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German Report Condemns Failures in Afghanistan Withdrawal
A German parliamentary report criticizes the government's handling of the Bundeswehr's withdrawal from Afghanistan, citing flawed assessments, inter-ministerial disagreements, and bureaucratic issues as contributing factors to the Taliban's rapid takeover of Kabul in August 2021.
German Report Condemns Failures in Afghanistan Withdrawal
A German parliamentary report criticizes the government's handling of the Bundeswehr's withdrawal from Afghanistan, citing flawed assessments, inter-ministerial disagreements, and bureaucratic issues as contributing factors to the Taliban's rapid takeover of Kabul in August 2021.
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52% Bias Score
Japan Allows Taiwan as Place of Origin on Family Registries
The Justice Ministry announced Monday that it will allow Taiwanese marrying Japanese citizens to list Taiwan as their place of origin on family registries, a move welcomed by Taiwan but opposed by China, altering how Taiwanese are identified in official Japanese records.
Japan Allows Taiwan as Place of Origin on Family Registries
The Justice Ministry announced Monday that it will allow Taiwanese marrying Japanese citizens to list Taiwan as their place of origin on family registries, a move welcomed by Taiwan but opposed by China, altering how Taiwanese are identified in official Japanese records.
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40% Bias Score
UK MoD Rejected 2,000 Afghan Commando Resettlement Applications Amid War Crimes Inquiry
The UK MoD rejected over 2,000 resettlement applications from Afghan commandos—the Triples—who supported British Special Forces in Afghanistan, sparking controversy amid a war crimes inquiry and raising concerns about obstruction of justice and potential breaches of UK human rights law.
UK MoD Rejected 2,000 Afghan Commando Resettlement Applications Amid War Crimes Inquiry
The UK MoD rejected over 2,000 resettlement applications from Afghan commandos—the Triples—who supported British Special Forces in Afghanistan, sparking controversy amid a war crimes inquiry and raising concerns about obstruction of justice and potential breaches of UK human rights law.
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40% Bias Score
Vier Leben": Tatort Exposes Afghanistan Evacuation Fallout
In the new Tatort episode "Vier Leben," set in Berlin's Humboldt Forum, former politician and lobbyist Jürgen Weghorst is murdered by snipers in retribution for his role in the disastrous 2021 Afghanistan evacuation where his actions led to the death of Afghan helpers' loved ones.
Vier Leben": Tatort Exposes Afghanistan Evacuation Fallout
In the new Tatort episode "Vier Leben," set in Berlin's Humboldt Forum, former politician and lobbyist Jürgen Weghorst is murdered by snipers in retribution for his role in the disastrous 2021 Afghanistan evacuation where his actions led to the death of Afghan helpers' loved ones.
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24% Bias Score
Tatort: Vier Leben" Links Assassinations to Afghanistan Withdrawal
In the German crime thriller "Tatort: Vier Leben," a former politician is assassinated in Berlin, initiating a murder series linked to the 2021 withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan; investigators race against time during an upcoming royal visit to prevent further attacks, unveiling connections...
Tatort: Vier Leben" Links Assassinations to Afghanistan Withdrawal
In the German crime thriller "Tatort: Vier Leben," a former politician is assassinated in Berlin, initiating a murder series linked to the 2021 withdrawal of NATO troops from Afghanistan; investigators race against time during an upcoming royal visit to prevent further attacks, unveiling connections...
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20% Bias Score
Taliban Offer to Cooperate on Deportations, but Germany Refuses
Following a suspected terrorist attack in Munich allegedly committed by a rejected Afghan asylum seeker, the Taliban offered to cooperate with Germany on deportations, but Germany refused due to its non-recognition of the Taliban regime, unlike Austria, which engages in direct talks with the Taliban...
Taliban Offer to Cooperate on Deportations, but Germany Refuses
Following a suspected terrorist attack in Munich allegedly committed by a rejected Afghan asylum seeker, the Taliban offered to cooperate with Germany on deportations, but Germany refused due to its non-recognition of the Taliban regime, unlike Austria, which engages in direct talks with the Taliban...
