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Iranian Filmmaker Secretly Flees Iran After Cannes Win
Iranian film director Jafar Panahi, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes for "It Was Just An Accident," secretly left Iran for Australia after facing potential arrest for his film, which subtly criticizes the government; his Sydney Film Festival appearance was kept secret until his arrival.
Iranian Filmmaker Secretly Flees Iran After Cannes Win
Iranian film director Jafar Panahi, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes for "It Was Just An Accident," secretly left Iran for Australia after facing potential arrest for his film, which subtly criticizes the government; his Sydney Film Festival appearance was kept secret until his arrival.
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44% Bias Score
Harvard Under Trump: A Climate of Fear
Three Colombian doctoral students at Harvard describe a climate of fear due to President Trump's actions against the university, including a ban on international students and $3 billion in frozen federal funds, forcing the university to subtly censor content and prioritize financial stability over i...
Harvard Under Trump: A Climate of Fear
Three Colombian doctoral students at Harvard describe a climate of fear due to President Trump's actions against the university, including a ban on international students and $3 billion in frozen federal funds, forcing the university to subtly censor content and prioritize financial stability over i...
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44% Bias Score
Globus's Memoir Highlights Popular Belarusian Writer Amidst Official Neglect
Adam Globus's new book, "My Neighbor Korotkevich," recounts memories of the beloved Belarusian writer, highlighting his popularity despite official neglect, and reflects a trend in Belarusian publishing towards shorter, more frequent releases.
Globus's Memoir Highlights Popular Belarusian Writer Amidst Official Neglect
Adam Globus's new book, "My Neighbor Korotkevich," recounts memories of the beloved Belarusian writer, highlighting his popularity despite official neglect, and reflects a trend in Belarusian publishing towards shorter, more frequent releases.
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52% Bias Score
EU Advocate General Finds Hungary Violated LGBTQ+ Rights
Hungary faces potential legal action and fines from the EU for its 2021 law restricting LGBTQ+ content in media and education, which the advocate general of the EU's top court deemed as violating EU law and fundamental values; the case involved the European Parliament and 16 member states.
EU Advocate General Finds Hungary Violated LGBTQ+ Rights
Hungary faces potential legal action and fines from the EU for its 2021 law restricting LGBTQ+ content in media and education, which the advocate general of the EU's top court deemed as violating EU law and fundamental values; the case involved the European Parliament and 16 member states.
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40% Bias Score
FCC Commissioner Sounds Alarm on Trump's Assault on Press Freedom
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez launched a "First Amendment Tour" to denounce President Trump's alleged weaponization of the FCC against news outlets like NPR, PBS, ABC, CBS, and NBC, citing "sham investigations" and threats to press freedom, while the FCC faces a quorum crisis with impending commission...
FCC Commissioner Sounds Alarm on Trump's Assault on Press Freedom
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez launched a "First Amendment Tour" to denounce President Trump's alleged weaponization of the FCC against news outlets like NPR, PBS, ABC, CBS, and NBC, citing "sham investigations" and threats to press freedom, while the FCC faces a quorum crisis with impending commission...
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52% Bias Score
New TV Channel Challenges Russian Censorship
On June 4th, a new TV channel called "Russia's Future", a joint venture between Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation and Reporters Without Borders, launched, broadcasting previously banned political content via satellite to 45% of Russian satellite TV viewers across Europe, the Middle East, a...
New TV Channel Challenges Russian Censorship
On June 4th, a new TV channel called "Russia's Future", a joint venture between Alexei Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation and Reporters Without Borders, launched, broadcasting previously banned political content via satellite to 45% of Russian satellite TV viewers across Europe, the Middle East, a...
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36% Bias Score
Foreign Governments' Techniques to Suppress Entertainment Content
Foreign governments use licensing, funding, access, economic pressure, censorship, government-controlled content, tax, smear campaigns, and chilling effects to suppress entertainment content they dislike.
Foreign Governments' Techniques to Suppress Entertainment Content
Foreign governments use licensing, funding, access, economic pressure, censorship, government-controlled content, tax, smear campaigns, and chilling effects to suppress entertainment content they dislike.
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44% Bias Score
Congo Media Ban Compared to False German Nazi Party Claim
Congo's media regulator wrongly compared a ban on former president Joseph Kabila's party to a nonexistent Nazi party in Germany, while the AfD, a German far-right party, remains active despite its recent classification as extremist.
Congo Media Ban Compared to False German Nazi Party Claim
Congo's media regulator wrongly compared a ban on former president Joseph Kabila's party to a nonexistent Nazi party in Germany, while the AfD, a German far-right party, remains active despite its recent classification as extremist.
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48% Bias Score
Kehlmann's "The Director": Pabst Under Nazi Rule
Daniel Kehlmann's "The Director" fictionalizes filmmaker Georg Wilhelm Pabst's World War II experiences in Nazi Germany, focusing on his struggles, subtle resistance through filmmaking, and the unfinished "Molander Case", contrasting his actions with collaborators like Leni Riefenstahl; exploring th...
Kehlmann's "The Director": Pabst Under Nazi Rule
Daniel Kehlmann's "The Director" fictionalizes filmmaker Georg Wilhelm Pabst's World War II experiences in Nazi Germany, focusing on his struggles, subtle resistance through filmmaking, and the unfinished "Molander Case", contrasting his actions with collaborators like Leni Riefenstahl; exploring th...
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28% Bias Score
EU Court Advisor Rules Hungary's LGBTQ+ Law Illegal
The European Union's highest court's advisor declared Hungary's 2021 law restricting LGBTQ+ content in media accessible to children violates EU law, potentially leading to the law's repeal and fines for Hungary.
EU Court Advisor Rules Hungary's LGBTQ+ Law Illegal
The European Union's highest court's advisor declared Hungary's 2021 law restricting LGBTQ+ content in media accessible to children violates EU law, potentially leading to the law's repeal and fines for Hungary.
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64% Bias Score
Hungary Delays Controversial Media Law Debate Until Autumn
Hungary's parliament will delay debate on a controversial media law until autumn, following criticism from the EU and concerns about its impact on media freedom and potential violations of EU law. The law would grant broad powers to monitor foreign-funded media and NGOs.
Hungary Delays Controversial Media Law Debate Until Autumn
Hungary's parliament will delay debate on a controversial media law until autumn, following criticism from the EU and concerns about its impact on media freedom and potential violations of EU law. The law would grant broad powers to monitor foreign-funded media and NGOs.
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44% Bias Score
German Minister Condemns 'Cancel Culture' After Venus Statue Removal
German Minister of State for Culture Wolfram Weimer criticizes the removal of a Venus statue from a Berlin agency for being sexist, citing it as an example of 'cancel culture' and warning against both left- and right-wing restrictions on artistic freedom.
German Minister Condemns 'Cancel Culture' After Venus Statue Removal
German Minister of State for Culture Wolfram Weimer criticizes the removal of a Venus statue from a Berlin agency for being sexist, citing it as an example of 'cancel culture' and warning against both left- and right-wing restrictions on artistic freedom.
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72% Bias Score
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