Sudanese Army Advance Exacerbates Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Atrocities
The Sudanese army's advance on Khartoum is welcomed by some civilians as the RSF withdraws, but both sides are committing widespread atrocities that are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis; at least 56 people were killed by RSF shelling in Omdurman on February 1st, and the army's siege of parts of ...
Sudanese Army Advance Exacerbates Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Atrocities
The Sudanese army's advance on Khartoum is welcomed by some civilians as the RSF withdraws, but both sides are committing widespread atrocities that are exacerbating the humanitarian crisis; at least 56 people were killed by RSF shelling in Omdurman on February 1st, and the army's siege of parts of ...
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48% Bias Score
Nigerian Army Redeploys Top Officers to Enhance Operational Efficiency
The Nigerian Army Chief of Staff, Olufemi Oluyede, approved a wide-ranging redeployment of senior officers, including Corps Commanders and GOCs, on Saturday, to enhance operational effectiveness and administrative efficiency in combating security challenges, as announced by army spokesman Major Gene...
Nigerian Army Redeploys Top Officers to Enhance Operational Efficiency
The Nigerian Army Chief of Staff, Olufemi Oluyede, approved a wide-ranging redeployment of senior officers, including Corps Commanders and GOCs, on Saturday, to enhance operational effectiveness and administrative efficiency in combating security challenges, as announced by army spokesman Major Gene...
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36% Bias Score
Soldier's Suicide Highlights Military Mental Health Failures
Lance Corporal Charlie Owen, 25, a Welsh Guards soldier, died by suicide after being ordered to leave his family and return to barracks despite expressing suicidal thoughts and a desire to leave the army, prompting an inquest revealing communication failures and inadequate risk assessment within the...
Soldier's Suicide Highlights Military Mental Health Failures
Lance Corporal Charlie Owen, 25, a Welsh Guards soldier, died by suicide after being ordered to leave his family and return to barracks despite expressing suicidal thoughts and a desire to leave the army, prompting an inquest revealing communication failures and inadequate risk assessment within the...
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36% Bias Score
DRC President Calls for Mass Youth Enrollment Amidst Ongoing Rebel Conflicts
In a national address, DRC President Félix Tshisekedi urged mass youth enrollment in the army to counter rebel groups controlling vast territories in North and South Kivu, despite the army's eighth-place ranking in Africa according to Global Firepower, highlighting systemic issues within the Congole...
DRC President Calls for Mass Youth Enrollment Amidst Ongoing Rebel Conflicts
In a national address, DRC President Félix Tshisekedi urged mass youth enrollment in the army to counter rebel groups controlling vast territories in North and South Kivu, despite the army's eighth-place ranking in Africa according to Global Firepower, highlighting systemic issues within the Congole...
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40% Bias Score
Army Favored to Dominate Louisiana Tech in Independence Bowl
Army will play Louisiana Tech in the Independence Bowl on December 18th at 9:15 p.m. ET on ESPN, after Navy defeated them, and Louisiana Tech replaced Marshall because of a coaching change and subsequent transfers. Army is heavily favored.
Army Favored to Dominate Louisiana Tech in Independence Bowl
Army will play Louisiana Tech in the Independence Bowl on December 18th at 9:15 p.m. ET on ESPN, after Navy defeated them, and Louisiana Tech replaced Marshall because of a coaching change and subsequent transfers. Army is heavily favored.
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48% Bias Score
"127 Civilians Killed in Renewed Sudan Violence"
"At least 127 civilians were killed in Sudan on Monday and Tuesday in attacks by warring parties, rights activists said, as the 20-month-old conflict intensifies, with barrel bombs hitting a market in North Darfur and artillery fire targeting Omdurman. "
"127 Civilians Killed in Renewed Sudan Violence"
"At least 127 civilians were killed in Sudan on Monday and Tuesday in attacks by warring parties, rights activists said, as the 20-month-old conflict intensifies, with barrel bombs hitting a market in North Darfur and artillery fire targeting Omdurman. "
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36% Bias Score