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EU Faces Shortages of 16 Critical Medicines
The European Union is experiencing shortages of 16 critical medicines, impacting patient care across the bloc. These shortages result from manufacturing problems, increased demand, and manufacturer withdrawals, affecting antibiotics, insulin, cancer treatments, and vaccines.
EU Faces Shortages of 16 Critical Medicines
The European Union is experiencing shortages of 16 critical medicines, impacting patient care across the bloc. These shortages result from manufacturing problems, increased demand, and manufacturer withdrawals, affecting antibiotics, insulin, cancer treatments, and vaccines.
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16% Bias Score
Austria Temporarily Suspends Immigrant Family Reunification
Austria's new tripartite coalition government temporarily suspended family reunification procedures for immigrants due to strain on social services, affecting 7,762 arrivals in 2022 and 9,254 in 2023, despite criticism that this violates EU asylum law.
Austria Temporarily Suspends Immigrant Family Reunification
Austria's new tripartite coalition government temporarily suspended family reunification procedures for immigrants due to strain on social services, affecting 7,762 arrivals in 2022 and 9,254 in 2023, despite criticism that this violates EU asylum law.
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40% Bias Score
Duterte Arrested at Manila Airport on ICC Warrant for Crimes Against Humanity
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested at Manila's international airport on Tuesday on an ICC warrant for crimes against humanity related to his drug war; his allies protested the arrest, claiming violations of his rights; the ICC investigation started in 2011 and continued despite...
Duterte Arrested at Manila Airport on ICC Warrant for Crimes Against Humanity
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested at Manila's international airport on Tuesday on an ICC warrant for crimes against humanity related to his drug war; his allies protested the arrest, claiming violations of his rights; the ICC investigation started in 2011 and continued despite...
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40% Bias Score
Syria Interim Government Announces End to Military Operation Amidst Hundreds of Civilian Casualties
Syria's interim government announced the end of a multi-day military operation against loyalists of deposed President Bashar al-Assad on Monday, following clashes in the coastal region that reportedly killed hundreds of civilians, prompting international condemnation and raising concerns about long-...
Syria Interim Government Announces End to Military Operation Amidst Hundreds of Civilian Casualties
Syria's interim government announced the end of a multi-day military operation against loyalists of deposed President Bashar al-Assad on Monday, following clashes in the coastal region that reportedly killed hundreds of civilians, prompting international condemnation and raising concerns about long-...
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40% Bias Score
Meat Grinders for Mothers of Fallen Soldiers Spark Outrage in Russia
A local branch of Vladimir Putin's United Russia party sparked controversy by giving meat grinders to mothers of fallen soldiers on International Women's Day, a gesture widely criticized online due to the term 'meat grinder' being associated with Russia's heavy military losses in Ukraine.
Meat Grinders for Mothers of Fallen Soldiers Spark Outrage in Russia
A local branch of Vladimir Putin's United Russia party sparked controversy by giving meat grinders to mothers of fallen soldiers on International Women's Day, a gesture widely criticized online due to the term 'meat grinder' being associated with Russia's heavy military losses in Ukraine.
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56% Bias Score
287,000 Preventable Maternal Deaths in 2020 Highlight Global Healthcare Inequalities
A global analysis reveals 287,000 maternal deaths in 2020, mostly preventable and concentrated in low-income countries; hemorrhage, pre-eclampsia, and pregnancy-aggravated health issues were leading causes, highlighting systemic healthcare inequalities.
287,000 Preventable Maternal Deaths in 2020 Highlight Global Healthcare Inequalities
A global analysis reveals 287,000 maternal deaths in 2020, mostly preventable and concentrated in low-income countries; hemorrhage, pre-eclampsia, and pregnancy-aggravated health issues were leading causes, highlighting systemic healthcare inequalities.
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24% Bias Score
Arrest Warrants Issued for Top Bosnian Serb Officials, Heightening Political Crisis
Bosnian authorities issued arrest warrants for three top Serb officials, including Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, for unconstitutional conduct, escalating tensions and prompting international concern over the Dayton Agreement.
Arrest Warrants Issued for Top Bosnian Serb Officials, Heightening Political Crisis
Bosnian authorities issued arrest warrants for three top Serb officials, including Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik, for unconstitutional conduct, escalating tensions and prompting international concern over the Dayton Agreement.
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48% Bias Score
EU Court Annuls Sanctions Against MEP for Procedural Violations
The EU General Court annulled moral harassment charges and a €3,380 fine against former MEP Monica Semedo due to procedural irregularities that violated her defense rights, specifically the lack of access to witness statements during the investigation by the European Parliament.
EU Court Annuls Sanctions Against MEP for Procedural Violations
The EU General Court annulled moral harassment charges and a €3,380 fine against former MEP Monica Semedo due to procedural irregularities that violated her defense rights, specifically the lack of access to witness statements during the investigation by the European Parliament.
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32% Bias Score
NATO Pledges Support to Bosnia Amidst Rising Separatist Tensions
NATO's Secretary-General, Mark Rutte, visited Bosnia and Herzegovina to address rising tensions caused by Bosnian Serb separatist actions that threaten to destabilize the country, almost 30 years after the end of the 1992-1995 Bosnian War.
NATO Pledges Support to Bosnia Amidst Rising Separatist Tensions
NATO's Secretary-General, Mark Rutte, visited Bosnia and Herzegovina to address rising tensions caused by Bosnian Serb separatist actions that threaten to destabilize the country, almost 30 years after the end of the 1992-1995 Bosnian War.
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44% Bias Score
German Greens Reject €500 Billion Defense and Infrastructure Fund
Germany's Green Party rejected a €500 billion special fund for defense and infrastructure, proposed by CDU/CSU and SPD, due to concerns over its impact on the country's fiscal situation; further negotiations are planned.
German Greens Reject €500 Billion Defense and Infrastructure Fund
Germany's Green Party rejected a €500 billion special fund for defense and infrastructure, proposed by CDU/CSU and SPD, due to concerns over its impact on the country's fiscal situation; further negotiations are planned.
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48% Bias Score
Greenland Election: Independence and Sovereignty at Stake
Greenland holds elections on March 11th, with the Inuit Ataqatigiit party, led by Prime Minister Mute B Egede, projected to win around 31% of the vote, narrowly beating the Siumut party. The election's outcome will shape Greenland's future relationship with Denmark and the US, amidst concerns over s...
Greenland Election: Independence and Sovereignty at Stake
Greenland holds elections on March 11th, with the Inuit Ataqatigiit party, led by Prime Minister Mute B Egede, projected to win around 31% of the vote, narrowly beating the Siumut party. The election's outcome will shape Greenland's future relationship with Denmark and the US, amidst concerns over s...
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44% Bias Score
Italy Approves Life Imprisonment for Femicide, Strengthening Measures Against Gender Violence
Italy's government approved a bill introducing life imprisonment for femicide, increasing penalties for related crimes, and mandating victim involvement in legal proceedings to combat violence against women; the bill now heads to parliament.
Italy Approves Life Imprisonment for Femicide, Strengthening Measures Against Gender Violence
Italy's government approved a bill introducing life imprisonment for femicide, increasing penalties for related crimes, and mandating victim involvement in legal proceedings to combat violence against women; the bill now heads to parliament.
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52% Bias Score
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