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Kabul's Water Crisis: A City on the Brink of Running Dry
Kabul, Afghanistan is facing a severe water crisis due to population growth, climate change, and over-extraction of groundwater, leaving families to pay exorbitant prices and children missing school to collect water; if trends continue, the city could run out of groundwater by 2030.
Kabul's Water Crisis: A City on the Brink of Running Dry
Kabul, Afghanistan is facing a severe water crisis due to population growth, climate change, and over-extraction of groundwater, leaving families to pay exorbitant prices and children missing school to collect water; if trends continue, the city could run out of groundwater by 2030.
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32% Bias Score
Kabul's Water Crisis: A City on the Brink of Running Dry
Kabul, Afghanistan is facing a severe water crisis, with nearly half its boreholes dry due to over-extraction, climate change, and population growth, forcing families into poverty and threatening displacement by 2030, according to Mercy Corps.
Kabul's Water Crisis: A City on the Brink of Running Dry
Kabul, Afghanistan is facing a severe water crisis, with nearly half its boreholes dry due to over-extraction, climate change, and population growth, forcing families into poverty and threatening displacement by 2030, according to Mercy Corps.
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28% Bias Score
UK Data Breach Leads to Hundreds of Afghan Murders
A UK government data breach exposed the details of 100,000 Afghans who aided British forces, resulting in at least 300 confirmed murders by the Taliban; the breach included names, phone numbers, and family details, enabling targeted killings, while the UK government secretly airlifted 18,500 Afghans...
UK Data Breach Leads to Hundreds of Afghan Murders
A UK government data breach exposed the details of 100,000 Afghans who aided British forces, resulting in at least 300 confirmed murders by the Taliban; the breach included names, phone numbers, and family details, enabling targeted killings, while the UK government secretly airlifted 18,500 Afghans...
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64% Bias Score
UK to Deny Compensation to Afghans Affected by Data Leak
The UK Ministry of Defence will not compensate thousands of Afghans whose personal data was leaked in a February 2022 incident, despite fears of Taliban retribution, citing a low likelihood of harm; the government has already spent \£400m on relocating other Afghans.
UK to Deny Compensation to Afghans Affected by Data Leak
The UK Ministry of Defence will not compensate thousands of Afghans whose personal data was leaked in a February 2022 incident, despite fears of Taliban retribution, citing a low likelihood of harm; the government has already spent \£400m on relocating other Afghans.
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60% Bias Score
Germany Resumes Deportations to Afghanistan, Sparking Political Controversy
Germany deported convicted criminals back to Afghanistan on Friday for the first time since August 2022, a move criticized by the Green Party as symbolic and potentially dangerous, raising concerns about the safety of deportees and the implications for regional stability; the deportations were facil...
Germany Resumes Deportations to Afghanistan, Sparking Political Controversy
Germany deported convicted criminals back to Afghanistan on Friday for the first time since August 2022, a move criticized by the Green Party as symbolic and potentially dangerous, raising concerns about the safety of deportees and the implications for regional stability; the deportations were facil...
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40% Bias Score
Germany Deporting Afghans Amidst UN Condemnation and Growing Humanitarian Crisis
Germany deported 81 Afghan men on July 18, 2025, reflecting a hardening immigration policy despite UN warnings against returns to Afghanistan, where a humanitarian crisis is worsening with potentially three million deportees by year-end.
Germany Deporting Afghans Amidst UN Condemnation and Growing Humanitarian Crisis
Germany deported 81 Afghan men on July 18, 2025, reflecting a hardening immigration policy despite UN warnings against returns to Afghanistan, where a humanitarian crisis is worsening with potentially three million deportees by year-end.
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48% Bias Score
Kabul's Water Crisis: A City on the Brink of Running Dry
Kabul, Afghanistan is facing a severe water crisis, with nearly half its boreholes dry due to over-extraction and climate change, forcing families into poverty and jeopardizing children's education as they spend hours collecting water, impacting their health and economic stability.
Kabul's Water Crisis: A City on the Brink of Running Dry
Kabul, Afghanistan is facing a severe water crisis, with nearly half its boreholes dry due to over-extraction and climate change, forcing families into poverty and jeopardizing children's education as they spend hours collecting water, impacting their health and economic stability.
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28% Bias Score
Iran Approves Bill for National Migration Organization
The Iranian Parliament approved a bill establishing a National Migration Organization to address challenges related to foreign nationals, including undocumented migrants, aiming for improved management and resource allocation; the bill's passage follows delays due to inter-agency disagreements and c...
Iran Approves Bill for National Migration Organization
The Iranian Parliament approved a bill establishing a National Migration Organization to address challenges related to foreign nationals, including undocumented migrants, aiming for improved management and resource allocation; the bill's passage follows delays due to inter-agency disagreements and c...
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40% Bias Score
UK Rejects Compensation for Afghans in Major Data Breach
The UK government will not compensate roughly 18,714 Afghans whose details were leaked in a 2022 data breach, despite previous payouts for similar incidents, citing a review concluding minimal Taliban targeting risk; however, hundreds of data protection claims are expected.
UK Rejects Compensation for Afghans in Major Data Breach
The UK government will not compensate roughly 18,714 Afghans whose details were leaked in a 2022 data breach, despite previous payouts for similar incidents, citing a review concluding minimal Taliban targeting risk; however, hundreds of data protection claims are expected.
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48% Bias Score
Six EU Nations Plan Stricter Migration Policies
Six EU nations—Germany, France, Poland, Austria, Czechia, and Denmark—agreed on Friday to strengthen EU external border controls, increase deportations to countries including Afghanistan and Syria, and potentially process asylum claims in non-EU countries to combat illegal immigration.
Six EU Nations Plan Stricter Migration Policies
Six EU nations—Germany, France, Poland, Austria, Czechia, and Denmark—agreed on Friday to strengthen EU external border controls, increase deportations to countries including Afghanistan and Syria, and potentially process asylum claims in non-EU countries to combat illegal immigration.
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52% Bias Score
UK's Secret Afghan Relocation Program: Data Breach and Secrecy Spark Outrage
The UK government secretly relocated nearly 24,000 Afghans to Britain between 2021 and 2023 at a cost of hundreds of millions of pounds, following a 2022 data breach that exposed the personal information of thousands of Afghans who had assisted British forces in Afghanistan.
UK's Secret Afghan Relocation Program: Data Breach and Secrecy Spark Outrage
The UK government secretly relocated nearly 24,000 Afghans to Britain between 2021 and 2023 at a cost of hundreds of millions of pounds, following a 2022 data breach that exposed the personal information of thousands of Afghans who had assisted British forces in Afghanistan.
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40% Bias Score
Shapps Defends Two-Year Cover-Up of Afghan Data Leak Exposing British Personnel
Former UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps defended a two-year cover-up of a major Afghan data leak, exposing over 100 British personnel and 18,800 Afghans, claiming secrecy prevented murders, sparking a major security and political row.
Shapps Defends Two-Year Cover-Up of Afghan Data Leak Exposing British Personnel
Former UK Defence Secretary Grant Shapps defended a two-year cover-up of a major Afghan data leak, exposing over 100 British personnel and 18,800 Afghans, claiming secrecy prevented murders, sparking a major security and political row.
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60% Bias Score
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