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Israel Condemns Expulsion of Ambassador from African Union Meeting
Israeli Ambassador Avram Neguse was expelled from an African Union meeting on the Rwandan genocide on Monday, prompting condemnation from Israel and highlighting growing tensions between Israel and the AU amidst the Gaza conflict, where over 50,000 Palestinians have reportedly been killed and two-th...
Israel Condemns Expulsion of Ambassador from African Union Meeting
Israeli Ambassador Avram Neguse was expelled from an African Union meeting on the Rwandan genocide on Monday, prompting condemnation from Israel and highlighting growing tensions between Israel and the AU amidst the Gaza conflict, where over 50,000 Palestinians have reportedly been killed and two-th...
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40% Bias Score
Djibouti's Youssouf Elected Chairperson of African Union Commission
Mahamoud Ali Youssouf, Djibouti's former foreign minister, was elected Chairperson of the African Union Commission on February 17th, 2024, receiving 33 votes from 49 participating countries, succeeding Moussa Faki Mahamat; his diplomatic background and linguistic skills were key factors in his victo...
Djibouti's Youssouf Elected Chairperson of African Union Commission
Mahamoud Ali Youssouf, Djibouti's former foreign minister, was elected Chairperson of the African Union Commission on February 17th, 2024, receiving 33 votes from 49 participating countries, succeeding Moussa Faki Mahamat; his diplomatic background and linguistic skills were key factors in his victo...
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40% Bias Score
AU's Inconsistent Recognition of Somaliland Undermines Regional Stability
Somaliland, unlike Western Sahara, was an independent state before its unratified union with Somalia; its 1991 reversion to sovereignty is legally distinct from secession, yet the AU inconsistently denies recognition, undermining regional stability.
AU's Inconsistent Recognition of Somaliland Undermines Regional Stability
Somaliland, unlike Western Sahara, was an independent state before its unratified union with Somalia; its 1991 reversion to sovereignty is legally distinct from secession, yet the AU inconsistently denies recognition, undermining regional stability.
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52% Bias Score
AU Declares Colonial Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide at a February summit in Addis Ababa, potentially impacting future negotiations for reparations and the return of looted artifacts, although the resolution's legal enforceability is debated.
AU Declares Colonial Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide at a February summit in Addis Ababa, potentially impacting future negotiations for reparations and the return of looted artifacts, although the resolution's legal enforceability is debated.
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16% Bias Score
South Sudan Peace Deal Threatened by Renewed Fighting
Renewed clashes in South Sudan's Upper Nile region between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and First Vice President Riek Machar threaten the 2018 peace agreement, following a UN helicopter attack resulting in casualties and the killing of a general.
South Sudan Peace Deal Threatened by Renewed Fighting
Renewed clashes in South Sudan's Upper Nile region between forces loyal to President Salva Kiir and First Vice President Riek Machar threaten the 2018 peace agreement, following a UN helicopter attack resulting in casualties and the killing of a general.
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48% Bias Score
Djibouti's Youssouf Elected Head of African Union Commission
Mahmoud Ali Youssouf of Djibouti was elected head of the African Union Commission, succeeding Moussa Faki, marking the first time an East African leads the body; this comes amidst increasing conflicts across Africa and declining Western support for the AU.
Djibouti's Youssouf Elected Head of African Union Commission
Mahmoud Ali Youssouf of Djibouti was elected head of the African Union Commission, succeeding Moussa Faki, marking the first time an East African leads the body; this comes amidst increasing conflicts across Africa and declining Western support for the AU.
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36% Bias Score
DRC, Rwanda Presidents Agree to Ceasefire in Eastern DRC Amidst AU-Backed Talks
The African Union welcomes talks in Doha between the presidents of Rwanda and the DRC, resulting in a call for an immediate ceasefire in the eastern DRC, where fighting between the Congolese army and the M23 rebel group continues to cause a major humanitarian crisis, affecting millions.
DRC, Rwanda Presidents Agree to Ceasefire in Eastern DRC Amidst AU-Backed Talks
The African Union welcomes talks in Doha between the presidents of Rwanda and the DRC, resulting in a call for an immediate ceasefire in the eastern DRC, where fighting between the Congolese army and the M23 rebel group continues to cause a major humanitarian crisis, affecting millions.
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44% Bias Score
Angola Denies Entry to Dozens of African Opposition Leaders
Angola prevented entry to at least 20 African opposition leaders, including Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu and Mozambique's Venancio Mondlane, who were invited to a democracy summit by Angola's main opposition party UNITA, citing visa irregularities, despite President Lourenco's role as the...
Angola Denies Entry to Dozens of African Opposition Leaders
Angola prevented entry to at least 20 African opposition leaders, including Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu and Mozambique's Venancio Mondlane, who were invited to a democracy summit by Angola's main opposition party UNITA, citing visa irregularities, despite President Lourenco's role as the...
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AU Declares Colonial-Era Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide, aiming for restorative justice and potentially strengthening Africa's claims for reparations in international negotiations.
AU Declares Colonial-Era Atrocities Crimes Against Humanity
The African Union declared slavery, deportation, and colonization crimes against humanity and genocide, aiming for restorative justice and potentially strengthening Africa's claims for reparations in international negotiations.
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16% Bias Score
Africa Hall's $57 Million Renovation: A Blend of History and Modernity
Africa Hall in Addis Ababa, originally opened in 1961, recently underwent a $57 million renovation, completed in October 2023, transforming the historical landmark into a modern conference and cultural center while preserving its historical significance.
Africa Hall's $57 Million Renovation: A Blend of History and Modernity
Africa Hall in Addis Ababa, originally opened in 1961, recently underwent a $57 million renovation, completed in October 2023, transforming the historical landmark into a modern conference and cultural center while preserving its historical significance.
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28% Bias Score
UN Envoy Urges Sudanese-Led Solution to End Conflict, Citing 12 Million Displaced
The UN envoy to Sudan, Ramtane Lamamra, is urging a Sudanese-led political solution to end the brutal conflict that began in April 2023, causing over 12 million people to flee their homes and triggering widespread famine, while warning against initiatives that risk fragmenting the nation.
UN Envoy Urges Sudanese-Led Solution to End Conflict, Citing 12 Million Displaced
The UN envoy to Sudan, Ramtane Lamamra, is urging a Sudanese-led political solution to end the brutal conflict that began in April 2023, causing over 12 million people to flee their homes and triggering widespread famine, while warning against initiatives that risk fragmenting the nation.
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44% Bias Score
UN Seeks $6 Billion for Sudan's War-Ravaged Population
The UN launched a $6 billion appeal for Sudan, the largest in its history, to assist 26 million people affected by the conflict which has killed over 28,000 and displaced over 12 million, highlighting the urgent need for international aid and a ceasefire.
UN Seeks $6 Billion for Sudan's War-Ravaged Population
The UN launched a $6 billion appeal for Sudan, the largest in its history, to assist 26 million people affected by the conflict which has killed over 28,000 and displaced over 12 million, highlighting the urgent need for international aid and a ceasefire.
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40% Bias Score
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