Milanović Wins Second Term as Croatian President
In Croatia's presidential runoff, Zoran Milanović won a second term with roughly 75% of the vote against Dragan Primorac, highlighting deep political divisions over foreign policy, especially concerning support for Ukraine.
Milanović Wins Second Term as Croatian President
In Croatia's presidential runoff, Zoran Milanović won a second term with roughly 75% of the vote against Dragan Primorac, highlighting deep political divisions over foreign policy, especially concerning support for Ukraine.
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52% Bias Score
Historians Debunk AfD Candidate's Claim that Hitler Was a Communist
Alice Weidel, an AfD candidate, falsely claimed Adolf Hitler was a communist, a statement refuted by historians who cite Hitler's anti-communist actions and capitalist economic policies. This misinformation is spreading online despite being historically inaccurate and trivializing Nazi atrocities.
Historians Debunk AfD Candidate's Claim that Hitler Was a Communist
Alice Weidel, an AfD candidate, falsely claimed Adolf Hitler was a communist, a statement refuted by historians who cite Hitler's anti-communist actions and capitalist economic policies. This misinformation is spreading online despite being historically inaccurate and trivializing Nazi atrocities.
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12% Bias Score
Record Drug Seizures Expose India's Escalating Drug Crisis
In 2024, India experienced record drug seizures totaling over \$1 billion, with over 768 kg of cocaine confiscated in October alone, along with significant amounts of other drugs; the involvement of international cartels, sophisticated smuggling methods, and a rise in domestic consumption, particula...
Record Drug Seizures Expose India's Escalating Drug Crisis
In 2024, India experienced record drug seizures totaling over \$1 billion, with over 768 kg of cocaine confiscated in October alone, along with significant amounts of other drugs; the involvement of international cartels, sophisticated smuggling methods, and a rise in domestic consumption, particula...
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24% Bias Score
German Priest's Escape to Brazil Exposes Catholic Church's Systemic Abuse Cover-Up
German priest Josef Ludwig Zottmann, wanted in 1969 for allegedly sexually abusing five girls, fled to Brazil where high-ranking church officials helped him evade justice and secretly funded his stay until the statute of limitations expired; similar cases in other German dioceses reveal systemic pat...
German Priest's Escape to Brazil Exposes Catholic Church's Systemic Abuse Cover-Up
German priest Josef Ludwig Zottmann, wanted in 1969 for allegedly sexually abusing five girls, fled to Brazil where high-ranking church officials helped him evade justice and secretly funded his stay until the statute of limitations expired; similar cases in other German dioceses reveal systemic pat...
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40% Bias Score
Zelenskyy Urges Allies to Deliver on Arms Promises Amidst Intensified Russian Attacks
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized unfulfilled arms supply promises amid Russia's intensified attacks this week, while German officials debate additional military aid for Ukraine beyond the planned €4 billion for 2025, with disagreements between the foreign and defense ministries and the chanc...
Zelenskyy Urges Allies to Deliver on Arms Promises Amidst Intensified Russian Attacks
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized unfulfilled arms supply promises amid Russia's intensified attacks this week, while German officials debate additional military aid for Ukraine beyond the planned €4 billion for 2025, with disagreements between the foreign and defense ministries and the chanc...
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40% Bias Score
Scholz to Run Again for German Chancellor Despite Low Approval Ratings
Despite his low approval ratings and the collapse of his coalition government, Olaf Scholz will again run for German chancellor for the SPD in the February 23rd snap election, a decision that highlights his pragmatic approach and resilience amidst multiple crises.
Scholz to Run Again for German Chancellor Despite Low Approval Ratings
Despite his low approval ratings and the collapse of his coalition government, Olaf Scholz will again run for German chancellor for the SPD in the February 23rd snap election, a decision that highlights his pragmatic approach and resilience amidst multiple crises.
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32% Bias Score
Venezuela Reopens Borders After Closure Caused \$3.5 Million Daily Loss
Venezuela reopened its borders with Brazil and Colombia on January 13, 2025, three days after Nicolás Maduro's inauguration, following a closure due to an alleged international conspiracy that caused an estimated daily loss of \$3.5 million.
Venezuela Reopens Borders After Closure Caused \$3.5 Million Daily Loss
Venezuela reopened its borders with Brazil and Colombia on January 13, 2025, three days after Nicolás Maduro's inauguration, following a closure due to an alleged international conspiracy that caused an estimated daily loss of \$3.5 million.
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52% Bias Score
EU Warns Musk Against German Election Interference
European Commission Vice-President Vera Jourova warned Elon Musk against interfering in the German Bundestag elections, citing concerns about his conversation with AfD candidate Alice Weidel and potential violations of the EU's Digital Services Act. The EC is monitoring the situation and pursuing a ...
EU Warns Musk Against German Election Interference
European Commission Vice-President Vera Jourova warned Elon Musk against interfering in the German Bundestag elections, citing concerns about his conversation with AfD candidate Alice Weidel and potential violations of the EU's Digital Services Act. The EC is monitoring the situation and pursuing a ...
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44% Bias Score
Two More Dead Hostages Found in Gaza, Raising Stakes of Israel-Hamas Negotiations
On January 8th, 2025, Israel found two more dead hostages, one on the Hamas list of those to be released in exchange for a ceasefire and the release of Palestinian prisoners, adding urgency to stalled negotiations and highlighting the human cost of the conflict.
Two More Dead Hostages Found in Gaza, Raising Stakes of Israel-Hamas Negotiations
On January 8th, 2025, Israel found two more dead hostages, one on the Hamas list of those to be released in exchange for a ceasefire and the release of Palestinian prisoners, adding urgency to stalled negotiations and highlighting the human cost of the conflict.
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64% Bias Score
Ukraine Captures North Korean Soldiers in Russia
On January 9th, 2024, Ukrainian forces captured two wounded North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region, providing concrete evidence of North Korean military involvement in the Ukraine conflict and escalating international tensions.
Ukraine Captures North Korean Soldiers in Russia
On January 9th, 2024, Ukrainian forces captured two wounded North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region, providing concrete evidence of North Korean military involvement in the Ukraine conflict and escalating international tensions.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Re-election Ends Federal Cases Against Him: Smith Resigns"
Following the election of Donald Trump, Special Counsel Jack Smith resigned from the Department of Justice, leaving two ongoing federal cases against Trump effectively concluded due to a longstanding practice of not prosecuting sitting presidents, but a report on election interference is expected to...
Trump's Re-election Ends Federal Cases Against Him: Smith Resigns"
Following the election of Donald Trump, Special Counsel Jack Smith resigned from the Department of Justice, leaving two ongoing federal cases against Trump effectively concluded due to a longstanding practice of not prosecuting sitting presidents, but a report on election interference is expected to...
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56% Bias Score
Germany's Snap Election: CDU Leads, AfD Rises
Germany holds snap national elections on February 23rd after Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition collapsed; the CDU leads in polls at 30%, followed by the AfD at 22%, and the SPD at 16%, with the AfD's platform advocating mass deportations of migrants.
Germany's Snap Election: CDU Leads, AfD Rises
Germany holds snap national elections on February 23rd after Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition collapsed; the CDU leads in polls at 30%, followed by the AfD at 22%, and the SPD at 16%, with the AfD's platform advocating mass deportations of migrants.
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28% Bias Score