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Half a Million US Weapons Missing After Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan
The Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan in 2021 resulted in the loss, sale, or smuggling of an estimated 500,000 US-funded weapons, raising concerns about their access by militant groups like al-Qaeda affiliates; the Taliban denies these claims.
Half a Million US Weapons Missing After Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan
The Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan in 2021 resulted in the loss, sale, or smuggling of an estimated 500,000 US-funded weapons, raising concerns about their access by militant groups like al-Qaeda affiliates; the Taliban denies these claims.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Lifts Ban on Taliban
Russia's Supreme Court lifted its 2003 ban on the Taliban on Thursday, following a 2022 law allowing court suspension of terrorist organization designations, facilitating increased engagement and trade with Afghanistan while raising human rights concerns.
Russia Lifts Ban on Taliban
Russia's Supreme Court lifted its 2003 ban on the Taliban on Thursday, following a 2022 law allowing court suspension of terrorist organization designations, facilitating increased engagement and trade with Afghanistan while raising human rights concerns.
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44% Bias Score
Hamburg Murder Trial: Afghan Man Accused of Stabbing
A 29-year-old Afghan man is on trial in Hamburg for the murder of a fellow Afghan man during a large-scale altercation near Billstedt U-Bahn station on August 19, 2022; a second suspect is also in custody.
Hamburg Murder Trial: Afghan Man Accused of Stabbing
A 29-year-old Afghan man is on trial in Hamburg for the murder of a fellow Afghan man during a large-scale altercation near Billstedt U-Bahn station on August 19, 2022; a second suspect is also in custody.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Temporarily Lifts Ban on Taliban
On April 17, 2024, Russia's Supreme Court temporarily lifted its ban on the Taliban, a decision following President Putin's decree removing them from the list of terrorist organizations, driven by geopolitical considerations despite potential domestic and international risks.
Russia Temporarily Lifts Ban on Taliban
On April 17, 2024, Russia's Supreme Court temporarily lifted its ban on the Taliban, a decision following President Putin's decree removing them from the list of terrorist organizations, driven by geopolitical considerations despite potential domestic and international risks.
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52% Bias Score
Russia Lifts Taliban Ban Amidst Growing International Engagement
Russia's Supreme Court lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17th, 2024, following a presidential decree, amidst a broader trend of increased international engagement with the group due to Afghanistan's geopolitical importance.
Russia Lifts Taliban Ban Amidst Growing International Engagement
Russia's Supreme Court lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17th, 2024, following a presidential decree, amidst a broader trend of increased international engagement with the group due to Afghanistan's geopolitical importance.
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40% Bias Score
Russia Lifts Taliban Ban, Paving Way for Afghanistan Agreements
Russia's Supreme Court temporarily lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17th, 2024, following a presidential decree, enabling potential future agreements with Afghanistan and marking a shift in Russia's geopolitical strategy amidst strained relations with the West.
Russia Lifts Taliban Ban, Paving Way for Afghanistan Agreements
Russia's Supreme Court temporarily lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17th, 2024, following a presidential decree, enabling potential future agreements with Afghanistan and marking a shift in Russia's geopolitical strategy amidst strained relations with the West.
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44% Bias Score
Half a Million Missing Afghan Weapons Fuel Security Concerns
Half a million weapons captured by the Taliban in Afghanistan are missing, raising concerns about regional security, with the UN reporting that some have fallen into the hands of al-Qaeda-linked groups and the Taliban admitting to the unknown location of half of the weapons.
Half a Million Missing Afghan Weapons Fuel Security Concerns
Half a million weapons captured by the Taliban in Afghanistan are missing, raising concerns about regional security, with the UN reporting that some have fallen into the hands of al-Qaeda-linked groups and the Taliban admitting to the unknown location of half of the weapons.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Lifts Taliban Terrorist Designation, Seeking Regional Influence
The Russian Supreme Court lifted its ban on contacts with the Taliban, designated a terrorist organization since 2003, following a request from the General Prosecutor's Office and a 2022 law allowing such suspensions. This decision, mirroring similar actions in Central Asia, aims to improve Russia's...
Russia Lifts Taliban Terrorist Designation, Seeking Regional Influence
The Russian Supreme Court lifted its ban on contacts with the Taliban, designated a terrorist organization since 2003, following a request from the General Prosecutor's Office and a 2022 law allowing such suspensions. This decision, mirroring similar actions in Central Asia, aims to improve Russia's...
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48% Bias Score
Russia Lifts Ban on Taliban
On April 17, 2025, Russia's Supreme Court lifted its ban on the Taliban, a decision following months of official statements signaling a change in policy towards the group that now controls Afghanistan. This move aims to facilitate legitimate engagement and cooperation on issues such as water managem...
Russia Lifts Ban on Taliban
On April 17, 2025, Russia's Supreme Court lifted its ban on the Taliban, a decision following months of official statements signaling a change in policy towards the group that now controls Afghanistan. This move aims to facilitate legitimate engagement and cooperation on issues such as water managem...
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36% Bias Score
Russia Removes Taliban from Terrorist List
The Russian Supreme Court removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations, overturning a 2003 ban following a 2022 law allowing courts to suspend such designations; this move is seen as a diplomatic victory for the Taliban and facilitates increased engagement with Russia.
Russia Removes Taliban from Terrorist List
The Russian Supreme Court removed the Taliban from its list of terrorist organizations, overturning a 2003 ban following a 2022 law allowing courts to suspend such designations; this move is seen as a diplomatic victory for the Taliban and facilitates increased engagement with Russia.
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56% Bias Score
Germany Accepts Afghan Refugees Amidst Political Backlash
Germany accepted a flight of 138 vulnerable Afghan refugees on Thursday, sparking political debate as the incoming government plans to end such admissions, despite ongoing humanitarian obligations and the presence of roughly 2,600 more vulnerable Afghans waiting in Pakistan.
Germany Accepts Afghan Refugees Amidst Political Backlash
Germany accepted a flight of 138 vulnerable Afghan refugees on Thursday, sparking political debate as the incoming government plans to end such admissions, despite ongoing humanitarian obligations and the presence of roughly 2,600 more vulnerable Afghans waiting in Pakistan.
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48% Bias Score
Russia Temporarily Lifts Ban on Taliban
The Russian Supreme Court temporarily lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17, 2025, following a presidential decree, enabling potential formal agreements with Afghanistan despite the Taliban's past support for Chechen separatists and Russia's previous designation of the group as a terrorist organ...
Russia Temporarily Lifts Ban on Taliban
The Russian Supreme Court temporarily lifted the ban on the Taliban on April 17, 2025, following a presidential decree, enabling potential formal agreements with Afghanistan despite the Taliban's past support for Chechen separatists and Russia's previous designation of the group as a terrorist organ...
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44% Bias Score
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