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Turkey's New Cybersecurity Law Sparks Freedom of Expression Concerns
Turkey's parliament passed a new cybersecurity law creating a powerful Cybersecurity Authority, prompting criticism for potentially restricting press freedoms and raising concerns about vague wording that could lead to censorship.
Turkey's New Cybersecurity Law Sparks Freedom of Expression Concerns
Turkey's parliament passed a new cybersecurity law creating a powerful Cybersecurity Authority, prompting criticism for potentially restricting press freedoms and raising concerns about vague wording that could lead to censorship.
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40% Bias Score
Google Embargo Devastates Independent Turkish Media
Independent Turkish news sites face a 98% traffic loss due to a renewed Google embargo starting in late January 2025, impacting public access to information and the financial stability of already-struggling media outlets.
Google Embargo Devastates Independent Turkish Media
Independent Turkish news sites face a 98% traffic loss due to a renewed Google embargo starting in late January 2025, impacting public access to information and the financial stability of already-struggling media outlets.
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56% Bias Score
Miami Beach Mayor Moves to Evict Cinema After Screening Oscar-Winning Documentary
Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner seeks to evict the O Cinema and cut its $40,000 grant after it screened the Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land", sparking a free speech debate and highlighting national tensions over Palestinian activism and Israeli support.
Miami Beach Mayor Moves to Evict Cinema After Screening Oscar-Winning Documentary
Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner seeks to evict the O Cinema and cut its $40,000 grant after it screened the Oscar-winning documentary "No Other Land", sparking a free speech debate and highlighting national tensions over Palestinian activism and Israeli support.
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48% Bias Score
Greek MP's Vandalism Sparks Debate on Artistic Freedom
An elected Greek MP vandalized artwork at the National Gallery in Athens, prompting widespread condemnation but also resulting in the Gallery creating an installation titled "The Symptom" from the damaged art, illustrating issues of artistic freedom and censorship.
Greek MP's Vandalism Sparks Debate on Artistic Freedom
An elected Greek MP vandalized artwork at the National Gallery in Athens, prompting widespread condemnation but also resulting in the Gallery creating an installation titled "The Symptom" from the damaged art, illustrating issues of artistic freedom and censorship.
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56% Bias Score
Hungary to Allow Deportation of Dual Citizens Deemed National Security Threats
Hungary's ruling Fidesz party plans to amend the constitution to allow the deportation of dual citizens deemed threats to national security, a move criticized by opposition figures as targeting critics and potentially violating basic human rights.
Hungary to Allow Deportation of Dual Citizens Deemed National Security Threats
Hungary's ruling Fidesz party plans to amend the constitution to allow the deportation of dual citizens deemed threats to national security, a move criticized by opposition figures as targeting critics and potentially violating basic human rights.
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52% Bias Score
Four Russian Journalists Face Prison on 'Extremist' Charges
Four Russian journalists face up to six years in prison for allegedly belonging to Alexey Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, which the government has labeled an extremist organization. The journalists deny the charges, maintaining they merely reported on the foundation's activities; the trial is ...
Four Russian Journalists Face Prison on 'Extremist' Charges
Four Russian journalists face up to six years in prison for allegedly belonging to Alexey Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, which the government has labeled an extremist organization. The journalists deny the charges, maintaining they merely reported on the foundation's activities; the trial is ...
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52% Bias Score
Turkey Enacts Cybersecurity Law, Raising Free Speech Concerns
Turkey's parliament passed a cybersecurity law establishing a Cybersecurity Authority with extensive investigative powers, including data seizure and the ability to prosecute those who spread misinformation about data breaches; critics worry about free speech implications.
Turkey Enacts Cybersecurity Law, Raising Free Speech Concerns
Turkey's parliament passed a cybersecurity law establishing a Cybersecurity Authority with extensive investigative powers, including data seizure and the ability to prosecute those who spread misinformation about data breaches; critics worry about free speech implications.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Expands "Foreign Agent" Law, Introduces Harsher Penalties and Trials in Absentia
The Russian State Duma is preparing three bills to expand the definition of "foreign agents", introducing up to 7 years imprisonment with asset confiscation for aiding international organizations not involving Russia and enabling trials in absentia for those who have left Russia.
Russia Expands "Foreign Agent" Law, Introduces Harsher Penalties and Trials in Absentia
The Russian State Duma is preparing three bills to expand the definition of "foreign agents", introducing up to 7 years imprisonment with asset confiscation for aiding international organizations not involving Russia and enabling trials in absentia for those who have left Russia.
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68% Bias Score
Montenegrin Artist Dante Buu Challenges Gender Norms Through Embroidery
Montenegrin artist Dante Buu challenges societal norms through his vibrant embroidered artwork and lengthy performances, exploring themes of gender, sexuality, and cultural identity, resulting in international recognition despite censorship in his home country.
Montenegrin Artist Dante Buu Challenges Gender Norms Through Embroidery
Montenegrin artist Dante Buu challenges societal norms through his vibrant embroidered artwork and lengthy performances, exploring themes of gender, sexuality, and cultural identity, resulting in international recognition despite censorship in his home country.
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36% Bias Score
Former Facebook Executive Accuses Company of Collaboration with China, Algorithm Abuse
A former Facebook executive alleges that Facebook collaborated with the Chinese government to develop censorship tools, filed an SEC complaint accusing Meta of misleading investors, and claims Facebook used algorithms to target vulnerable teens with advertisements. Meta denies these claims.
Former Facebook Executive Accuses Company of Collaboration with China, Algorithm Abuse
A former Facebook executive alleges that Facebook collaborated with the Chinese government to develop censorship tools, filed an SEC complaint accusing Meta of misleading investors, and claims Facebook used algorithms to target vulnerable teens with advertisements. Meta denies these claims.
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36% Bias Score
Maine Lawmaker Sues After Censure Over Transgender Athlete Post
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby is suing House Speaker Ryan Fecteau and other Democrats for censuring her and barring her from the House floor after her social media post criticizing a transgender girl's victory in a state track meet went viral, prompting a national debate and federal investigations.
Maine Lawmaker Sues After Censure Over Transgender Athlete Post
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby is suing House Speaker Ryan Fecteau and other Democrats for censuring her and barring her from the House floor after her social media post criticizing a transgender girl's victory in a state track meet went viral, prompting a national debate and federal investigations.
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64% Bias Score
Washington Post Columnist Resigns Over Jeff Bezos's Opinion Section Changes
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus resigned after her opinion piece criticizing owner Jeff Bezos's decision to limit the paper's opinion section to personal liberties and free markets was rejected, resulting in 75,000 reported subscriber cancellations in 48 hours.
Washington Post Columnist Resigns Over Jeff Bezos's Opinion Section Changes
Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus resigned after her opinion piece criticizing owner Jeff Bezos's decision to limit the paper's opinion section to personal liberties and free markets was rejected, resulting in 75,000 reported subscriber cancellations in 48 hours.
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60% Bias Score
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