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Hamas Accuses Israel of Ceasefire Violations, Suspends Prisoner Exchange
Hamas accuses Israel of violating four articles of their January 19th ceasefire agreement, delaying Palestinian returns, continuing attacks, and blocking aid; a planned prisoner exchange was suspended in response.
Hamas Accuses Israel of Ceasefire Violations, Suspends Prisoner Exchange
Hamas accuses Israel of violating four articles of their January 19th ceasefire agreement, delaying Palestinian returns, continuing attacks, and blocking aid; a planned prisoner exchange was suspended in response.
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40% Bias Score


Yavaş Withdraws from CHP Mayoral Primary, Leaving İmamoğlu as Likely Nominee
Mansur Yavaş's refusal to participate in the CHP's mayoral primary leaves Ekrem İmamoğlu as the likely nominee, raising concerns about the party's prospects in the upcoming elections due to internal divisions and the potential for a lack of broad appeal.
Yavaş Withdraws from CHP Mayoral Primary, Leaving İmamoğlu as Likely Nominee
Mansur Yavaş's refusal to participate in the CHP's mayoral primary leaves Ekrem İmamoğlu as the likely nominee, raising concerns about the party's prospects in the upcoming elections due to internal divisions and the potential for a lack of broad appeal.
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56% Bias Score


Bread and Roses Strike: A Century of Labor Solidarity
In January 1912, the Bread and Roses strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts, saw textile workers, mostly women and children, fight for better wages and shorter hours, showcasing community solidarity and influencing future labor movements.
Bread and Roses Strike: A Century of Labor Solidarity
In January 1912, the Bread and Roses strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts, saw textile workers, mostly women and children, fight for better wages and shorter hours, showcasing community solidarity and influencing future labor movements.
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36% Bias Score


Turkey's Missing Child Labor Data Hinders Solutions
According to a 2019 report by Turkey's TÜİK, 720,000 children worked in Turkey, representing almost 5% of the population; however, TÜİK has since stopped releasing data on child labor, despite a 2005 law and significant EU funding, hindering efforts to combat this pervasive problem.
Turkey's Missing Child Labor Data Hinders Solutions
According to a 2019 report by Turkey's TÜİK, 720,000 children worked in Turkey, representing almost 5% of the population; however, TÜİK has since stopped releasing data on child labor, despite a 2005 law and significant EU funding, hindering efforts to combat this pervasive problem.
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60% Bias Score


Istanbul Anti-Terror Operation Targets CHP Municipalities: 10 Detained
On [date], an anti-terror operation in Istanbul led to the arrest of 10 individuals associated with CHP-led municipalities, including two deputy mayors and several council members, prompting accusations of political persecution by CHP leaders.
Istanbul Anti-Terror Operation Targets CHP Municipalities: 10 Detained
On [date], an anti-terror operation in Istanbul led to the arrest of 10 individuals associated with CHP-led municipalities, including two deputy mayors and several council members, prompting accusations of political persecution by CHP leaders.
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56% Bias Score


Turkish Parliament Debates Violence Against Women, Hotel Fire, and Justice System Issues
During a Turkish Parliament session, lawmakers debated the 10th anniversary of Özgecan Aslan's murder, a hotel fire in Kartalkaya, a PKK/KCK operation targeting 10 suspects including deputy mayors, and the state of justice in Turkey, with AKP emphasizing the role of political alliances in achieving ...
Turkish Parliament Debates Violence Against Women, Hotel Fire, and Justice System Issues
During a Turkish Parliament session, lawmakers debated the 10th anniversary of Özgecan Aslan's murder, a hotel fire in Kartalkaya, a PKK/KCK operation targeting 10 suspects including deputy mayors, and the state of justice in Turkey, with AKP emphasizing the role of political alliances in achieving ...
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32% Bias Score

Turkish Special Forces Officers Arrested in Major Drug Bust
Two Turkish special forces officers were arrested in Muş during a drug operation, found to be transporting 10.5 kg of methamphetamine, 6 kg of heroin, and 200,000 lira; this raises concerns about recruitment practices and potential systemic issues within the police force, especially given another in...

