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Trump's Swift Deportations Amid Border Crisis
Following a campaign promise, President Trump approved the deportation of over 4,745 migrants within 24 hours of returning to office and authorized 8,000 arrests. This action comes amid a humanitarian crisis at the US-Mexico border, where thousands of migrants face uncertainty and desperation.
Trump's Swift Deportations Amid Border Crisis
Following a campaign promise, President Trump approved the deportation of over 4,745 migrants within 24 hours of returning to office and authorized 8,000 arrests. This action comes amid a humanitarian crisis at the US-Mexico border, where thousands of migrants face uncertainty and desperation.
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48% Bias Score
Lebanon Forms New Government Amidst Post-War Reconstruction
Lebanon formed its first fully functioning government since 2022, led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, following a devastating war with Israel and a US-brokered ceasefire; the EU pledged support for rebuilding state institutions while the US conditioned reconstruction funds on Hezbollah's exclusion.
Lebanon Forms New Government Amidst Post-War Reconstruction
Lebanon formed its first fully functioning government since 2022, led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, following a devastating war with Israel and a US-brokered ceasefire; the EU pledged support for rebuilding state institutions while the US conditioned reconstruction funds on Hezbollah's exclusion.
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36% Bias Score
Hamas and Israel to Exchange Hostages and Prisoners for Fifth Time
Hamas and Israel will exchange hostages and prisoners on Saturday, the fifth such swap since a January 19 ceasefire, releasing three Israeli hostages in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners, including those serving life sentences, as part of a six-week deal to release 33 Israeli hostages for rough...
Hamas and Israel to Exchange Hostages and Prisoners for Fifth Time
Hamas and Israel will exchange hostages and prisoners on Saturday, the fifth such swap since a January 19 ceasefire, releasing three Israeli hostages in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners, including those serving life sentences, as part of a six-week deal to release 33 Israeli hostages for rough...
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40% Bias Score
Slovakia Rocked by Massive Anti-Fico Protests
Massive anti-government protests took place across Slovakia and in 13 other countries, fueled by Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russia policies, including his recent visit to Moscow and statements suggesting a potential exit from the EU and NATO.
Slovakia Rocked by Massive Anti-Fico Protests
Massive anti-government protests took place across Slovakia and in 13 other countries, fueled by Prime Minister Robert Fico's pro-Russia policies, including his recent visit to Moscow and statements suggesting a potential exit from the EU and NATO.
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44% Bias Score
EU Weighs Retaliatory Tariffs and Anti-Coercion Instrument Against Potential US Trade Actions
Faced with potential US tariffs, the EU is considering retaliatory measures, including targeted tariffs on consumer goods and deployment of its anti-coercion instrument; the dispute also involves broader issues of digital regulations and geopolitical concerns.
EU Weighs Retaliatory Tariffs and Anti-Coercion Instrument Against Potential US Trade Actions
Faced with potential US tariffs, the EU is considering retaliatory measures, including targeted tariffs on consumer goods and deployment of its anti-coercion instrument; the dispute also involves broader issues of digital regulations and geopolitical concerns.
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56% Bias Score
DeepSeek's Data Practices Under GDPR Scrutiny
European data protection authorities are investigating the Chinese AI company DeepSeek for potential GDPR violations due to its chatbot R1's data transfer to China; Italy has already blocked the app, citing concerns over data collection and protection.
DeepSeek's Data Practices Under GDPR Scrutiny
European data protection authorities are investigating the Chinese AI company DeepSeek for potential GDPR violations due to its chatbot R1's data transfer to China; Italy has already blocked the app, citing concerns over data collection and protection.
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52% Bias Score
Kosovo Holds Parliamentary Elections Amidst Economic and Ethnic Tensions
Kosovo held parliamentary elections on February 9th, 2024, to elect 120 lawmakers amidst an ailing economy and ethnic tensions; the Self-Determination Movement is projected to lead but needs a coalition, and the outcome will influence relations with Serbia and the EU.
Kosovo Holds Parliamentary Elections Amidst Economic and Ethnic Tensions
Kosovo held parliamentary elections on February 9th, 2024, to elect 120 lawmakers amidst an ailing economy and ethnic tensions; the Self-Determination Movement is projected to lead but needs a coalition, and the outcome will influence relations with Serbia and the EU.
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36% Bias Score
Judge Blocks Musk's DOGE from Accessing Sensitive Treasury Data
A federal judge blocked Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive Treasury Department records containing personal data of millions of Americans following a lawsuit by 19 Democratic attorneys general alleging violations of federal law; the judge ordered the immediate de...
Judge Blocks Musk's DOGE from Accessing Sensitive Treasury Data
A federal judge blocked Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive Treasury Department records containing personal data of millions of Americans following a lawsuit by 19 Democratic attorneys general alleging violations of federal law; the judge ordered the immediate de...
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48% Bias Score
Increased Attacks Near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Raise Safety Concerns
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reported increased attacks around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, raising concerns about nuclear safety; Rosatom blamed Ukraine, but Grossi couldn't determine responsibility, while Likhachev cited risks to other Russian plants.
Increased Attacks Near Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Raise Safety Concerns
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi reported increased attacks around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, raising concerns about nuclear safety; Rosatom blamed Ukraine, but Grossi couldn't determine responsibility, while Likhachev cited risks to other Russian plants.
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44% Bias Score
Far-Right Patriots for Europe Party Unveils Plan to Seize Control of the EU
The far-right Patriots for Europe party held a two-day summit in Madrid, outlining its strategy to overtake mainstream parties within the EU by replicating the success of far-right movements in the US and Latin America, using a "Make Europe Great Again" approach.
Far-Right Patriots for Europe Party Unveils Plan to Seize Control of the EU
The far-right Patriots for Europe party held a two-day summit in Madrid, outlining its strategy to overtake mainstream parties within the EU by replicating the success of far-right movements in the US and Latin America, using a "Make Europe Great Again" approach.
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64% Bias Score
USAID Dismantling: Russia and Belarus Celebrate, Civil Society Groups Fear Impact
The Trump administration plans to drastically cut USAID funding, prompting celebrations from Russia and Belarus but alarm from civil society groups who rely on its support; the move could significantly impact operations of numerous organizations supporting dissidents and independent media.
USAID Dismantling: Russia and Belarus Celebrate, Civil Society Groups Fear Impact
The Trump administration plans to drastically cut USAID funding, prompting celebrations from Russia and Belarus but alarm from civil society groups who rely on its support; the move could significantly impact operations of numerous organizations supporting dissidents and independent media.
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56% Bias Score
EU Court Upholds €320 Million Deduction from Poland's Budget over Judicial Reform
The General Court of the European Union ruled that the European Commission acted lawfully in deducting €320,200,000 from Poland's EU budget due to Poland's non-compliance with rulings on judicial reforms deemed to undermine the separation of powers, rejecting Poland's appeal and upholding the Commis...
EU Court Upholds €320 Million Deduction from Poland's Budget over Judicial Reform
The General Court of the European Union ruled that the European Commission acted lawfully in deducting €320,200,000 from Poland's EU budget due to Poland's non-compliance with rulings on judicial reforms deemed to undermine the separation of powers, rejecting Poland's appeal and upholding the Commis...
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36% Bias Score
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