the final four.
Hermoso and Rodríguez Absent from Spain's Nations League Squad
Spain's women's football coach, Montse Tomé, announced the squad for upcoming Nations League matches against Belgium and England, notably excluding Jenni Hermoso and Misa Rodríguez; the matches will determine Spain's qualification for the final four.
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48% Bias Score
Netherlands Secrecy on Asylum Reports Sparks Outcry
The Dutch government has stopped publishing public safety reports used in asylum decisions, affecting tens of thousands of refugees, particularly Syrians, and sparking criticism from legal experts and rights groups.
Netherlands Secrecy on Asylum Reports Sparks Outcry
The Dutch government has stopped publishing public safety reports used in asylum decisions, affecting tens of thousands of refugees, particularly Syrians, and sparking criticism from legal experts and rights groups.
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52% Bias Score
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