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Bukele's Authoritarian Model: Echoes of Cuba's Propaganda and the Threat of Emulation
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, using mass arrests and a mega-prison to combat gangs, attracts support from right-wing influencers and the Trump administration, echoing Cuba's past use of foreign fans to bolster its authoritarian image, despite accusations of human rights abuses and questionab...
Bukele's Authoritarian Model: Echoes of Cuba's Propaganda and the Threat of Emulation
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, using mass arrests and a mega-prison to combat gangs, attracts support from right-wing influencers and the Trump administration, echoing Cuba's past use of foreign fans to bolster its authoritarian image, despite accusations of human rights abuses and questionab...
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64% Bias Score


Democratic Allies' Obligation to Protect American Democracy
The author argues that due to the erosion of democracy in the US under Trump, democratic allies like the EU, UK, Canada and Japan have a historic obligation to help preserve American democracy, proposing three steps: public support, diplomatic isolation, and institutional support.
Democratic Allies' Obligation to Protect American Democracy
The author argues that due to the erosion of democracy in the US under Trump, democratic allies like the EU, UK, Canada and Japan have a historic obligation to help preserve American democracy, proposing three steps: public support, diplomatic isolation, and institutional support.
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56% Bias Score


Taranto May 1st Event Highlights Resistance to Global Authoritarianism
At Taranto's May 1st event, Amnesty International and Emergency emphasized the importance of resisting global authoritarianism and the erosion of human rights through public protests and voting, citing examples such as civilian-led migrant rescue operations in the Mediterranean as successful citizen...
Taranto May 1st Event Highlights Resistance to Global Authoritarianism
At Taranto's May 1st event, Amnesty International and Emergency emphasized the importance of resisting global authoritarianism and the erosion of human rights through public protests and voting, citing examples such as civilian-led migrant rescue operations in the Mediterranean as successful citizen...
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40% Bias Score


Trump's 100 Days: Aggressive Policy Implementation and International Upheaval
In his second term's first 100 days, President Trump aggressively pursued his agenda, targeting migrants with mass deportations, initiating trade wars, challenging judicial authority, and upending international alliances, all while facing historically low approval ratings.
Trump's 100 Days: Aggressive Policy Implementation and International Upheaval
In his second term's first 100 days, President Trump aggressively pursued his agenda, targeting migrants with mass deportations, initiating trade wars, challenging judicial authority, and upending international alliances, all while facing historically low approval ratings.
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60% Bias Score


Amnesty International: 2024 Global Human Rights Crisis
Amnesty International's 2024 report details a global human rights crisis, citing Israel's alleged genocide in Gaza, the Sudan's displacement crisis, and widespread sexual violence in conflicts, alongside criticizing the US, Germany, and the UN Security Council for inaction and complicity.
Amnesty International: 2024 Global Human Rights Crisis
Amnesty International's 2024 report details a global human rights crisis, citing Israel's alleged genocide in Gaza, the Sudan's displacement crisis, and widespread sexual violence in conflicts, alongside criticizing the US, Germany, and the UN Security Council for inaction and complicity.
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68% Bias Score


Turkey: Legal Suppression of Political Dissent
The Turkish government's use of legal processes to suppress political opposition is analyzed, focusing on cases involving Selahattin Demirtaş, Gezi Park protesters, and other dissenting voices, revealing a pattern of silencing critics through questionable legal means.
Turkey: Legal Suppression of Political Dissent
The Turkish government's use of legal processes to suppress political opposition is analyzed, focusing on cases involving Selahattin Demirtaş, Gezi Park protesters, and other dissenting voices, revealing a pattern of silencing critics through questionable legal means.
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72% Bias Score

China's Bid for Internet Control
China's push for 'cyber sovereignty' challenges the U.S. vision for a free internet, using international standards bodies, training programs, and technology exports to promote authoritarian control and impacting global tech standards.

China's Bid for Internet Control
China's push for 'cyber sovereignty' challenges the U.S. vision for a free internet, using international standards bodies, training programs, and technology exports to promote authoritarian control and impacting global tech standards.
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52% Bias Score

Erosion of Spain's Rule of Law Amidst Executive Power Grab
Spain's democratic institutions are weakening due to the executive branch's disregard for constitutional principles, the judiciary's partisan rulings, and the resulting erosion of checks and balances, mirroring global trends of power concentration.

Erosion of Spain's Rule of Law Amidst Executive Power Grab
Spain's democratic institutions are weakening due to the executive branch's disregard for constitutional principles, the judiciary's partisan rulings, and the resulting erosion of checks and balances, mirroring global trends of power concentration.
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64% Bias Score

Georgian Activist Awarded for Defiance Against Authoritarian Crackdown
Tamar Kintsurashvili, a Georgian media freedom activist, won the DW Freedom of Speech Award for her work combating disinformation in the face of an increasingly authoritarian Georgian government that passed a law similar to Russia's 'foreign agent' law; she and thousands of protestors oppose it.

Georgian Activist Awarded for Defiance Against Authoritarian Crackdown
Tamar Kintsurashvili, a Georgian media freedom activist, won the DW Freedom of Speech Award for her work combating disinformation in the face of an increasingly authoritarian Georgian government that passed a law similar to Russia's 'foreign agent' law; she and thousands of protestors oppose it.
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40% Bias Score

Constitutional Collapse Under Trump's Second Term
The Trump administration's actions, including widespread disregard for judicial and public prerogatives, severe cuts to federal research funding, economic chaos, and rampant bribery, are eroding democratic institutions and norms, creating a climate of instability and undermining democratic processes...

Constitutional Collapse Under Trump's Second Term
The Trump administration's actions, including widespread disregard for judicial and public prerogatives, severe cuts to federal research funding, economic chaos, and rampant bribery, are eroding democratic institutions and norms, creating a climate of instability and undermining democratic processes...
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56% Bias Score

US Institutions' Silence Enables Erosion of Democracy
The author criticizes the passivity of US colleges, law firms, and media in the face of Donald Trump's perceived authoritarian actions, drawing parallels to historical examples of appeasement and urging immediate collective resistance to preserve democracy.

US Institutions' Silence Enables Erosion of Democracy
The author criticizes the passivity of US colleges, law firms, and media in the face of Donald Trump's perceived authoritarian actions, drawing parallels to historical examples of appeasement and urging immediate collective resistance to preserve democracy.
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60% Bias Score

Belarusian School Prison Tours: Crime Prevention or Intimidation?
Belarusian authorities organize prison tours for students, claiming it's crime prevention, while human rights groups denounce it as intimidation, citing psychological harm and violation of children's rights; tours include visits to detention centers, prisons, and punishment cells; detailed reports a...

Belarusian School Prison Tours: Crime Prevention or Intimidation?
Belarusian authorities organize prison tours for students, claiming it's crime prevention, while human rights groups denounce it as intimidation, citing psychological harm and violation of children's rights; tours include visits to detention centers, prisons, and punishment cells; detailed reports a...
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48% Bias Score
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