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52% Bias Score
Germany Seeks to Increase Deportations to Syria and Afghanistan Amidst Asylum Challenges
Germany is attempting to increase deportations to Syria and Afghanistan due to rising asylum numbers and recent attacks by individuals from those countries, facing legal and logistical hurdles while seeking cooperation with unstable governments.
Germany Seeks to Increase Deportations to Syria and Afghanistan Amidst Asylum Challenges
Germany is attempting to increase deportations to Syria and Afghanistan due to rising asylum numbers and recent attacks by individuals from those countries, facing legal and logistical hurdles while seeking cooperation with unstable governments.
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56% Bias Score
Polio Resurgence in Pakistan: Violence and Misinformation Hamper Eradication Efforts
Pakistan faces a polio resurgence amidst violence against vaccinators, fueled by conspiracy theories and hampered by reduced international support, affecting particularly vulnerable populations in impoverished regions near the Afghan border; in 2022, 74 wild poliovirus infections were reported, drop...
Polio Resurgence in Pakistan: Violence and Misinformation Hamper Eradication Efforts
Pakistan faces a polio resurgence amidst violence against vaccinators, fueled by conspiracy theories and hampered by reduced international support, affecting particularly vulnerable populations in impoverished regions near the Afghan border; in 2022, 74 wild poliovirus infections were reported, drop...
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44% Bias Score
First Stinger Missile Launch in Afghanistan: A Turning Point in the Soviet-Afghan War
In August 1986, a group of Afghan mujahideen, trained by Pakistanis and monitored by the US, used Stinger missiles for the first time against Soviet helicopters near Jalalabad, Afghanistan, resulting in three destroyed helicopters and marking a turning point in the war.
First Stinger Missile Launch in Afghanistan: A Turning Point in the Soviet-Afghan War
In August 1986, a group of Afghan mujahideen, trained by Pakistanis and monitored by the US, used Stinger missiles for the first time against Soviet helicopters near Jalalabad, Afghanistan, resulting in three destroyed helicopters and marking a turning point in the war.
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44% Bias Score
Berlin Assassination: Murder Investigation Linked to Afghanistan Withdrawal
In Berlin during rush hour, a former politician is fatally shot, triggering a murder investigation linked to the 2021 Afghanistan troop withdrawal; the case unfolds over a single day, connecting to an Afghanistan inquiry committee and human rights activists.
Berlin Assassination: Murder Investigation Linked to Afghanistan Withdrawal
In Berlin during rush hour, a former politician is fatally shot, triggering a murder investigation linked to the 2021 Afghanistan troop withdrawal; the case unfolds over a single day, connecting to an Afghanistan inquiry committee and human rights activists.
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24% Bias Score
Munich Car Attack: Asylum Seeker's Fabricated Story and Islamist Motivation
A 24-year-old Afghan man, Farhad N., drove his car into a Munich demonstration, injuring 36 people; a 2020 court ruling found his asylum claim to be fabricated, and investigators now believe the attack was religiously motivated.
Munich Car Attack: Asylum Seeker's Fabricated Story and Islamist Motivation
A 24-year-old Afghan man, Farhad N., drove his car into a Munich demonstration, injuring 36 people; a 2020 court ruling found his asylum claim to be fabricated, and investigators now believe the attack was religiously motivated.
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44% Bias Score
Munich Car Attack: 30 Injured, Afghan Suspect Arrested
A 24-year-old Afghan man with a valid residency permit drove into a crowd of 1,500 demonstrators in Munich, Germany on February 13, 2024, injuring at least 30 people; the suspect was arrested, and Chancellor Scholz vowed swift deportation.
Munich Car Attack: 30 Injured, Afghan Suspect Arrested
A 24-year-old Afghan man with a valid residency permit drove into a crowd of 1,500 demonstrators in Munich, Germany on February 13, 2024, injuring at least 30 people; the suspect was arrested, and Chancellor Scholz vowed swift deportation.
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48% Bias Score
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