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Gaza Aid Distribution Chaos Leaves Three Dead Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
Amidst Israel's blockade of Gaza, a US-backed aid distribution in Rafah turned chaotic, resulting in three deaths and widespread desperation as thousands of starving Palestinians scrambled for food, highlighting the humanitarian crisis and the failure of international aid efforts.
Gaza Aid Distribution Chaos Leaves Three Dead Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
Amidst Israel's blockade of Gaza, a US-backed aid distribution in Rafah turned chaotic, resulting in three deaths and widespread desperation as thousands of starving Palestinians scrambled for food, highlighting the humanitarian crisis and the failure of international aid efforts.
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48% Bias Score
Record Methamphetamine Seizures Highlight Golden Triangle Drug Surge
The UNODC reported a 24 percent increase in methamphetamine seizures in East and Southeast Asia in 2022, reaching a record 236 tons, with Thailand seizing over 100 tons; the surge is linked to Myanmar's civil war and expanding trafficking routes through Laos and Cambodia.
Record Methamphetamine Seizures Highlight Golden Triangle Drug Surge
The UNODC reported a 24 percent increase in methamphetamine seizures in East and Southeast Asia in 2022, reaching a record 236 tons, with Thailand seizing over 100 tons; the surge is linked to Myanmar's civil war and expanding trafficking routes through Laos and Cambodia.
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44% Bias Score
Kabila's Goma Visit Amidst DRC Conflict Accusations
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila visited Goma, a city in eastern DRC occupied by the M23 militia, days after losing immunity from prosecution for allegedly supporting the group; this visit raises concerns about escalating conflict and regional instability amid ongoing human rights abuses.
Kabila's Goma Visit Amidst DRC Conflict Accusations
Former Congolese President Joseph Kabila visited Goma, a city in eastern DRC occupied by the M23 militia, days after losing immunity from prosecution for allegedly supporting the group; this visit raises concerns about escalating conflict and regional instability amid ongoing human rights abuses.
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36% Bias Score
Russia Proposes Talks; Ukraine Remains Silent Amidst Renewed Fighting
Russia proposed new ceasefire talks in Istanbul next week, but Ukraine hasn't responded, while Russia claims military gains in eastern Ukraine after overnight drone attacks that killed at least 5 civilians.
Russia Proposes Talks; Ukraine Remains Silent Amidst Renewed Fighting
Russia proposed new ceasefire talks in Istanbul next week, but Ukraine hasn't responded, while Russia claims military gains in eastern Ukraine after overnight drone attacks that killed at least 5 civilians.
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40% Bias Score
Judge Rules Trump Administration's Deportation of Pro-Palestine Activist Likely Unconstitutional
US District Judge Michael Farbiarz ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to deport pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil is likely unconstitutional, citing insufficient evidence of national security threats; Khalil, a lawful permanent resident, remains detained pending further legal proceedi...
Judge Rules Trump Administration's Deportation of Pro-Palestine Activist Likely Unconstitutional
US District Judge Michael Farbiarz ruled that the Trump administration's attempt to deport pro-Palestine activist Mahmoud Khalil is likely unconstitutional, citing insufficient evidence of national security threats; Khalil, a lawful permanent resident, remains detained pending further legal proceedi...
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48% Bias Score
Vance Urges Crypto Industry to Stay Politically Active Amidst Trump Administration's Support
US Vice President JD Vance urged the cryptocurrency industry to remain politically active, highlighting President Trump's administration's support and the industry's successful influence on the recent elections, while acknowledging potential conflicts of interest.
Vance Urges Crypto Industry to Stay Politically Active Amidst Trump Administration's Support
US Vice President JD Vance urged the cryptocurrency industry to remain politically active, highlighting President Trump's administration's support and the industry's successful influence on the recent elections, while acknowledging potential conflicts of interest.
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60% Bias Score
Massive Prisoner Exchange Followed by Deadly Russian Attacks Escalate Ukraine Conflict
Russia and Ukraine engaged in a large prisoner exchange, but Russia then launched its biggest aerial attacks of the war on Ukrainian civilians, killing at least 16, prompting Germany to possibly supply Ukraine with Taurus missiles, escalating the conflict.
Massive Prisoner Exchange Followed by Deadly Russian Attacks Escalate Ukraine Conflict
Russia and Ukraine engaged in a large prisoner exchange, but Russia then launched its biggest aerial attacks of the war on Ukrainian civilians, killing at least 16, prompting Germany to possibly supply Ukraine with Taurus missiles, escalating the conflict.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Urges Israel to Delay Iran Strike Amidst Promising Nuclear Deal Talks
President Trump urged Israel to postpone a strike on Iran, as negotiations for a new nuclear deal show potential progress with Iran willing to halt uranium enrichment temporarily if the US releases frozen funds and recognizes its right to refine uranium for civilian purposes.
Trump Urges Israel to Delay Iran Strike Amidst Promising Nuclear Deal Talks
President Trump urged Israel to postpone a strike on Iran, as negotiations for a new nuclear deal show potential progress with Iran willing to halt uranium enrichment temporarily if the US releases frozen funds and recognizes its right to refine uranium for civilian purposes.
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36% Bias Score
Khartoum Cholera Outbreak Kills 70 in Two Days Amidst Ongoing War
A cholera outbreak in Khartoum, Sudan, has killed at least 70 people in two days, with over 2,000 new infections reported, due to the collapse of health services and sanitation infrastructure caused by a two-year-long war.
Khartoum Cholera Outbreak Kills 70 in Two Days Amidst Ongoing War
A cholera outbreak in Khartoum, Sudan, has killed at least 70 people in two days, with over 2,000 new infections reported, due to the collapse of health services and sanitation infrastructure caused by a two-year-long war.
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24% Bias Score
UK Universities Train Security Forces From Repressive Regimes
A new investigation by Freedom from Torture reveals that UK universities are providing security and counterterrorism training to members of foreign security forces, including those from repressive regimes, without sufficient human rights checks, potentially contributing to global human rights violat...
UK Universities Train Security Forces From Repressive Regimes
A new investigation by Freedom from Torture reveals that UK universities are providing security and counterterrorism training to members of foreign security forces, including those from repressive regimes, without sufficient human rights checks, potentially contributing to global human rights violat...
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56% Bias Score
1,200+ Israeli Academics Demand End to Gaza War
More than 1,200 Israeli academics issued an open letter on Tuesday condemning the ongoing Gaza war, citing nearly 3,000 Palestinian deaths since March, and urging Israeli academic institutions to take action, including potential strike action, to stop the war.
1,200+ Israeli Academics Demand End to Gaza War
More than 1,200 Israeli academics issued an open letter on Tuesday condemning the ongoing Gaza war, citing nearly 3,000 Palestinian deaths since March, and urging Israeli academic institutions to take action, including potential strike action, to stop the war.
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40% Bias Score
China Launches Tianwen-2 on Ambitious Asteroid Sample Return Mission
China launched the Tianwen-2 spacecraft on July 27, 2024, from Xichang Satellite Launch Centre, to collect samples from near-Earth asteroid 2016HO3 and return them to Earth by November 2027, marking a significant step in China's interplanetary exploration.
China Launches Tianwen-2 on Ambitious Asteroid Sample Return Mission
China launched the Tianwen-2 spacecraft on July 27, 2024, from Xichang Satellite Launch Centre, to collect samples from near-Earth asteroid 2016HO3 and return them to Earth by November 2027, marking a significant step in China's interplanetary exploration.
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44% Bias Score
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