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200 Afghan Refugees Plead with German Chancellor for Asylum Amidst Taliban Threats
Approximately 200 Afghan refugees, facing imminent threats from the Taliban, have appealed to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for asylum, citing unbearable psychological distress and fearing persecution; the German government, while having previously committed to accepting at-risk Afghans, recently...
200 Afghan Refugees Plead with German Chancellor for Asylum Amidst Taliban Threats
Approximately 200 Afghan refugees, facing imminent threats from the Taliban, have appealed to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz for asylum, citing unbearable psychological distress and fearing persecution; the German government, while having previously committed to accepting at-risk Afghans, recently...
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16% Bias Score


UK to Remove Foreign Students Overstaying Visas
The UK government will directly contact 130,000 international students warning them of removal if they overstay their visas or make unfounded asylum claims, amid a sharp rise in such claims from students.
UK to Remove Foreign Students Overstaying Visas
The UK government will directly contact 130,000 international students warning them of removal if they overstay their visas or make unfounded asylum claims, amid a sharp rise in such claims from students.
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Greece Strengthens Asylum Policies, Prioritizing Deportations
Greece's Minister of Migration and Asylum, Thanasis Plevris, announced stricter policies for asylum seekers, prioritizing deportations and detention for those deemed ineligible, aiming to reduce irregular migration.
Greece Strengthens Asylum Policies, Prioritizing Deportations
Greece's Minister of Migration and Asylum, Thanasis Plevris, announced stricter policies for asylum seekers, prioritizing deportations and detention for those deemed ineligible, aiming to reduce irregular migration.
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60% Bias Score


German Court Rejects Afghan Judge's Visa Application Due to Program Discrepancy
A former high-ranking Afghan judge was denied a visa to Germany because his acceptance was from an outdated program, highlighting inconsistencies in Germany's Afghan relocation efforts.
German Court Rejects Afghan Judge's Visa Application Due to Program Discrepancy
A former high-ranking Afghan judge was denied a visa to Germany because his acceptance was from an outdated program, highlighting inconsistencies in Germany's Afghan relocation efforts.
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Record Channel crossings prompt Starmer's migrant detention pledge
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has promised to detain and return migrants arriving in the UK on small boats, as a record 29,003 have crossed the Channel so far in 2025, exceeding previous years' totals.
Record Channel crossings prompt Starmer's migrant detention pledge
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has promised to detain and return migrants arriving in the UK on small boats, as a record 29,003 have crossed the Channel so far in 2025, exceeding previous years' totals.
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40% Bias Score


Federal Judge Halts Deportation of Guatemalan Children
A federal judge issued an emergency order on Saturday, halting the deportation of 10 Guatemalan children who had crossed the border without their families, following reports that the government was preparing imminent removals potentially violating laws protecting migrant children.
Federal Judge Halts Deportation of Guatemalan Children
A federal judge issued an emergency order on Saturday, halting the deportation of 10 Guatemalan children who had crossed the border without their families, following reports that the government was preparing imminent removals potentially violating laws protecting migrant children.
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32% Bias Score

Staff Changes and Concerns in UK and Scottish Politics
Monday's political updates include a new Downing Street chief secretary, Darren Jones, a resignation from the Scottish Parliament's Economy and Fair Work Committee following allegations of a hidden camera in the building's toilets, and ongoing discussions about immigration.

Staff Changes and Concerns in UK and Scottish Politics
Monday's political updates include a new Downing Street chief secretary, Darren Jones, a resignation from the Scottish Parliament's Economy and Fair Work Committee following allegations of a hidden camera in the building's toilets, and ongoing discussions about immigration.
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28% Bias Score

Analysis of Keir Starmer's "Delivery, Delivery, Delivery" Slogan
This article analyzes Keir Starmer's ineffective political slogan, "Delivery, Delivery, Delivery," contrasting it with successful past slogans and highlighting the importance of conveying moral arguments regarding asylum seekers and immigration.

Analysis of Keir Starmer's "Delivery, Delivery, Delivery" Slogan
This article analyzes Keir Starmer's ineffective political slogan, "Delivery, Delivery, Delivery," contrasting it with successful past slogans and highlighting the importance of conveying moral arguments regarding asylum seekers and immigration.
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56% Bias Score

Labour's Plan to Overhaul UK Asylum System
Labour unveils a plan to reform the UK's asylum system, aiming to reduce reliance on asylum hotels and address record-high Channel crossings, while facing criticism from opposition parties.

Labour's Plan to Overhaul UK Asylum System
Labour unveils a plan to reform the UK's asylum system, aiming to reduce reliance on asylum hotels and address record-high Channel crossings, while facing criticism from opposition parties.
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44% Bias Score

Anti-immigration Protests in London and Epping Lead to Arrests
On Sunday, anti-immigration protests in London and Epping resulted in 7 arrests: 4 in London for assault, drug possession, and public order offences, including one police officer being punched; and 3 in Epping for breaching dispersal orders and inciting racial hatred.

Anti-immigration Protests in London and Epping Lead to Arrests
On Sunday, anti-immigration protests in London and Epping resulted in 7 arrests: 4 in London for assault, drug possession, and public order offences, including one police officer being punched; and 3 in Epping for breaching dispersal orders and inciting racial hatred.
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40% Bias Score

Germany's 2015 Refugee Influx: A Decade of Integration and Debate
Ten years after Angela Merkel's "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it) statement, which opened Germany's doors to hundreds of thousands of refugees in 2015-2016, the country continues to grapple with the lasting impacts of this policy, including integration challenges and economic effects.

Germany's 2015 Refugee Influx: A Decade of Integration and Debate
Ten years after Angela Merkel's "Wir schaffen das" (We can do it) statement, which opened Germany's doors to hundreds of thousands of refugees in 2015-2016, the country continues to grapple with the lasting impacts of this policy, including integration challenges and economic effects.
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20% Bias Score

Masked Men Attempt to Breach Asylum Seeker Hotel in West London
On Saturday, masked individuals among protesters attempted to force entry into a West London hotel housing asylum seekers, resulting in five arrests and minor injuries to two police officers, while simultaneous demonstrations occurred at two other hotels.

Masked Men Attempt to Breach Asylum Seeker Hotel in West London
On Saturday, masked individuals among protesters attempted to force entry into a West London hotel housing asylum seekers, resulting in five arrests and minor injuries to two police officers, while simultaneous demonstrations occurred at two other hotels.
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32% Bias Score
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