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Listvyazhnaya Mine Disaster: SDS-Ugol Executives Sentenced
A Kemerovo court sentenced Mikhail Fedyayev, owner of SDS-Ugol, to 3.5 years probation for the November 25, 2021 Listvyazhnaya mine explosion that killed 51 people due to the executives' negligence and prioritization of profits over safety regulations, resulting in over 1.5 billion rubles in damages...
Listvyazhnaya Mine Disaster: SDS-Ugol Executives Sentenced
A Kemerovo court sentenced Mikhail Fedyayev, owner of SDS-Ugol, to 3.5 years probation for the November 25, 2021 Listvyazhnaya mine explosion that killed 51 people due to the executives' negligence and prioritization of profits over safety regulations, resulting in over 1.5 billion rubles in damages...
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40% Bias Score
10,000 Protest in Skopje Over North Macedonia Nightclub Fire
In Skopje, North Macedonia, 10,000 people protested the March 16th nightclub fire in Kicevo that killed 59, demanding accountability for officials enabling the club's illegal operation and systemic corruption.
10,000 Protest in Skopje Over North Macedonia Nightclub Fire
In Skopje, North Macedonia, 10,000 people protested the March 16th nightclub fire in Kicevo that killed 59, demanding accountability for officials enabling the club's illegal operation and systemic corruption.
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44% Bias Score
US Ends Support for Russian War Crimes Investigations in Ukraine
The US government is ending its support for investigations into Russian war crimes in Ukraine, including a database on 35,000 abducted Ukrainian children, which experts say hinders accountability efforts and may signal a prioritization of political considerations over justice.
US Ends Support for Russian War Crimes Investigations in Ukraine
The US government is ending its support for investigations into Russian war crimes in Ukraine, including a database on 35,000 abducted Ukrainian children, which experts say hinders accountability efforts and may signal a prioritization of political considerations over justice.
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48% Bias Score
Ecuadorian Soldiers Charged in Murder of Four Minors
In Guayaquil, Ecuador, on December 8th, 2024, 16 air force soldiers abducted four Afro-Ecuadorian minors from a soccer field, leading to their deaths after they were abandoned naked and beaten in a remote location; inconsistencies in the soldiers' accounts highlight potential human rights violations...
Ecuadorian Soldiers Charged in Murder of Four Minors
In Guayaquil, Ecuador, on December 8th, 2024, 16 air force soldiers abducted four Afro-Ecuadorian minors from a soccer field, leading to their deaths after they were abandoned naked and beaten in a remote location; inconsistencies in the soldiers' accounts highlight potential human rights violations...
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52% Bias Score
Secret List of Nazi War Criminals in Canada Found; Calls for Release Intensify
UCLA researchers unearthed a late draft of a secret list of 700+ suspected Nazi war criminals who settled in Canada post-WWII, prompting renewed calls for the Canadian government to release the full list, which has been kept secret for decades despite past requests.
Secret List of Nazi War Criminals in Canada Found; Calls for Release Intensify
UCLA researchers unearthed a late draft of a secret list of 700+ suspected Nazi war criminals who settled in Canada post-WWII, prompting renewed calls for the Canadian government to release the full list, which has been kept secret for decades despite past requests.
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44% Bias Score
Kursk Region: 43,000 Victims Reported in UAF Crimes
During an operational meeting in Kursk, Russia, Chairman of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin reported 43,000 victims, 167 deaths, and 500 injuries from UAF crimes since 2022, resulting in 736 criminal cases, with 46 UAF soldiers already convicted.
Kursk Region: 43,000 Victims Reported in UAF Crimes
During an operational meeting in Kursk, Russia, Chairman of the Investigative Committee Alexander Bastrykin reported 43,000 victims, 167 deaths, and 500 injuries from UAF crimes since 2022, resulting in 736 criminal cases, with 46 UAF soldiers already convicted.
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68% Bias Score
Macedonian Parliament Recesses Amidst Outrage Following Deadly Nightclub Fire
After a nightclub fire in Kochani, North Macedonia, claimed 59 lives, the Parliament suspended all activities for two weeks, sparking public outrage due to a perceived lack of immediate response to demands for systemic changes and accountability, while investigations and proposed legislative reforms...
Macedonian Parliament Recesses Amidst Outrage Following Deadly Nightclub Fire
After a nightclub fire in Kochani, North Macedonia, claimed 59 lives, the Parliament suspended all activities for two weeks, sparking public outrage due to a perceived lack of immediate response to demands for systemic changes and accountability, while investigations and proposed legislative reforms...
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36% Bias Score
Tempe Train Crash Investigation Faces Significant Delays
The investigation into the February 2023 Tempe train crash in Greece faces delays due to numerous witness requests (nearly 200), pending legal rulings on evidence (including video authenticity), and ongoing expert analysis of wreckage, pushing back the trial to potentially late 2025 or beyond.
Tempe Train Crash Investigation Faces Significant Delays
The investigation into the February 2023 Tempe train crash in Greece faces delays due to numerous witness requests (nearly 200), pending legal rulings on evidence (including video authenticity), and ongoing expert analysis of wreckage, pushing back the trial to potentially late 2025 or beyond.
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28% Bias Score
Italian Government Condemned for Decades of Illegal Waste Dumping Near Naples
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Italy violated the right to life of about three million people near Naples due to decades of illegal waste dumping and burning, causing significantly higher cancer rates; the court ordered Italy to map contaminated areas, create a plan to stop the dumpin...
Italian Government Condemned for Decades of Illegal Waste Dumping Near Naples
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Italy violated the right to life of about three million people near Naples due to decades of illegal waste dumping and burning, causing significantly higher cancer rates; the court ordered Italy to map contaminated areas, create a plan to stop the dumpin...
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56% Bias Score
Bucha Massacre: Confirmed Death Toll and Ongoing Investigations
From February 24 to March 31, 2022, 381 people died in Bucha city and 554 in the wider Bucha community due to the Russian invasion; most deaths resulted from combat, illness, or lack of medical care, with 12 children among the victims; Russia denies responsibility.
Bucha Massacre: Confirmed Death Toll and Ongoing Investigations
From February 24 to March 31, 2022, 381 people died in Bucha city and 554 in the wider Bucha community due to the Russian invasion; most deaths resulted from combat, illness, or lack of medical care, with 12 children among the victims; Russia denies responsibility.
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52% Bias Score
AI: A Tool for Racial Justice?
AI's potential to reduce racism lies in its auditability, revealing hidden biases in data and allowing for systematic improvements, although careful attention to both technical and social considerations is crucial for equitable outcomes.
AI: A Tool for Racial Justice?
AI's potential to reduce racism lies in its auditability, revealing hidden biases in data and allowing for systematic improvements, although careful attention to both technical and social considerations is crucial for equitable outcomes.
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24% Bias Score
Inner Mongolia Improves Governance Through Performance-Based Cadre Reform
Inner Mongolia's government promoted 172 and removed 448 officials based on performance, significantly reducing bureaucratic tasks (meetings by 48.4 percent, assessments by 55 percent, and reporting forms by 80 percent), reflecting a national push for performance-based governance.
Inner Mongolia Improves Governance Through Performance-Based Cadre Reform
Inner Mongolia's government promoted 172 and removed 448 officials based on performance, significantly reducing bureaucratic tasks (meetings by 48.4 percent, assessments by 55 percent, and reporting forms by 80 percent), reflecting a national push for performance-based governance.
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32% Bias Score
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