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Ecuador Extradites Gang Leader to U.S., Setting Legal Precedent
Ecuador will extradite José Adolfo Macías Villamar, leader of the Los Choneros gang, to the U.S. to face seven charges, including drug trafficking and weapons use; his escape from prison in January 2024 triggered a major security crisis in Ecuador.
Ecuador Extradites Gang Leader to U.S., Setting Legal Precedent
Ecuador will extradite José Adolfo Macías Villamar, leader of the Los Choneros gang, to the U.S. to face seven charges, including drug trafficking and weapons use; his escape from prison in January 2024 triggered a major security crisis in Ecuador.
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36% Bias Score
Gaza Conflict: 28 Children Die Daily, 17,000 Dead in 21 Months
In the Gaza conflict, an average of 28 children die daily; over 17,000 children have died in the past 21 months, according to UNICEF, with thousands more injured, raising serious concerns about the rules of engagement and humanitarian aid in the region.
Gaza Conflict: 28 Children Die Daily, 17,000 Dead in 21 Months
In the Gaza conflict, an average of 28 children die daily; over 17,000 children have died in the past 21 months, according to UNICEF, with thousands more injured, raising serious concerns about the rules of engagement and humanitarian aid in the region.
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48% Bias Score
Italy Expands Surrogacy Ban, Sparking LGBTQ+ Rights Debate
Italy recently expanded its 2004 ban on surrogacy to include citizens seeking the procedure abroad, facing penalties of up to two years imprisonment and a €1 million fine; critics argue this disproportionately affects same-sex couples due to existing legal restrictions on marriage and adoption.
Italy Expands Surrogacy Ban, Sparking LGBTQ+ Rights Debate
Italy recently expanded its 2004 ban on surrogacy to include citizens seeking the procedure abroad, facing penalties of up to two years imprisonment and a €1 million fine; critics argue this disproportionately affects same-sex couples due to existing legal restrictions on marriage and adoption.
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UK Measles Death Spurs Vaccination Urgency Amid Rising Cases
Following a measles-related child death in the UK, health officials are urging vaccination amid rising cases tied to lower immunization rates; the UK recorded over 500 cases in 2024, mostly among children under 10, after over 2,900 cases in 2023.
UK Measles Death Spurs Vaccination Urgency Amid Rising Cases
Following a measles-related child death in the UK, health officials are urging vaccination amid rising cases tied to lower immunization rates; the UK recorded over 500 cases in 2024, mostly among children under 10, after over 2,900 cases in 2023.
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EU Fails to Sanction Israel Despite Documented Human Rights Violations in Gaza
The Palestinian Authority strongly condemned the European Union's failure to sanction Israel for 38 documented human rights violations in Gaza and the West Bank, despite an EU report detailing these infractions and a recent agreement to increase humanitarian aid, which has not prevented civilian dea...
EU Fails to Sanction Israel Despite Documented Human Rights Violations in Gaza
The Palestinian Authority strongly condemned the European Union's failure to sanction Israel for 38 documented human rights violations in Gaza and the West Bank, despite an EU report detailing these infractions and a recent agreement to increase humanitarian aid, which has not prevented civilian dea...
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Surge in Israeli Soldier Suicides Highlights Military Crisis
At least 44 Israeli soldiers have died by suicide since the October 2023 Gaza war, highlighting a mental health crisis exacerbated by personnel shortages and a national debate over military exemptions for Haredi Jews; 15 soldiers have died by suicide since the beginning of 2025, compared to 21 in al...
Surge in Israeli Soldier Suicides Highlights Military Crisis
At least 44 Israeli soldiers have died by suicide since the October 2023 Gaza war, highlighting a mental health crisis exacerbated by personnel shortages and a national debate over military exemptions for Haredi Jews; 15 soldiers have died by suicide since the beginning of 2025, compared to 21 in al...
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EU Member States Poised to Approve AI Code of Conduct Ahead of AI Act Enforcement
The EU member states might formally approve the AI Code of Conduct on July 22, allowing AI providers to adhere to it before the EU AI Act's August 2nd enforcement. This voluntary code, created by experts, aims to help companies comply with the Act, offering legal certainty to subscribers but potenti...
EU Member States Poised to Approve AI Code of Conduct Ahead of AI Act Enforcement
The EU member states might formally approve the AI Code of Conduct on July 22, allowing AI providers to adhere to it before the EU AI Act's August 2nd enforcement. This voluntary code, created by experts, aims to help companies comply with the Act, offering legal certainty to subscribers but potenti...
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EU to Develop National Age-Verification App for Online Child Safety
Five EU countries are collaborating on a national age-verification app to protect minors from harmful online content, addressing inconsistencies in current regulations and aiming for integration with digital identity wallets.
EU to Develop National Age-Verification App for Online Child Safety
Five EU countries are collaborating on a national age-verification app to protect minors from harmful online content, addressing inconsistencies in current regulations and aiming for integration with digital identity wallets.
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Southern Europe's High Air Conditioning Consumption Amidst Heatwave
During a European heatwave, Italy leads the EU in air conditioning electricity consumption (23,000 terajoules of 60,000 total), followed by Greece (8,000 terajoules), due to extreme heat, aging populations, and high temperatures (48°C in Italy, 46.6°C in Portugal, 46°C in Spain, and 43.2°C in Greece...
Southern Europe's High Air Conditioning Consumption Amidst Heatwave
During a European heatwave, Italy leads the EU in air conditioning electricity consumption (23,000 terajoules of 60,000 total), followed by Greece (8,000 terajoules), due to extreme heat, aging populations, and high temperatures (48°C in Italy, 46.6°C in Portugal, 46°C in Spain, and 43.2°C in Greece...
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EU to Monitor Israel's Gaza Aid Implementation, Maintaining Sanctions Options
Following an EU-Israel agreement to improve aid flow into Gaza, the EU will monitor Israel's implementation and maintain 10 options, including suspending visa-free travel and blocking imports from Jewish settlements, if Israel fails to meet its commitments; some member states expressed frustration w...
EU to Monitor Israel's Gaza Aid Implementation, Maintaining Sanctions Options
Following an EU-Israel agreement to improve aid flow into Gaza, the EU will monitor Israel's implementation and maintain 10 options, including suspending visa-free travel and blocking imports from Jewish settlements, if Israel fails to meet its commitments; some member states expressed frustration w...
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Torre Pacheco: Five Nights of Unrest Amidst Xenophobic Protests
Following the assault of a 68-year-old man, Torre Pacheco, Murcia, Spain, has seen five consecutive nights of unauthorized protests fueled by online xenophobia. Around 100 people gathered nightly, resulting in 13 arrests and attacks on journalists. Authorities increased security measures.
Torre Pacheco: Five Nights of Unrest Amidst Xenophobic Protests
Following the assault of a 68-year-old man, Torre Pacheco, Murcia, Spain, has seen five consecutive nights of unauthorized protests fueled by online xenophobia. Around 100 people gathered nightly, resulting in 13 arrests and attacks on journalists. Authorities increased security measures.
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44% Bias Score
EU Issues New Guidelines to Protect Children Online
The European Commission introduced new guidelines for online platforms to safeguard children, mandating default privacy for children's accounts and prohibiting features that encourage excessive use, following investigations into Meta's platforms and calls from several EU nations for age restrictions...
EU Issues New Guidelines to Protect Children Online
The European Commission introduced new guidelines for online platforms to safeguard children, mandating default privacy for children's accounts and prohibiting features that encourage excessive use, following investigations into Meta's platforms and calls from several EU nations for age restrictions...
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40% Bias Score
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