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Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash Leaves 12 Dead
A border clash between Thailand and Cambodia on Thursday resulted in at least 12 civilian deaths, escalating tensions stemming from a long-standing dispute over territory and an 11th-century temple. Accusations of rocket fire and airstrikes have been made by both sides.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash Leaves 12 Dead
A border clash between Thailand and Cambodia on Thursday resulted in at least 12 civilian deaths, escalating tensions stemming from a long-standing dispute over territory and an 11th-century temple. Accusations of rocket fire and airstrikes have been made by both sides.
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32% Bias Score


UK Car Production Plunges to 1953 Low
UK car and van production in the first half of 2024 reached its lowest point since 1953 (excluding COVID-19), with car output down 7.3% and van production down 45% due to the Vauxhall Luton plant closure and US tariff uncertainty; new EV grants aim to boost the sector but face eligibility challenges...
UK Car Production Plunges to 1953 Low
UK car and van production in the first half of 2024 reached its lowest point since 1953 (excluding COVID-19), with car output down 7.3% and van production down 45% due to the Vauxhall Luton plant closure and US tariff uncertainty; new EV grants aim to boost the sector but face eligibility challenges...
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44% Bias Score


South Korea Apologizes for Wrongful Conviction in 1964 Sexual Assault Case
South Korean prosecutors apologized to Choi Mal-ja, 78, for her wrongful conviction in a 1964 sexual assault case where she bit her attacker's tongue in self-defense; they are seeking to overturn her conviction, spurred by the #MeToo movement.
South Korea Apologizes for Wrongful Conviction in 1964 Sexual Assault Case
South Korean prosecutors apologized to Choi Mal-ja, 78, for her wrongful conviction in a 1964 sexual assault case where she bit her attacker's tongue in self-defense; they are seeking to overturn her conviction, spurred by the #MeToo movement.
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28% Bias Score


Senedd to Keep Names of Family Members Employed by MSs Secret for Safety
The Senedd's standards committee recommends keeping the names of family members employed by MSs secret for safety reasons, following reported harassment; this is one of several recommendations to improve transparency around the declaration of interests.
Senedd to Keep Names of Family Members Employed by MSs Secret for Safety
The Senedd's standards committee recommends keeping the names of family members employed by MSs secret for safety reasons, following reported harassment; this is one of several recommendations to improve transparency around the declaration of interests.
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44% Bias Score


17 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Airstrikes Amidst Widespread Malnutrition
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 17 Palestinians, including children, on Wednesday, while a separate report from the Hamas-run health ministry states that 33 people died from malnutrition in the past 48 hours. The Israeli military says it has targeted 120 terror targets, and aid agencies r...
17 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Airstrikes Amidst Widespread Malnutrition
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza killed at least 17 Palestinians, including children, on Wednesday, while a separate report from the Hamas-run health ministry states that 33 people died from malnutrition in the past 48 hours. The Israeli military says it has targeted 120 terror targets, and aid agencies r...
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48% Bias Score


Chinese Hackers Exploit Microsoft SharePoint Servers
Chinese state-backed hacking groups exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft's on-premises SharePoint servers, stealing data from businesses and government entities globally; Microsoft has released security updates, but warns of continued attacks.
Chinese Hackers Exploit Microsoft SharePoint Servers
Chinese state-backed hacking groups exploited vulnerabilities in Microsoft's on-premises SharePoint servers, stealing data from businesses and government entities globally; Microsoft has released security updates, but warns of continued attacks.
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48% Bias Score

Delhi Court Closes Najeeb Ahmed Disappearance Case After Nine Years
Nine years after JNU student Najeeb Ahmed vanished following a scuffle with right-wing students, a Delhi court closed the CBI investigation citing exhausted leads, despite the family's allegations of inadequate probe and potential bias.

Delhi Court Closes Najeeb Ahmed Disappearance Case After Nine Years
Nine years after JNU student Najeeb Ahmed vanished following a scuffle with right-wing students, a Delhi court closed the CBI investigation citing exhausted leads, despite the family's allegations of inadequate probe and potential bias.
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52% Bias Score

Surge in Turkish Library Usage Amid Rising Living Costs
Public library usage in Turkey surged 15.4% in 2024 to 38,737,705, driven by free resources, social interaction, and affordability amid rising living costs; new libraries are opening in response to high demand, especially among youth.

Surge in Turkish Library Usage Amid Rising Living Costs
Public library usage in Turkey surged 15.4% in 2024 to 38,737,705, driven by free resources, social interaction, and affordability amid rising living costs; new libraries are opening in response to high demand, especially among youth.
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44% Bias Score

Benin Appoints Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as Cultural Ambassadors
Benin appointed Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as thematic ambassadors to foster ties with African Americans, promoting heritage tourism and following a new citizenship law for descendants of enslaved Africans.

Benin Appoints Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as Cultural Ambassadors
Benin appointed Spike Lee and Tonya Lewis Lee as thematic ambassadors to foster ties with African Americans, promoting heritage tourism and following a new citizenship law for descendants of enslaved Africans.
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52% Bias Score

Gaza Faces Starvation Amidst Restricted Aid Access
Gazans describe facing starvation due to severe food shortages caused by Israeli restrictions on aid access to the besieged Gaza Strip, with widespread malnutrition among children and adults.

Gaza Faces Starvation Amidst Restricted Aid Access
Gazans describe facing starvation due to severe food shortages caused by Israeli restrictions on aid access to the besieged Gaza Strip, with widespread malnutrition among children and adults.
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60% Bias Score

Battle for Sudan's Kordofan Region Intensifies, Causing Hundreds of Civilian Deaths
The Sudanese army and the RSF are battling for control of Kordofan, a strategically vital region due to its oil resources and location, resulting in hundreds of civilian deaths and threatening regional stability.

Battle for Sudan's Kordofan Region Intensifies, Causing Hundreds of Civilian Deaths
The Sudanese army and the RSF are battling for control of Kordofan, a strategically vital region due to its oil resources and location, resulting in hundreds of civilian deaths and threatening regional stability.
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36% Bias Score

Israel Demolishes Thousands of Gaza Buildings, Raising War Crimes Concerns
Israel has demolished thousands of buildings in Gaza since March, leveling entire neighborhoods and displacing tens of thousands, prompting accusations of war crimes due to the scale and nature of the demolitions, which extend beyond previously damaged structures and are justified by Israel as neces...

Israel Demolishes Thousands of Gaza Buildings, Raising War Crimes Concerns
Israel has demolished thousands of buildings in Gaza since March, leveling entire neighborhoods and displacing tens of thousands, prompting accusations of war crimes due to the scale and nature of the demolitions, which extend beyond previously damaged structures and are justified by Israel as neces...
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48% Bias Score
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