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UK Lifts Superinjunction on Secret Afghan Resettlement Program After Data Leak
A February 2022 data leak exposed 25,000 Afghans who aided the British military in Afghanistan, prompting a secret resettlement program under Rishi Sunak. A superinjunction initially concealed the program, but it was lifted Tuesday revealing the $8.8 billion program and the resettlement of 18,500 pe...
UK Lifts Superinjunction on Secret Afghan Resettlement Program After Data Leak
A February 2022 data leak exposed 25,000 Afghans who aided the British military in Afghanistan, prompting a secret resettlement program under Rishi Sunak. A superinjunction initially concealed the program, but it was lifted Tuesday revealing the $8.8 billion program and the resettlement of 18,500 pe...
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44% Bias Score
Green Party Forms Advisory Board to Address Eastern Germany Losses
Germany's Green Party, facing electoral setbacks in eastern states, is creating a new advisory board with internal and external experts to develop strategies for regaining support, including increased representation of eastern Germans within the party leadership and mentorship programs.
Green Party Forms Advisory Board to Address Eastern Germany Losses
Germany's Green Party, facing electoral setbacks in eastern states, is creating a new advisory board with internal and external experts to develop strategies for regaining support, including increased representation of eastern Germans within the party leadership and mentorship programs.
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32% Bias Score
German Court to Rule on Transparency of €59.3 Billion Pension Fund's Investments
A German court will decide whether the Versorgungsanstalt von Bund und Ländern (VBL), Germany's largest institutional investor managing €59.3 billion, must disclose its 2020/21 investments following a lawsuit by transparency initiative "FragDenStaat". VBL faced prior criticism for investing €368 mil...
German Court to Rule on Transparency of €59.3 Billion Pension Fund's Investments
A German court will decide whether the Versorgungsanstalt von Bund und Ländern (VBL), Germany's largest institutional investor managing €59.3 billion, must disclose its 2020/21 investments following a lawsuit by transparency initiative "FragDenStaat". VBL faced prior criticism for investing €368 mil...
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44% Bias Score
Gaza Crisis: Food and Water Shortages Cause Illness and Injury
A teacher in Gaza City describes the severe food and water shortages affecting children, resulting in illness and injuries during desperate attempts to obtain aid amidst gunfire from Israeli soldiers, highlighting the impact of border closures and limited humanitarian access.
Gaza Crisis: Food and Water Shortages Cause Illness and Injury
A teacher in Gaza City describes the severe food and water shortages affecting children, resulting in illness and injuries during desperate attempts to obtain aid amidst gunfire from Israeli soldiers, highlighting the impact of border closures and limited humanitarian access.
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48% Bias Score
Far-Right Violence in Spain: PP's Response Fuels Concerns".
False videos and premature conclusions following the assault of a 68-year-old man in Torre-Pacheco, southeastern Spain, incited far-right riots and racist attacks against migrants; the conservative Partido Popular's ambiguous response is fueling concerns.
Far-Right Violence in Spain: PP's Response Fuels Concerns".
False videos and premature conclusions following the assault of a 68-year-old man in Torre-Pacheco, southeastern Spain, incited far-right riots and racist attacks against migrants; the conservative Partido Popular's ambiguous response is fueling concerns.
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52% Bias Score
Berlin Renames Street to Honor Emilie Mosse, Confronting Nazi-Era Erasure
Berlin renamed a street to honor Emilie Mosse, the wife of Jewish publisher Rudolf Mosse, whose name was removed by the Nazis in 1935. The new Emilie-Mosse-Straße is located near the former Rudolf-Mosse-Straße in the Prenzlauer Berg district, close to Jahn-Sportpark. The initiative underscores a bro...
Berlin Renames Street to Honor Emilie Mosse, Confronting Nazi-Era Erasure
Berlin renamed a street to honor Emilie Mosse, the wife of Jewish publisher Rudolf Mosse, whose name was removed by the Nazis in 1935. The new Emilie-Mosse-Straße is located near the former Rudolf-Mosse-Straße in the Prenzlauer Berg district, close to Jahn-Sportpark. The initiative underscores a bro...
