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Czech Disinformation Sites Outpace Mainstream Media Ahead of Elections
A new report reveals that Czech disinformation websites publish around 120 articles daily, exceeding the output of the country's major news outlets, often with covert Russian funding, and this activity spikes around election times.
Czech Disinformation Sites Outpace Mainstream Media Ahead of Elections
A new report reveals that Czech disinformation websites publish around 120 articles daily, exceeding the output of the country's major news outlets, often with covert Russian funding, and this activity spikes around election times.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Poland Commemorates WWII Anniversary with Calls for Reparations and Caution
On the 86th anniversary of WWII's start, Poland's commemoration at Westerplatte featured President Nawrocki's demand for German reparations and Prime Minister Tusk's call for geopolitical prudence, highlighting tensions and security concerns amid Russia's resurgence.
Poland Commemorates WWII Anniversary with Calls for Reparations and Caution
On the 86th anniversary of WWII's start, Poland's commemoration at Westerplatte featured President Nawrocki's demand for German reparations and Prime Minister Tusk's call for geopolitical prudence, highlighting tensions and security concerns amid Russia's resurgence.
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28% Bias Score
International News Summary: GPS Interference, Earthquake, Yemen Arrests, and Gaza Flotilla
Russia allegedly interfered with Ursula von der Leyen's plane GPS, causing an emergency landing; a major earthquake in Afghanistan caused at least 800 deaths and 2800 injuries; Houthi rebels in Yemen arrested 11 UN employees; and a Gaza aid flotilla returned to Barcelona due to a storm.
International News Summary: GPS Interference, Earthquake, Yemen Arrests, and Gaza Flotilla
Russia allegedly interfered with Ursula von der Leyen's plane GPS, causing an emergency landing; a major earthquake in Afghanistan caused at least 800 deaths and 2800 injuries; Houthi rebels in Yemen arrested 11 UN employees; and a Gaza aid flotilla returned to Barcelona due to a storm.
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20% Bias Score
SCO Summit in Tianjin Condemns Western Unilateralism
Leaders from Russia, China, India, and other SCO member states met in Tianjin, China, condemning Western unilateralism and advocating for a multipolar world order.
SCO Summit in Tianjin Condemns Western Unilateralism
Leaders from Russia, China, India, and other SCO member states met in Tianjin, China, condemning Western unilateralism and advocating for a multipolar world order.
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48% Bias Score
Record Number of Palestinian Homes Demolished in East Jerusalem in 2024
In 2024, a record 255 Palestinian structures, including 181 homes, were demolished in East Jerusalem, with 91 demolished by owners to avoid hefty fines imposed by Israeli authorities for unauthorized construction.
Record Number of Palestinian Homes Demolished in East Jerusalem in 2024
In 2024, a record 255 Palestinian structures, including 181 homes, were demolished in East Jerusalem, with 91 demolished by owners to avoid hefty fines imposed by Israeli authorities for unauthorized construction.
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60% Bias Score
Spanish Catholic Church's Inadequate Response to Child Sex Abuse Claims
Despite a publicized plan, the Spanish Catholic Church has compensated fewer than 50 of the over 2,000 recognized victims of child sexual abuse, with significant delays and inconsistent payouts, prompting criticism and legal action.
Spanish Catholic Church's Inadequate Response to Child Sex Abuse Claims
Despite a publicized plan, the Spanish Catholic Church has compensated fewer than 50 of the over 2,000 recognized victims of child sexual abuse, with significant delays and inconsistent payouts, prompting criticism and legal action.
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60% Bias Score
Europe Must Strengthen Collective Defense After GPS Interference Incident
Following a GPS interference incident affecting Ursula von der Leyen's plane, European People's Party president Manfred Weber urged the EU to bolster its collective defense, citing potential Russian involvement and the rise of pro-Russia populism.
Europe Must Strengthen Collective Defense After GPS Interference Incident
Following a GPS interference incident affecting Ursula von der Leyen's plane, European People's Party president Manfred Weber urged the EU to bolster its collective defense, citing potential Russian involvement and the rise of pro-Russia populism.
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52% Bias Score
Nationalist Bulgarians Protest Von Der Leyen's Visit to Arms Factory
In Sopot, Bulgaria, nationalist groups, led by Kostadin Kostadinov of the Renaissance party, protested Ursula von der Leyen's visit to an arms factory on Sunday, attempting to block her vehicle and clashing with police.
Nationalist Bulgarians Protest Von Der Leyen's Visit to Arms Factory
In Sopot, Bulgaria, nationalist groups, led by Kostadin Kostadinov of the Renaissance party, protested Ursula von der Leyen's visit to an arms factory on Sunday, attempting to block her vehicle and clashing with police.
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44% Bias Score
Belgium to Recognize State of Palestine, Impose Sanctions on Israel
Belgium will recognize the State of Palestine and impose 12 sanctions on Israel in response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Israel's actions, according to Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot.
Belgium to Recognize State of Palestine, Impose Sanctions on Israel
Belgium will recognize the State of Palestine and impose 12 sanctions on Israel in response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and Israel's actions, according to Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot.
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44% Bias Score
Bavaria Returns Nazi-Looted Art
Four paintings from the Bavarian State Painting Collections will be returned to their rightful owners, representing a step towards addressing Nazi-era injustices and improving transparency in provenance research.
Bavaria Returns Nazi-Looted Art
Four paintings from the Bavarian State Painting Collections will be returned to their rightful owners, representing a step towards addressing Nazi-era injustices and improving transparency in provenance research.
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20% Bias Score
Increased GPS Interference in Eastern Europe Due to Russia
GPS interference incidents, attributed to Russia, have significantly increased over the past three years in Eastern Europe, impacting tens of thousands of flights and causing concerns about aviation safety and the reliability of navigation systems.
Increased GPS Interference in Eastern Europe Due to Russia
GPS interference incidents, attributed to Russia, have significantly increased over the past three years in Eastern Europe, impacting tens of thousands of flights and causing concerns about aviation safety and the reliability of navigation systems.
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44% Bias Score
The Diminished Impact of War Photography in the Digital Age
The article contrasts the powerful impact of the iconic "napalm girl" photo in ending the Vietnam War with the seemingly muted response to similarly horrific images from the Gaza conflict, attributing this to the current era's image saturation and shortened attention spans.
The Diminished Impact of War Photography in the Digital Age
The article contrasts the powerful impact of the iconic "napalm girl" photo in ending the Vietnam War with the seemingly muted response to similarly horrific images from the Gaza conflict, attributing this to the current era's image saturation and shortened attention spans.
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48% Bias Score
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