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Syria Mass Graves: Identification Center Faces Challenges
A newly opened center in Syria is analyzing bones from mass graves, aiming to identify victims of the Assad regime; however, limited resources and sanctions hinder the process, potentially taking years.
Syria Mass Graves: Identification Center Faces Challenges
A newly opened center in Syria is analyzing bones from mass graves, aiming to identify victims of the Assad regime; however, limited resources and sanctions hinder the process, potentially taking years.
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48% Bias Score
Belarus: Activist Faces Charges, Another Possibly Abducted
In Belarus, 78-year-old opposition activist Nina Baginskaya faces criminal charges for repeated protest violations, while another activist, Angelika Melnikova, may have been lured back to Belarus from London, raising concerns about the regime's reach and human rights.
Belarus: Activist Faces Charges, Another Possibly Abducted
In Belarus, 78-year-old opposition activist Nina Baginskaya faces criminal charges for repeated protest violations, while another activist, Angelika Melnikova, may have been lured back to Belarus from London, raising concerns about the regime's reach and human rights.
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36% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Drone Conflict Highlights Military Imbalance
Following Indian airstrikes in Pakistan, Pakistan claimed to have shot down 25 Indian drones; India's military is far larger and better equipped than Pakistan's, possessing significantly more tanks, aircraft, and naval vessels, as well as a more advanced missile program, although both countries poss...
India-Pakistan Drone Conflict Highlights Military Imbalance
Following Indian airstrikes in Pakistan, Pakistan claimed to have shot down 25 Indian drones; India's military is far larger and better equipped than Pakistan's, possessing significantly more tanks, aircraft, and naval vessels, as well as a more advanced missile program, although both countries poss...
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40% Bias Score
Philippine Elections to Determine Fate of Vice President Sara Duterte
The upcoming Philippine elections on Monday will indirectly but significantly impact Vice President Sara Duterte's political future, as her impeachment trial's success hinges on the Senate's composition following the election.
Philippine Elections to Determine Fate of Vice President Sara Duterte
The upcoming Philippine elections on Monday will indirectly but significantly impact Vice President Sara Duterte's political future, as her impeachment trial's success hinges on the Senate's composition following the election.
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60% Bias Score
Camogie Skort Rule Sparks Sexism Debate, Vote Scheduled
The Camogie Association is holding a Special Congress on May 22 to decide if players can choose between wearing shorts or skorts, following player protests citing discomfort and sexism; a recent survey indicated 70% of players experienced discomfort, and 83% desired a choice.
Camogie Skort Rule Sparks Sexism Debate, Vote Scheduled
The Camogie Association is holding a Special Congress on May 22 to decide if players can choose between wearing shorts or skorts, following player protests citing discomfort and sexism; a recent survey indicated 70% of players experienced discomfort, and 83% desired a choice.
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60% Bias Score
Scotland's Corroboration Law Change Impacts Child Sexual Abuse Cases
Emma Bryson, abused at age 10, was denied justice due to Scotland's corroboration law, but a recent legal change means her case would now proceed; this highlights the law's impact on sexual abuse prosecutions.
Scotland's Corroboration Law Change Impacts Child Sexual Abuse Cases
Emma Bryson, abused at age 10, was denied justice due to Scotland's corroboration law, but a recent legal change means her case would now proceed; this highlights the law's impact on sexual abuse prosecutions.
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36% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Drone War: A Dangerous New Phase in South Asia"
India and Pakistan engaged in a drone war, with accusations of cross-border attacks and retaliatory measures using drones and missiles, marking a dangerous escalation in their conflict.
India-Pakistan Drone War: A Dangerous New Phase in South Asia"
India and Pakistan engaged in a drone war, with accusations of cross-border attacks and retaliatory measures using drones and missiles, marking a dangerous escalation in their conflict.
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44% Bias Score
India-Pakistan Military Buildup: A Comparative Analysis
Following recent cross-border drone attacks, India and Pakistan's military capabilities are compared, revealing India's numerical superiority in drones, tanks, and naval vessels, while Pakistan boasts battle-tested drones and a comparable nuclear arsenal, highlighting the volatile regional situation...
India-Pakistan Military Buildup: A Comparative Analysis
Following recent cross-border drone attacks, India and Pakistan's military capabilities are compared, revealing India's numerical superiority in drones, tanks, and naval vessels, while Pakistan boasts battle-tested drones and a comparable nuclear arsenal, highlighting the volatile regional situation...
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36% Bias Score
Muted Ukraine Mention Marks Russia's 2025 Victory Day Parade
Russia held its fourth Victory Day parade in Moscow on May 9th, 2025, with participation from 13 countries and a speech by President Putin that briefly mentioned the war in Ukraine, highlighting Russia's historical role and national interests while showcasing a mix of military hardware, including ne...
Muted Ukraine Mention Marks Russia's 2025 Victory Day Parade
Russia held its fourth Victory Day parade in Moscow on May 9th, 2025, with participation from 13 countries and a speech by President Putin that briefly mentioned the war in Ukraine, highlighting Russia's historical role and national interests while showcasing a mix of military hardware, including ne...
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36% Bias Score
ONS Head Resigns Amidst Data Quality Crisis
Sir Ian Diamond, head of the UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS), resigned due to health concerns amid a crisis of confidence in the ONS's data quality, following a critical report highlighting issues with the Labour Force Survey and other key surveys, impacting government and business decisio...
ONS Head Resigns Amidst Data Quality Crisis
Sir Ian Diamond, head of the UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS), resigned due to health concerns amid a crisis of confidence in the ONS's data quality, following a critical report highlighting issues with the Labour Force Survey and other key surveys, impacting government and business decisio...
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44% Bias Score
Wales Faces Record Litter Crisis Amid Budget Cuts and Increased Packaging
A Keep Wales Tidy report reveals the worst street cleanliness in 17 years due to increased food packaging and budget cuts, with over 35% of urban areas exhibiting unacceptable litter levels and a 286% rise in the dirtiest streets, costing councils over £64 million.
Wales Faces Record Litter Crisis Amid Budget Cuts and Increased Packaging
A Keep Wales Tidy report reveals the worst street cleanliness in 17 years due to increased food packaging and budget cuts, with over 35% of urban areas exhibiting unacceptable litter levels and a 286% rise in the dirtiest streets, costing councils over £64 million.
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52% Bias Score
£5m Cross-Border Project to Save Red Squirrels
A nearly £5 million cross-border project aims to save red squirrels in northern England and southern Scotland by controlling grey squirrel populations, restoring habitats, and engaging communities over five years, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
£5m Cross-Border Project to Save Red Squirrels
A nearly £5 million cross-border project aims to save red squirrels in northern England and southern Scotland by controlling grey squirrel populations, restoring habitats, and engaging communities over five years, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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28% Bias Score
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