Turkish Special Forces Officers Arrested in Major Drug Bust
Two Turkish special forces officers were arrested in Muş during a drug operation, found to be transporting 10.5 kg of methamphetamine, 6 kg of heroin, and 200,000 lira; this raises concerns about recruitment practices and potential systemic issues within the police force, especially given another in...
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56% Bias Score

CHP Presidential Primary: Internal Divisions and Legal Challenges
On February 9th, 2024, CHP leaders Özel, İmamoğlu, and Yavaş met to discuss a primary for the party's presidential candidate; despite initial unity, Yavaş opted out, considering a compromise proposal involving an independent candidacy. This comes amidst ongoing legal challenges targeting CHP members...

CHP Presidential Primary: Internal Divisions and Legal Challenges
On February 9th, 2024, CHP leaders Özel, İmamoğlu, and Yavaş met to discuss a primary for the party's presidential candidate; despite initial unity, Yavaş opted out, considering a compromise proposal involving an independent candidacy. This comes amidst ongoing legal challenges targeting CHP members...
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52% Bias Score

Turkey's Stroke School: Prevention, Early Treatment, and Rehabilitation
A stroke school in Turkey brought together professionals and stroke survivors to raise awareness about the preventable nature of strokes, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and treatment, and highlighting the success of specialized rehabilitation programs.

Turkey's Stroke School: Prevention, Early Treatment, and Rehabilitation
A stroke school in Turkey brought together professionals and stroke survivors to raise awareness about the preventable nature of strokes, emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and treatment, and highlighting the success of specialized rehabilitation programs.
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40% Bias Score

Istanbul Arrests Expose PKK's "Urban Reconciliation" Strategy
On February 11, 2025, Turkish authorities arrested ten individuals, including municipal officials from various Istanbul districts, for allegedly participating in the PKK/KCK's "Kent Uzlaşısı" (Urban Reconciliation) strategy, which aimed to increase the organization's influence in local governance th...

Istanbul Arrests Expose PKK's "Urban Reconciliation" Strategy
On February 11, 2025, Turkish authorities arrested ten individuals, including municipal officials from various Istanbul districts, for allegedly participating in the PKK/KCK's "Kent Uzlaşısı" (Urban Reconciliation) strategy, which aimed to increase the organization's influence in local governance th...
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64% Bias Score

Musk's $97.4 Billion Bid Targets OpenAI's Non-Profit Structure
Elon Musk offered $97.4 billion for OpenAI's non-profit entity, aiming to hinder OpenAI Inc.'s (the for-profit entity) independence by inflating the non-profit's value and potentially delaying SoftBank's $40 billion investment.

Musk's $97.4 Billion Bid Targets OpenAI's Non-Profit Structure
Elon Musk offered $97.4 billion for OpenAI's non-profit entity, aiming to hinder OpenAI Inc.'s (the for-profit entity) independence by inflating the non-profit's value and potentially delaying SoftBank's $40 billion investment.
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60% Bias Score

Ankara Mother Kills Children: Untreated Schizophrenia Highlights Systemic Issues
In Ankara's Keçiören district, Serpil Altınok Dereci, allegedly schizophrenic, killed her children, Afra Sümeyye (10) and Muhammet Ali (7), by cutting their wrists; a third child survived. The father reported his wife's refusal of treatment despite his attempts to get help.

Ankara Mother Kills Children: Untreated Schizophrenia Highlights Systemic Issues
In Ankara's Keçiören district, Serpil Altınok Dereci, allegedly schizophrenic, killed her children, Afra Sümeyye (10) and Muhammet Ali (7), by cutting their wrists; a third child survived. The father reported his wife's refusal of treatment despite his attempts to get help.
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40% Bias Score
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