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Mexico City Bans Bullfighting, Sparking Outrage and Celebration
Mexico City banned bullfighting on Tuesday, prohibiting the killing of bulls and sharp objects, sparking protests from supporters but celebrations from animal rights advocates; the law limits bulls' arena time, aiming for a compromise in a decades-long debate.
Mexico City Bans Bullfighting, Sparking Outrage and Celebration
Mexico City banned bullfighting on Tuesday, prohibiting the killing of bulls and sharp objects, sparking protests from supporters but celebrations from animal rights advocates; the law limits bulls' arena time, aiming for a compromise in a decades-long debate.
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Coventry Elected First Female, African IOC President
Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwean sports minister and two-time Olympic swimming gold medalist, was elected as the first female and African president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Thursday, defeating six other candidates in a surprising first-ballot victory, starting an eight-year term in...
Coventry Elected First Female, African IOC President
Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwean sports minister and two-time Olympic swimming gold medalist, was elected as the first female and African president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Thursday, defeating six other candidates in a surprising first-ballot victory, starting an eight-year term in...
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Europe Rejects Russia's Ceasefire Demand, Increasing Ukraine Conflict
European leaders rejected Russia's demand to halt military aid to Ukraine, jeopardizing a month-long ceasefire proposed by the US and supported by Ukraine. Russia's subsequent drone attacks on Ukraine further diminished hopes for a truce.
Europe Rejects Russia's Ceasefire Demand, Increasing Ukraine Conflict
European leaders rejected Russia's demand to halt military aid to Ukraine, jeopardizing a month-long ceasefire proposed by the US and supported by Ukraine. Russia's subsequent drone attacks on Ukraine further diminished hopes for a truce.
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Climate Change Fuels Mental Health Crisis Among Madagascar Adolescents
A study in Southern Madagascar found that climate change severely impacts adolescents' mental health, with high rates of anxiety and depression due to food insecurity, displacement, and uncertainty about the future, prompting calls for integrating mental health support into climate adaptation effort...
Climate Change Fuels Mental Health Crisis Among Madagascar Adolescents
A study in Southern Madagascar found that climate change severely impacts adolescents' mental health, with high rates of anxiety and depression due to food insecurity, displacement, and uncertainty about the future, prompting calls for integrating mental health support into climate adaptation effort...
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Israel Launches Extensive Attacks on Gaza, Killing Hundreds
Early Tuesday, Israel launched "extensive attacks" on Gaza, killing at least 330 Palestinians and injuring hundreds more, following failed negotiations to extend a ceasefire and Hamas' refusal to release Israeli hostages. Israel stated it targeted Hamas "terrorist objectives.
Israel Launches Extensive Attacks on Gaza, Killing Hundreds
Early Tuesday, Israel launched "extensive attacks" on Gaza, killing at least 330 Palestinians and injuring hundreds more, following failed negotiations to extend a ceasefire and Hamas' refusal to release Israeli hostages. Israel stated it targeted Hamas "terrorist objectives.
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EU Imposes Tariffs on Russian Agri-Products to Reduce Dependence, Raising Farmer Concerns
The EU imposed additional tariffs on Russian and Belarusian agricultural products, including fertilizers, to reduce dependence and strengthen food security, but this move worries farmers due to increased costs and reliance on Russian fertilizers comprising 25 percent of EU imports.
EU Imposes Tariffs on Russian Agri-Products to Reduce Dependence, Raising Farmer Concerns
The EU imposed additional tariffs on Russian and Belarusian agricultural products, including fertilizers, to reduce dependence and strengthen food security, but this move worries farmers due to increased costs and reliance on Russian fertilizers comprising 25 percent of EU imports.
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İmamoğlu Arrest Sparks Protests, Raising Concerns About Turkish Democracy
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's arrest on Wednesday for alleged corruption and support for the PKK triggered large-scale protests, over 100 arrests, and a four-day protest ban, prompting international condemnation and raising concerns about Turkey's democratic trajectory.
İmamoğlu Arrest Sparks Protests, Raising Concerns About Turkish Democracy
Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu's arrest on Wednesday for alleged corruption and support for the PKK triggered large-scale protests, over 100 arrests, and a four-day protest ban, prompting international condemnation and raising concerns about Turkey's democratic trajectory.
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Conflicting Reports on Ukrainian Troop Encirclement in Kursk
Despite claims by Presidents Trump and Putin that thousands of Ukrainian troops were encircled near Kursk, Ukrainian authorities and the Institute for the Study of War deny this, stating the retreat is part of a strategic withdrawal; Russia is intensifying its offensive in Zaporizhzhia, potentially ...
Conflicting Reports on Ukrainian Troop Encirclement in Kursk
Despite claims by Presidents Trump and Putin that thousands of Ukrainian troops were encircled near Kursk, Ukrainian authorities and the Institute for the Study of War deny this, stating the retreat is part of a strategic withdrawal; Russia is intensifying its offensive in Zaporizhzhia, potentially ...
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Ukraine Rejects Putin's Ceasefire Promise After Drone Attacks
Following a phone call between Presidents Trump and Putin, where Putin promised to stop attacking Ukraine's energy grid, 150 drones launched overnight targeting Ukrainian energy facilities; Ukraine states this is a contradiction of Putin's words.
Ukraine Rejects Putin's Ceasefire Promise After Drone Attacks
Following a phone call between Presidents Trump and Putin, where Putin promised to stop attacking Ukraine's energy grid, 150 drones launched overnight targeting Ukrainian energy facilities; Ukraine states this is a contradiction of Putin's words.
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EU to Limit Steel Imports by 15% Amid US Tariffs and Asian Competition
Facing US tariffs and Asian competition, the European Commission announced a 15 percent reduction in steel imports starting April 1st, 2024, alongside an investigation into market conditions and a new rule to prevent trade regulation circumvention.
EU to Limit Steel Imports by 15% Amid US Tariffs and Asian Competition
Facing US tariffs and Asian competition, the European Commission announced a 15 percent reduction in steel imports starting April 1st, 2024, alongside an investigation into market conditions and a new rule to prevent trade regulation circumvention.
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EU Omnibus Package: Streamlining Regulations, Sparking Debate on Sustainability and Competitiveness
The EU's Omnibus package simplifies environmental and social regulations, aiming to save €6.3 billion annually and mobilize €50 billion in investments, but faces criticism for weakening due diligence and environmental reporting requirements, sparking debate in the European Parliament.
EU Omnibus Package: Streamlining Regulations, Sparking Debate on Sustainability and Competitiveness
The EU's Omnibus package simplifies environmental and social regulations, aiming to save €6.3 billion annually and mobilize €50 billion in investments, but faces criticism for weakening due diligence and environmental reporting requirements, sparking debate in the European Parliament.
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EU pledges €2.5 billion for Syria amid violence and sanctions easing
The European Union announced a €2.5 billion aid package for Syria over two years, cooperating with the de facto government despite recent violence resulting in 1,300 extrajudicial killings, while simultaneously easing sanctions to boost the Syrian economy.
EU pledges €2.5 billion for Syria amid violence and sanctions easing
The European Union announced a €2.5 billion aid package for Syria over two years, cooperating with the de facto government despite recent violence resulting in 1,300 extrajudicial killings, while simultaneously easing sanctions to boost the Syrian economy.
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64% Bias Score
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