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At Least 15 Dead in Syria's Suwayda Clashes
Clashes between Sunni tribesmen and Druze fighters in Suwayda, Syria, on July 13, resulted in at least 15 deaths, prompting government intervention and highlighting the ongoing ethno-religious tensions in the country.
At Least 15 Dead in Syria's Suwayda Clashes
Clashes between Sunni tribesmen and Druze fighters in Suwayda, Syria, on July 13, resulted in at least 15 deaths, prompting government intervention and highlighting the ongoing ethno-religious tensions in the country.
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52% Bias Score
30 Killed in Syria Clashes as Government Intervenes
Clashes between Bedouin Sunni tribes and Druze fighters in Sweida, southern Syria, have killed at least 30 people, injuring scores more, prompting government intervention as the country grapples with a fragile post-Assad transition marked by escalating sectarian violence.
30 Killed in Syria Clashes as Government Intervenes
Clashes between Bedouin Sunni tribes and Druze fighters in Sweida, southern Syria, have killed at least 30 people, injuring scores more, prompting government intervention as the country grapples with a fragile post-Assad transition marked by escalating sectarian violence.
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36% Bias Score
Indian Astronaut Returns from Historic ISS Mission
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian to walk on the International Space Station (ISS), concluded his Ax-4 mission on July 15th, 2024, with a splashdown off the coast of California after conducting 60 experiments, including 7 by ISRO, furthering India's ambitious space program.
Indian Astronaut Returns from Historic ISS Mission
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian to walk on the International Space Station (ISS), concluded his Ax-4 mission on July 15th, 2024, with a splashdown off the coast of California after conducting 60 experiments, including 7 by ISRO, furthering India's ambitious space program.
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20% Bias Score
BBC Gaza Documentary Breaches Editorial Guidelines
A BBC Gaza documentary breached editorial guidelines by failing to disclose the narrator's father was a Hamas official; the BBC's review found the production company primarily at fault, but also criticised its own oversight and is implementing corrective measures.
BBC Gaza Documentary Breaches Editorial Guidelines
A BBC Gaza documentary breached editorial guidelines by failing to disclose the narrator's father was a Hamas official; the BBC's review found the production company primarily at fault, but also criticised its own oversight and is implementing corrective measures.
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20% Bias Score
Buhari to be buried in Daura on Tuesday
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, 82, died in a London clinic on Sunday and will be buried in his hometown of Daura, Katsina state, on Tuesday following a delay to allow more people to attend.
Buhari to be buried in Daura on Tuesday
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, 82, died in a London clinic on Sunday and will be buried in his hometown of Daura, Katsina state, on Tuesday following a delay to allow more people to attend.
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32% Bias Score
UK Resumes Syrian Asylum Claim Processing After Seven-Month Pause
The UK has resumed processing Syrian asylum claims after a seven-month pause caused by the fall of the Assad regime and rise of HTS, impacting over 7,000 asylum seekers and prompting updated government guidelines for assessing individual cases.
UK Resumes Syrian Asylum Claim Processing After Seven-Month Pause
The UK has resumed processing Syrian asylum claims after a seven-month pause caused by the fall of the Assad regime and rise of HTS, impacting over 7,000 asylum seekers and prompting updated government guidelines for assessing individual cases.
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40% Bias Score
Sinner Defeats Alcaraz to Win Wimbledon
Jannik Sinner defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon final on July 15th, 2024, winning his first Wimbledon title and overcoming a previous loss to Alcaraz in the French Open final where he had three championship points; this win also marked the end of a five-match losing streak against his rival.
Sinner Defeats Alcaraz to Win Wimbledon
Jannik Sinner defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the Wimbledon final on July 15th, 2024, winning his first Wimbledon title and overcoming a previous loss to Alcaraz in the French Open final where he had three championship points; this win also marked the end of a five-match losing streak against his rival.
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40% Bias Score
AI's Growing Thirst: Exacerbating Global Water Scarcity
AI's massive water consumption for data center cooling and electricity generation exacerbates global water scarcity; a study projects AI's annual water use could surpass Denmark's by 2027, highlighting the need for sustainable practices.
AI's Growing Thirst: Exacerbating Global Water Scarcity
AI's massive water consumption for data center cooling and electricity generation exacerbates global water scarcity; a study projects AI's annual water use could surpass Denmark's by 2027, highlighting the need for sustainable practices.
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44% Bias Score
Fifpro Condemns FIFA's Club World Cup as a 'Fiction,' Citing Player Welfare Concerns
Fifpro President Sergio Marchi condemned FIFA's Club World Cup as a "fiction," criticizing its prioritization of revenue over player welfare and citing FIFA's exclusion of Fifpro from key player welfare meetings; this follows a previous legal complaint by Fifpro against FIFA over player scheduling.
Fifpro Condemns FIFA's Club World Cup as a 'Fiction,' Citing Player Welfare Concerns
Fifpro President Sergio Marchi condemned FIFA's Club World Cup as a "fiction," criticizing its prioritization of revenue over player welfare and citing FIFA's exclusion of Fifpro from key player welfare meetings; this follows a previous legal complaint by Fifpro against FIFA over player scheduling.
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56% Bias Score
Woman Arrested at Gatwick Airport in Connection with Nigerian Baby Trafficking Ring
A Nigerian woman living in the UK was arrested at Gatwick Airport with a baby girl who was not biologically hers, highlighting a concerning trend of infants being illegally trafficked into the UK from Nigeria, potentially from "baby factories.
Woman Arrested at Gatwick Airport in Connection with Nigerian Baby Trafficking Ring
A Nigerian woman living in the UK was arrested at Gatwick Airport with a baby girl who was not biologically hers, highlighting a concerning trend of infants being illegally trafficked into the UK from Nigeria, potentially from "baby factories.
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64% Bias Score
Trump Presents Medal to Iranian Referee at Club World Cup Final, Sparking Controversy
Iranian referee Alireza Faghani, now representing Australia, received a medal from Donald Trump at the Club World Cup final in New Jersey, sparking controversy in Iran and surprise among Chelsea players due to Trump's extended presence on the victory stage, despite Faghani's prior removal from Iran'...
Trump Presents Medal to Iranian Referee at Club World Cup Final, Sparking Controversy
Iranian referee Alireza Faghani, now representing Australia, received a medal from Donald Trump at the Club World Cup final in New Jersey, sparking controversy in Iran and surprise among Chelsea players due to Trump's extended presence on the victory stage, despite Faghani's prior removal from Iran'...
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56% Bias Score
North Korea's New Resort Opens to Russian Tourists Amidst Human Rights Concerns
North Korea's new Wonsan Kalma resort, opened this month, welcomed its first Russian tourists after a rushed construction process raising human rights concerns; its future success is uncertain despite Kim Jong Un's claims of world-class status.
North Korea's New Resort Opens to Russian Tourists Amidst Human Rights Concerns
North Korea's new Wonsan Kalma resort, opened this month, welcomed its first Russian tourists after a rushed construction process raising human rights concerns; its future success is uncertain despite Kim Jong Un's claims of world-class status.
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56% Bias Score
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