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Venezuela's Economic Collapse and Authoritarian Rule
In a recent interview, Edgardo Lander described Venezuela's dire situation: 80% live in poverty, the minimum wage is $3, and oil production has plummeted to 1 million barrels daily from 3.3 million, causing a severe economic crisis exacerbated by government corruption and US sanctions.
Venezuela's Economic Collapse and Authoritarian Rule
In a recent interview, Edgardo Lander described Venezuela's dire situation: 80% live in poverty, the minimum wage is $3, and oil production has plummeted to 1 million barrels daily from 3.3 million, causing a severe economic crisis exacerbated by government corruption and US sanctions.
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48% Bias Score
EU Nations Challenge Human Rights Convention on Migration
Nine EU countries, led by Italy, formally requested a review of the European Convention on Human Rights concerning migration, drawing sharp criticism from Germany and raising concerns about the erosion of human rights protections within the EU.
EU Nations Challenge Human Rights Convention on Migration
Nine EU countries, led by Italy, formally requested a review of the European Convention on Human Rights concerning migration, drawing sharp criticism from Germany and raising concerns about the erosion of human rights protections within the EU.
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56% Bias Score
Kunsthalle Gießen Exhibition: Body, Reality, and Politics
The Kunsthalle Gießen presents a joint exhibition of Céline Ducrot, Cathrin Hoffmann, and Annegret Soltau, featuring unsettling yet captivating artwork exploring the human body's relationship to reality, identity, and politics, with a focus on the female experience.
Kunsthalle Gießen Exhibition: Body, Reality, and Politics
The Kunsthalle Gießen presents a joint exhibition of Céline Ducrot, Cathrin Hoffmann, and Annegret Soltau, featuring unsettling yet captivating artwork exploring the human body's relationship to reality, identity, and politics, with a focus on the female experience.
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36% Bias Score
80-Day Gaza Siege: Humanitarian Crisis and International Inaction
The 80-day siege of Gaza has created a dire humanitarian crisis, with food shortages, hospital attacks, and widespread displacement; Sami Abu Zuhri's statement that "houses can be rebuilt and martyrs can be reproduced" highlights the further disregard for civilian lives.
80-Day Gaza Siege: Humanitarian Crisis and International Inaction
The 80-day siege of Gaza has created a dire humanitarian crisis, with food shortages, hospital attacks, and widespread displacement; Sami Abu Zuhri's statement that "houses can be rebuilt and martyrs can be reproduced" highlights the further disregard for civilian lives.
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72% Bias Score
Syria: Tensions Remain High in Jaramana After Deadly Clashes
Following clashes in late April between radical Sunni groups and local Druze security forces in Jaramana, Syria, which left at least 10 dead, relative calm has returned, but tensions remain high amid concerns about potential renewed conflict and foreign intervention.
Syria: Tensions Remain High in Jaramana After Deadly Clashes
Following clashes in late April between radical Sunni groups and local Druze security forces in Jaramana, Syria, which left at least 10 dead, relative calm has returned, but tensions remain high amid concerns about potential renewed conflict and foreign intervention.
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40% Bias Score
German Deportation of Kurdish Man Sparks Controversy
Mustafa N., a 27-year-old Kurdish man in Germany, faces imminent deportation to Iraq despite nearing residency requirements, prompting protests from refugee advocates due to Iraq's instability and his partner's pregnancy.
German Deportation of Kurdish Man Sparks Controversy
Mustafa N., a 27-year-old Kurdish man in Germany, faces imminent deportation to Iraq despite nearing residency requirements, prompting protests from refugee advocates due to Iraq's instability and his partner's pregnancy.
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56% Bias Score
Lee Miller's Dachau Photographs: Documenting Atrocities and Confronting Ethical Dilemmas
Photographer Lee Miller documented the liberation of Buchenwald and Dachau concentration camps in April 1945, capturing images of both the deceased and survivors for Vogue magazine, while grappling with the ethical implications of representing such atrocities.
Lee Miller's Dachau Photographs: Documenting Atrocities and Confronting Ethical Dilemmas
Photographer Lee Miller documented the liberation of Buchenwald and Dachau concentration camps in April 1945, capturing images of both the deceased and survivors for Vogue magazine, while grappling with the ethical implications of representing such atrocities.
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44% Bias Score
Meta to Use European User Data for AI Training Unless Users Opt-Out
Meta will use data from European Facebook and Instagram users to train its AI starting May 27th, unless users opt-out by May 26th, raising privacy concerns.
Meta to Use European User Data for AI Training Unless Users Opt-Out
Meta will use data from European Facebook and Instagram users to train its AI starting May 27th, unless users opt-out by May 26th, raising privacy concerns.
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52% Bias Score
NRW Green Party Prioritizes Affordable Housing in Upcoming Local Elections
Germany's Green Party in North Rhine-Westphalia is launching a campaign focused on affordable housing, highlighting recent government investments of €10.5 billion which led to 12,000 new affordable homes in 2024 and proposing further measures like supporting municipal housing companies, facilitating...
NRW Green Party Prioritizes Affordable Housing in Upcoming Local Elections
Germany's Green Party in North Rhine-Westphalia is launching a campaign focused on affordable housing, highlighting recent government investments of €10.5 billion which led to 12,000 new affordable homes in 2024 and proposing further measures like supporting municipal housing companies, facilitating...
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40% Bias Score
Double Homicide Outside D.C. Jewish Museum: Antisemitic Terror Suspected
Two Israeli embassy employees were fatally shot on Wednesday evening near the Jewish Museum in Washington D.C., by Elias Rodriguez, 30, from Chicago, who was apprehended shouting "Free Palestine"; the incident has sparked outrage and investigations.
Double Homicide Outside D.C. Jewish Museum: Antisemitic Terror Suspected
Two Israeli embassy employees were fatally shot on Wednesday evening near the Jewish Museum in Washington D.C., by Elias Rodriguez, 30, from Chicago, who was apprehended shouting "Free Palestine"; the incident has sparked outrage and investigations.
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40% Bias Score
German Study Exposes Systemic Police Discrimination
A German Antidiscrimination Agency study reveals systemic police discrimination, including racial profiling and excessive force against minorities and the mentally ill, while others are neglected; recommendations for reform face political obstacles.
German Study Exposes Systemic Police Discrimination
A German Antidiscrimination Agency study reveals systemic police discrimination, including racial profiling and excessive force against minorities and the mentally ill, while others are neglected; recommendations for reform face political obstacles.
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48% Bias Score
Hungary Faces EU Backlash Over Controversial NGO Law
Hungary's parliament is debating a controversial law that would allow the government to blacklist and defund foreign-funded NGOs and media outlets, prompting an emergency debate in the European Parliament and widespread condemnation from various political groups, who consider this as an attack again...
Hungary Faces EU Backlash Over Controversial NGO Law
Hungary's parliament is debating a controversial law that would allow the government to blacklist and defund foreign-funded NGOs and media outlets, prompting an emergency debate in the European Parliament and widespread condemnation from various political groups, who consider this as an attack again...
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40% Bias Score
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