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40% Bias Score
Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu Convicted, Remains Imprisoned
Istanbul's former mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, was convicted in a first instance trial for insulting Istanbul's chief prosecutor, Akin Gurlek, resulting in a 1 year and 8 month sentence and continuing his imprisonment since March 19th, 2024. This is part of a broader pattern of legal actions against the o...
Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu Convicted, Remains Imprisoned
Istanbul's former mayor, Ekrem Imamoglu, was convicted in a first instance trial for insulting Istanbul's chief prosecutor, Akin Gurlek, resulting in a 1 year and 8 month sentence and continuing his imprisonment since March 19th, 2024. This is part of a broader pattern of legal actions against the o...
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56% Bias Score
German Lake Shorelines Damaged by Boats: Study Recommends Stricter Regulations
A new study reveals that motorboats and passenger ships significantly damage German lake shorelines by disturbing shallow-water ecosystems; researchers recommend stricter regulations, including boat size limits, minimum distances from shore, and speed limits, especially in protected areas. Lake Cons...
German Lake Shorelines Damaged by Boats: Study Recommends Stricter Regulations
A new study reveals that motorboats and passenger ships significantly damage German lake shorelines by disturbing shallow-water ecosystems; researchers recommend stricter regulations, including boat size limits, minimum distances from shore, and speed limits, especially in protected areas. Lake Cons...
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48% Bias Score
Father Walks 800km to Secure Daughter's Release from Hungarian Prison
Wolfram Jarosch, father of imprisoned anti-fascist activist Maja T., began an 800km hunger march from Dresden to Budapest demanding her release from Hungarian prison, following her own 40-day hunger strike.
Father Walks 800km to Secure Daughter's Release from Hungarian Prison
Wolfram Jarosch, father of imprisoned anti-fascist activist Maja T., began an 800km hunger march from Dresden to Budapest demanding her release from Hungarian prison, following her own 40-day hunger strike.
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52% Bias Score
Syria: Clashes Leave 89 Dead, Israel Responds with Airstrikes
Clashes between Druze and Sunni groups in southern Syria's Suweida province have resulted in at least 89 deaths, prompting Israeli airstrikes on Syrian military vehicles; the violence was sparked by an audio recording allegedly insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
Syria: Clashes Leave 89 Dead, Israel Responds with Airstrikes
Clashes between Druze and Sunni groups in southern Syria's Suweida province have resulted in at least 89 deaths, prompting Israeli airstrikes on Syrian military vehicles; the violence was sparked by an audio recording allegedly insulting the Prophet Muhammad.
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52% Bias Score
Violent Attacks Against Immigrants in Torre-Pacheco, Spain
Violent attacks against North African immigrants and their descendants have erupted in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, since last Friday, fueled by online incitement and leaving several injured and eight arrested, prompting a significant police response and raising concerns about rising xenophobia.
Violent Attacks Against Immigrants in Torre-Pacheco, Spain
Violent attacks against North African immigrants and their descendants have erupted in Torre-Pacheco, Spain, since last Friday, fueled by online incitement and leaving several injured and eight arrested, prompting a significant police response and raising concerns about rising xenophobia.
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56% Bias Score
Naidoo's Concert Return Sparks Controversy Over Disavowal of Extremist Views
German singer Xavier Naidoo is restarting his concert tour after a three-year break following an apology for spreading dangerous ideologies; his concerts are nearly sold out, provoking criticism and calls for cancellation due to concerns over insufficient disavowal of his past actions.
Naidoo's Concert Return Sparks Controversy Over Disavowal of Extremist Views
German singer Xavier Naidoo is restarting his concert tour after a three-year break following an apology for spreading dangerous ideologies; his concerts are nearly sold out, provoking criticism and calls for cancellation due to concerns over insufficient disavowal of his past actions.
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44% Bias Score
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