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Altaylı Criticizes Metiner's Attack on Academics Amidst Kurdish Peace Process Uncertainty
Journalist Fatih Altaylı criticized AKP member Mehmet Metiner for attacking Professor Erhan Afyoncu and İlber Ortaylı over their views on Turkish identity, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling party regarding the peace process and expressing pessimism about a newly formed commission's p...
Altaylı Criticizes Metiner's Attack on Academics Amidst Kurdish Peace Process Uncertainty
Journalist Fatih Altaylı criticized AKP member Mehmet Metiner for attacking Professor Erhan Afyoncu and İlber Ortaylı over their views on Turkish identity, highlighting internal divisions within the ruling party regarding the peace process and expressing pessimism about a newly formed commission's p...
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60% Bias Score
WGA Members Condemn Trump Administration's Assault on Free Speech
Over 2,300 Writers Guild of America members signed a letter condemning the Trump administration's attacks on free speech, citing lawsuits against news organizations, a $16 million settlement with Paramount, the defunding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and attempts to influence media con...
WGA Members Condemn Trump Administration's Assault on Free Speech
Over 2,300 Writers Guild of America members signed a letter condemning the Trump administration's attacks on free speech, citing lawsuits against news organizations, a $16 million settlement with Paramount, the defunding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and attempts to influence media con...
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60% Bias Score
Trump Administration Suppresses Information to Control Narrative
The Trump administration systematically suppresses information on climate change, labor statistics, and history, undermining independent research and factual reporting while concentrating power within the administration.
Trump Administration Suppresses Information to Control Narrative
The Trump administration systematically suppresses information on climate change, labor statistics, and history, undermining independent research and factual reporting while concentrating power within the administration.
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60% Bias Score
Chinese Students Allegedly Pressured to Spy at UK Universities
A report by UK-China Transparency reveals that Chinese students at UK universities are being pressured to spy on their classmates to suppress discussions of topics sensitive to the Chinese government; academics have also reported intimidation and threats. The Chinese embassy called the report "groun...
Chinese Students Allegedly Pressured to Spy at UK Universities
A report by UK-China Transparency reveals that Chinese students at UK universities are being pressured to spy on their classmates to suppress discussions of topics sensitive to the Chinese government; academics have also reported intimidation and threats. The Chinese embassy called the report "groun...
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands Passes Strict Asylum Law, Withdraws Transgender Rights Bill
The Dutch Parliament passed a new asylum law criminalizing undocumented immigrants and those who aid them, while simultaneously withdrawing a transgender rights bill, raising human rights concerns amid a broader European context of increasingly restrictive policies and anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments.
Netherlands Passes Strict Asylum Law, Withdraws Transgender Rights Bill
The Dutch Parliament passed a new asylum law criminalizing undocumented immigrants and those who aid them, while simultaneously withdrawing a transgender rights bill, raising human rights concerns amid a broader European context of increasingly restrictive policies and anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments.
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60% Bias Score
Azerbaijan Removes Aivazovsky Monument, Sparking Russia Tensions
Azerbaijan removed a monument to Ivan Aivazovsky in Karabakh due to his Armenian heritage, drawing comparisons to Nazi Germany's actions and sparking a diplomatic row with Russia, escalating existing tensions.
Azerbaijan Removes Aivazovsky Monument, Sparking Russia Tensions
Azerbaijan removed a monument to Ivan Aivazovsky in Karabakh due to his Armenian heritage, drawing comparisons to Nazi Germany's actions and sparking a diplomatic row with Russia, escalating existing tensions.
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68% Bias Score
Ali Sethi's "Love Language": A Fusion Album Amidst Political Tensions
Ali Sethi, a 41-year-old Pakistani-American singer-songwriter, released his debut solo album, "Love Language," a fusion of various genres, navigating censorship in India due to political tensions and exploring themes of exile, queerness, and ethno-nationalism.
Ali Sethi's "Love Language": A Fusion Album Amidst Political Tensions
Ali Sethi, a 41-year-old Pakistani-American singer-songwriter, released his debut solo album, "Love Language," a fusion of various genres, navigating censorship in India due to political tensions and exploring themes of exile, queerness, and ethno-nationalism.
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32% Bias Score
Stanford Daily Sues Trump Administration Over Deportation of Pro-Palestinian Activists
Stanford University's student newspaper sued the Trump administration, claiming its deportation of pro-Palestinian activists violates students' First Amendment rights by chilling free speech, citing self-censorship among international students and challenging two provisions of the Immigration and Na...
Stanford Daily Sues Trump Administration Over Deportation of Pro-Palestinian Activists
Stanford University's student newspaper sued the Trump administration, claiming its deportation of pro-Palestinian activists violates students' First Amendment rights by chilling free speech, citing self-censorship among international students and challenging two provisions of the Immigration and Na...
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36% Bias Score
China's Influence Chills Academic Freedom in UK Universities
A survey reveals that UK academics studying China face harassment, surveillance, and self-censorship due to financial ties with China; respondents reported incidents of harassment and surveillance, highlighting the chilling effect on academic freedom.
China's Influence Chills Academic Freedom in UK Universities
A survey reveals that UK academics studying China face harassment, surveillance, and self-censorship due to financial ties with China; respondents reported incidents of harassment and surveillance, highlighting the chilling effect on academic freedom.
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40% Bias Score
UK Considers Ban on 'Barely Legal' Pornography Following Backlash
In response to the backlash against a Channel 4 documentary featuring sex worker Bonnie Blue, the UK government is considering a ban on pornography depicting adults dressed as children to prevent the normalization of child sexual abuse.
UK Considers Ban on 'Barely Legal' Pornography Following Backlash
In response to the backlash against a Channel 4 documentary featuring sex worker Bonnie Blue, the UK government is considering a ban on pornography depicting adults dressed as children to prevent the normalization of child sexual abuse.
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72% Bias Score
Turkey's Crises: Wildfires, Repression, and a Call for Change"
Turkey faces a multitude of crises: wildfires causing deaths due to negligence, eight geese dying in captivity after being deemed a threat, and the use of intimidation tactics by officials, while a 30-year human rights activist stands against this backdrop, all highlighting a deeply troubled system.
Turkey's Crises: Wildfires, Repression, and a Call for Change"
Turkey faces a multitude of crises: wildfires causing deaths due to negligence, eight geese dying in captivity after being deemed a threat, and the use of intimidation tactics by officials, while a 30-year human rights activist stands against this backdrop, all highlighting a deeply troubled system.
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64% Bias Score
Outrage Over Gergiev Concert Invitation in Italy
Maestro Gergiev, a known supporter of Vladimir Putin, was invited to conduct a concert in Caserta, Italy, sparking outrage and leading to its cancellation due to protests from Nobel laureates and artists. The controversy highlights the intersection of art and politics during wartime.
Outrage Over Gergiev Concert Invitation in Italy
Maestro Gergiev, a known supporter of Vladimir Putin, was invited to conduct a concert in Caserta, Italy, sparking outrage and leading to its cancellation due to protests from Nobel laureates and artists. The controversy highlights the intersection of art and politics during wartime.
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60% Bias Score
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