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Labour to Ban Repeat Asylum Claims from Migrants Returned to France
Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, is planning to prevent repeat asylum applications from migrants returned to France under a new Labour plan; those who reattempt the Channel crossing will be banned from claiming asylum and added to a biometric database.
Labour to Ban Repeat Asylum Claims from Migrants Returned to France
Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, is planning to prevent repeat asylum applications from migrants returned to France under a new Labour plan; those who reattempt the Channel crossing will be banned from claiming asylum and added to a biometric database.
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48% Bias Score


Crete Faces Increased Migratory Pressure Amidst Plans for New Detention Center
The Greek government plans to build a closed detention center in Crete to address increased migratory pressure from North Africa, despite concerns from local authorities about the impact on tourism and the local population, and criticism from the Union of Administrative Judges about violation of int...
Crete Faces Increased Migratory Pressure Amidst Plans for New Detention Center
The Greek government plans to build a closed detention center in Crete to address increased migratory pressure from North Africa, despite concerns from local authorities about the impact on tourism and the local population, and criticism from the Union of Administrative Judges about violation of int...
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44% Bias Score


German Court Orders Government to Honor Afghan Refugee Commitments
A Berlin court mandated the German government to honor its commitments to Afghan refugees, specifically concerning a law professor and her family, creating a legal precedent amidst an ongoing internal government dispute regarding the handling of over 2,000 Afghans awaiting evacuation in Pakistan.
German Court Orders Government to Honor Afghan Refugee Commitments
A Berlin court mandated the German government to honor its commitments to Afghan refugees, specifically concerning a law professor and her family, creating a legal precedent amidst an ongoing internal government dispute regarding the handling of over 2,000 Afghans awaiting evacuation in Pakistan.
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52% Bias Score


Syrian Man Attacks Train Passengers in Germany
A 20-year-old Syrian man with a history of violence attacked passengers on a German train on July 4th, 2025, injuring four; several passengers intervened, and the attacker is under investigation for attempted murder.
Syrian Man Attacks Train Passengers in Germany
A 20-year-old Syrian man with a history of violence attacked passengers on a German train on July 4th, 2025, injuring four; several passengers intervened, and the attacker is under investigation for attempted murder.
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44% Bias Score


Netherlands Passes Strict Asylum Restriction Bills
The Netherlands' House of Representatives passed two bills significantly restricting asylum rights, despite warnings of illegality, causing a 50% drop in applications in the first quarter of 2025, following the collapse of the coalition government over the issue.
Netherlands Passes Strict Asylum Restriction Bills
The Netherlands' House of Representatives passed two bills significantly restricting asylum rights, despite warnings of illegality, causing a 50% drop in applications in the first quarter of 2025, following the collapse of the coalition government over the issue.
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52% Bias Score


Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Asylum Ban
A federal judge blocked a Trump administration policy barring migrants at the US-Mexico border from seeking asylum, citing the administration's overreach in bypassing immigration law. The ruling, issued Wednesday, is expected to be appealed.
Judge Blocks Trump Administration's Asylum Ban
A federal judge blocked a Trump administration policy barring migrants at the US-Mexico border from seeking asylum, citing the administration's overreach in bypassing immigration law. The ruling, issued Wednesday, is expected to be appealed.
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52% Bias Score

Former Wagner Fighter Detained in Finland After Asylum Request
A former Wagner Group fighter, Evgeny, was detained in Finland after illegally crossing the border on June 17th, 2025, and requesting asylum; he is a former commander in the Russian army and publicly criticized Russian military leadership.

Former Wagner Fighter Detained in Finland After Asylum Request
A former Wagner Group fighter, Evgeny, was detained in Finland after illegally crossing the border on June 17th, 2025, and requesting asylum; he is a former commander in the Russian army and publicly criticized Russian military leadership.
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40% Bias Score

German Courts Hear Lawsuits Challenging Asylum Seeker Border Rejections
Three German courts are currently hearing lawsuits challenging border rejections of asylum seekers; one case in Aachen involves a Turkish citizen, another in Karlsruhe concerns an Algerian, and a third in Munich involves a Ukrainian citizen; these cases follow a June ruling that deemed the rejection...

German Courts Hear Lawsuits Challenging Asylum Seeker Border Rejections
Three German courts are currently hearing lawsuits challenging border rejections of asylum seekers; one case in Aachen involves a Turkish citizen, another in Karlsruhe concerns an Algerian, and a third in Munich involves a Ukrainian citizen; these cases follow a June ruling that deemed the rejection...
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36% Bias Score

German Court Rules Border Rejection of Somali Asylum Seekers Illegal, Sparking Debate Over Asylum Policies
A German court ruled the May 9th, 2025, border rejection of three Somali asylum seekers illegal, sparking intense debate over Germany's asylum policies and the role of NGOs like Pro Asyl, who supported the legal challenge and now face accusations of manipulating asylum procedures.

German Court Rules Border Rejection of Somali Asylum Seekers Illegal, Sparking Debate Over Asylum Policies
A German court ruled the May 9th, 2025, border rejection of three Somali asylum seekers illegal, sparking intense debate over Germany's asylum policies and the role of NGOs like Pro Asyl, who supported the legal challenge and now face accusations of manipulating asylum procedures.
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64% Bias Score

Germany to Host EU Migration Summit, Seeking Stricter Rules
German Interior Minister Dobrindt is convening a July 18th summit with EU counterparts on Zugspitze to formulate stricter migration rules, including enhanced border protection and deportations to third countries, marking a shift from Germany's previously more liberal stance under pressure from the f...

Germany to Host EU Migration Summit, Seeking Stricter Rules
German Interior Minister Dobrindt is convening a July 18th summit with EU counterparts on Zugspitze to formulate stricter migration rules, including enhanced border protection and deportations to third countries, marking a shift from Germany's previously more liberal stance under pressure from the f...
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56% Bias Score

Netherlands Migration Decreased in 2024, but Asylum Permits Increased, Straining Reception Centers
In 2024, migration to the Netherlands decreased by 6 percent to 314,000, while granted asylum permits increased by 15 percent to 31,180, straining reception centers due to slow outflow despite a 16 percent decrease in initial applications.

Netherlands Migration Decreased in 2024, but Asylum Permits Increased, Straining Reception Centers
In 2024, migration to the Netherlands decreased by 6 percent to 314,000, while granted asylum permits increased by 15 percent to 31,180, straining reception centers due to slow outflow despite a 16 percent decrease in initial applications.
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40% Bias Score

Austria Deporting Syrian Criminal Signals Tougher EU Asylum Policy
Austria deported a Syrian man with a criminal record back to Syria for the first time since the fall of the Assad regime in 2011, reflecting a stricter European approach to asylum and migration.

Austria Deporting Syrian Criminal Signals Tougher EU Asylum Policy
Austria deported a Syrian man with a criminal record back to Syria for the first time since the fall of the Assad regime in 2011, reflecting a stricter European approach to asylum and migration.
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64% Bias Score
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