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Anti-Police Posters Condemned in Northern Ireland
Anti-police posters, mimicking PSNI recruitment ads, appeared in Lurgan and Belfast ahead of a community engagement event, prompting widespread condemnation from politicians and community leaders, while the PSNI's recent recruitment drive saw 4,822 applications.
Anti-Police Posters Condemned in Northern Ireland
Anti-police posters, mimicking PSNI recruitment ads, appeared in Lurgan and Belfast ahead of a community engagement event, prompting widespread condemnation from politicians and community leaders, while the PSNI's recent recruitment drive saw 4,822 applications.
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48% Bias Score
Ukraine Boycotts US-Russia Peace Talks in Riyadh
On February 16th, 2025, Ukraine refused an invitation to US-Russia mediated talks in Riyadh to end the war; high-level US officials are attending, while EU leaders will hold an emergency summit in response, and the UK is prepared to send troops to Ukraine if a peace agreement is reached.
Ukraine Boycotts US-Russia Peace Talks in Riyadh
On February 16th, 2025, Ukraine refused an invitation to US-Russia mediated talks in Riyadh to end the war; high-level US officials are attending, while EU leaders will hold an emergency summit in response, and the UK is prepared to send troops to Ukraine if a peace agreement is reached.
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36% Bias Score
Europe Seeks United Front Amidst US-Russia Ukraine Talks Exclusion
Faced with exclusion from US-Russia talks on Ukraine, European leaders met in Paris on Monday to discuss increasing defense spending and potentially sending troops to Ukraine post-ceasefire, aiming to strengthen their position in future negotiations and counter a perceived shift in US security prior...
Europe Seeks United Front Amidst US-Russia Ukraine Talks Exclusion
Faced with exclusion from US-Russia talks on Ukraine, European leaders met in Paris on Monday to discuss increasing defense spending and potentially sending troops to Ukraine post-ceasefire, aiming to strengthen their position in future negotiations and counter a perceived shift in US security prior...
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36% Bias Score
UK MoD Rejected 2,000 Afghan Commando Resettlement Applications Amid War Crimes Inquiry
The UK MoD rejected over 2,000 resettlement applications from Afghan commandos—the Triples—who supported British Special Forces in Afghanistan, sparking controversy amid a war crimes inquiry and raising concerns about obstruction of justice and potential breaches of UK human rights law.
UK MoD Rejected 2,000 Afghan Commando Resettlement Applications Amid War Crimes Inquiry
The UK MoD rejected over 2,000 resettlement applications from Afghan commandos—the Triples—who supported British Special Forces in Afghanistan, sparking controversy amid a war crimes inquiry and raising concerns about obstruction of justice and potential breaches of UK human rights law.
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40% Bias Score
US Removes Statement Opposing Taiwan Independence, Sparking China's Ire
The US State Department removed a statement from its website that it does not support Taiwan independence, prompting a strong rebuke from China which considers Taiwan a breakaway province. The US insists it remains committed to the "One China" policy but will support Taiwan's membership in internati...
US Removes Statement Opposing Taiwan Independence, Sparking China's Ire
The US State Department removed a statement from its website that it does not support Taiwan independence, prompting a strong rebuke from China which considers Taiwan a breakaway province. The US insists it remains committed to the "One China" policy but will support Taiwan's membership in internati...
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36% Bias Score
UK's New Refugee Citizenship Policy Sparks Integration Concerns
The UK government's new policy, effective February 10th, 2024, denies citizenship to refugees entering illegally, sparking concerns about social division and integration challenges from faith leaders, charities, and unions, including Unison's £1.49m donation to Labour.
UK's New Refugee Citizenship Policy Sparks Integration Concerns
The UK government's new policy, effective February 10th, 2024, denies citizenship to refugees entering illegally, sparking concerns about social division and integration challenges from faith leaders, charities, and unions, including Unison's £1.49m donation to Labour.
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56% Bias Score
Still Game Actor Jimmy Martin Dies at 93
Scottish actor Jimmy Martin, famed for his role as "Auld" Eric in the long-running BBC sitcom Still Game, passed away at age 93; his memorable performances brought joy to fans and colleagues alike.
Still Game Actor Jimmy Martin Dies at 93
Scottish actor Jimmy Martin, famed for his role as "Auld" Eric in the long-running BBC sitcom Still Game, passed away at age 93; his memorable performances brought joy to fans and colleagues alike.
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16% Bias Score
M23 Captures Bukavu, DRC: Rwanda Defies Ceasefire Calls
The M23 rebel group, backed by Rwanda, captured Bukavu, DRC's second-largest city, on Sunday, despite international calls for a ceasefire. This follows the recent capture of Goma, raising concerns about a wider regional conflict and prompting accusations of Rwandan aggression.
M23 Captures Bukavu, DRC: Rwanda Defies Ceasefire Calls
The M23 rebel group, backed by Rwanda, captured Bukavu, DRC's second-largest city, on Sunday, despite international calls for a ceasefire. This follows the recent capture of Goma, raising concerns about a wider regional conflict and prompting accusations of Rwandan aggression.
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56% Bias Score
UK to Potentially Deploy Troops to Ukraine Amid US-Russia Peace Talks
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced the potential deployment of British troops to Ukraine to bolster its security as part of a peace agreement, amid concerns about the exclusion of European nations from US-Russia peace talks.
UK to Potentially Deploy Troops to Ukraine Amid US-Russia Peace Talks
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer announced the potential deployment of British troops to Ukraine to bolster its security as part of a peace agreement, amid concerns about the exclusion of European nations from US-Russia peace talks.
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44% Bias Score
Gabbard Confirmed as US Director of National Intelligence Amidst Controversy
The US Senate confirmed Tulsi Gabbard, a former congresswoman known for her criticism of US foreign policy and meetings with Bashar al-Assad, as the Director of National Intelligence, raising concerns among experts about potential impacts on intelligence gathering and foreign relations.
Gabbard Confirmed as US Director of National Intelligence Amidst Controversy
The US Senate confirmed Tulsi Gabbard, a former congresswoman known for her criticism of US foreign policy and meetings with Bashar al-Assad, as the Director of National Intelligence, raising concerns among experts about potential impacts on intelligence gathering and foreign relations.
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44% Bias Score
Europe Responds to Trump's Ukraine Policy: Emergency Security Summit in Paris
Facing exclusion from US-Russia talks on Ukraine, European leaders are holding an emergency security meeting in Paris to coordinate a response, including potential troop deployments and increased defense spending, to counter the Trump administration's unpredictable foreign policy.
Europe Responds to Trump's Ukraine Policy: Emergency Security Summit in Paris
Facing exclusion from US-Russia talks on Ukraine, European leaders are holding an emergency security meeting in Paris to coordinate a response, including potential troop deployments and increased defense spending, to counter the Trump administration's unpredictable foreign policy.
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36% Bias Score
First Stinger Missile Launch in Afghanistan: A Turning Point in the Soviet-Afghan War
In August 1986, a group of Afghan mujahideen, trained by Pakistanis and monitored by the US, used Stinger missiles for the first time against Soviet helicopters near Jalalabad, Afghanistan, resulting in three destroyed helicopters and marking a turning point in the war.
First Stinger Missile Launch in Afghanistan: A Turning Point in the Soviet-Afghan War
In August 1986, a group of Afghan mujahideen, trained by Pakistanis and monitored by the US, used Stinger missiles for the first time against Soviet helicopters near Jalalabad, Afghanistan, resulting in three destroyed helicopters and marking a turning point in the war.
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44% Bias Score
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