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BBC Faces Backlash for Airing Antisemitic Chants at Glastonbury
Following Bob Vylan's antisemitic chants during their Glastonbury performance, the BBC faced intense criticism for not immediately cutting the broadcast; the incident sparked calls for investigations and potential charges, while the BBC responded by issuing an on-screen warning and removing the perf...
BBC Faces Backlash for Airing Antisemitic Chants at Glastonbury
Following Bob Vylan's antisemitic chants during their Glastonbury performance, the BBC faced intense criticism for not immediately cutting the broadcast; the incident sparked calls for investigations and potential charges, while the BBC responded by issuing an on-screen warning and removing the perf...
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56% Bias Score
WHO Concludes COVID-19 Likely Zoonotic, But Data Gaps Prevent Lab Leak Determination
A WHO expert group concluded that COVID-19 most likely originated in animals, but a lack of data from China prevented a determination on the lab-leak hypothesis, highlighting the need for greater transparency in future pandemic investigations.
WHO Concludes COVID-19 Likely Zoonotic, But Data Gaps Prevent Lab Leak Determination
A WHO expert group concluded that COVID-19 most likely originated in animals, but a lack of data from China prevented a determination on the lab-leak hypothesis, highlighting the need for greater transparency in future pandemic investigations.
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36% Bias Score
Australia Urges US to Eliminate Tariffs Amid Trade Dispute
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is urging the US to eliminate tariffs on Australian goods, citing a free trade agreement, as a 90-day pause on a 10% baseline tariff is set to expire next week, with potential increases to 50% on steel and aluminum. Further straining relations, the US is pr...
Australia Urges US to Eliminate Tariffs Amid Trade Dispute
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is urging the US to eliminate tariffs on Australian goods, citing a free trade agreement, as a 90-day pause on a 10% baseline tariff is set to expire next week, with potential increases to 50% on steel and aluminum. Further straining relations, the US is pr...
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40% Bias Score
Surge in Diesel Imports from Morocco Raises Concerns of Russian Sanction Circumvention
Spain's imports of diesel from Morocco surged to 123,000 tons between March and April 2025, raising concerns that this diesel is of Russian origin and is circumventing EU sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, which has impacted Spain's refineries and their workers.
Surge in Diesel Imports from Morocco Raises Concerns of Russian Sanction Circumvention
Spain's imports of diesel from Morocco surged to 123,000 tons between March and April 2025, raising concerns that this diesel is of Russian origin and is circumventing EU sanctions imposed following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, which has impacted Spain's refineries and their workers.
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52% Bias Score
Seville Commitment Falls Short of Expectations on Global Economic Governance
The UN's "Seville Commitment," aiming to democratize global economic governance, disappointed civil society due to insufficient progress on debt architecture reform and development cooperation, with ODA falling 9% in 2024, prompting calls for greater Northern government responsibility.
Seville Commitment Falls Short of Expectations on Global Economic Governance
The UN's "Seville Commitment," aiming to democratize global economic governance, disappointed civil society due to insufficient progress on debt architecture reform and development cooperation, with ODA falling 9% in 2024, prompting calls for greater Northern government responsibility.
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52% Bias Score
MPs Urge UK to Create Gaza Family Visa Scheme
Sixty-seven British MPs from various parties urged the government to establish a "Gaza Family Scheme" allowing Gazans with UK family to seek refuge in Britain, citing the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and mirroring the UK's previous visa schemes for Ukrainians and Hong Kongers.
MPs Urge UK to Create Gaza Family Visa Scheme
Sixty-seven British MPs from various parties urged the government to establish a "Gaza Family Scheme" allowing Gazans with UK family to seek refuge in Britain, citing the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and mirroring the UK's previous visa schemes for Ukrainians and Hong Kongers.
