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Italy Sends Migrants to Albania for Asylum Processing Amid Legal Challenges
An Italian navy ship brought 49 migrants intercepted at sea to Albania for asylum processing, marking the third such attempt after previous legal challenges. The migrants, reportedly from Bangladesh, Egypt, Ivory Coast, and Gambia, will be housed in Albanian centers under a November 2023 agreement a...
Italy Sends Migrants to Albania for Asylum Processing Amid Legal Challenges
An Italian navy ship brought 49 migrants intercepted at sea to Albania for asylum processing, marking the third such attempt after previous legal challenges. The migrants, reportedly from Bangladesh, Egypt, Ivory Coast, and Gambia, will be housed in Albanian centers under a November 2023 agreement a...
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48% Bias Score
Bangladesh Railway Strike Paralyzes Nation
A nationwide railway strike in Bangladesh, prompted by railway staff demanding higher pensions and benefits, has halted train services, impacting 65 million annual passengers and the $38 billion garment export industry, causing significant disruption to the national economy.
Bangladesh Railway Strike Paralyzes Nation
A nationwide railway strike in Bangladesh, prompted by railway staff demanding higher pensions and benefits, has halted train services, impacting 65 million annual passengers and the $38 billion garment export industry, causing significant disruption to the national economy.
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Gaza Reopening: Tens of Thousands Return Amidst Hostage Dispute
On Monday, Israel reopened the northern Gaza Strip to tens of thousands of Palestinians after a week-long delay due to a hostage release dispute, marking a significant reversal of the mass exodus caused by the 15-month war with Hamas; the return is viewed by Hamas as a victory, while Israel is commi...
Gaza Reopening: Tens of Thousands Return Amidst Hostage Dispute
On Monday, Israel reopened the northern Gaza Strip to tens of thousands of Palestinians after a week-long delay due to a hostage release dispute, marking a significant reversal of the mass exodus caused by the 15-month war with Hamas; the return is viewed by Hamas as a victory, while Israel is commi...
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Belarus Releases U.S. Citizen Amidst Contested Election
U.S. citizen Anastassia Nuhfer was unilaterally released from Belarusian detention on Sunday, following a Belarusian election widely condemned as a sham, with over 1,250 political prisoners remaining. Her detention, linked to the 2020 protests, was announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and con...
Belarus Releases U.S. Citizen Amidst Contested Election
U.S. citizen Anastassia Nuhfer was unilaterally released from Belarusian detention on Sunday, following a Belarusian election widely condemned as a sham, with over 1,250 political prisoners remaining. Her detention, linked to the 2020 protests, was announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and con...
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Jeju Air Crash: Bird Strike Evidence Found, Black Box Data Limited
The preliminary report on the December 29 Jeju Air crash in South Korea found bird strike evidence in both engines, with the plane's black boxes ceasing to record 4 minutes before impact; 179 passengers died, with only two surviving.
Jeju Air Crash: Bird Strike Evidence Found, Black Box Data Limited
The preliminary report on the December 29 Jeju Air crash in South Korea found bird strike evidence in both engines, with the plane's black boxes ceasing to record 4 minutes before impact; 179 passengers died, with only two surviving.
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Virginia Gubernatorial Race: Spanberger and Earle-Sears Vie for First Female Governor
In Virginia's 2025 gubernatorial election, former Rep. Abigail Spanberger (Democrat) and Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (Republican) are the leading candidates, vying to become the state's first female governor; Spanberger has emphasized bipartisan cooperation and gun control, while Earle-Sears champi...
Virginia Gubernatorial Race: Spanberger and Earle-Sears Vie for First Female Governor
In Virginia's 2025 gubernatorial election, former Rep. Abigail Spanberger (Democrat) and Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears (Republican) are the leading candidates, vying to become the state's first female governor; Spanberger has emphasized bipartisan cooperation and gun control, while Earle-Sears champi...
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Mississippi's New CCID Court Holds First Session
The newly established Capitol Complex Improvement District (CCID) Court in Jackson, Mississippi, held its first session on Monday, hearing two cases—misdemeanor marijuana possession and simple domestic violence—with Judge Stanley Alexander presiding alongside appointee James Holland; the court aims ...
Mississippi's New CCID Court Holds First Session
The newly established Capitol Complex Improvement District (CCID) Court in Jackson, Mississippi, held its first session on Monday, hearing two cases—misdemeanor marijuana possession and simple domestic violence—with Judge Stanley Alexander presiding alongside appointee James Holland; the court aims ...
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M23 Rebels Capture Goma, Congo; Rwanda Accused of Backing Offensive
M23 rebels captured Goma, Congo's largest city, on Monday, prompting Congo to cut ties with Rwanda, accused of backing the rebels, amidst a humanitarian crisis with over a third of North Kivu province's population displaced, causing mass panic among Goma's 2 million residents and resulting in the de...
M23 Rebels Capture Goma, Congo; Rwanda Accused of Backing Offensive
M23 rebels captured Goma, Congo's largest city, on Monday, prompting Congo to cut ties with Rwanda, accused of backing the rebels, amidst a humanitarian crisis with over a third of North Kivu province's population displaced, causing mass panic among Goma's 2 million residents and resulting in the de...
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Italy Transfers Migrants to Albania Amid Legal Challenges
Italy transferred 49 migrants rescued at sea to Albania for processing in new centers, despite previous court blocks, while 53 others avoided transfer by presenting passports; the legality of the fast-track procedure and its compatibility with international law are being challenged in court.
Italy Transfers Migrants to Albania Amid Legal Challenges
Italy transferred 49 migrants rescued at sea to Albania for processing in new centers, despite previous court blocks, while 53 others avoided transfer by presenting passports; the legality of the fast-track procedure and its compatibility with international law are being challenged in court.
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Russia Claims Victory in Eastern Ukraine as U.S. Aid to Ukrainian NGOs Halted
Russia claims to have captured the strategically important town of Velyka Novosilka in eastern Ukraine after a monthslong battle, while uncertainty over continued U.S. funding has halted the work of some Ukrainian NGOs supporting war veterans, days after the newly sworn in U.S. Secretary of State Ma...
Russia Claims Victory in Eastern Ukraine as U.S. Aid to Ukrainian NGOs Halted
Russia claims to have captured the strategically important town of Velyka Novosilka in eastern Ukraine after a monthslong battle, while uncertainty over continued U.S. funding has halted the work of some Ukrainian NGOs supporting war veterans, days after the newly sworn in U.S. Secretary of State Ma...
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EU Extends Russia Sanctions for Six Months
The European Union extended sanctions on Russia for six months until July 31, after Hungary dropped its objection following a gas dispute with Ukraine and a statement from U.S. President Donald Trump urging an end to the war.
EU Extends Russia Sanctions for Six Months
The European Union extended sanctions on Russia for six months until July 31, after Hungary dropped its objection following a gas dispute with Ukraine and a statement from U.S. President Donald Trump urging an end to the war.
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West Indies Win in Pakistan After 34 Years
The West Indies defeated Pakistan by 120 runs in the second Test in Multan, Pakistan, ending a 34-year drought of wins in Pakistan, and concluding both teams' World Test Championship campaigns with Pakistan finishing at the bottom.
West Indies Win in Pakistan After 34 Years
The West Indies defeated Pakistan by 120 runs in the second Test in Multan, Pakistan, ending a 34-year drought of wins in Pakistan, and concluding both teams' World Test Championship campaigns with Pakistan finishing at the bottom.
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