Mati Fire: Deputy Fire Chief Blames Superior in Appeal
In his appeal for the 2018 Mati fire, which killed 104 people, former Deputy Fire Chief Vassilis Matthaiopoulos blamed his superior and others, citing limited resources and unclear jurisdictions as factors contributing to the tragedy. He claimed that he learned of the Daou fire from co-defendant Ioa...
Mati Fire: Deputy Fire Chief Blames Superior in Appeal
In his appeal for the 2018 Mati fire, which killed 104 people, former Deputy Fire Chief Vassilis Matthaiopoulos blamed his superior and others, citing limited resources and unclear jurisdictions as factors contributing to the tragedy. He claimed that he learned of the Daou fire from co-defendant Ioa...
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52% Bias Score
Serbian Students Protest Human Rights Abuses, Corruption Amidst Government Crackdown
Serbian university students protested human rights abuses and government corruption following a building collapse that killed 15 people in Novi Sad, facing pressure from state security and pro-government media.
Serbian Students Protest Human Rights Abuses, Corruption Amidst Government Crackdown
Serbian university students protested human rights abuses and government corruption following a building collapse that killed 15 people in Novi Sad, facing pressure from state security and pro-government media.
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40% Bias Score
Limited IDF Success in Curbing Jewish Extremist Violence Against Palestinians
Following a January 6th attack in which three Israelis were killed and eight injured, Jewish extremists launched numerous retaliatory attacks on Palestinian villages, resulting in injuries to approximately 18 Palestinians in the first week of January. The IDF, while deploying forces to anticipate at...
Limited IDF Success in Curbing Jewish Extremist Violence Against Palestinians
Following a January 6th attack in which three Israelis were killed and eight injured, Jewish extremists launched numerous retaliatory attacks on Palestinian villages, resulting in injuries to approximately 18 Palestinians in the first week of January. The IDF, while deploying forces to anticipate at...
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40% Bias Score
Syria's Missing Children: Families Search Amidst Obstacles
Following Syria's 2011 uprising, thousands of children disappeared, leaving families desperately searching for answers in orphanages and security files, facing bureaucratic hurdles and the risk of reprisal for seeking information.
Syria's Missing Children: Families Search Amidst Obstacles
Following Syria's 2011 uprising, thousands of children disappeared, leaving families desperately searching for answers in orphanages and security files, facing bureaucratic hurdles and the risk of reprisal for seeking information.
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24% Bias Score
Secrecy Surrounding Macquarie Park Apartment Block Defects Undermines Housing Policies
An 885-unit apartment complex in Macquarie Park, NSW, Australia, has been found to have serious concrete slab faults requiring rectification, but the agreement between the developer and the Building Commission NSW is shrouded in secrecy, impacting public trust and housing affordability.
Secrecy Surrounding Macquarie Park Apartment Block Defects Undermines Housing Policies
An 885-unit apartment complex in Macquarie Park, NSW, Australia, has been found to have serious concrete slab faults requiring rectification, but the agreement between the developer and the Building Commission NSW is shrouded in secrecy, impacting public trust and housing affordability.
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44% Bias Score
Greek Audit Reveals Systemic Flaws in EU Recovery Fund Management
A Greek government audit found systematic flaws in managing the EU Recovery and Resilience Fund, causing delays in payment requests (the 4th was a year late, submitted June 2024; the 5th, submitted December 2024, was also delayed). Five issues were identified: inadequate schedules, poor monitoring, ...
Greek Audit Reveals Systemic Flaws in EU Recovery Fund Management
A Greek government audit found systematic flaws in managing the EU Recovery and Resilience Fund, causing delays in payment requests (the 4th was a year late, submitted June 2024; the 5th, submitted December 2024, was also delayed). Five issues were identified: inadequate schedules, poor monitoring, ...
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28% Bias Score
Syria's New Government Offers Amnesty to Assad Regime Intelligence Officers
In Syria, a new Islamist government is implementing a reconciliation program with former members of the Assad regime's intelligence services, accepting the surrender of thousands of officers in exchange for amnesty and avoiding revenge killings, while high-ranking officials face war crimes prosecuti...
Syria's New Government Offers Amnesty to Assad Regime Intelligence Officers
In Syria, a new Islamist government is implementing a reconciliation program with former members of the Assad regime's intelligence services, accepting the surrender of thousands of officers in exchange for amnesty and avoiding revenge killings, while high-ranking officials face war crimes prosecuti...
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52% Bias Score
Trump to Mandate Disclosure of Federal Union Bargaining Costs
President-elect Donald Trump plans to mandate that all federal agencies report their collective bargaining costs with labor unions, aiming to increase transparency and accountability after a report revealed millions of dollars spent on negotiations, including \$6 million by the Small Business Admini...
Trump to Mandate Disclosure of Federal Union Bargaining Costs
President-elect Donald Trump plans to mandate that all federal agencies report their collective bargaining costs with labor unions, aiming to increase transparency and accountability after a report revealed millions of dollars spent on negotiations, including \$6 million by the Small Business Admini...
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56% Bias Score
UK SAS Inquiry Reveals Allegations of War Crimes in Afghanistan
A UK parliamentary inquiry into alleged war crimes committed by British SAS forces in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013 has revealed testimony suggesting a "golden license to kill" and systematic cover-ups, leading to the Taliban demanding compensation.
UK SAS Inquiry Reveals Allegations of War Crimes in Afghanistan
A UK parliamentary inquiry into alleged war crimes committed by British SAS forces in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013 has revealed testimony suggesting a "golden license to kill" and systematic cover-ups, leading to the Taliban demanding compensation.
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56% Bias Score
Trump Inauguration to Include Assassination Attempt Survivors
On July 13, 2024, in Butler, Pennsylvania, gunman Thomas Crooks shot President-elect Trump and three others at a rally; two survived and will attend Trump's inauguration, while one, Corey Comperatore, died.
Trump Inauguration to Include Assassination Attempt Survivors
On July 13, 2024, in Butler, Pennsylvania, gunman Thomas Crooks shot President-elect Trump and three others at a rally; two survived and will attend Trump's inauguration, while one, Corey Comperatore, died.
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40% Bias Score
Army Doctor Pleads Guilty to Sexually Abusing 41 Soldiers
At Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Major Michael Stockin, an anesthesiologist, pleaded guilty to sexually abusing 41 soldiers under the guise of medical treatment between 2019 and 2022, facing up to 252 years in prison and prompting lawsuits against the Army.
Army Doctor Pleads Guilty to Sexually Abusing 41 Soldiers
At Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Major Michael Stockin, an anesthesiologist, pleaded guilty to sexually abusing 41 soldiers under the guise of medical treatment between 2019 and 2022, facing up to 252 years in prison and prompting lawsuits against the Army.
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28% Bias Score
Israel Bans Publication of Soldier Identities Amidst War Crimes Accusations
The Israeli army implemented a policy prohibiting the disclosure of identities of soldiers and officers below Brigadier General participating in combat operations, following numerous international lawsuits accusing them of war crimes during the Gaza conflict.
Israel Bans Publication of Soldier Identities Amidst War Crimes Accusations
The Israeli army implemented a policy prohibiting the disclosure of identities of soldiers and officers below Brigadier General participating in combat operations, following numerous international lawsuits accusing them of war crimes during the Gaza conflict.
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36% Bias Score