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Afghan Women Trapped in Mental Health System Due to Taliban Restrictions
A Kabul mental health center houses 104 women, many victims of abuse and neglect, trapped by Afghanistan's restrictive policies and societal norms that prevent independent living, highlighting a worsening mental health crisis among women.
Afghan Women Trapped in Mental Health System Due to Taliban Restrictions
A Kabul mental health center houses 104 women, many victims of abuse and neglect, trapped by Afghanistan's restrictive policies and societal norms that prevent independent living, highlighting a worsening mental health crisis among women.
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52% Bias Score
Afghan Man on Trial for Attacking Wife; Daughters' Loyalty Highlights Cultural Conflicts
In Germany, a 58-year-old Afghan man, Shah S., stands trial for nearly killing his wife with a knife after an argument, leaving her with severe facial injuries; his daughters, despite the abuse, visit him in prison, highlighting the impact of cultural norms and the challenges of immigration.
Afghan Man on Trial for Attacking Wife; Daughters' Loyalty Highlights Cultural Conflicts
In Germany, a 58-year-old Afghan man, Shah S., stands trial for nearly killing his wife with a knife after an argument, leaving her with severe facial injuries; his daughters, despite the abuse, visit him in prison, highlighting the impact of cultural norms and the challenges of immigration.
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60% Bias Score
Pragmatic Engagement with Taliban Masks Afghanistan's Deepening Crisis
Following the Taliban's 2021 takeover of Afghanistan, many European nations, including Germany, are quietly normalizing relations for pragmatic reasons, particularly regarding deportations; however, this coexists with a severe humanitarian crisis and ongoing human rights violations under Taliban rul...
Pragmatic Engagement with Taliban Masks Afghanistan's Deepening Crisis
Following the Taliban's 2021 takeover of Afghanistan, many European nations, including Germany, are quietly normalizing relations for pragmatic reasons, particularly regarding deportations; however, this coexists with a severe humanitarian crisis and ongoing human rights violations under Taliban rul...
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56% Bias Score
Germany Deports Afghan Activists, Violating Prior Asylum Promises
Germany is facing criticism for deporting dozens of Afghan activists back to Afghanistan, despite prior promises to relocate those who had worked with the West, revealing systemic failures in its refugee program and casting a shadow on its international reputation.
Germany Deports Afghan Activists, Violating Prior Asylum Promises
Germany is facing criticism for deporting dozens of Afghan activists back to Afghanistan, despite prior promises to relocate those who had worked with the West, revealing systemic failures in its refugee program and casting a shadow on its international reputation.
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60% Bias Score
Second Afghan Data Breach Impacts Thousands
A new data breach potentially affecting up to 3,700 Afghan nationals in the UK has been revealed, compromising personal details from a third-party supplier to the Ministry of Defence between January and March 2024, marking the second such incident this year and prompting a government apology.
Second Afghan Data Breach Impacts Thousands
A new data breach potentially affecting up to 3,700 Afghan nationals in the UK has been revealed, compromising personal details from a third-party supplier to the Ministry of Defence between January and March 2024, marking the second such incident this year and prompting a government apology.
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36% Bias Score
Taliban Accused of Manipulating Afghanistan's Aid Distribution
A US report accuses the Taliban of manipulating Afghanistan's international aid distribution, favoring Pashtun communities and excluding minorities; the Taliban denies these allegations, while the UN acknowledges a complex aid environment and ongoing investigations; over 23 million Afghans depend on...
Taliban Accused of Manipulating Afghanistan's Aid Distribution
A US report accuses the Taliban of manipulating Afghanistan's international aid distribution, favoring Pashtun communities and excluding minorities; the Taliban denies these allegations, while the UN acknowledges a complex aid environment and ongoing investigations; over 23 million Afghans depend on...
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48% Bias Score
Germany's Failure to Protect Afghan Asylum Seekers in Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested and deported hundreds of Afghan asylum seekers approved for entry into Germany, raising concerns about the German government's handling of the situation and the safety of vulnerable individuals in Pakistan.
Germany's Failure to Protect Afghan Asylum Seekers in Pakistan
Pakistani police have arrested and deported hundreds of Afghan asylum seekers approved for entry into Germany, raising concerns about the German government's handling of the situation and the safety of vulnerable individuals in Pakistan.
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68% Bias Score
Taliban's Consolidation of Power in Afghanistan Forces International Normalization Despite Human Rights Concerns
Following the Taliban's 2021 takeover, European nations, including Germany, are normalizing relations despite human rights concerns, driven by economic interests and the need to deport Afghan refugees; over 2.1 million Afghans were returned to Afghanistan in 2025, exacerbating the humanitarian crisi...
Taliban's Consolidation of Power in Afghanistan Forces International Normalization Despite Human Rights Concerns
Following the Taliban's 2021 takeover, European nations, including Germany, are normalizing relations despite human rights concerns, driven by economic interests and the need to deport Afghan refugees; over 2.1 million Afghans were returned to Afghanistan in 2025, exacerbating the humanitarian crisi...
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48% Bias Score
Taliban's Enduring Rule in Afghanistan: Pragmatism Trumps Human Rights Concerns
Despite initial doubts, the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan persists, leading to normalized relations with countries like Germany and Russia due to strategic interests and asylum deportation needs, while humanitarian crises deepen.
Taliban's Enduring Rule in Afghanistan: Pragmatism Trumps Human Rights Concerns
Despite initial doubts, the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan persists, leading to normalized relations with countries like Germany and Russia due to strategic interests and asylum deportation needs, while humanitarian crises deepen.
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44% Bias Score
Data Breach Exposes Details of 3,700 Afghans Resettled in UK
A cyber-security incident at a UK Ministry of Defence subcontractor, Inflite The Jet Centre, exposed the personal data—including names, passport details, and Arap reference numbers—of up to 3,700 Afghans who relocated to the UK between January and March 2024 under a resettlement scheme for those who...
Data Breach Exposes Details of 3,700 Afghans Resettled in UK
A cyber-security incident at a UK Ministry of Defence subcontractor, Inflite The Jet Centre, exposed the personal data—including names, passport details, and Arap reference numbers—of up to 3,700 Afghans who relocated to the UK between January and March 2024 under a resettlement scheme for those who...
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44% Bias Score
Pakistan Polio Crisis: Mismanagement and Misinformation Fuel Surge in Cases
Pakistan's polio eradication campaign faces setbacks due to 11 new cases this year, stemming from mismanagement, vaccine storage issues, and widespread misinformation, despite $20 billion in spending since the 1980s.
Pakistan Polio Crisis: Mismanagement and Misinformation Fuel Surge in Cases
Pakistan's polio eradication campaign faces setbacks due to 11 new cases this year, stemming from mismanagement, vaccine storage issues, and widespread misinformation, despite $20 billion in spending since the 1980s.
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52% Bias Score
Taliban Water Diversion Project Exacerbates Central Asia's Environmental Crisis
The Taliban's construction of the 300km Qoshe Tepa canal, diverting water from the Amu Darya river, aims to expand their influence in Central Asia by settling Pashtun tribes in northern Afghanistan, worsening the Aral Sea's desiccation and creating tensions with Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
Taliban Water Diversion Project Exacerbates Central Asia's Environmental Crisis
The Taliban's construction of the 300km Qoshe Tepa canal, diverting water from the Amu Darya river, aims to expand their influence in Central Asia by settling Pashtun tribes in northern Afghanistan, worsening the Aral Sea's desiccation and creating tensions with Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.
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56% Bias Score
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