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Berger's Heroics Secure Germany's Victory Over France
Germany defeated France in a dramatic European Championship quarter-final, with goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger making a stunning save and subsequently winning the penalty shootout; the victory came despite Germany playing with ten players for most of the match following an early red card.
Berger's Heroics Secure Germany's Victory Over France
Germany defeated France in a dramatic European Championship quarter-final, with goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger making a stunning save and subsequently winning the penalty shootout; the victory came despite Germany playing with ten players for most of the match following an early red card.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Doctor's Gaza Surgery Mission Highlights War's Devastation
Dutch doctor Salih El Saddy performed 200-220 surgeries in Gaza during the October 2023 conflict, facing extreme conditions and severe injuries, highlighting the devastating impact on Gaza's healthcare and civilians' resilience; his social media documentation amplified global awareness.
Dutch Doctor's Gaza Surgery Mission Highlights War's Devastation
Dutch doctor Salih El Saddy performed 200-220 surgeries in Gaza during the October 2023 conflict, facing extreme conditions and severe injuries, highlighting the devastating impact on Gaza's healthcare and civilians' resilience; his social media documentation amplified global awareness.
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52% Bias Score
Japanese Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ruling coalition lost its majority in the Upper House elections on Sunday, securing only 47 of the needed 50 seats; this follows a previous loss in the Lower House in October; public dissatisfaction with rising prices and immigration fueled the rise of the ra...
Japanese Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ruling coalition lost its majority in the Upper House elections on Sunday, securing only 47 of the needed 50 seats; this follows a previous loss in the Lower House in October; public dissatisfaction with rising prices and immigration fueled the rise of the ra...
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44% Bias Score
Femicide in the Netherlands: Two Recent Deaths Highlight Systemic Failures
In the Netherlands, approximately every two weeks, a woman is killed by a (ex-)partner, illustrating the ongoing issue of femicide despite a national plan of action and awareness programs; recent cases highlight failures in protection and support systems.
Femicide in the Netherlands: Two Recent Deaths Highlight Systemic Failures
In the Netherlands, approximately every two weeks, a woman is killed by a (ex-)partner, illustrating the ongoing issue of femicide despite a national plan of action and awareness programs; recent cases highlight failures in protection and support systems.
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40% Bias Score
Foiled Far-Right Eurovision Attack: 12-Year Sentence Demanded
Luxembourgish authorities foiled a far-right extremist attack on the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest planned by a Swedish national, Alexander H., and a Dutch accomplice, involving cyanide, ricin, chlorine gas, and explosives; materials were seized, and a 12-year prison sentence was requested.
Foiled Far-Right Eurovision Attack: 12-Year Sentence Demanded
Luxembourgish authorities foiled a far-right extremist attack on the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest planned by a Swedish national, Alexander H., and a Dutch accomplice, involving cyanide, ricin, chlorine gas, and explosives; materials were seized, and a 12-year prison sentence was requested.
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24% Bias Score
Ruto's Presidency Crumbles Amidst Youth-Led Protests in Kenya
Kenyan President William Ruto's popularity has plummeted amid deadly youth-led protests against corruption and his authoritarian response, contrasting sharply with his initial international acclaim and broken campaign promises.
Ruto's Presidency Crumbles Amidst Youth-Led Protests in Kenya
Kenyan President William Ruto's popularity has plummeted amid deadly youth-led protests against corruption and his authoritarian response, contrasting sharply with his initial international acclaim and broken campaign promises.
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44% Bias Score
The Graduate": 1967's Box Office Success and Hollywood Shift
In 1967, Mike Nichols' "The Graduate" became the highest-grossing film in the US, depicting the disillusionment of young Benjamin Braddock with adult life and challenging Hollywood's traditional audience, shifting the focus towards the "boomer" generation.
The Graduate": 1967's Box Office Success and Hollywood Shift
In 1967, Mike Nichols' "The Graduate" became the highest-grossing film in the US, depicting the disillusionment of young Benjamin Braddock with adult life and challenging Hollywood's traditional audience, shifting the focus towards the "boomer" generation.
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64% Bias Score
Gazan Photojournalist Starves, Exposing Northern Gaza's Food Crisis
36-year-old photojournalist Bashar Taleb stopped working in northern Gaza due to starvation, highlighting the severe food crisis there, unlike in the south where aid is distributed, though access is fraught with risk; international journalists are largely barred from reporting.
Gazan Photojournalist Starves, Exposing Northern Gaza's Food Crisis
36-year-old photojournalist Bashar Taleb stopped working in northern Gaza due to starvation, highlighting the severe food crisis there, unlike in the south where aid is distributed, though access is fraught with risk; international journalists are largely barred from reporting.
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40% Bias Score
Ukraine Parliament Weakens Anti-Corruption Agencies Amidst Outrage
Ukraine's parliament passed a law diminishing the independence of key anti-corruption bodies, sparking outrage from opposition and international allies amid concerns about politically motivated crackdowns and setbacks to democratic reforms.
Ukraine Parliament Weakens Anti-Corruption Agencies Amidst Outrage
Ukraine's parliament passed a law diminishing the independence of key anti-corruption bodies, sparking outrage from opposition and international allies amid concerns about politically motivated crackdowns and setbacks to democratic reforms.
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60% Bias Score
Journalism in Crisis: Objectivity vs. Engagement in Covering Complex Conflicts
A Dutch newspaper article reflects on the crisis of journalism in the face of global conflicts, questioning the traditional notions of objectivity and advocating for a more engaged approach grounded in factual reporting, while acknowledging the dangers of crossing the line into partisan activism.
Journalism in Crisis: Objectivity vs. Engagement in Covering Complex Conflicts
A Dutch newspaper article reflects on the crisis of journalism in the face of global conflicts, questioning the traditional notions of objectivity and advocating for a more engaged approach grounded in factual reporting, while acknowledging the dangers of crossing the line into partisan activism.
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40% Bias Score
England's Women's Team Reaches Euro Semi-Final Amidst Inconsistent Play
England's women's football team, despite inconsistent performances, faces Italy in the Euro semi-final, aiming for the final, showcasing their resilience and team unity forged by shared personal experiences.
England's Women's Team Reaches Euro Semi-Final Amidst Inconsistent Play
England's women's football team, despite inconsistent performances, faces Italy in the Euro semi-final, aiming for the final, showcasing their resilience and team unity forged by shared personal experiences.
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56% Bias Score
England Lionesses Stand Against Online Racism, Abandon Kneeling Ritual
The English women's football team stood instead of kneeling before their Euro semi-final match due to the diminishing impact of the anti-racism gesture and following online racist abuse against player Jessica Carter, highlighting the need for systemic change to combat online hate in women's sports.
England Lionesses Stand Against Online Racism, Abandon Kneeling Ritual
The English women's football team stood instead of kneeling before their Euro semi-final match due to the diminishing impact of the anti-racism gesture and following online racist abuse against player Jessica Carter, highlighting the need for systemic change to combat online hate in women's sports.
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44% Bias Score
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