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Israel's Strikes on Syria Amidst Security Talks
Following Israeli airstrikes near Al-Kiswa, Syria, that killed six Syrian soldiers, Israel and Syria engage in high-level security talks aimed at establishing a demilitarized zone and ensuring Israel's security concerns.
Israel's Strikes on Syria Amidst Security Talks
Following Israeli airstrikes near Al-Kiswa, Syria, that killed six Syrian soldiers, Israel and Syria engage in high-level security talks aimed at establishing a demilitarized zone and ensuring Israel's security concerns.
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28% Bias Score
Gaza Siege: 313 Starvation Deaths Amidst Impending Ground Offensive
At least 313 people, including 119 children, have starved to death in Gaza due to Israel's intensified siege during the ongoing war; Pope Francis urged a ceasefire, citing international law violations, while Israel plans a ground offensive despite the worsening humanitarian crisis and the death of a...
Gaza Siege: 313 Starvation Deaths Amidst Impending Ground Offensive
At least 313 people, including 119 children, have starved to death in Gaza due to Israel's intensified siege during the ongoing war; Pope Francis urged a ceasefire, citing international law violations, while Israel plans a ground offensive despite the worsening humanitarian crisis and the death of a...
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56% Bias Score
Widespread Russian Missile and Drone Strikes Hit Ukraine
During the night, Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack across Ukraine, employing Kh-101 cruise missiles, Geran and Iskander missiles, and long-range drones, targeting military infrastructure and causing significant damage in Kyiv and other regions, overwhelming Ukrainian air defenses.
Widespread Russian Missile and Drone Strikes Hit Ukraine
During the night, Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack across Ukraine, employing Kh-101 cruise missiles, Geran and Iskander missiles, and long-range drones, targeting military infrastructure and causing significant damage in Kyiv and other regions, overwhelming Ukrainian air defenses.
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68% Bias Score
France Repatriates Sakalava Skulls to Madagascar
France returned three Sakalava skulls, including that of King Toera, to Madagascar on Tuesday, marking the first use of a 2023 law allowing repatriation for burial. The skulls, held in a French museum since at least 1897, are being reburied in Menabe, Madagascar, following a repatriation ceremony.
France Repatriates Sakalava Skulls to Madagascar
France returned three Sakalava skulls, including that of King Toera, to Madagascar on Tuesday, marking the first use of a 2023 law allowing repatriation for burial. The skulls, held in a French museum since at least 1897, are being reburied in Menabe, Madagascar, following a repatriation ceremony.
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40% Bias Score
Limited IAEA Access to Iranian Nuclear Site Amidst Sanctions Threat
Iran has allowed limited access to IAEA inspectors at its Bushehr nuclear power plant following Israeli attacks and European pressure, prompting domestic protests but potentially averting renewed sanctions.
Limited IAEA Access to Iranian Nuclear Site Amidst Sanctions Threat
Iran has allowed limited access to IAEA inspectors at its Bushehr nuclear power plant following Israeli attacks and European pressure, prompting domestic protests but potentially averting renewed sanctions.
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36% Bias Score
Russia Enacts Wide-Ranging Legislation on Technology, Education, and Social Welfare
On September 1st, Russia implemented sweeping changes: mandatory RuStore app pre-installation on all devices sold domestically; a ban on SIM card transfers to non-relatives; a ban on VPN service advertisements; expanded government control over university admissions; and a new focus on domestically p...
Russia Enacts Wide-Ranging Legislation on Technology, Education, and Social Welfare
On September 1st, Russia implemented sweeping changes: mandatory RuStore app pre-installation on all devices sold domestically; a ban on SIM card transfers to non-relatives; a ban on VPN service advertisements; expanded government control over university admissions; and a new focus on domestically p...
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40% Bias Score
Military-Civilian Hospital Treats Thousands Amidst Ongoing Conflict
A hospital in an undisclosed location provides round-the-clock care to military personnel and civilians injured in attacks, treating thousands of patients with a range of injuries and illnesses, thanks to a collaborative effort between military and civilian medical staff.
Military-Civilian Hospital Treats Thousands Amidst Ongoing Conflict
A hospital in an undisclosed location provides round-the-clock care to military personnel and civilians injured in attacks, treating thousands of patients with a range of injuries and illnesses, thanks to a collaborative effort between military and civilian medical staff.
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48% Bias Score
Minneapolis School Shooting: Two Children Killed, 17 Injured
On February 11, 2024, a mass shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school left two children dead and 17 injured; the 23-year-old shooter, Robin Westman, who had legally acquired the weapons, died by suicide; the FBI is investigating it as domestic terrorism and a hate crime.
Minneapolis School Shooting: Two Children Killed, 17 Injured
On February 11, 2024, a mass shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school left two children dead and 17 injured; the 23-year-old shooter, Robin Westman, who had legally acquired the weapons, died by suicide; the FBI is investigating it as domestic terrorism and a hate crime.
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24% Bias Score
Gaza Famine Exacerbates Evacuation Challenges for Palestinian Students
Saïd, a Palestinian student in Gaza, secured a Russian visa with the help of Moskovsky Komsomolets, but faces challenges evacuating due to conflict and bureaucratic hurdles, amidst a UN-declared famine affecting over half a million people.
Gaza Famine Exacerbates Evacuation Challenges for Palestinian Students
Saïd, a Palestinian student in Gaza, secured a Russian visa with the help of Moskovsky Komsomolets, but faces challenges evacuating due to conflict and bureaucratic hurdles, amidst a UN-declared famine affecting over half a million people.
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36% Bias Score
US Influence Campaign in Greenland Sparks Diplomatic Row
At least three Americans with ties to Donald Trump are accused by Danish authorities of attempting to influence Greenlandic society by creating lists of pro-Trump citizens and disseminating negative information about Denmark; this has caused a diplomatic incident involving the summoning of the US ch...
US Influence Campaign in Greenland Sparks Diplomatic Row
At least three Americans with ties to Donald Trump are accused by Danish authorities of attempting to influence Greenlandic society by creating lists of pro-Trump citizens and disseminating negative information about Denmark; this has caused a diplomatic incident involving the summoning of the US ch...
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56% Bias Score
China's Military Parade Showcases Growing Power, Unites Russia, North Korea
China's September 3rd military parade in Tiananmen Square commemorates WWII's end, with leaders from Russia and North Korea in attendance, showcasing military might and signaling a unified front against the West; 26 foreign leaders attended, but notable absences include major Western powers, despite...
China's Military Parade Showcases Growing Power, Unites Russia, North Korea
China's September 3rd military parade in Tiananmen Square commemorates WWII's end, with leaders from Russia and North Korea in attendance, showcasing military might and signaling a unified front against the West; 26 foreign leaders attended, but notable absences include major Western powers, despite...
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48% Bias Score
Russia Limits Bank Cards to Ten Per Person to Curb Financial Fraud
The Russian government introduced a new rule limiting individuals to a maximum of ten bank cards to combat financial fraud by making it harder for criminals to use multiple cards for illegal activities, while claiming it won't affect law-abiding citizens.
Russia Limits Bank Cards to Ten Per Person to Curb Financial Fraud
The Russian government introduced a new rule limiting individuals to a maximum of ten bank cards to combat financial fraud by making it harder for criminals to use multiple cards for illegal activities, while claiming it won't affect law-abiding citizens.
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52% Bias Score
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