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Soviet Music Repression: Political Factors Outweighed Ideology
Michel Krielaars's "Al son de la utopía" explores the Soviet regime's repression of musicians, revealing that political factors and economic crises, rather than ideology, primarily drove the persecution of composers like Shostakovich and Prokofiev, along with lesser-known artists and popular singers...
Soviet Music Repression: Political Factors Outweighed Ideology
Michel Krielaars's "Al son de la utopía" explores the Soviet regime's repression of musicians, revealing that political factors and economic crises, rather than ideology, primarily drove the persecution of composers like Shostakovich and Prokofiev, along with lesser-known artists and popular singers...
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24% Bias Score


Iran Urges WhatsApp Deletion Amidst Unfounded Data Sharing Claims
Iranian state television urged citizens to delete WhatsApp due to unfounded claims of data sharing with Israel; WhatsApp denied these claims, citing end-to-end encryption and non-sharing of bulk data with governments.
Iran Urges WhatsApp Deletion Amidst Unfounded Data Sharing Claims
Iranian state television urged citizens to delete WhatsApp due to unfounded claims of data sharing with Israel; WhatsApp denied these claims, citing end-to-end encryption and non-sharing of bulk data with governments.
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48% Bias Score


El Salvador: Seven El Faro Journalists Exiled After Reporting on Bukele-Gang Pact
In May 2025, El Salvador's El Faro newspaper published gang leaders' claims of a pact between President Nayib Bukele and gangs, resulting in arrest warrants for seven journalists now exiled due to the risk of imprisonment and torture in El Salvador, where President Bukele is accused of silencing dis...
El Salvador: Seven El Faro Journalists Exiled After Reporting on Bukele-Gang Pact
In May 2025, El Salvador's El Faro newspaper published gang leaders' claims of a pact between President Nayib Bukele and gangs, resulting in arrest warrants for seven journalists now exiled due to the risk of imprisonment and torture in El Salvador, where President Bukele is accused of silencing dis...
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44% Bias Score


Turkey's Diyanet Gains Control Over Quran Translations, Sparking Religious Freedom Concerns
Turkey's Diyanet, with a €3 billion budget and over 140,000 employees, now legally controls Quran translations, banning those deemed inconsistent with Islam, raising concerns about religious freedom amidst declining religiosity in the country.
Turkey's Diyanet Gains Control Over Quran Translations, Sparking Religious Freedom Concerns
Turkey's Diyanet, with a €3 billion budget and over 140,000 employees, now legally controls Quran translations, banning those deemed inconsistent with Islam, raising concerns about religious freedom amidst declining religiosity in the country.
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56% Bias Score


Tulane Researcher Resigns, Citing Censorship Over Petrochemical Industry Research
Tulane University researcher Kimberly Terrell resigned Wednesday, accusing university leaders of censorship after her research exposing the Louisiana petrochemical industry's health and racial hiring disparities triggered blowback from donors and elected officials, jeopardizing a university redevelo...
Tulane Researcher Resigns, Citing Censorship Over Petrochemical Industry Research
Tulane University researcher Kimberly Terrell resigned Wednesday, accusing university leaders of censorship after her research exposing the Louisiana petrochemical industry's health and racial hiring disparities triggered blowback from donors and elected officials, jeopardizing a university redevelo...
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60% Bias Score


Trump Administration's Actions Spark Nationwide Free Speech Protests
President Trump's administration faces criticism for allegedly suppressing free speech through arrests, threats, and intimidation, prompting nationwide protests and condemnation from human rights groups and sparking legal challenges.
Trump Administration's Actions Spark Nationwide Free Speech Protests
President Trump's administration faces criticism for allegedly suppressing free speech through arrests, threats, and intimidation, prompting nationwide protests and condemnation from human rights groups and sparking legal challenges.
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36% Bias Score

Saudi Arabia Executes Journalist for "High Treason", Underscoring Crackdown on Dissent
Saudi Arabia executed journalist Turki al-Jasser on Saturday for "high treason," following seven years of detention and alleged torture, highlighting the kingdom's ongoing suppression of dissent and use of national security pretexts to silence critics.

Saudi Arabia Executes Journalist for "High Treason", Underscoring Crackdown on Dissent
Saudi Arabia executed journalist Turki al-Jasser on Saturday for "high treason," following seven years of detention and alleged torture, highlighting the kingdom's ongoing suppression of dissent and use of national security pretexts to silence critics.
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52% Bias Score

Iran Urges WhatsApp Deletion Amidst Data Sharing Allegations
Iranian state television called for a WhatsApp ban, alleging data sharing with Israel; WhatsApp denied these claims, citing end-to-end encryption and data protection policies, expressing concern about potential service blocks during a time of need.

Iran Urges WhatsApp Deletion Amidst Data Sharing Allegations
Iranian state television called for a WhatsApp ban, alleging data sharing with Israel; WhatsApp denied these claims, citing end-to-end encryption and data protection policies, expressing concern about potential service blocks during a time of need.
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48% Bias Score

Pacific Journalists Face Defamation Lawsuits, Threatening Press Freedom
The Pacific faces a critical moment for press freedom as journalists face expensive defamation lawsuits, threatening their financial survival and potentially silencing critical reporting, with cases in Palau, Samoa and Papua New Guinea highlighting the issue.

Pacific Journalists Face Defamation Lawsuits, Threatening Press Freedom
The Pacific faces a critical moment for press freedom as journalists face expensive defamation lawsuits, threatening their financial survival and potentially silencing critical reporting, with cases in Palau, Samoa and Papua New Guinea highlighting the issue.
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44% Bias Score

Trump Administration's Actions Spark Nationwide Protests and International Condemnation Over Free Speech Violations
President Trump's administration faces widespread criticism for suppressing free speech, evidenced by arrests of activists, threats to demonstrators, and attacks on news organizations, prompting nationwide protests and international condemnation.

Trump Administration's Actions Spark Nationwide Protests and International Condemnation Over Free Speech Violations
President Trump's administration faces widespread criticism for suppressing free speech, evidenced by arrests of activists, threats to demonstrators, and attacks on news organizations, prompting nationwide protests and international condemnation.
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48% Bias Score

Trump Administration's Actions Spark Nationwide Free Speech Crisis
President Trump's administration faces widespread criticism for suppressing free speech, evidenced by arrests of activists, threats to protesters, and attacks on universities, prompting nationwide "No Kings" protests and condemnation from international human rights groups.

Trump Administration's Actions Spark Nationwide Free Speech Crisis
President Trump's administration faces widespread criticism for suppressing free speech, evidenced by arrests of activists, threats to protesters, and attacks on universities, prompting nationwide "No Kings" protests and condemnation from international human rights groups.
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60% Bias Score

Tulane Researcher Resigns, Citing Censorship over Petrochemical Industry Research
Tulane University researcher Kimberly Terrell resigned Wednesday, accusing university leaders of censorship after her research linking the Louisiana petrochemical industry to racial health and hiring disparities triggered blowback from donors and state officials. The university imposed a gag order o...

Tulane Researcher Resigns, Citing Censorship over Petrochemical Industry Research
Tulane University researcher Kimberly Terrell resigned Wednesday, accusing university leaders of censorship after her research linking the Louisiana petrochemical industry to racial health and hiring disparities triggered blowback from donors and state officials. The university imposed a gag order o...
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48% Bias Score
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