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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's 2024 Deportations: 22% Increase, Yet Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
Germany deported 20,084 people in 2024, a 22% increase from 2023; 5,827 were Dublin transfers, mostly to Austria, France, and Spain, with Afghans comprising the largest group; however, the overall number remains below pre-pandemic levels.
Germany's 2024 Deportations: 22% Increase, Yet Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
Germany deported 20,084 people in 2024, a 22% increase from 2023; 5,827 were Dublin transfers, mostly to Austria, France, and Spain, with Afghans comprising the largest group; however, the overall number remains below pre-pandemic levels.
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40% Bias Score
Trial Begins for Afghan Man Accused of Fatal Mannheim Stabbing
A 26-year-old Afghan man, Sulaiman A., stands trial in Stuttgart, Germany, for the murder of a police officer and attempted murder of several others during a May 2024 attack in Mannheim. His alleged radicalization after the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan is a central focus of the trial.
Trial Begins for Afghan Man Accused of Fatal Mannheim Stabbing
A 26-year-old Afghan man, Sulaiman A., stands trial in Stuttgart, Germany, for the murder of a police officer and attempted murder of several others during a May 2024 attack in Mannheim. His alleged radicalization after the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan is a central focus of the trial.
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40% Bias Score
Trial Begins for Afghan Man Accused of Killing German Police Officer
A 25-year-old Afghan man is on trial in Stuttgart for the May 31, 2023 murder of a police officer and attempted murder of five others in Mannheim, Germany, sparking debate on stricter deportations and police safety.
Trial Begins for Afghan Man Accused of Killing German Police Officer
A 25-year-old Afghan man is on trial in Stuttgart for the May 31, 2023 murder of a police officer and attempted murder of five others in Mannheim, Germany, sparking debate on stricter deportations and police safety.
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48% Bias Score
Trump Imposes Sanctions on ICC Officials
President Trump issued an Executive Order on February 6, 2025, imposing sanctions on ICC officials in response to arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, and the ICC's investigation int...
Trump Imposes Sanctions on ICC Officials
President Trump issued an Executive Order on February 6, 2025, imposing sanctions on ICC officials in response to arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, and the ICC's investigation int...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Afghanistan Aid Cut Creates Chaos and Jeopardizes 26 Million Lives
President Trump's decision to halt US aid to Afghanistan, totaling over $21 billion since the Taliban takeover, has created chaos within the Taliban leadership and jeopardizes the survival of 26 million Afghans reliant on foreign aid, while highlighting the lack of a clear US strategy for the region...
Trump's Afghanistan Aid Cut Creates Chaos and Jeopardizes 26 Million Lives
President Trump's decision to halt US aid to Afghanistan, totaling over $21 billion since the Taliban takeover, has created chaos within the Taliban leadership and jeopardizes the survival of 26 million Afghans reliant on foreign aid, while highlighting the lack of a clear US strategy for the region...
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60% Bias Score
Munich Car Attack: 36 Injured, Islamist Motive Cited
On Thursday, a 24-year-old Afghan man drove his car into a union demonstration in Munich, injuring 36 people, two critically; police have attributed the attack to an Islamist motive, despite no links to terrorist organizations.
Munich Car Attack: 36 Injured, Islamist Motive Cited
On Thursday, a 24-year-old Afghan man drove his car into a union demonstration in Munich, injuring 36 people, two critically; police have attributed the attack to an Islamist motive, despite no links to terrorist organizations.
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56% Bias Score
Afghan Woman's Informal Marriage Leaves Her Without Legal Recourse After Divorce
In Afghanistan, Farzana's informal marriage contract left her with no legal recourse after her husband abandoned her and their two children; this highlights the vulnerability of women lacking formal marriage documentation under Afghan law.
Afghan Woman's Informal Marriage Leaves Her Without Legal Recourse After Divorce
In Afghanistan, Farzana's informal marriage contract left her with no legal recourse after her husband abandoned her and their two children; this highlights the vulnerability of women lacking formal marriage documentation under Afghan law.
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32% Bias Score
UK Mother Guilty of Terrorism for Planned Afghanistan Trip with Children
A British mother of four, Farishta Jami, was found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism after planning to travel to Afghanistan with her children to join Islamic State Khorasan (ISK), intending for them to become martyrs; evidence included IS propaganda, instructions on weapon assembly, and signifi...
UK Mother Guilty of Terrorism for Planned Afghanistan Trip with Children
A British mother of four, Farishta Jami, was found guilty of preparing acts of terrorism after planning to travel to Afghanistan with her children to join Islamic State Khorasan (ISK), intending for them to become martyrs; evidence included IS propaganda, instructions on weapon assembly, and signifi...
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52% Bias Score
Hegseth Addresses Perceived American Weakness
Newly appointed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed the Department of Defense, stating the perception of American weakness following events in Afghanistan, Israel, and Ukraine needs to be addressed by focusing on accountability, restoring military strength, and rebuilding deterrence.
Hegseth Addresses Perceived American Weakness
Newly appointed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed the Department of Defense, stating the perception of American weakness following events in Afghanistan, Israel, and Ukraine needs to be addressed by focusing on accountability, restoring military strength, and rebuilding deterrence.
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60% Bias Score
Pakistan's Deportation Plan Threatens Thousands of Afghan Refugees
Shakoofa Khalili, an Afghan who worked with the US, fears deportation from Pakistan to Afghanistan with her family due to Pakistan's plan to repatriate Afghan nationals by March 31, 2025, following the US's suspension of the USRAP program, which has left thousands of Afghans vulnerable to the Taliba...
Pakistan's Deportation Plan Threatens Thousands of Afghan Refugees
Shakoofa Khalili, an Afghan who worked with the US, fears deportation from Pakistan to Afghanistan with her family due to Pakistan's plan to repatriate Afghan nationals by March 31, 2025, following the US's suspension of the USRAP program, which has left thousands of Afghans vulnerable to the Taliba...
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52% Bias Score
CNN Defamation Case: $5 Million Awarded, Jury Considered $100 Million in Punitive Damages
A Florida jury awarded Navy veteran Zachary Young $5 million in damages after finding CNN liable for defamation, with the jury foreperson stating they considered awarding up to $100 million in punitive damages before a settlement was reached; the case highlights public frustration with perceived "fa...
CNN Defamation Case: $5 Million Awarded, Jury Considered $100 Million in Punitive Damages
A Florida jury awarded Navy veteran Zachary Young $5 million in damages after finding CNN liable for defamation, with the jury foreperson stating they considered awarding up to $100 million in punitive damages before a settlement was reached; the case highlights public frustration with perceived "fa...
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56% Bias Score
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