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Moscow Anti-War Activist Gorinov's Heating Cut Off in Prison Following Retrial
Former Moscow municipal deputy Alexey Gorinov, imprisoned for anti-war statements, had his heating cut off in SIZO-1 Vladimir on November 29th, following a new three-year sentence; he is denied a warm blanket and mail, and suffers from chronic lung disease.
Moscow Anti-War Activist Gorinov's Heating Cut Off in Prison Following Retrial
Former Moscow municipal deputy Alexey Gorinov, imprisoned for anti-war statements, had his heating cut off in SIZO-1 Vladimir on November 29th, following a new three-year sentence; he is denied a warm blanket and mail, and suffers from chronic lung disease.
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52% Bias Score
Cathay Pacific Apologizes for Family Guy Tiananmen Square Reference
Cathay Pacific apologized and removed a Family Guy episode containing a Tiananmen Square reference from its in-flight entertainment after a customer complaint, highlighting the sensitivity surrounding the event in Hong Kong and the impact of China's national security law.
Cathay Pacific Apologizes for Family Guy Tiananmen Square Reference
Cathay Pacific apologized and removed a Family Guy episode containing a Tiananmen Square reference from its in-flight entertainment after a customer complaint, highlighting the sensitivity surrounding the event in Hong Kong and the impact of China's national security law.
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40% Bias Score
Turkish Ministry Restricts Graphic Novel Adaptation of Nazım Hikmet's "Kuvayi Milliye"
The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced that a graphic novel adaptation of Nazım Hikmet's "Kuvayi Milliye Destanı," illustrated by Nuri Kurtcebe, has been restricted from general access in public libraries due to explicit sexual content; however, other works by Nazım Hikmet remain wide...
Turkish Ministry Restricts Graphic Novel Adaptation of Nazım Hikmet's "Kuvayi Milliye"
The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced that a graphic novel adaptation of Nazım Hikmet's "Kuvayi Milliye Destanı," illustrated by Nuri Kurtcebe, has been restricted from general access in public libraries due to explicit sexual content; however, other works by Nazım Hikmet remain wide...
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44% Bias Score
Economic Pressure Tactics Against Media Outlets Rise in Israel and the US
The governments of Israel and the US are employing financial pressure tactics against critical media outlets: Israel stopped funding Haaretz, and Trump's implied threats influenced the Washington Post's editorial stance, revealing a growing global trend of suppressing free press through economic mea...
Economic Pressure Tactics Against Media Outlets Rise in Israel and the US
The governments of Israel and the US are employing financial pressure tactics against critical media outlets: Israel stopped funding Haaretz, and Trump's implied threats influenced the Washington Post's editorial stance, revealing a growing global trend of suppressing free press through economic mea...
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40% Bias Score
Israel Imposes Total Boycott on Haaretz Newspaper
The Israeli government imposed a total boycott on the newspaper Haaretz, ending government advertising, subscriptions, and communication, threatening its economic viability and access to official sources; critics see this as part of a broader plan to silence dissenting voices.
Israel Imposes Total Boycott on Haaretz Newspaper
The Israeli government imposed a total boycott on the newspaper Haaretz, ending government advertising, subscriptions, and communication, threatening its economic viability and access to official sources; critics see this as part of a broader plan to silence dissenting voices.
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48% Bias Score
Golden Horse Awards Controversy: Political Tensions Impacting Cross-Strait Film Industry
The 2018 Golden Horse Awards sparked controversy after Taiwanese director Fu Yu's acceptance speech touched on Taiwan's independence, causing tension between China and Taiwan's film industries and raising questions about the future of cross-strait collaborations.
Golden Horse Awards Controversy: Political Tensions Impacting Cross-Strait Film Industry
The 2018 Golden Horse Awards sparked controversy after Taiwanese director Fu Yu's acceptance speech touched on Taiwan's independence, causing tension between China and Taiwan's film industries and raising questions about the future of cross-strait collaborations.
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48% Bias Score
German Court Forces Bank to Accept Far-Right Magazine as Client
A German court ordered a bank to open an account for the far-right magazine Compact after others refused, ruling that denying service based on the magazine's views is unlawful; this decision is final.
German Court Forces Bank to Accept Far-Right Magazine as Client
A German court ordered a bank to open an account for the far-right magazine Compact after others refused, ruling that denying service based on the magazine's views is unlawful; this decision is final.
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56% Bias Score
IDF Spokesperson Faces Disciplinary Action for Criticizing Feldstein Bill
IDF Spokesperson Daniel Hagari criticized the Feldstein bill, which grants immunity to soldiers leaking classified information to ministers, prompting Defense Minister Israel Katz to announce disciplinary action; Hagari later apologized.
IDF Spokesperson Faces Disciplinary Action for Criticizing Feldstein Bill
IDF Spokesperson Daniel Hagari criticized the Feldstein bill, which grants immunity to soldiers leaking classified information to ministers, prompting Defense Minister Israel Katz to announce disciplinary action; Hagari later apologized.
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40% Bias Score
Russian Lawyer Sentenced to Seven Years for Anti-War Posts
A Russian court sentenced lawyer Dmitry Talantov to seven years for anti-war social media posts, highlighting the Kremlin's crackdown on dissent since the Ukraine invasion; over 1,100 people face similar charges, with 340 imprisoned.
Russian Lawyer Sentenced to Seven Years for Anti-War Posts
A Russian court sentenced lawyer Dmitry Talantov to seven years for anti-war social media posts, highlighting the Kremlin's crackdown on dissent since the Ukraine invasion; over 1,100 people face similar charges, with 340 imprisoned.
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36% Bias Score
Overseas Chinese Activists Continue "White Paper" Movement Amidst Risks
Two years after the "White Paper" protests in China, overseas Chinese activists are continuing to commemorate the movement and advocate for human rights, despite facing risks and potential repercussions for their families in China.
Overseas Chinese Activists Continue "White Paper" Movement Amidst Risks
Two years after the "White Paper" protests in China, overseas Chinese activists are continuing to commemorate the movement and advocate for human rights, despite facing risks and potential repercussions for their families in China.
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24% Bias Score
Sciences Po Panel Debates Ethics of Exhibiting "Unbearable Images"
A panel discussion at Sciences Po Paris explored the ethical challenges of exhibiting "unbearable images," highlighting the tension between historical context, personal reactions, and the increasing saturation of violent content online.
Sciences Po Panel Debates Ethics of Exhibiting "Unbearable Images"
A panel discussion at Sciences Po Paris explored the ethical challenges of exhibiting "unbearable images," highlighting the tension between historical context, personal reactions, and the increasing saturation of violent content online.
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60% Bias Score
The Xodus from X: A Divided User Base
Analysis of user migration from Twitter (now X) due to Elon Musk's actions and the varying responses among those who chose to stay.
The Xodus from X: A Divided User Base
Analysis of user migration from Twitter (now X) due to Elon Musk's actions and the varying responses among those who chose to stay.
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44% Bias Score
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