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Assad Family's Hidden Billions Amidst Syria's Economic Collapse
The Assad family's wealth is estimated between $1 billion and $2 billion, but likely much more, accumulated through control of Syria's economy and illicit activities, contrasting sharply with Syria's economic collapse and fueling calls for asset repatriation.
Assad Family's Hidden Billions Amidst Syria's Economic Collapse
The Assad family's wealth is estimated between $1 billion and $2 billion, but likely much more, accumulated through control of Syria's economy and illicit activities, contrasting sharply with Syria's economic collapse and fueling calls for asset repatriation.
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44% Bias Score
Mass Graves in Syria: Over 100,000 Bodies Found Near Damascus
Multiple mass graves have been discovered in Syria, with one near Damascus potentially holding over 100,000 bodies, according to witness testimonies and the White Helmets, highlighting systematic human rights abuses during the Syrian civil war.
Mass Graves in Syria: Over 100,000 Bodies Found Near Damascus
Multiple mass graves have been discovered in Syria, with one near Damascus potentially holding over 100,000 bodies, according to witness testimonies and the White Helmets, highlighting systematic human rights abuses during the Syrian civil war.
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64% Bias Score
Mass Graves in Syria Reveal Scale of Assad Regime's Abuses
Multiple mass graves have been discovered in Syria, with one near Damascus estimated to contain 100,000 bodies according to witnesses and a former US ambassador, highlighting systematic human rights abuses under the Assad regime following the 2011 civil war.
Mass Graves in Syria Reveal Scale of Assad Regime's Abuses
Multiple mass graves have been discovered in Syria, with one near Damascus estimated to contain 100,000 bodies according to witnesses and a former US ambassador, highlighting systematic human rights abuses under the Assad regime following the 2011 civil war.
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64% Bias Score
Saydnaya Prison: A Syrian 'Human Slaughterhouse'
Saydnaya prison, a Syrian facility operational since 1987, is a notorious site of human rights abuses under the Assad regime where thousands of political opponents were allegedly tortured and executed; following the recent regime collapse, civilians are flocking to the prison hoping for news of rela...
Saydnaya Prison: A Syrian 'Human Slaughterhouse'
Saydnaya prison, a Syrian facility operational since 1987, is a notorious site of human rights abuses under the Assad regime where thousands of political opponents were allegedly tortured and executed; following the recent regime collapse, civilians are flocking to the prison hoping for news of rela...
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48% Bias Score
Europe Halts Syrian Asylum Processing After Assad's Reported Defeat
In response to reports of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad's defeat on December 8th, Germany immediately suspended the processing of over 47,000 Syrian asylum applications, followed by other European nations, creating uncertainty for 1.5 million Syrian migrants already in Europe and sparking debates ...
Europe Halts Syrian Asylum Processing After Assad's Reported Defeat
In response to reports of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad's defeat on December 8th, Germany immediately suspended the processing of over 47,000 Syrian asylum applications, followed by other European nations, creating uncertainty for 1.5 million Syrian migrants already in Europe and sparking debates ...
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56% Bias Score
Damascus After Assad: Celebrations and Anxieties
Three days after the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, Damascus experienced jubilant celebrations alongside deep anxieties about the future, as citizens grappled with the absence of a clear transition plan and the presence of powerful armed groups, particularly concerning religious minorities.
Damascus After Assad: Celebrations and Anxieties
Three days after the fall of the Assad regime in Syria, Damascus experienced jubilant celebrations alongside deep anxieties about the future, as citizens grappled with the absence of a clear transition plan and the presence of powerful armed groups, particularly concerning religious minorities.
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36% Bias Score
Over 100,000 Tortured and Killed in Syria Under Assad: Former US Envoy
Former US Special Envoy Stephen Rapp estimates over 100,000 people have been tortured and killed in Syria under Bashar al-Assad's regime since 2013, based on his visit to mass graves near Damascus, aligning with reports of tens of thousands of missing persons.
Over 100,000 Tortured and Killed in Syria Under Assad: Former US Envoy
Former US Special Envoy Stephen Rapp estimates over 100,000 people have been tortured and killed in Syria under Bashar al-Assad's regime since 2013, based on his visit to mass graves near Damascus, aligning with reports of tens of thousands of missing persons.
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56% Bias Score
Mass Graves Unearthed in Damascus Reveal Assad Regime Atrocities
Following the rebel takeover of Damascus, multiple mass graves are being discovered, revealing evidence of widespread atrocities committed by the Assad regime, including a site in Tadamon linked to a 2013 video showing summary executions, and another near the Sayyeda Zeinab mausoleum containing appr...
Mass Graves Unearthed in Damascus Reveal Assad Regime Atrocities
Following the rebel takeover of Damascus, multiple mass graves are being discovered, revealing evidence of widespread atrocities committed by the Assad regime, including a site in Tadamon linked to a 2013 video showing summary executions, and another near the Sayyeda Zeinab mausoleum containing appr...
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60% Bias Score
Mass Graves in Syria: Evidence of Widespread Human Rights Abuses
Multiple mass graves containing an estimated 100,000+ bodies have been discovered in Syria, with eyewitness accounts and organizational reports linking them to the Assad regime's notorious prison system and systematic human rights abuses during the Syrian civil war.
Mass Graves in Syria: Evidence of Widespread Human Rights Abuses
Multiple mass graves containing an estimated 100,000+ bodies have been discovered in Syria, with eyewitness accounts and organizational reports linking them to the Assad regime's notorious prison system and systematic human rights abuses during the Syrian civil war.
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44% Bias Score
Iraq Denies Maher al-Assad's Presence Amidst Syrian Instability
The Iraqi Interior Ministry denied reports of Maher al-Assad, brother of deposed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, being in Iraq; Maher, known for his role in the Syrian military and alleged human rights abuses, is subject to international sanctions.
Iraq Denies Maher al-Assad's Presence Amidst Syrian Instability
The Iraqi Interior Ministry denied reports of Maher al-Assad, brother of deposed Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, being in Iraq; Maher, known for his role in the Syrian military and alleged human rights abuses, is subject to international sanctions.
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52% Bias Score
Assad Regime's Hidden Billions: Contrasting Wealth and Syrian Poverty
The Assad family's wealth, estimated at $1-2 billion by the US State Department but potentially much higher, stems from direct or indirect involvement in almost all major Syrian economic activities, including illicit ones, and contrasts sharply with the economic suffering of the Syrian population.
Assad Regime's Hidden Billions: Contrasting Wealth and Syrian Poverty
The Assad family's wealth, estimated at $1-2 billion by the US State Department but potentially much higher, stems from direct or indirect involvement in almost all major Syrian economic activities, including illicit ones, and contrasts sharply with the economic suffering of the Syrian population.
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64% Bias Score
CNN's Syria Report: Questions Raised About Authenticity
CNN aired footage of Clarissa Ward finding a man in a Damascus prison cell on December 12, 2023, initially identified as Abdel Ghurbal, a civilian, but later confirmed as Salama Mohammad Salama, a Syrian Air Force intelligence lieutenant, raising questions about the authenticity of the report.
CNN's Syria Report: Questions Raised About Authenticity
CNN aired footage of Clarissa Ward finding a man in a Damascus prison cell on December 12, 2023, initially identified as Abdel Ghurbal, a civilian, but later confirmed as Salama Mohammad Salama, a Syrian Air Force intelligence lieutenant, raising questions about the authenticity of the report.
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48% Bias Score
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