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Maldives Passes Controversial Media Law Amidst Freedom Concerns
The Maldives parliament passed a new media law on September 17, 2024, granting a regulatory commission broad powers to censor online news and revoke media licenses, prompting concerns from press freedom advocates.
Maldives Passes Controversial Media Law Amidst Freedom Concerns
The Maldives parliament passed a new media law on September 17, 2024, granting a regulatory commission broad powers to censor online news and revoke media licenses, prompting concerns from press freedom advocates.
Progress
24% Bias Score


German Authorities Release Key Suspect in Madeleine McCann Case
Christian Brückner, the prime suspect in the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann, was released from a German prison on September 17th after serving time for a separate rape conviction, despite concerns from authorities about his potential to re-offend.
German Authorities Release Key Suspect in Madeleine McCann Case
Christian Brückner, the prime suspect in the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann, was released from a German prison on September 17th after serving time for a separate rape conviction, despite concerns from authorities about his potential to re-offend.
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44% Bias Score


Delayed First Freeze Dates Across the US
The average date of the first freeze in the US has shifted later by 11 days in 85% of 200 cities since 1970, impacting agriculture, allergens, and snow patterns, due to warming temperatures from fossil fuel pollution.
Delayed First Freeze Dates Across the US
The average date of the first freeze in the US has shifted later by 11 days in 85% of 200 cities since 1970, impacting agriculture, allergens, and snow patterns, due to warming temperatures from fossil fuel pollution.
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32% Bias Score


Atlantic Hurricane Season Sees First Tropical Storm in Weeks
Tropical Depression Seven, located 1,185 miles from the Leeward Islands, is expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm Gabrielle by Wednesday afternoon, marking the end of a near three-week lull in storm activity during the peak of hurricane season.
Atlantic Hurricane Season Sees First Tropical Storm in Weeks
Tropical Depression Seven, located 1,185 miles from the Leeward Islands, is expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm Gabrielle by Wednesday afternoon, marking the end of a near three-week lull in storm activity during the peak of hurricane season.
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16% Bias Score


Trump's Controversial UK State Visit: Pomp, Protest, and Policy Differences
Donald Trump and Melania Trump concluded a two-day UK state visit marked by royal pomp, significant policy disagreements with PM Keir Starmer, and widespread protests against Trump's human rights record.
Trump's Controversial UK State Visit: Pomp, Protest, and Policy Differences
Donald Trump and Melania Trump concluded a two-day UK state visit marked by royal pomp, significant policy disagreements with PM Keir Starmer, and widespread protests against Trump's human rights record.
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20% Bias Score


Poland and France Strengthen Ties Amidst Security Concerns
Following meetings in Berlin, Polish President Karol Nawrocki visited Paris for talks with President Macron, focusing on regional security, EU policy, and bilateral relations, including the ratification of the Treaty of Nancy.
Poland and France Strengthen Ties Amidst Security Concerns
Following meetings in Berlin, Polish President Karol Nawrocki visited Paris for talks with President Macron, focusing on regional security, EU policy, and bilateral relations, including the ratification of the Treaty of Nancy.
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16% Bias Score

Bondi's Free Speech Crackdown Backfires, Underscoring Challenges of Serving as Trump's Attorney General
Attorney General Pam Bondi's threatened crackdown on hate speech following the murder of Charlie Kirk backfired, highlighting the difficulties of balancing loyalty to Trump with legal and constitutional constraints.

Bondi's Free Speech Crackdown Backfires, Underscoring Challenges of Serving as Trump's Attorney General
Attorney General Pam Bondi's threatened crackdown on hate speech following the murder of Charlie Kirk backfired, highlighting the difficulties of balancing loyalty to Trump with legal and constitutional constraints.
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56% Bias Score

Christian Brueckner Released from Prison, Remains Madeleine McCann Suspect
Christian Brueckner, a suspect in the Madeleine McCann disappearance, was released from a German prison Wednesday after serving a sentence for an unrelated rape conviction, but remains a suspect in McCann's disappearance.

Christian Brueckner Released from Prison, Remains Madeleine McCann Suspect
Christian Brueckner, a suspect in the Madeleine McCann disappearance, was released from a German prison Wednesday after serving a sentence for an unrelated rape conviction, but remains a suspect in McCann's disappearance.
Progress
28% Bias Score

Aurrigo's Autonomous Vehicles Revolutionize Airport Operations
British company Aurrigo is testing its self-driving, electric vehicles at Schiphol, Changi, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airports, aiming to automate baggage and passenger transport, significantly impacting airport efficiency and sustainability.

Aurrigo's Autonomous Vehicles Revolutionize Airport Operations
British company Aurrigo is testing its self-driving, electric vehicles at Schiphol, Changi, and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky airports, aiming to automate baggage and passenger transport, significantly impacting airport efficiency and sustainability.
Progress
44% Bias Score

European Commission Reviews Draghi Report's Implementation Progress
The European Commission held a high-level conference on Monday to assess progress on implementing Mario Draghi's recommendations for enhancing European competitiveness, revealing uneven progress across various initiatives.

European Commission Reviews Draghi Report's Implementation Progress
The European Commission held a high-level conference on Monday to assess progress on implementing Mario Draghi's recommendations for enhancing European competitiveness, revealing uneven progress across various initiatives.
Progress
32% Bias Score

Russia's Return to Barter Trade Amid Western Sanctions
Faced with Western sanctions, Russia is increasingly relying on barter trade, exchanging goods like wheat for Chinese cars and flaxseed for construction materials, marking a significant shift in its global trade practices since the 1990s.

Russia's Return to Barter Trade Amid Western Sanctions
Faced with Western sanctions, Russia is increasingly relying on barter trade, exchanging goods like wheat for Chinese cars and flaxseed for construction materials, marking a significant shift in its global trade practices since the 1990s.
Progress
28% Bias Score

EU Member States Divided on 2035 Emissions Targets Ahead of UN Summit
EU environment ministers disagree on 2035 national emissions targets, delaying a decision ahead of the UN General Assembly where global leaders will assess climate efforts before COP30.

EU Member States Divided on 2035 Emissions Targets Ahead of UN Summit
EU environment ministers disagree on 2035 national emissions targets, delaying a decision ahead of the UN General Assembly where global leaders will assess climate efforts before COP30.
Progress
40% Bias Score
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