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Sudan Civil War: 28,700 Dead, 15 Million Displaced
Sudan's civil war, reignited in April 2023, has resulted in 28,700 deaths by November 2024 and over 15 million displaced by April 2025, stemming from decades-long ethnic, religious, and political tensions and a power struggle between the SAF and RSF over resources and power.
Sudan Civil War: 28,700 Dead, 15 Million Displaced
Sudan's civil war, reignited in April 2023, has resulted in 28,700 deaths by November 2024 and over 15 million displaced by April 2025, stemming from decades-long ethnic, religious, and political tensions and a power struggle between the SAF and RSF over resources and power.
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20% Bias Score
London Conference Seeks to End Sudan's Devastating Two-Year Conflict
A London conference on April 15th aims to address Sudan's devastating two-year conflict, mobilizing international support for over 30 million people in desperate need of aid due to fighting between General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan and Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths and ...
London Conference Seeks to End Sudan's Devastating Two-Year Conflict
A London conference on April 15th aims to address Sudan's devastating two-year conflict, mobilizing international support for over 30 million people in desperate need of aid due to fighting between General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan and Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths and ...
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44% Bias Score
Omdurman After Two Years of Sudanese Conflict: Widespread Destruction and Displacement
After two years of displacement due to the Sudanese conflict that began in mid-April 2023, an Omdurman resident returned home to find widespread destruction, looting, and disrupted services, illustrating the war's devastating impact on civilian life and infrastructure.
Omdurman After Two Years of Sudanese Conflict: Widespread Destruction and Displacement
After two years of displacement due to the Sudanese conflict that began in mid-April 2023, an Omdurman resident returned home to find widespread destruction, looting, and disrupted services, illustrating the war's devastating impact on civilian life and infrastructure.
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44% Bias Score
Former Warlord Lubanga Launches New Armed Group in DRC
Thomas Lubanga, a former Congolese warlord previously convicted by the ICC for using child soldiers, launched a new armed group, the Convention for Popular Revolution (CRP), from Uganda in 2025, undermining peace efforts in Ituri and raising concerns about regional stability due to alleged links wit...
Former Warlord Lubanga Launches New Armed Group in DRC
Thomas Lubanga, a former Congolese warlord previously convicted by the ICC for using child soldiers, launched a new armed group, the Convention for Popular Revolution (CRP), from Uganda in 2025, undermining peace efforts in Ituri and raising concerns about regional stability due to alleged links wit...
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48% Bias Score
M23 Withdraws from Walikale Amidst Skepticism
The M23 rebel group announced its withdrawal from Walikale in eastern DRCongo, a move welcomed with skepticism by the Congolese government and following failed peace talks in Angola, amid accusations of Rwandan support for the Tutsi-led group.
M23 Withdraws from Walikale Amidst Skepticism
The M23 rebel group announced its withdrawal from Walikale in eastern DRCongo, a move welcomed with skepticism by the Congolese government and following failed peace talks in Angola, amid accusations of Rwandan support for the Tutsi-led group.
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32% Bias Score
Congo's Eastern Cities Grapple with Post-Rebellion Insecurity
Insecurity grips Goma and Bukavu, eastern Congo, following the M23 rebel takeover, with approximately 10 daily murders reported in Bukavu, stemming from weapons left behind by fleeing Congolese forces and resulting in widespread crime and economic disruption.
Congo's Eastern Cities Grapple with Post-Rebellion Insecurity
Insecurity grips Goma and Bukavu, eastern Congo, following the M23 rebel takeover, with approximately 10 daily murders reported in Bukavu, stemming from weapons left behind by fleeing Congolese forces and resulting in widespread crime and economic disruption.
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44% Bias Score
Colombia Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Dissidents
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspended a ceasefire with a FARC dissident group on Thursday, after failing to reach an extension agreement, halting hostilities and requiring both sides to secure their positions within 72 hours; peace talks will continue despite the suspension.
Colombia Suspends Ceasefire with FARC Dissidents
Colombian President Gustavo Petro suspended a ceasefire with a FARC dissident group on Thursday, after failing to reach an extension agreement, halting hostilities and requiring both sides to secure their positions within 72 hours; peace talks will continue despite the suspension.
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36% Bias Score
RSF Seizes Zamzam Camp in North Darfur, Hundreds Dead
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized Zamzam camp in North Darfur on Sunday after a four-day assault, leaving hundreds dead or wounded and displacing tens of thousands to al-Fashir, according to aid groups and the government; the RSF claims the camp was a mercenary base, but aid groups say civilians...
RSF Seizes Zamzam Camp in North Darfur, Hundreds Dead
The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized Zamzam camp in North Darfur on Sunday after a four-day assault, leaving hundreds dead or wounded and displacing tens of thousands to al-Fashir, according to aid groups and the government; the RSF claims the camp was a mercenary base, but aid groups say civilians...
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52% Bias Score
Haitian Gangs Seize Prison in Mirebalais, Underscoring Expanding Violence
On Monday, heavily armed gangs, including Taliban and 400 Mawozo, attacked Mirebalais, Haiti, seizing a prison, releasing inmates, and forcing hundreds to flee amid widespread destruction; the attack underscores the expanding reach of gang violence beyond Port-au-Prince and the government's inabilit...
Haitian Gangs Seize Prison in Mirebalais, Underscoring Expanding Violence
On Monday, heavily armed gangs, including Taliban and 400 Mawozo, attacked Mirebalais, Haiti, seizing a prison, releasing inmates, and forcing hundreds to flee amid widespread destruction; the attack underscores the expanding reach of gang violence beyond Port-au-Prince and the government's inabilit...
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44% Bias Score
Rebel Groups Commit Grave Abuses in Colombia's Catatumbo
In Colombia's Catatumbo region, rebel groups, primarily the ELN, committed grave abuses against civilians, including executions and child recruitment, displacing over 56,000 people since January and killing at least 78 in January and February, following a truce breakdown, according to Human Rights W...
Rebel Groups Commit Grave Abuses in Colombia's Catatumbo
In Colombia's Catatumbo region, rebel groups, primarily the ELN, committed grave abuses against civilians, including executions and child recruitment, displacing over 56,000 people since January and killing at least 78 in January and February, following a truce breakdown, according to Human Rights W...
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40% Bias Score
France to Distribute Survival Manual to Households Amid Growing Security Concerns
The French government plans to distribute a survival manual to every household before summer, providing guidance on preparing for various threats including armed conflict, natural disasters, and health crises; this follows similar initiatives in Sweden and Finland.
France to Distribute Survival Manual to Households Amid Growing Security Concerns
The French government plans to distribute a survival manual to every household before summer, providing guidance on preparing for various threats including armed conflict, natural disasters, and health crises; this follows similar initiatives in Sweden and Finland.
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44% Bias Score
Failed Pacification of El Plateado Highlights Colombia's Peace Process Challenges
In Colombia's El Plateado, dissident FARC groups, described by President Petro as a narco-trafficking army with foreign ties, held 29 security forces members hostage for three days before releasing them; despite government interventions, including military operations and a new intervention strategy,...
Failed Pacification of El Plateado Highlights Colombia's Peace Process Challenges
In Colombia's El Plateado, dissident FARC groups, described by President Petro as a narco-trafficking army with foreign ties, held 29 security forces members hostage for three days before releasing them; despite government interventions, including military operations and a new intervention strategy,...
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52% Bias Score
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