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56% Bias Score
Asia's Energy Vulnerability Exposed by Israel-Iran Conflict
Asia's reliance on Middle Eastern oil and gas, coupled with slow renewable energy adoption, makes it vulnerable to Strait of Hormuz disruptions, as highlighted by the Israel-Iran war; Japan and South Korea are most at risk due to their high dependence on imported fossil fuels.
Asia's Energy Vulnerability Exposed by Israel-Iran Conflict
Asia's reliance on Middle Eastern oil and gas, coupled with slow renewable energy adoption, makes it vulnerable to Strait of Hormuz disruptions, as highlighted by the Israel-Iran war; Japan and South Korea are most at risk due to their high dependence on imported fossil fuels.
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48% Bias Score
Glastonbury Chants Condemned Amidst Israel-Palestine Tensions
At the Glastonbury Festival, Bob Vylan and Kneecap led chants of "Death to the IDF," prompting condemnation from the UK Health Secretary, the Israeli embassy, and Glastonbury organizers, while police are investigating potential offenses.
Glastonbury Chants Condemned Amidst Israel-Palestine Tensions
At the Glastonbury Festival, Bob Vylan and Kneecap led chants of "Death to the IDF," prompting condemnation from the UK Health Secretary, the Israeli embassy, and Glastonbury organizers, while police are investigating potential offenses.
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52% Bias Score
Far-Right Opposition to UN's 2030 Agenda Highlights Funding Gap and Ideological Clash
The UN's Seville conference on financing the 2030 Agenda faces strong opposition from far-right groups across the West who view it as a globalist plot undermining national sovereignty and traditional values, citing concerns over immigration, gender equality, and climate action, despite only 17% of i...
Far-Right Opposition to UN's 2030 Agenda Highlights Funding Gap and Ideological Clash
The UN's Seville conference on financing the 2030 Agenda faces strong opposition from far-right groups across the West who view it as a globalist plot undermining national sovereignty and traditional values, citing concerns over immigration, gender equality, and climate action, despite only 17% of i...
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76% Bias Score
Trump's Media Strategy and the 2024 Election
The 2024 US election results reveal a strong correlation between news consumption habits and voting patterns, with Trump winning by a significant margin in areas lacking traditional media coverage. The Trump administration actively counters traditional media using alternative channels, directly comm...
Trump's Media Strategy and the 2024 Election
The 2024 US election results reveal a strong correlation between news consumption habits and voting patterns, with Trump winning by a significant margin in areas lacking traditional media coverage. The Trump administration actively counters traditional media using alternative channels, directly comm...
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44% Bias Score
Italy's Crackdown on Migrant Rescue NGOs: Surveillance, Legal Action, and Rising Sea Arrivals
Italy's crackdown on NGOs rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean Sea has intensified under Giorgia Meloni, involving surveillance, legal challenges, and restrictive decrees, despite a 14% increase in sea arrivals; the case against Mediterranea Saving Humans for receiving a donation after rescuing mi...
Italy's Crackdown on Migrant Rescue NGOs: Surveillance, Legal Action, and Rising Sea Arrivals
Italy's crackdown on NGOs rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean Sea has intensified under Giorgia Meloni, involving surveillance, legal challenges, and restrictive decrees, despite a 14% increase in sea arrivals; the case against Mediterranea Saving Humans for receiving a donation after rescuing mi...
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48% Bias Score
Tory MP Refers Himself to Watchdog Amidst Paid Questions Allegations
Former Tory minister George Freeman referred himself to the parliamentary watchdog after The Times reported leaked emails suggesting he received payments from GHGSat, a company he consulted while drafting parliamentary questions related to space data and emissions tracking, submitted to the Departme...
Tory MP Refers Himself to Watchdog Amidst Paid Questions Allegations
Former Tory minister George Freeman referred himself to the parliamentary watchdog after The Times reported leaked emails suggesting he received payments from GHGSat, a company he consulted while drafting parliamentary questions related to space data and emissions tracking, submitted to the Departme...
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48% Bias Score
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