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Israeli Airport Confiscation Damages Journalist's Laptop, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
taz correspondent Serena Bilanceri's laptop was confiscated and damaged at Ben Gurion Airport on July 7th, resulting in a nine-day delay before its return, heavily damaged, raising serious concerns about press freedom in Israel and potential breaches of journalistic privilege.
Israeli Airport Confiscation Damages Journalist's Laptop, Raising Press Freedom Concerns
taz correspondent Serena Bilanceri's laptop was confiscated and damaged at Ben Gurion Airport on July 7th, resulting in a nine-day delay before its return, heavily damaged, raising serious concerns about press freedom in Israel and potential breaches of journalistic privilege.
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52% Bias Score


Colbert Show" Cancellation Sparks Political Questions
Senators Schiff and Warren are questioning CBS's decision to cancel "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" in May 2026, three days after Colbert criticized its \$16 million settlement with Donald Trump, prompting speculation of a politically motivated cancellation; CBS attributes the decision to finan...
Colbert Show" Cancellation Sparks Political Questions
Senators Schiff and Warren are questioning CBS's decision to cancel "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" in May 2026, three days after Colbert criticized its \$16 million settlement with Donald Trump, prompting speculation of a politically motivated cancellation; CBS attributes the decision to finan...
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52% Bias Score


Segal Report Threatens Australian Free Speech
The Australian government's antisemitism report, authored by Jillian Segal and based on the controversial IHRA definition of antisemitism, recommends defunding institutions expressing views deemed "antisemitic," raising serious concerns about free speech and censorship.
Segal Report Threatens Australian Free Speech
The Australian government's antisemitism report, authored by Jillian Segal and based on the controversial IHRA definition of antisemitism, recommends defunding institutions expressing views deemed "antisemitic," raising serious concerns about free speech and censorship.
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64% Bias Score


Valencian Government Vetoes Teacher Training Courses on Antifascism and Historical Memory
The Valencian Education Ministry rejected two university courses on antifascism and Francoist-era memory for teachers, citing that "ideology should stay out of classrooms," despite the university's argument that promoting democratic values is not indoctrination.
Valencian Government Vetoes Teacher Training Courses on Antifascism and Historical Memory
The Valencian Education Ministry rejected two university courses on antifascism and Francoist-era memory for teachers, citing that "ideology should stay out of classrooms," despite the university's argument that promoting democratic values is not indoctrination.
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48% Bias Score


Iranian Director Panahi Defies Censorship, Continues Filmmaking
Iranian film director Jafar Panahi, despite 14 years of imprisonment and restrictions, continues to make films, employing creative methods to circumvent censorship and using his international acclaim to challenge the Iranian government's control over artistic expression.
Iranian Director Panahi Defies Censorship, Continues Filmmaking
Iranian film director Jafar Panahi, despite 14 years of imprisonment and restrictions, continues to make films, employing creative methods to circumvent censorship and using his international acclaim to challenge the Iranian government's control over artistic expression.
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40% Bias Score


Telegram Accuses Russian Media of Smear Campaign Amidst Compliance with 'Landing' Law
Telegram founder Pavel Durov accused Russian media of a targeted smear campaign after reports emerged that his company is complying with a 2022 Russian law requiring foreign IT companies to open representative offices in Russia; Roskomnadzor confirmed Telegram is in the process of fulfilling these r...
Telegram Accuses Russian Media of Smear Campaign Amidst Compliance with 'Landing' Law
Telegram founder Pavel Durov accused Russian media of a targeted smear campaign after reports emerged that his company is complying with a 2022 Russian law requiring foreign IT companies to open representative offices in Russia; Roskomnadzor confirmed Telegram is in the process of fulfilling these r...
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48% Bias Score

Turkish Regulator Sanctions Media Outlets, Raising Censorship Concerns
Turkey's RTÜK imposed a 10-day broadcast ban on Halk TV and levied fines against Sözcü TV and TELE 1 for content deemed to incite hatred and enmity, with repeated violations potentially leading to license revocation; Netflix and Spotify also received fines for content deemed offensive.

Turkish Regulator Sanctions Media Outlets, Raising Censorship Concerns
Turkey's RTÜK imposed a 10-day broadcast ban on Halk TV and levied fines against Sözcü TV and TELE 1 for content deemed to incite hatred and enmity, with repeated violations potentially leading to license revocation; Netflix and Spotify also received fines for content deemed offensive.
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52% Bias Score

Musician Syndicate Fights Back Against Intimidation for Gaza Criticism
A group of UK and Irish musicians formed a syndicate to protect artists facing intimidation for criticizing Israel's Gaza war and the role of foreign governments in funding it, citing legal actions and other tactics from UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) that led to gig cancellations, police investigati...

Musician Syndicate Fights Back Against Intimidation for Gaza Criticism
A group of UK and Irish musicians formed a syndicate to protect artists facing intimidation for criticizing Israel's Gaza war and the role of foreign governments in funding it, citing legal actions and other tactics from UK Lawyers for Israel (UKLFI) that led to gig cancellations, police investigati...
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48% Bias Score

Massive Attack Creates Network to Fight Censorship of Pro-Palestine Artists
Massive Attack formed "Ethical Syndicate Palestine" to counter censorship of artists expressing support for Palestinian rights, citing the UK Lawyers for Israel's campaigns against Bob Vylan (whose "Death to the IDF" chant led to show cancellations) and Kneecap (facing charges after a London perform...

Massive Attack Creates Network to Fight Censorship of Pro-Palestine Artists
Massive Attack formed "Ethical Syndicate Palestine" to counter censorship of artists expressing support for Palestinian rights, citing the UK Lawyers for Israel's campaigns against Bob Vylan (whose "Death to the IDF" chant led to show cancellations) and Kneecap (facing charges after a London perform...
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52% Bias Score

Nazi Germany's "Degenerate Art" Exhibition: Long-Term Impact
The 1937 Nazi exhibition of "degenerate art" condemned Expressionism, New Objectivity, Cubism, Dadaism, and Surrealism, impacting 125 artists and 20,000 works, financially ruining many and suppressing artistic freedom for decades, with echoes in current debates over art funding.

Nazi Germany's "Degenerate Art" Exhibition: Long-Term Impact
The 1937 Nazi exhibition of "degenerate art" condemned Expressionism, New Objectivity, Cubism, Dadaism, and Surrealism, impacting 125 artists and 20,000 works, financially ruining many and suppressing artistic freedom for decades, with echoes in current debates over art funding.
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44% Bias Score

Late Show" Cancellation Sparks Censorship Accusations
Following criticism of a \$16 million settlement between Paramount and Donald Trump, CBS canceled "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", prompting accusations of political censorship, although CBS cited financial reasons.

Late Show" Cancellation Sparks Censorship Accusations
Following criticism of a \$16 million settlement between Paramount and Donald Trump, CBS canceled "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert", prompting accusations of political censorship, although CBS cited financial reasons.
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56% Bias Score

Telegram Opens Russian Office Amidst State-Backed Messaging App Push
Telegram is opening a representative office in Russia to comply with a 2019 law requiring foreign tech companies to have a physical presence, a move that coincides with Russia's push to introduce a state-sponsored messaging app starting in September.

Telegram Opens Russian Office Amidst State-Backed Messaging App Push
Telegram is opening a representative office in Russia to comply with a 2019 law requiring foreign tech companies to have a physical presence, a move that coincides with Russia's push to introduce a state-sponsored messaging app starting in September.
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36% Bias Score
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