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Indigenous Children in Latin America Face Systemic Inequalities
A new report reveals that 18 million Indigenous children and adolescents in Latin America and the Caribbean face high poverty rates, limited access to education and healthcare, and discrimination, highlighting a critical data gap hindering effective responses.
Indigenous Children in Latin America Face Systemic Inequalities
A new report reveals that 18 million Indigenous children and adolescents in Latin America and the Caribbean face high poverty rates, limited access to education and healthcare, and discrimination, highlighting a critical data gap hindering effective responses.
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32% Bias Score
China's Soaring Household Debt Crisis
Between 25 to 34 million Chinese defaulted on personal loans in 2023, double the pre-pandemic rate; including delayed payments, 61 to 83 million are at risk, while government stimulus efforts encouraging borrowing exacerbate the issue, particularly among young, low-income individuals.
China's Soaring Household Debt Crisis
Between 25 to 34 million Chinese defaulted on personal loans in 2023, double the pre-pandemic rate; including delayed payments, 61 to 83 million are at risk, while government stimulus efforts encouraging borrowing exacerbate the issue, particularly among young, low-income individuals.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Brussels Court Halts Military Shipments to Israel, Citing Potential War Crimes
A Brussels court ordered the Flemish government to halt a shipment of military equipment to Israel, imposing a €50,000 fine per violation and banning future shipments; this follows a lawsuit by four Flemish organizations alleging the equipment's intended use in potential war crimes in Gaza.
Brussels Court Halts Military Shipments to Israel, Citing Potential War Crimes
A Brussels court ordered the Flemish government to halt a shipment of military equipment to Israel, imposing a €50,000 fine per violation and banning future shipments; this follows a lawsuit by four Flemish organizations alleging the equipment's intended use in potential war crimes in Gaza.
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56% Bias Score
Colorado AG Sued for Violating Federal Law in Immigration Case
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is sued for violating federal law by suing Deputy Sheriff Alexander Zwink, who shared information about an illegal alien with federal authorities; this highlights a conflict between state and federal laws regarding information sharing on immigration.
Colorado AG Sued for Violating Federal Law in Immigration Case
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is sued for violating federal law by suing Deputy Sheriff Alexander Zwink, who shared information about an illegal alien with federal authorities; this highlights a conflict between state and federal laws regarding information sharing on immigration.
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72% Bias Score
Trump Administration Cuts to Title X Jeopardize Contraception Access
The Trump administration is restricting access to contraception for low-income Americans by cutting Title X funding, impacting over 800,000 people and forcing organizations to rely on donations or close clinics, while state-level efforts further limit birth control access, potentially aligning with ...
Trump Administration Cuts to Title X Jeopardize Contraception Access
The Trump administration is restricting access to contraception for low-income Americans by cutting Title X funding, impacting over 800,000 people and forcing organizations to rely on donations or close clinics, while state-level efforts further limit birth control access, potentially aligning with ...
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56% Bias Score
Lebanese Researcher Exposes White Phosphorus Use in South Lebanon
Ahmad Baydoun, a Lebanese PhD candidate at TU Delft, is using OSINT and satellite imagery to investigate the Israeli army's systematic use of white phosphorus in South Lebanon, revealing its environmental impact and the displacement of border residents.
Lebanese Researcher Exposes White Phosphorus Use in South Lebanon
Ahmad Baydoun, a Lebanese PhD candidate at TU Delft, is using OSINT and satellite imagery to investigate the Israeli army's systematic use of white phosphorus in South Lebanon, revealing its environmental impact and the displacement of border residents.
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24% Bias Score
Reynosa Assassination Highlights Fuel Theft Crackdown in Tamaulipas
The daylight assassination of a Mexican official in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, is strongly suspected to be linked to organized crime's response to Operación Frontera Norte, a security operation resulting in the seizure of over 15 million liters of illegal fuel and the arrest of 19 individuals since Februa...
Reynosa Assassination Highlights Fuel Theft Crackdown in Tamaulipas
The daylight assassination of a Mexican official in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, is strongly suspected to be linked to organized crime's response to Operación Frontera Norte, a security operation resulting in the seizure of over 15 million liters of illegal fuel and the arrest of 19 individuals since Februa...
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40% Bias Score
Metlen Chooses London Stock Exchange, Highlighting European Energy Concerns
Metlen, a Greek energy and metallurgical group, chose the London Stock Exchange as its primary trading venue, becoming the first company to list there in Euros, strengthening London's financial center while highlighting concerns about EU-US energy policy and the need for a competitive European energ...
Metlen Chooses London Stock Exchange, Highlighting European Energy Concerns
Metlen, a Greek energy and metallurgical group, chose the London Stock Exchange as its primary trading venue, becoming the first company to list there in Euros, strengthening London's financial center while highlighting concerns about EU-US energy policy and the need for a competitive European energ...
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48% Bias Score
Belgian Court Halts Military Exports to Israel, Citing Genocide Concerns
A Brussels court ordered the Flemish government to halt a shipment of military equipment to Israel, imposing a €50,000 fine per future shipment due to insufficient oversight violating international conventions prohibiting arms exports usable in war crimes or genocide.
Belgian Court Halts Military Exports to Israel, Citing Genocide Concerns
A Brussels court ordered the Flemish government to halt a shipment of military equipment to Israel, imposing a €50,000 fine per future shipment due to insufficient oversight violating international conventions prohibiting arms exports usable in war crimes or genocide.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Democrats Investigate DOGE's Continued Presence in Federal Agencies
Democratic lawmakers are investigating the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) following Elon Musk's departure, expressing concern over DOGE's continued presence in federal agencies and potential violations of hiring laws, prompting requests for information on its structure, leadership, and a...
Democrats Investigate DOGE's Continued Presence in Federal Agencies
Democratic lawmakers are investigating the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) following Elon Musk's departure, expressing concern over DOGE's continued presence in federal agencies and potential violations of hiring laws, prompting requests for information on its structure, leadership, and a...
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56% Bias Score
Dodik Removed from Office: Bosnia Faces Snap Election
The Bosnian Election Commission removed Milorad Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, from office due to his violation of the Dayton Agreement by undermining the peace process and defying international oversight, triggering a 90-day appeal period before a snap election.
Dodik Removed from Office: Bosnia Faces Snap Election
The Bosnian Election Commission removed Milorad Dodik, president of Republika Srpska, from office due to his violation of the Dayton Agreement by undermining the peace process and defying international oversight, triggering a 90-day appeal period before a snap election.
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48% Bias Score
Texas Democrats' Quorum Break Spurs Redistricting Battle, Fundraising
Texas Democrats stalled a Republican redistricting push by leaving the state, prompting fundraising by Beto O'Rourke and investigations by Texas officials; the governor asked the state Supreme Court to remove a Democratic state representative from office.
Texas Democrats' Quorum Break Spurs Redistricting Battle, Fundraising
Texas Democrats stalled a Republican redistricting push by leaving the state, prompting fundraising by Beto O'Rourke and investigations by Texas officials; the governor asked the state Supreme Court to remove a Democratic state representative from office.
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60% Bias Score
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